ACT School Sport

Soccer

Holy Trinity extends its congratulations to Maggie P, year 6, on her remarkable achievement of being chosen to represent the ACT at the School Sports National Soccer Championships in Melbourne. Notably, Maggie was appointed as a co-captain, demonstrating exceptional leadership and skills in her role. 

Under Maggie's co-captaincy, the ACT team secured a commendable 6th place overall, showcasing their talent and dedication on the national stage. Their noteworthy victories included triumphs over NT (6-1) and SA (2-0), along with a well-fought draw against WA (1-1). 

Maggie's outstanding performance at this prestigious event stands as a testament to her potential, and we eagerly anticipate her continued progress and success as she matures in her sporting endeavours.

ACT School Sport

Oz-Tag

Congratualations to Grace F, Mary B and Henry B who recently competed in the Oztag National Championships in Coffs Harbour representing the ACT in the under 9 boys and the under 12 girls.

Grace and Mary’s team played a great tournament but went down in the quarterfinals.

On Thursday the 19^th of October, our Year 3/4 boys basketball team battled it out in the finals day of the Jamie Pearlman Cup, having won the South Tournament earlier in Term Three. The boys were victorious against Macgregor beating them 17-12. Coming up against a much bigger Farrer team  in the final proved too much. The boys played their hearts out but went down in the end, ending up as runners up on the ACT tournament, a terrific achivement.

The team members included: Harry M, Henry B, George H, Valerios K, Ethan A, Oliver M, Joseph L, Mitch W, Connor P, and Max B.

Well Done Boys.

Tennis

On Friday, the 20th of October, two teams representing Holy Trinity took part in the ACT Finals Day of the Todd Woodbridge Cup. The competition was fierce as our teams faced off against some of the top contenders in the ACT. Ultimately, it was the Holy Trinity Team 1 that distinguished itself, securing the coveted first place, while Holy Trinity Team 2 earned a respectable fourth place.

This achievement was a testament to the dedication and sportsmanship exhibited by all participating students throughout the event. We thank Mr Roweth for his guidance and coaching of the students!

Ben Davis

Sports Coordinator