SKC Summer Sport Results for 25th February 2017
Athletics (Summer)
Team
Full Squad
Coach
S.Fabris S.Hargreaves
Opponent
Best Performers
Comments
State Championship
Gold - Philip Borg 400m (49.92s)
Silver - Matthew Hussey 1500m (4:01), Thomas
Scroggie 1500m (4:11), Jett-Paris Bedelis Pole Valut
(2.20m)
Bronze - Massimo Acquaro 100m (11.50), Thomas
Scroggie 2km Steeplechase (6:28)
St Kevin's had some fantastic results from the first weekend of the State Championship. Philip Borg was the standout
claiming the title in the u18 400m in a personal best time of 49.92s. We also had numerous other medal winners
across the weekend and many personal best recorded. In the junior age groups, Luca Di Conza recorded a personal
best and National qualifier in the 1500m while in the jumps pit Matthew Kim leaped a huge personal best to finish 5th
in the triple jump. Good luck to the boys who are continuing the competition this upcoming weekend in the final days
of the State Championships.
Badminton
Team
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
1sts
S. Li
Xavier College
W
10/20/513 to 2/5/371
2nds
M.Siu
Haileybury
L
0/0/115 to 12/24/456
3rds
I.Korac
WC Prahran
W
8/16/315 to 0/1/70
9/10A
M.Hetchler P.Rao
Haileybury
L
1-3-270 to 11-23-483
9/10B
M.Hetchler P.Rao
Haileybury
L
2-5-297 to 10-21-462
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Best Performers
Comments
John Walton, Ryan Joseph-Ho, Josh Wall
This week the 2nds hosted Haileybury College. Although the team
knew of their capabilities, the boys put in their best efforts against a
strong team. However, despite their attempts, the opposition was too
strong who pulled away with win.
Nathan Nardella, Hugo Mitchell, Sean Quinn
A convincing win for SKC. SKC won every game that they played
against a Wesley side which, while short on numbers, was a
competent and determined opponent. As the team gains more
experience in doubles matches, their ability to cooperate is steadily
improving.
Vincent Luc
Despite a strong effort from SKC, the Haileybury side managed to
come away with a comprehensive victory. Special mention must go to
Vincent Luc for a stunning and nail biting win over a very clearly
experienced opponent.
Josh Lopez, Alex Le
The 9/10B’s came up against a very strong Hailebury outfit on
Saturday only managing to come away with two wins. Josh Lopez
came away victorious with a hard fought victory against his Hailebury
counterpart in his singles match however Alex fought just as hard
taking his match to 3 sets however narrowly falling short 21-15 19-21
16-21. Another 3 set performance in the doubles by Stephen and Eric
Chen delivered another win in a close encounter with scores 11-15
15-11 15-13.
Basketball
Team
Best Performers
Comments
Blue
J.Sheridan M.Langan
SKC Gold
W
53 to 19
Nicholas Harper, Conor Britten 14,, Riley Huy After a close first half (13-5), Blue pulled away with many fast breaks
10
resulting from loose passing and shooting by their Gold opponents.
Maroon
J.Sheridan M.Langan
SKC Green
L
17 to 42
Thomas Zaspel 4, Liam Foo 4, Patrick
Johnson 6.
Green used their height intelligently, managing their substitutions and
posting up strongly to maximise their advantage. Unfortunately for
Maroon, very loose shooting prevented them from maintaing an early
11-8 halftime lead.
Black
J.Sheridan M.Langan
SKC Red
L
26 to 71
Solomon Brooks 10, Thomas Krake 8,
Cooper Chapman 4.
Injury cruelled Black's chance to compete but it hard to see Red's
fantastic running game being challenged. Swarming defence and
superb passing led to a string of lay-ups. Then, incredible 3-point
shooting really blew out the scoreboard.
Gold
J.Sheridan M.Langan
SKC Blue
L
19 to 53
John Minjin 5, Jackson Jacotine 4, Alex
Nanfra 4
After a close first half (13-5), Blue pulled away with many fast breaks
resulting from loose passing and shooting by their Gold opponents.
Green
J.Sheridan M.Langan
SKC Black
W
42 to 17
Green used their height intelligently, managing their substitutions and
William Bancovich 12, Oliver Doyle 8, Nelson posting up strongly to maximise their advantage. Unfortunately for
Maroon, very loose shooting prevented them from maintaing an early
Conwell.
11-8 halftime lead.
Red
J.Sheridan M.Langan
SKC Maroon
W
71 to 26
Team
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Oliver Gill 20, Patrick Robinson 18, William
Batchelor 15.
Injury cruelled Black's chance to compete but it hard to see Red's
fantastic running game being challenged. Swarming defence and
superb passing led to a string of lay-ups. Then, incredible 3-point
shooting really blew out the scoreboard.
Cricket
1sts
S.Schottner C.Sandri
Wesley College
W
2nds
J.Bowlby J.Boehm
Wesley College
W
3rds
M.Segal
Xavier College
L
SKC 9/137 to Xavier 3/141
D.Bharsadia
XC Black
W
SKC 7/194 to XC 10/127
10A
C.Dunn J.Burrill
Geelong College
W
8/226 to 8/133
A.Connell
Geelong College
W
Comments
A strong start with the ball from SKC had WC 6/80 at tea, but their tail
end fought hard to eventually post a respectable score. At 4/19 SKC
were in trouble until 2 excellent partnerships for the 5th and 6th wicket
Michael Parsons 67 not out, Sam Milne 67,
6 dec/ 179 & 4/45 to 173 & 7 dec 156
steered home a strong win. Declarations were made to hopefully
Tom Sudano 5 wickets across two innings
ensure a t20 type run chase, but unfortunately this did not eventuate
in the end.
A fantastic revival from the SKC middle order got our innings back on
track after we began the day with a top order collapse. After being
sent in to bat, the SKC top order were in trouble early at 3/8 and 4/20
soon after. A solid partnership between Sam Lake and Finn O'Sullivan
steadied the side and got the SKC innings going again. Di Paolo (54)
and Tim Graham (75*) saw a quick resurrection of the SKC innings
and put us in a commanding position, pushing toward a total in excess
of 200. A cameo from Hanrahan (20) and the continued power hitting
Batting: Tim Graham 76*, Di Paolo 54,
from Tim Graham saw the SKC 2nd XI put on a healthy total of 251
O'Sullivan 34. Bowling: Joe Lee 3/18, Serpell
SKC 8/251 d WC 125
runs. This was an outstanding effort given the position we were in
2/22, Gray 2/1
earlier in the day. The Wesley College run chase started slowly and
there was little intent to score. However, the WC batsmen were
playing defensively which made it hard get a breakthrough. After being
unable to get a wicket for 25 overs, some inspired bowling from Joe
Lee and debutant Hamish Serpell saw the opening wickets falls and
the start of the Wesley collapse. Max Gray would clean up the
tail with impressive figures of 2/1. The Wesley innings finishe 125 runs
short after they were dismissed after 42.5 overs.
4ths
10B
Best Performers
SKC 4/177 d GC 97
Batting: Jack Rawlings 51 n.o. Alex Oswald
25. Bowling Thomas Briggs 0/10 (5)
Batting:H.Tighe 41n.o.J.Connell 40n.o.B.
Peacock 27 and 3/7
Batting: Daniel Ferraro 107 N.O., Rex Stucki
38, Harry Moore 35. Bowling: Oliver BIlston
(3/14), Daniel Ferraro (2/12).
Jack Duncan 50 retired 3/5, Ethan Clark 21,
Lachlan Collopy 21*, Jack Byrne 20, Jack
Norris 19*, Matt Griggs 2/15, Pat Fewster
2/16
A great battle between two strong teams. SKC needed the middle and
lower order to contribute another 20 runs. We fielded and bowled well
but Xavier reached the target with one over to spare.
A fantastic display by the SKC batsmen set up a dominant victory
against XC. Openers put up a quick fire 50 followed by a strong effort
from Middle order. Bowlers bowled tight line and length, backed up by
some sharp catching and fileding resulting in 4 R/outs . Overall it was
a comprehensive win
Travelling down to Geelong, SKC elected to bat first on a good wicket.
The innings once again started off shaky, with 4 wickets lost for very
little after 15 overs. A solid partnership developed by Harry Moore and
Daniel Ferraro put SKC back into the drivers seat and marching along
towards a big score. At the end of the innings, Daniel Ferraro
combined excellently with Rex Stucki to push the total to 226. Ferraro
finished with an exceptional 107 not out at the end of 50 overs. With
the opposition adopting a cautious approach to the run chase, SKC's
bowlers found it hard to take wickets even though the required run
rate for the opposition became unattainable. Some excellent middle
order bowling by Oliver Bilston and Patrick Croagh saw some crucial
wickets fall. Geelong College finished their innings 90 runs short of the
SKC total.
A fantastic display by the SKC batsmen set up a dominant victory
against Geelong College. Opener Jack Duncan led the way with a half
century, manipulating the field with hard running between the wickets.
He was well supported by Ethan Clark (21) and Jack Byrne (20). A
late partnership for the 5th wicket of 46 off just 16 deliveries between
Jack Norris and Lachlan Collopy who made use of the short
boundaries saw the run rate to soar over 6.5 per over. St Kevin's
posted 4/177 from just 27 overs. Regular Geelong wickets, led by
spinners Jack Duncan (3/5) and Patrick Fewster (2/16) as well as
Matthew Griggs (2/15), ensured the victory for SKC, bowling out
Geelong College for 97.
10C
9A
9B
J.Penrose
A.Klupacs D.George
T.Wright
Xavier College
Carey Grammar
Xavier College
W
W
W
9C
P.Rawson
WC Prahran
W
8A
J.Taylor
Melbourne GS
W
8B
R.Thomas
Scotch College
W
3/86 to 83 - won by 7 wickets
206 to 9/146
113/9 to 108/10
6/127 to 8/90
7/110 to 8/90
Bowling - Jordan Moran 5 wickets for 4 runs.
Luca Catanzariti 2 wickets for 11 runs.
Batting - Jordan Moran 29 n.o., Xavier
Shanley 21 n.o., Zach Simonsz 24 n.o.
A resounding and much needed victory for SKC against ecclesiastical
and scholastic rivals Xavier. St Kevin's bowled with discipline, zeal
and venom to take three early wickets, but Xavier batted themselves
out of a hole until Jordan Moran took the game by the scruff of the
neck with a thrilling 5-for and an economy that would make even
China blush. Once the Xavier tail had been mopped up it was Moran
again who dazzled with boundaries aplenty in a swashbuckling innings
as SKC chased down the runs quickly. Following the enforced
retirement of Best On Ground Moran, it was down to Xavier Shanley
with a captain's innings and his partnership with the patient Zach
Simonsz also hitting the ball well to hunt down the bulk of the
remainders. In the end it was James Heenatimulla who struck off the
remaining runs for the 10C/5th XI's first victory of the season. Though
some wickets were gifted more cheaply than the unwanted items at an
unpopular car boot sale and our bowling was, at times, wider than the
Tasman Sea, SKC should take pride and solace in the fact that they
dominated their opposition and won the game convincingly.
Batting- Ben griffin 103, Xander Dietze 28,
Matthew Dimattina 21, Scott Meagher 18,
Ryan Driscoll 10 Bowling- Anthony Wilks 2/
17, Ben Walling 2/26, Matthew Hillas 2/27
SKC won the toss and batted. Ben Griffin, recently promoted from the
Bs, constructed a patient but hard hitting innings reaching his century
just before the final overs. it was a chanceless innings that proved that
concentration is key to remaining at the crease. on the back of Ben's
great hundred, Xander Dietze and Matt Dimattina scored creditable
20s. SKC posted an impressive 206. SKX began bowling well with 3
bowlers picking up 2 wickets each. Despite our enthusiastic efforts we
could only take 9 Carey wickets but they were 60 runs adrift from our
total. A most encouraging effort by all players. Once again,
congratulations to ben Griffin on his 103 from 139 deliveries with 14
boundaries at a strike rate of 74.1 in 158 minutes.
SKC won the toss and batted. Jesse Batastella opened the batting
and was able to graft 34 while wickets fell around him. Eoin
O'Mahoney was solid for 14 however SKC continued to lose wickets
and was unable to build partnerships. A huge 98 dot balls also saw
SKC struggle to a total over 100. XC started strongly and were in a
Batting - Jesse Batastella 34, Eoin O'Mahony strong position at 55/2 half way through the 30 overs. With 93/5 and 7
14, Ethan Boal 11, Marco Polidoro 11,
overs to go, XC looked like having the game, however SKC finally
Bowling - Angus Farnan 2/11, Marco Polidoro switched on in the field and a brace of run outs and some tight bowling
2/12, Josh Lake 2/11
at the death saw SKC dismiss XC for 108.
Batting - Samuel Gunson 35ret, Xavier
Vaughan 23, Cailan Lhuede 19. Bowling Harrison Fitzgerald 3/7, Fred Bulbeck 2/8
Another strong all round team performance saw the 9Cs claim their second
straight victory. A solid batting performance saw the team put on 127 runs for
the loss of six wickets at the healthy run rate of 4.5 per over. Best batting this
week came from Sam Gunson (35 ret), Xavier Vaughan 23 and Cailan
Lhuede 19. Impressive opening bowling spells from Tom Schofield and
Mitchell Ryan put Wesley under pressure early on. Following a couple of
wickets Wesley had two strong batters in together and a lack of patience in
the field allowed a few runs to leak, however an impressive catch from
Lhuede was able to break this partnership and from then on SKC were in
complete control. Very good bowling from Fred Bulbeck (2/8) and Harrison
Fitzgerald (3/7) in later overs was pleasing and saw SKC win by 37 runs. A
key area for improvement is the need to hold on to our catches, we can not
afford to give the opposition extra chances in future games.
Ben McMahon 32, Joe Gleeson 22, Tom
Williams 20 not out. Zac Gucciardo 2/16,
Adam Woolhouse 2/10
St Kevin's won the toss and batted first. The boys had another tough
start with the bat being 3/17 at one point. However a brilliant middle
order partnership of 52 between Ben McMahon and Tom Williams
turned the game on its head with the boys finishing on 110. In reply,
Scotch got off to a strong start but lost 4 wickets for 10 runs. Some
unbelievable fielding from Josh Hardy and Daniel Gambell put Scotch
under pressure to which they had no answer. Some brilliant death
bowling by Zac Gucciardo, Josh Hardy and Ben Eldridge finished the
job for the boys. Overall it was a very accomplished team
performance, the boys handled some difficult scenarios in a perfect
manner. Well done
8C
8D
J.Waller
S.Williams
CGS W.Hill
Scotch College
W
W
9/121 to 6/89
8-103 to 10-101
7A
S.Foster
Melbourne GS
L
9/87 to 6/ 146
7B
T.Mitchell
Melbourne GS
W
0-147 to 8/74
7C
7D
J.Davenport A.Cafari
CGS W.Hill
W
2/184 to 10/57
Luke Candeloro (28 ret), Harry Kirkwood 17,
Hugo O'Callaghan 13
SKC elected to bat first in beautiful conditions at Parkville. The CGS
bowlers were clearly the best we had faced but Luke Candellero
withstood the early pressure and went on to make a cavalier 28 ret including 6 boundaries. He was well supported by John Hynes who
made a valuable 12 runs. Unfortunately, their dominant opening stand
was followed by the loss of two quick wickets and it seemed the
wheels had come off for us. That is, until Harry Kirkwoord (17) strode
to the crease and produed another accomplished innings to rebuild
our run tally and confidence. CGS never looked comfortable against
the depth and variation of our bowling and as our fielding was again
almost faultless the boys took full toll of any mistakes from the
opposition. Another well deserved win for the 8C's.
Harrison Martin 4/10 & 8 retired. James
Colloretti 24 retired & 3 stumpings. Luca
DeThomasis
SKC played well with tight bowling and fielding. Five wickets were
caught and 3 were runouts so our fielding was fantastic. Jordan
Woods caught the catch of the season in slips with fingers
outstretched just of the grass. James Coloretti was solid all day
involved as top scorer and stumping out three players. Harrison Martin
was on a hatrick and finished with 4 wickets. Great team effort with all
boys playing with great support and sportsmanship. Well done.
Kobe Cikala 2 /11 & Oliver Garlick 2/21.
Dashiell Spencer-White and Nicholas Dynan
both scoring 20 runs.
The 7A's came up against a very talented Melbourne Grammar
School. Winning the toss we elected to bat making a slow but steady
run rate. Early wickets lost us the momentum completing the 30 overs
9 for 87. SKC 7A started well with Kobe Cikala taking two wicket in his
first over, but the batting from MGS was very good passing the total in
21 overs. MGS finished the final overs but not without lossing wickets.
The 7A's displayed real sportsmanship in the face of quality
opposition.
Joel McMahen 30ret, Henry James 23ret,
Xavier Robinson 21no and 2/9, Zac Gleeson
3/2
Bowling first in beautiful conditions SKC bowled with control, method
and often with venom to restrict CGS to a meagre total. Xavier
Robinson's fast yorkers caused great concern to the batsmen and
legspinner Zac Gleeson took 3 wickets in 4 balls in his third over as
CGS capitulated. SKC then took the opportunity to bat for all their
allotted overs, losing only two wickets whilst all twelve batsmen had
time at the crease.to enjoy batting under very favourable conditions. It
was a wonderful team effort in a game played in the very best spirit.
Congratulations to all.
Harry Bowen 3/6, Ethan Duffy 2/4, James
Hart 13.
The 7D's recorded an exciting win against Scotch College. Batting
first, SKC recorded a defendable total of 98. Despite the regular loss
of wickets, James Hart scored runs with confidence which set the tone
for the rest of the team. After allowing Scotch to reach a commanding
position, St Kevin's fought back with all players displaying intensity in
the field. With the match in the balance, Harry Bowen and Ethan Duffy
took crucial wickets in the final overs to record a two run win. Another
great effort by the team.
L.Ryan
Scotch College
W
6/98 to 10/96
Team
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Senior Team
P.Mitchell T.Mioni M.
Bufardeci
Hillclimb
W
-
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Best Performers
Comments
SKC 83, Haileybury 62 and Xavier
44.
Event winners
U13 Sebastian Nogara 7
U14 Xavier Cox 7
U16 Josh Herington 9
U17 Chris Perry 10
Open A Jordan Thein 12
Open B Luke Shannan 11
PB scores: Seb Nogara, Patrick Duncan,
Hugo Bonollo, Johnny Morrissey, Xavier Cox,
Ed Harmon, Oliver Verner, Addison Aylmer,
Luca Simfendorfer
St Kevin's won six of the seven events contested in another very
strong performance with some very young divers stepping up
beautifully to fill a few gaps in the team left by our State divers. The
year 7 group were outstanding today with seven of them placing top 3
in their events!! Nine divers scored over the bench mark score of 100
points making our boys very hard to beat. Remarkably this team
continues to improve with nine divers scoring PBs, some for the third
week running!
Cycling
Best Performers
Gianni Catalano, Tom Bufardeci
Comments
A great ride by all boys with most completing two strong climbs up the
Dandenongs
Diving
Team
Senior Team
Futsal
E.Howard L.Hayes
HY & GC & XC
W
Team
1sts
Coach
J.Debiase J.Blee
Opponent
Carey Grammar
Win/Loss
W
Score
9 to 5
Best Performers
Comments
Christian Zubjic, Luis Nekic, Luka Nekic
The 1st's finally found their form and produced a performance that
showcased the talent and skill that the team possesses. A tentative
and cautious first ten was finally broken with two well taken Luka
Nekic strikes and with the team firmly in the groove they began to take
control and exert pressure to establish a 4-1 half time lead. Carey
promised more guile and aggression in the second half but goals from
Luis Nekic and Dean Gerszonovicz saw St. Kevin's pull away and
deliver a fine and well earned victory. Another fine performance from
Christian Zubjic in goal limited the score for our opponents.
2nds Blue
C.Macfarlane
Xavier College
D
6 to 6
all of the team
A fantastic effort by the five young men representing the 2nds blue.
incredible defence at the start of the game saw SKC pull back from a
2 goal deficit. Riccardo Smaldino and Lachlan Balia controlled the
tempo of the game and the indefatigable Hugh Gastin ran his legs off.
Max Lourey in goals was a brick wall that the Xavier team were lucky
to breach and Andrew Varsamis showed touches of real class. In the
second half SKC again came back from two goals down and could
well have snatched a deserved victory.
2nds Green
C.Pain
Trinity GS
W
7 to 2
Tom Fogarty
An outstanding performance from a hardworking committed team This
was a close game for much of the game. Trinity were powerful and
confident on the ball. SKC worked hard and made their chances
count. SKC defended as a team and deserved this convincing victory.
3rds Blue
C.Pain
XC Black
L
4 to 11
Andy Duong, Matthew Pezzutti
Playing with no subs at all, SKC put a brave effort against a stronger
opposition.
3rds Green
S.Odachowski
Trinity GS
L
5 to 10
4ths Blue
S.Odachowski
XC Black
W
8 to 5
Simon Moor, Luke Valente, Oskar Rausa
Trinity GS
W
8 to 5
Josh Mazzeo, Hayden Ross, Charles Wells
An excellent debut win for the 4ths Green. A defensive press was
sucesfully implemented as Hayden Ross and Josh Mazzeo dictated
from midfield.
Aaron Ngyuen
The 5ths blue team were outclassed and out muscled by the much
bigger Xavier side. But, impressed with their continued efforts and
application.
4ths Green
5ths Blue
J.Keenan
XC Black
L
2 to 10
5ths Green
J. Keenan
Trinity GS Gold
Bye
-
Frank Gikas
An unfortunate result from this hardworking team. SKC defended well
and created some good chances, although the athleticism and
strength of Trinity was too great to overcome. Triinty deserved their
victory, but SKC did not make it easy for them. Frank Gikas should be
commended for his focussed defensive attitude, which motivated the
rest of the team to continue working hard.
A thrilling match played in the very best of spirits saw two evenly
matched teams play out an entertaining game. Both teams made a
mockery of their 4ths team standard and all players played with great
energy, producing some genuine moments of qualith and skill. The
match see-sawed between the two teams, but eventually the quality
and goal scoring efforts of Simon Moor saw St. Kevin's take the spoils.
A special mention to George Deng who filled in for absence and Luke
Valente who stopped wave after wave of attacke without handling the
ball. Credit to all the players who showed great sportmanship and
team qualities.
9 Blue
S.Cole
CGS CC Blue
W
5 to 2
Nick Weller, Adrian Marrone, Nick Koutsakis
A very difficult game to hand out votes this week. St Kevin's 9 Blue
came up against a strong Caulfield side who were able to play well off
the break of play. However, their fast paced team intent allowed skevs
to over run our opposition with some strong leadership at back from
Adrian Marrone. Wing play from Nick Koutsakis, Leon Wilson, Marcus
Fernandez and Matt Chan allowed Nick Weller to bury 2 goals which
helped St Kevs on their way to a fantastic team Win. Credit must go to
the whole team as votes were practically impossible to give.
9 Green
S.Cole
CGS CC White
L
8 to 4
goal scorers not to hand
The 9 Greens played well in the first half against a much stronger
Caulfield side for certain reasons, scoring 3 goals in the first half and
competing well. Unfortunately they were overrun in the second half
going down 8-4 in their first game.
8A (SKC 8 Gold)
G.White
SKC 7 Gold
W
2-0
Sebastian Corsello & Declan D'Souza
8B (SKC 8 Blue)
G.White
CGS WH Blue
L
2-4
Finn Honner and Augustus Lyons
Goal Scorers not to hand.
7A (SKC 7 Blue)
D.deCarlos Pulido
CGS Caulf White
W
5 to 3
Noah Stojkouski & Tyler Holroyd
The SKC 7 Blue team had a fantastic contest this week. Noah
Stojkouski and Tyler Holroyd both scored two goals demostaring the
abilty to finish off the work of the rest of the team. Thomas Buultjens
scored a very important penalty to make shore that the opposition
never really came back into the game.
7B (SKC 7 Green)
D.deCarlos Pulido
SKC 7 Black
W
5 to 0
Alex Madden, Lachlan Sharrock
The SKC 7 Green team displayed a strong performance on Friday.
They dominated in all the facets of the game. The team did not allow
the opposition to put into place their game plan, and scored five goals
- a testimony to their offensive ability.
7C (SKC 7 Gold)
L.Spada
SKC 8 Gold
L
0 to 2
Charles Morgan & Samuel Benvenuto
SKC 7 Gold faced a strong SKC 8 Gold side. The SKC 7 Gold team
displayed excellent tactical organisation throughout the match but
failed to score due to the lack of clear opportunities in front of the goal.
However, this group of disciplined field players, led by an outstanding
goalkeeper, will secure with this level of performance future success in
the competition.
7D (SKC Black)
L.Spada
SKC 7 Green
L
0 to 5
Marcus Sticca, Adam Gard, Hugh Evans
The SKC 7 Black team could not do much this time around to avoid
defeat. A well spirited team which faced a superior opposition on the
day.
Golf
Team
Coach
Full Squad
L.Halpin
Best Performers
Comments
Gymnastics
Team
Full Squad
Coach
N.Cullen D.Hook
Best Performers
Comments
Senior Gymnast, Benjamin Thein, Junior Gymnast James Morelli
The warm up was quite gruelling with Push Up Claps and Leg pushes, an excellent core strength exercise. All skills
build up were focusing on aerials and speed and momentum for perfecting front and back saults. It was quite
heartwarming to see the Senior boys helping the younger ones, with one goal in mind, perfecting aerials. Gymnasts
were very focused and keen to move to the next level up. Well done Squad and well done to coach Dan for being so
inspirational.
Lawn Bowls
Team
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
A
J.Ross
Assumption College, Kilmore
W
26-3
Jack Bascombe
Best Performers
A great display of skill by St Kevins's.
Comments
B
J.Ross
Scotch College
W
18-5
Angus McQuie
St Kevins's got off to a great start and were able to keep going.
C
J.Ross
Brighton GS
W
23-4
Nick French
A terrific effort against a strong opposition.
D
J.Ross
CGS W.Hill
L
13-15
Josh Cosgriff
A very close close game with St Kevins's playing very well.
E
J.Ross
SKC 6
W
14-8
Lachlan Powning
A well fought out game between the two St Kevins's sides in this
division.
F
J.Ross
SKC 5
L
8-14
Matthew Jolly
A well fought out game between the two St Kevins's sides in this
division.
G
J.Ross
CGS W.Hill
L
2-24
Tom Burley
St Kevins's were out classed on the day.
H
J.Ross
CGS W.Hill
W
13-7
Julian McNamara
A very competitive game with St Kevins's able to get the upper hand.
Martial Arts
Team
Full Squad
Coach
T.Arai P.Keogh
Best Performers
Comments
Calum Davies, Abe Akira and Alexander Woodyatt
Training was conducted in Smith Hall. Getting straight into Kata session after warm up, boys put movements into
practice in simulated combat situations. Sensei Pete demonstrated some traditional home-made training devices and
boys inspected them: very interesting learning opportunity. Training this coming Thursday will be carried out at Boyd
Egan Hall from 1530.
Rowing
Crew
Coach
Opponent
Placing
Comments
3rd VIII
C.Riseby/ R Black
Henley Regatta
2nd
Narrowly lost the final to Brighton Grammar by a canvas. A very good race involving the top two crews in the 3rd VIII
division
4th VIII
T.Riseby
Henley Regatta
2nd
Lost to a very good club crew (Banks) by one length. A great race considering the age of their competitors.
Coach
Opponent
Squash
Team
Win/Loss
Score
Best Performers
Comments
SKC Blue
J.O'Dea
SC Red
L
8-18-471 to 8-21-486
Hugo Stephenson and Dominic Sullivan
There were very closely fought matches with many three setters.
Stepping into the number 4 position Hugo Stephenson showed
tremendous fighting spirit winning both his rubbers as did number 5
Dominic Sullivan. Also contributing were Tom Pollock, Harry Williams,
Jordan Arazi and Lachlan Russell.
SKC Green
I.Bull
SC Gold
W
10-23-478 to 6-14-428
Robert Wallace, Seamus Heaune, Adam
Massimino, Nicholas Boal
The team played a great match in the second half to take the win after
trailing by a point at halfway. Massimino and Boal pulled us out of the
fire.
SKC Gold
J.Cameron
HY Black
L
3-10-422 to 13-27-516
William Cameron and William Green
This was a tough day at the office, but the boys lifted their
performance in the second round of matches. The standout player
was number 2 William Cameron who won both his rubbers. Number 1
William Green also played well winning one rubber.
Team
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Senior Team
G.Jackson P.Karakoussis
S.Beamish T.Kuiper
XC & Carey
W
SKC 223, XC 134, CY 70
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Swimming
Best Performers
Comments
Table Tennis
Team
Best Performers
1sts
W.Zhang A.Wong
Haileybury
L
2 to 13
2nds
W.Zhang
Melbourne GS
L
6 to 9
3rds Blue
L.Luo
SC Blue
W
11 to 4
Benjamin Boxer and Adrian Viglieti
A very good win against Scorch College. Benjamin Boxer and Adrian
Vigleti played very well winning all their games. It was a very good
team effort.
3rds Green
L.Luo
Xavier College
W
15 to 0
Michael Lew, Trent Scarton and Marvan
Adams
A fantastic win and great team effort as well. All boys won
their 2 single matches and a double match.
4ths Blue
A.Mikhail
Melbourne GS
W
8 to 7
Darcy Boxer and Benjamin Ciarma
It was a very close game. Congratulations to Darcy Boxer and
Benjamin won the decisive double match. Well done.
4ths Green
A.Mikhail
Scotch College
L
6 to 9
Issac Duggan, Rourke Sheridan
The boys played well, but lost to a better opponent. All players are
showing good improvement.
Year 8
A.Doran
WC Waverley Purple
W
12 to 3
Ryan Huynh and Anthiny Nguyen
A very good performance from all involved. The boys continue to
improve thrie skills.
Daniel Webb and Connor Chong
The year 7 players continue to improve their skills each week as
evidenced by the resolution shown by Daniel to fight on and win his
singles match in the 5th game. Jimmy has shown marked
improvement, playing his games with conviction that is bringing
success. Well done team on a job well done again, playing in a
sportsmanlike manner and enjoyment.
Year 7
L.Brady
Xavier Burke Hall
W
10 to 5
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Michael Athanasiadis, Ryan Kang
Comments
The final result masked the highly credible perfomances of all players.
Two 5 set singles losses and many other close games kept the very
talented Haileybury side under pressure all morning. Michael
Athanasiadis proved himself as one of the leading players in the
competitiion winning one match in straight sets and going down in 4
games in the other singles.
The stronger upper order Melbourne Grammar players proved the
difference in an entertaining fixture. With many four and five set
Zhihan Jiang, Andreas Voyias, Adam Pacella matches a feature of the morning's play was that the final result was in
the balance to near the end. Zhihan Jiang shone through winning both
singles and his doubles.
Tennis
Team
1sts
2nds
P.O'Brien K.Dewhurst
G.Jones
Wesley College
CGS Caulfield
W
W
14 sets, 138 games to 2 sets, 82
games
Best Performers
Kyle Didone, Thomas Pavlekovich-Smith
Comments
A great start to the day with all combinations winning their doubles.
Boys were communicating well and playing to each others strengths.
The singles were played in trying conditions with the wind changing
directions. Consistency was the key the gave our boys the advantage
taking out a comprehensive win.
This week, the 2nds played of the bet tennis they have played since
the season opened in Term IV of 2016. The combined superbly in the
Miles Piner; Sam Cohen; Tom Miller; Dominic doubles rubbers, dropping only 7 games and winning all 4 sets. In the
11 sets, 70 games to 1 set 19 games
singles, the team won all but 1 set, many sets being won 6-0. The
Arthur
boys were gallant and humble in their victory, treating their Caulfield
opponents with respect and sportsmanship.
10 sets, 69 games to 2 sets, 36
games
William Nolan, Fraser Langton
3rds Gold put on an impressive performance at home against Scotch
College. An impressive start today saw all pairs win their doubles. This
continued on throughout the singles, with only 2 sets being dropped
for the entire rubber.
3rds Gold
K.Sebire
Scotch College
W
3rds Blue
J.Wallace
Scotch College
W
11 sets, 71 games to 1 set 27 games Max Charles, Hugh Vuillier,
The team once again dominated the opposition and thoroughly
enjoyed playing on a Friday evening. Only a copule of sets were close
and the quality of doubles play continues to improve.
This week the 3rds got off to a great start winning all the doubles
matches. Austen Blake and Harry Lee were stretched in their match,
but managed to come home strongly from 4-4 to win 6-4. The singles
games were more competitive and more exciting tennis. A good day
out and a solid win for the SKC boys.
Nathan Shannan, Josh Park
The team were outplayed by a very strong opposition in difficult
conditions. Despite the score, our boys never gave up and played
some of their best tennis matches this season.
Adrian Mazzeo, Liam O'Donnell, Ewan Lyon
Some excellent rallies and evenly matched opponents however our
boys maintained their nerve and kept the ball in court ensuring a solid
win.
3rds Green
T.Burns
CGS Caulfield
W
Matthew Wang, Harry Chandler, Lachlan
11 sets, 70 games to 1 set 29 games
Mason
4ths Blue
B.Carter
Carey Grammar
L
Loss 0 set, 16 games to 12 sets, 67
games
4ths Green
N.Leahy
Haileybury Black
W
10 sets, 70 games to 2 sets, 31
games
5ths Blue
J.Slattery
SKC Gold
L
1 set 19 games to 7 sets 44 games
5ths Green
S.O'Sullivan
Carey Grammar
Walkover
Carey were unable to field a full
team.
5ths Gold
R.Bell
SKC Blue
W
7 sets 44 games to 1 set 19 games
Henry Corcoran, Mason Lanyon, Ronald
Snell
An intra-school match played in excellent spirits with great
sportsmanship.
W
10 sets, 64 games to 2 sets, 27
games
Michael Puli; Patrick Gigacz; James Du;
David Tran
The SKC 6th Blue Team had a fantastic win against Haileybury this
week. The team won all the doubles sets, demonstrating outstanding
teamwork. Furthermore, the team continued to win 6 singles and only
dropped 2 sets. With the impressive victory, our boys still remained
humble and showed sportsmanship. Very proud of them!
Louis Rogers and Harry Conners
Xavier were in fine form on Saturday, but our boys kept them working
hard all morning. Despite disappointing numbers, every game was
close! Louis Rogers and Harry Conners pushed them in the doubles
and the singles and elbowed themselves into prolonged games of
draw after draw. "They really played well!" said Xavier opponent. Well
done guys!!
6ths Blue
J.Zhang
Haileybury
6ths Green
V.Farrell
XC Red
L
37 games to 64 games in 11 Sets
10A
A.Foley
Wesley College
W
11 sets 70 games to 1 set 19 games.
10B Blue
M.Conti
Carey Grammar
W
10 sets 67 games to 2 sets 39
games
10B Green
D.Wilson
Bye
Bye
-
10C Blue
S.White
SKC Green
N/A
Game postponed
10C Green
L.Ritchie
SKC Blue
N/A
Game postponed
10D Blue
C.Phelan
HY Majenta
W
10D Green
J.Pagliaro
XC White
10D Gold
L.McCarthy
HY Black
10D White
M.Keel
XC Black
An intra-school match played in excellent spirits with great
sportsmanship.
Best Players: Adam McDonald, Sean Howey A very strong performance with Adam McDoanld and Sean Howey not
and Andras Bartlett.
dropping a game for the day.
Best Players: Jack Andriske, Julian Chaffey,
James Schulz
A great win by the 10B Blue team with some strong performances
across the board. Winning all the doubles games got SKC off to a
winning start and this was well supported by the singles matches that
followed.
9 sets, 54 games to 0 sets, 6 games
Samuel Davidson, Lachlan Kirkwood, Eddie
Powell
As the score indicates, it was an easy win at the weekend; however,
the real stand out was the team's respect for the opposition and the
maturity the boys displayed.
W
6 sets, 49 games to 6 sets 39 games
Finn Hazel-Pollinghorne; William Thomas;
Parker Linden
This week, the 10D Green Team played some of their best tenins yet.
There were strong wins in the single matches and the boys played
with strategy and energy. There was an excellent spirit of
sportsmanship and it was a great morning of tennis.Patrick Williamson
exectued some great volley shots.
W
7 sets, 58 games to 5 sets, 48
games
James Scammell, John Dommisse, Sam
Posterino
The 10 D White team headed to the grass courts at Xavier College to
face a depleted opposition. Once again the team displayed excellent
sportsmanship under difficult circumstances. Strong match-play was
evident throughout the morning resulting in a resounding victory for
SKC. All team members played extremely well, with James Scammell,
John Dommisse and Sam Posterino posting emphatic wins in their
singles matches.
W
10 sets, 60 games to 2 sets, 33
games
9A
J.Toohey
Scotch College
W
9B
S.Mount
CGS Caulfield
W
9C Blue
9C Green
9D Blue
9D Green
E.Khamly
M.Hewitt
P.Posterino
A.Shan
WC Prahran
Xavier College
SKC Green
SKC Blue
W
W
W
10 sets 68 games to 2 sets 37
games
Will Maligan, Declan Sullivan, Lucas Mascia,
Gabe Lennon
9 sets 63 games to 3 sets 33 games A great team effort by all the boys
12 sets, 72 games, to 10 games, 0
set
11 sets, 72 games, to 29 games, 1
set
7 sets, 56 games to 5 sets, 52
games
Lloyd Quinn, Charlie Lee, Tim Roberts
The 9C Blue squad were simply too strong for Wesley this weekend
with all sets being won by St Kevins. The morning was set up by
superb doubles play with only 2 games being dropped. As the morning
moved into singles, the boys kept their concentration with Lloyd
Quinn, Tim Roberts, Charlie Lee and Asin Bucella all winning their
singles 6-0.
Will Laverty, Josh Giddy and Ethan Kelly
The 9C Green squad faced-off against a strong Xavier team in a solid
afternoon of tennis. While the boys managed to secure the win, it was
not without a big effort, as many of the games went to duce six.
Special note goes to Ethan Kelly for his fortitude in a drawn out
ground game; and to Max Tribe, who gave up his Saturday afternoon
to play his second match of Tennis for the weekend.
Fintan Mahon, Tom Swift, Alex Capuano
After last week's demolition job, this was a lot more of a hard-fought
fought victory against our fellow Kevinians. Despite staring down the
barrel of defeat on more than one occasion, the boys showed resolve
and poise to outlast their rivals by a slim margin. Friday night tennis at
Waterford provided quite a spectacle for the punters in spite of a less
than sellout crowd.
Mat Kim, Daniel Madjen, Le Evans
The 9D team played a great match again but sadly lost to SKC 9Blue
by 4 points. Both Leo and Isaac had a very close match showing their
great effort and strong team sprit. Mat and Daniel played another
impressive matches bith in singles and doubles stteing them both in
no loss games so far this season. A hat off for Leo supported Isaac to
the end in a competitive game against his opponent.
L
5 sets, 52 games to 7 sets, 56
games
Riley Walker, Harrison Raphael, Sam Arthur
A very strong performance this week, with the boys posting wins in 11
out of 12 rubbers. It was great to see the boys supporting each other
and competing to the best of their ability. Special mention to Sam
Arthur who played an extra singles rubber, winning all three of his
matches.
Patrick Monteiro, Nick Tonge, Sam Close.
A great team win against a developing team. Strong ground strokes
form Patrick and Nick were a highlight of the morning. Andrew was
impressive for a second week in a row as was Luca - both having
comfortable wins.
Liam Monaghan, James Allori, Max Oddi
Once again the team work of our boys prevailed over our opponents.
LiamMonaghan's long match with his opponent in the singles findally
paid off, and again the successful pairings of the doubles led to the
excellent result for SKC.
8A Blue
J.Davis
Xavier Burke Hall
W
11 sets, 67 games to 1 set, 24
games
8A Green
B.Parkes
WC Elsternwick
W
11 sets,62 games to 1 set, 22
games.
8B
K.Burrows
SC Red
L
1 set, 33 games to 11 sets, 70
games
8C Blue
A.Hill
Bye
Bye
-
8C Green
K.Parker
Xavier Burke Hall
W
12 sets to 0 sets, 67 games to 10
games
7A Blue
G.Raymond
Melbourne GS
W
6 sets 52 games to 6 sets 47 games Luke Lourey, Oscar Leeds, Josh Mercuri
7A Green
B.Friend
Xavier Kostka Hall
W
The day was highlighted by the boys' terrific sportsmanship and skill.
9 sets 68 games to 3 sets 38 games William Plunkett Ronan Smythe Will Gabelich The team competed fiercely yet fairly and were too good for their
opponents
7B Blue
M.Duke
Bye
Bye
-
7B Green
L.Smith
Geelong GS
L
3 sets 38 games to 9 sets 57 games
7C
L.Berry
Bye
Bye
-
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
A close tussle all day with the result undecided until the final set. The
singles were tied at 4 sets, 30 games all and 3 doubles were decided
by tie-breakers. Luke Lourey's contribution in such a close match was
significant as he didn't drop a game to win the 'donut award'.
Some very tough competition, but the boys played hard and showed
great sportmanship.
Touch Football
Team
1sts
R.Windle
Xavier College
W
12 to 7
Best Performers
Comments
A relatively even first half against Xavier College saw scores locked at
4 touchdowns a piece going into the break. Some slight adjustments
to the SKC game-plan saw the firsts pull away with 7 second-half
scores as they played their best touch of the season thus far.
2nds
D.Crompton
Ivanhoe Grammar
W
14 to 2
A strong performance saw the Second team continue thier winning
streak. Good discipline and organiation meant that SKC were able to
build continued pressure on their opposition. SKC too strong against a
determined Ivanhoe Grammar team.
After a tense start, SKC 3rds started saturday's game by scoring two
excellent set piece tries to absolutely sominate the first 15 minutes of
the game. Xavier then came back with 5 minutes to go of the half by
scoring three very debateable tries. Skc came out of half time
motivated and pushed the score to 5-4 with minutes left. A very good
display from a well drilled SKC deserved the win, but unfortunately
Xavier ended the game on top.
3rds
L.Sears
Xavier College 3
L
4 to 5
10A
J.Whitehead
Haileybury 6
W
23 to 1
A dominat performance from SKC saw them take victory against
Haileybury 6. Well executed attack and organised defence saw them
continue to extend their lead with every member of the team being
rewarded with a try.
10B
H.Felgate
Xavier College 7
W
8 to 6
A hard fought win for the 10B team over the weekend. SKC continued
to work on their structures and attacking shape and were rewarded
with the win.
Joshua Bedier, Jack Darmody
Facing another Y10 team, the boys started relatively well but poor line
speed in defence allowed Haileybury too much room to operate,
meaning the concession of two early tries. Better shape in attack than
previous weeks led to two scores by Jack Darmody and a tight 4-2
scoreline. In the second half, Haileybury got some long range tries
due to impressive athleticism when we attempted to close down their
space. Joshua Bedier was impressive in scramble defence and
Declan Conroy added a well-worked try.
Most improved: John Burgess and Stacy
Brockwell-Hahn
The 9B's played very well as a team on the weekend. They also
showed individual brilliance and the courage to try new plays. Tries:
Liam Gallagher 2, Oliver Cooper 1, Stacy Brockwell-Hahn 2, Fraser
Campbell 2, Samuel Rausch 3.
Lachlan Peel, Cormac Hamill
Another great team effort.
Edward Rosengren, Michael Arendtsz,
Connor Heath
An exciting game with all players performing well. This match gave the
boys an opportunity to fine tune some skills both on the attack and on
defense. Charlie, Henry, and Michael with a great intercept, had tries
scored well from runs from midfiled. Connor worked hard for his
second try, having his 2 previous attempts disallowed. The skills built
up in defense will serve the boys well in the coming weeks.
9A
B.Power
Haileybury
L
3 to 9
9B
G.Pittman
Haileybury
W
12 to 2
8A
C.Buys
Brighton GS 6
W
8 to 2
Patrick Allsop, Angus Diviny, Timothy Turner
8B
A.Power
Brighton GS 4
W
9 to 1
7A
M.Senior
Brighton GS 5
W
10 to 1
Gus Simpfendorfer, Samuel Parker,
RyanCornelius
A well executed victory by SKC. The boys were well organised in
defence and took their opportunities in attack. A number a wonderful
individual and team tries were scored. Special mention to Gus
Simpfendorfer for a excellent performance.
7B
L.Sfetkidis
Brighton GS 3
L
18 to 1
Noah Braham, Oliver Lunn and Jensen
Barrett
A tough game against a stronger and more experienced Brighton side.
However, the boys showed great determination and battled to the very
end.
Coach
Opponent
Win/Loss
Score
Volleyball
Team
1sts
R.Apps
Redraw 1 - Melbourne
W
Best Performers
Liam Devine, Lachlan Farrugia,Hugh
3 to 1 - (25-17, 25-23, 18-25, 25-23) Flanagan, Mitch Nugara, Zac Close, Rhylee
West
2nds
T.Hallas
HY Majenta
W
2 to 1 - (15-25, 25-20, 25-18)
3rds Blue
A.Rock
HY Black
L
1 to 3 (25-16, 23-25,17-25,20-25)
Comments
Great to return to the winners list. A solid performance by the whole
team. Some great blocking and serving by our middle blockers Mitch
and Hugh was complemented by some solid passing and hitting by
our ouside hitters Rhylee, Jordan and Nick and opposite hitter Lachlan
Also the great leadership was shown by Liam Devine.
Sam Mercuri, Max DiCinto, Marcus Hope,
Will Vanderslick
A strong performance against a very capable Haileybury team. After
being outplayed and outpositioned in the first set, the boys rallied
behind some strong serving from Sam, Max, Marcus and Will at
various stages throughout the 2nd and 3rd sets. Combined with some
minor serve reception tweaks and stronger net play, the guys were
able to wrest control of the match away in the 2nd and break
Haileybury's spirit comprehensively in the 3rd. Well played!
Zac Harper, Lester Lo, Joshua Nicholls
The boys started well taking the first set, however could not match
Haileyburys dominance going down 1-3. Well done to Zac Harper who
saved some crucial points.
3rds Green
L.Miller
WC Glen Waverley
W
3 to 1 (18-25, 25-17, 15-16, 25-20)
Peter Goff, Samuel Hill, Lachlan Quayle
Evenly matched teams as reflected in the scores. However, some
complacencyand a lack of communication crept in, in the third set as
we gave away 10 straight points. a regroup in the 4th set saw us
return to a good standard. Peter Goff was consistent in all court
positions but especially at the net. Both Lachlan Quayle and Samuel
Hill consistently threw themselves at the ball. Patrick Gornall's
footwork saved us a few points.
3 to 0 (25-11, 25-4, 25-22)
Samuel Crowe, Fergus Arundell, Max Day.
A very convincing win played in great spirit, with a monumental
serving effort by Max Day who served over 30 winners in a row, from
SKC 17 in the 1st set, to SKC 21 in the 2nd.
0 to 3 (7-25, 13-25, 5-25)
Cyrus Raki, Harrison Gaunt, Alex Trnacek
Up against probably the best year 10 team I've seen in 12 years of
APS Volleyball. The boys fought courageously but were outclassed.
Nick Trnacek, Flynn Snowden, James Hill
The best volleyball game the year 9A boys have played by far.
Consistenly using 3 hits ment the boys were in control of the game the
whole time. Some great hitting by Nick Trnacek meant we had power
in the front court. Flynn Snowden became a huge blocker, consistenly
stopping the other team from hitting to our side. Overall the best game
by far the boys have played to date.
Patrick Lee, Nicholas Kimura, Tom Williams
SKC took an early lead and easily took the first set. Patrick Lee
starred in the second, with ten serves in a row, however Wesley then
made a comeback and pushed SKC to a tight win of the set. Nicholas
Kimura's strong serving and diving digs showed his commitment and
SKC easily won the 3rd set 15-9. A great team effort, our success
highly driven by excellent serving.
Charlie Pammer, Harris Nilsen, Jack
Broadhurst
SKC took and early lead but the wheels fell off in the 2nd and 3rd sets.
The team rallied and took out some great 1-2-3 combos to secure the
win. Arguably serves won the match with notable performances by
Charlie, Harris and Jack. It was an amazing effort and result for the
boys and it was clear SKC were the more skilled team on the day.
Jake Vreugdenbuurg, Zach Martin
St Kevins lost the first set in a closely fought battle. Strong serving and
some great passing lead to a strong second set and forced the game
into a third. Despite a strong start, a serving run by caulfield put SKC
down by 8 in the final set. Not to be deterred, an even greater serving
run by Jake Vreugdenburg put the team up and the team closed
strongly to take out a very close game.
4ths Blue
L.Linehan
HY Majenta
W
3 to 1 (25-23, 25-28, 25-27, 25-22)
4ths Green
A.Dunell
Xavier College
W
10A
J.Pollard
Carey Grammar
L
9A
9B Blue
9B Green
7/8A
K.Lai
N.O'Brien
K. de Youg
D.Bolton
Scotch College
WC Prahran
Carey Grammar
CGS Caulfield
W
3-1 (25-17, 27-25, 19-25, 26-24)
W
3 to 0 (25-13, 26-24, 15-9)
W
3:2-25-20; 25-10; 14-25; 18-25; 1715
W
Dominic Holden, Oliver Bulbeck, James
Flanagan
2:1 27-29; 25-19; 25-21