Sport news
Term 2 2014
RUGBY
Senior boys- Came 3rd overall. Won their division and won against Hallam’s B team.
The Senior Boys’ Rugby League team came up against a group of SEDA Schools who specialised in
sports performance. Considering this they did exceptionally well to win against Hallam and hold their
own against the other teams in the competition. The bravery and team spirit that the Boys showed
was impressive and they never took a back ward step all day.
GOLF
Cameron Naicker qualified to represent CDSC in the in the SMR golf tournament. Cameron was the
top scored in the Northern Peninsula Division with a score of 6.
SWIMMING
Cameron Bladen came 5th in the boys 12-13 butterfly with a time of 33.37 at the state swimming
event on the 29th of April. Well done Cam!
FOOTBALL
SNR girl’s football- Monday 19th May.
Subway award- Genna Doyle 12E,
Amart sport award- Leah Seeto 11F
SNR boy’s football- awards- Mitchell Ricardo, Ryan Mosca Best on ground (subway award),
Ben Wagner best on ground (subway award).
VOLLEYBALL
Year 8 girls competed in the Southern metro Region finals for Volleyball on Tuesday 20th May at the
State Volleyball centre. The girls won their first game against Rosebud and lost their second game
against Westall.
Subway Award- Zephaniah Maliko 8H
Amart sport award- Teei Cecil-Daniel 8H
NETBALL
SNR boys- played competitively all day. They had the potential to win more games than they did but
lacked teamwork and determination against the tough competition.
SNR girls- The girls all played a fantastic 7 games and won them all convincingly taking away the flag
for the day. They will play Rosebud in a final next term to qualify for SMR (region) netball. We wish
the girls the best of luck for their future games! The dream team consisted of: Leah Seeto, Genna
Doyle, Keely Horrigan, Akanisi Seeto, Talissa Wellington, Jodie Orr, Emma Ryde-Coad, Atelini Seeto
and Hannah Spratt.
Year 9 and 10 boys- 2nd overall.
Year 9 and 10 girls- A grade girls won one game and drew against Patterson River. They played
competitive netball all day. The B grade girls improved out of sight over the course of the day and
had a great day playing out 7 games against hard competition.
Awards- Jasmine Orr, Finny Leung- Wo, Elaine Chen, Moana Te Nahu.
Year 8 girls- RESULTS
A team
Drew against EMC (6 all)
Lost against Patterson River (7-3)
Lost (but were up at half time and played really well) against FHS A (10-12)
Won against McClelland (3-1)
Lost to Mt Erin
Won against Monterey.
B team
Won against fhsb2 (2-1)
Lost against fhsb1
Won against fhsb4 (12-3)
Lost against fhsb3 (2-8)
Drew against McClelland (4 all)
Lost to EMC
Lost to Patterson River
Awards- Sophie Rawiler, Amy Smith, Sarah Angeloni, Brooke Butler.
Coaches- Holly Wilcox and Bri Eklom.
Year 7 girls- A team won the day. They won 3 games and drew twice.
B team came 5th overall, winning 3 of their games, losing 3 and drawing once.
Awards- Julinna Mokoha, Daisy McCarthy, Brianna Messina and Sila Seeto.
Coaches- Jasmine Orr and Del Davis.
BADMINTON
Year 9 and 10 girls and boys had a great day out and won some games.
SOCCER
The Senior Boys’ Soccer team overcame many difficulties to even get a team on the field.
They managed a win and a draw and if it wasn’t for the four penalties that they gave away
during the day they could have been playing in the finals. All the boys made a significant
contribution, especially considering the taxing schedule that meant they had to play five
matches back to back with only one substitute. The lads continued to chase the ball and
make tackles while maintaining a sense of fun and excitement through it all.
Awards- Navil (subway) and Dylan (Amart sports).
BASKETBALL
SNR boys Basketball played in the VCC competition on the 27th Of May.
It was a cold and dreary day in late May, a handsome teacher ventured out with 8 of his
warriors into the unknown realm, also known as Dandenong. Standing before the tribe of
ruthless warriors were four contests, testing their might and fortitude, each contest, a test
of their mental and physical resolve.
Their leader, ruthless, uncompromising and devastatingly handsome beset his warriors out
on their mission, he knew many would not return, but with a determined demeanour and
faith in his troops, they went forth.
The band of warriors returned loosing two out the four battles, and by an amazing twist of
fate, won two our the four. Licking their wounds the warriors escaped the evil land of
Dandenong to return to their homes, proud and encouraged by the reception they
received.
The evil overlord congratulated their efforts by stating that their skills on the battlefield and
respect they had for their opponents were the true stars of the day, with a grin on their
faces, the warriors embarked on their horses knowing that even though they had lost as
many battles as they had won, they were truly the overall winners on the day.
Tales will be told for ions to come, about the brave warriors, and their handsome
leader. Some will call it a myth, a legend, but those few that were there to witness history
will know the true tale, a tale of a man, his men and their uncompromising quest for
immortality.
By Peter Iannazzo
SNR boys Basketball interschool sport- Finished 4th overall.
SNR girls Basketball interschool sport- Finished 6th overall. Considering the team was made
up of predominantly netball players the girls had a great day winning one game and drawing
one too. The girls started off the day against FHS and played extremely well as a team, the
scores were tied at half time but unfortunately FHS ran away with the win. The girls
demonstrated fantastic sportsmanship and were an entertaining group to take out on sport.
Thanks for a great day girls!
CDSC ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
Age champions
Ella Cartledge, Riley Hosie, Sohpie Rawiller, Cameron Bladen, Emma Smith, Issac Kirk, Moana
Ta Nahu, Kenneth Leota, Natasha Ngaamo, Devonde Salesa, Leah Seeto, Jye Rowney, Alycia
Maher, Ryan Mosca.
FUN RUN
Age group winners
Apsara Bharduaj, Riley Hosie, Damien Patterson, Jacinta Hart, Corey Russo, Hani
Abderarhim, Liam Swanborough, Jasmine Orr, Ben Barlow, Natasha Rowley, Hannah Sprat,
Kenny Mckee.
Fundraising winners
Josh Jones, Taylor Normington, Monal Clandra, Sarah Houston, Tanika Benis, Caleb HuntMcgreger, JamieLee Watson, Makalei Hickey, Rebecca Edwards, Madeleine O’Neill, Caleb
Jeavons, Tommy Andersen, Shane Hayes, Arthur Attwell, Gabbi Payet, Michael Whittam,
Jordan Whittam, Makenzie Baker, Aiden Tomlin, Enya Cornell.
NPD CROSS COUNTRY TEAM:
Makalei Hickey, Anais Topping, Logan Wilson, Cameron Groom, Nathan Vella, Damien
Brook- Pattis, Riley Hosie, Brianna Messina, Cameron Bladen, Christopher Butner, Hani
Abdelrahim, Jacinta Hart, Blake Hoad, Sophie Rowiller, Ben Petrie, Issac Kirk, Josh Gribling,
Shanea Hurst, Nick Burley, Ben Barlow.
Qualifiers to the SMR finalLogan Wilson - 5th Boys 12 yr old
Riley Hosie - 4th Boys 12 year old
Brianna Messina - 10th girls 13 year old
Chris Butner - 6th boys 12 year old
Hani Abdelrahim - 12th boys 14 year old
Jacinta Hart - 11th girls 14 year old
Josh Gribling - 16th boys 15 year old
Ben Barlow - 6th boys 16 year old
TABLE TENNIS
CDSC hosted table tennis for the first time in years. It was a fantastic day, results for first
place came down to the ‘rubbers’ won on the day. All students involved displayed positive
sportsmanship and all had a great day.
Results:
1st FHS (24 rubbers)
2nd FHS (23 rubbers)
3rd McClelland (21 rubbers)
4th CDSC
5th CDSC
6th Patterson River.
Well done to all the competing teams.