Senior School Sports Update

CIS Football - Quarter final match 

We are very much looking forward to seeing our Senior Boys Football team play in the much anticipated CIS Cup Quarter Final Match. From the 57 independent schools across NSW, our Senior Boys are amongst 8 other schools as the last ones standing in the competition. We wish them the very best of luck as they play against Moriah College next week. 

The game will be played at 6.00pm at Valentine Sports Park, Glenwood. We encourage anyone from our community to come along and support our boys in what we are sure will be a very competitive and entertaining match.  

CIS Plate Cup Girls 

Our THAC girls football team took on Maitland Christian College in tough, windy conditions for their CIS Plate Cup quarter-final clash.

With our Sport Academy Coach Leena Khamis and Coach Sonny guiding from the sideline and Natasha leading on the field as captain, the girls played with focus and determination. Isabella got the team off to a strong start, scoring two quick goals that set the pace early. The team held firm throughout the game, finishing with a well-earned 6-3 win.

This result marks a milestone for our college, with the girls now progressing to the CIS Girls Cup Plate Semi Final for the first time in school history.

Well done to the entire squad for their effort and composure!

AICES Cross Country

Our Cross Country runners had a great day at the AICES Cross Country Carnival. They came up against some fierce competition. When compared to the previous carnival, they all improved their times which was incredible! Unfortunately, we did not have anyone qualify for CIS Cross Country but just to get through to this level is incredible. We are still very proud and happy to announce that out of the 76 AICES Schools that attended the event, Our team ranked 22nd!  

CASA 7-9 Volleyball Gala Day

Congratulations to our Year 7–9 boys and girls volleyball teams for their fantastic efforts at the CASA Volleyball Gala Day at Minto Indoor Sports Centre.

Both teams played exceptionally well, progressing to the finals. The boys had a strong 3–0 win over St Luke’s and faced Boughton—familiar MISA opponents—in a competitive grand final, finishing 2nd overall. The girls battled Macarthur in an exciting match and secured a solid 3rd place finish.

Our Sport Academy Coaches from Sparrows Volleyball were proud of the teams’ growth in skill, teamwork, and confidence. Well done to all students involved!

Mrs Irene Focas
Senior School Sports Co-ordinator