From the Leader of Learning Sport
College Competitors only swim carnival 25th of Feb
On the 25th of February the College ran the competitive swimming carnival. Due to COVID 19 restrictions this was the first time the College had ran such an event.
Regardless, students interested in competing and attempting qualification to the PDSSSC Diocesan carnival registered and took part in it. It was a great day and the students who participated gave their personal best to achieve the best possible times.
PDSSSC Diocesan Swimming Carnival
On the 12th of March St Andrews Students who qualified for the PDSSSC Diocesan Swimming Carnival attended and took part in the event.
12 St Andrews qualified for the carnival and were given the opportunity to represent and compete at a higher level. Students who took part represented the college proudly and put in their personal best effort in achieving their best possible time and place in their events.
The following St Andrews Students represented the college at the event were :
Georgia Green, Harrison Green, Viktoria Vidovic, Jade Kember, Hamish Seymon, Catharina Purwadi, Marcus Doingo, Xander Domingo, Ashleigh Out, Kevin Pham, Roy Hale and Kaydence Wells.
Students should be extremely proud of reaching this event and they represented the College with Pride.
Georgia Green qualifying for the NSWCCC swimming carnival.
A special congratulations goes to Georgia Green who qualified and progressed to the NSWCCC swimming carnival. Georgia qualified for 50 Meter Freestyle, 50 Meter butterfly, 100 Meter Backstroke and 50 Meter Backstroke events. Georgia Finished first in three of the events and second in one event. It is an enormous accomplishment by Georgia. It is a testament to her determination, will and commitment to her competitive swimming. The College is extremely proud and we wish her well in the NSWCCC carnival.
Isabella Narayan at the National Swimming Championships
Over the weekend Isabella Narayan was competing at the National open water swimming championships in Queensland. Isabella competed at the highest level against swimmers from all over Australia in the 5km open water swim for her age group finishing 17th which is an amazing achievement for her. The College is extremely proud of Isabella and her swimming achievements!
Students who made the NSWCCC Parramatta selections.
Congratulations to Zaine Nassar and Jai Periera who have both been selected to represent the diocese at the CCC touch football championships in Nelson Bay on the 30th and 31st of March. Zaine Nassar has made the Open boys team and Jai Periera has been made a stand by player for the CCC parramatta diocesan team.
Congratulations to Bianca Infante who has progressed to the next round of selections and representation for Volleyball. Bianca will be attempting selections at the NSW all school event for Volleyball.
A Great achievement to our students and we wish them the best of luck in the competition.
School Boy Head of River event 13th of March
On the 13th of March Hezekiah Mauu competed in the School Boy Head of River at the Sydney International Regatta and he represented the College at the event. It was Hezekiah’s first attempt at the 2km event. Regardless it is an amazing attempt by Kiah! We as a College are extremely proud of him!
The College is extremely proud of all our students who have been competing and taking part in sporting activities that they are passionate about. It is a testament to all our students that their hard work, determination and willingness to grow has paid off with these amazing achievements. I could not be more proud of our students with their willingness to give their personal best and achieve amazing things!
Mr Dunaeff
Leader of Learning Sport