OUTSTANDING SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS
Rugby
Congratulation to Ben Di Staso and Ollie Cummins (Year 8) who has been selected to represent Sydney in the U14s Sydney Rugby Team.
Phil Waugh presenting Ben with his representative jersey.
3 August 2018
Congratulation to Ben Di Staso and Ollie Cummins (Year 8) who has been selected to represent Sydney in the U14s Sydney Rugby Team.
Phil Waugh presenting Ben with his representative jersey.
Congratulations Tyson Bujak-Upton (Year 10) on his selection in the Australian Junior Talent ID Group who will train at the Australian Institute of Sport in September for 8 days. This outstanding selection follows his performance at the School Nationals where he represented NSW Schools in the following events:
Gold Medal – 100m Freestyle
Silver Medal – 200m Freestyle, 50m Freestyle and 4 x 50m Relay
Representing Australia at the recent world under 23 rowing championships two past students performed very well.
Sean Murphy (Class of 2014) gained a bronze medal in the single sculls and Zac Von Appen (Class of 2015) made the finals of the 4’s.
Also, featuring on the television show Australian Ninja Warrior series two Jordan Papandrea (Class of 2013) made the Grand Final, Jordan was an elite Gymnast and represented Australia.
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