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Mr Horder gives us a wrap up of Term 4 sports as we prepare for Christmas and a whole new year of sports in 2019!

A busy start to the term saw our girls Water Polo, Oztag and Cricket teams kick off first week back, as did our boys Basketball and Cricket. Our Water Polo girls have has an excellent start to their season winning 3 games from 3. Amazingly year 8 student Laura Ellis scored 18 goals in her first 2 games!

Term 3 saw a very successful season for our sporting students at St John Paul II. We had 5 teams make the semi finals, unfortunately know one converting into a Grand Final appearance. Congratulations to all our MCS and MCCS teams for Term 3. Term 4 sport signups and tryouts have commenced for students in a range of sports (see article). Our annual Sports BBQ Presentation is also quickly approaching!

Maddison Cauchi (Year 8) and Kaylee Vanwidjgaarden (Year 12) competed at Arndell Anglican College's Interschool Equestrian competition on Saturday 18 August.

Congratulations to StJPII Year 12 student Michael Osei-Adamako who over the weekend traveled to Guangzhou, China with the Western Sydney Wanderers FC U/17 Academy team to play in the Evergrande International Tournament.

A busy start to Term 3 has seen our MCCS and MCS competitions commence. Our girl’s Soccer Teams have had a tremendous start to the year with both teams remaining undefeated thus far. Girls Basketball has also started well with our intermediate and senior teams picking up strong victories over the past two weeks. Boys Touch is underway with our 4 teams playing at least two games each week out at Kingsway Sporting Fields. Our MCS AFL boys have played one game after a Round 1 BYE with our Opens having a strong win where our U14’s had a draw after the game had to be called off in the first half after an opposition injury.

Year 10 student Harry Bazley for the past 9 years has had the privilege of being the Melbourne Storm ballboy for their away games. Harry has been a part of the Melbourne Storm setup throughout the salary cap scandal in 2009 all the way up until the Grand Final win last year and into 2018. Harry arrives early for games, helping set up the warmup and stays back after the game to assist clean up. His role allows him to mingle with players and staff before and after games as well as running out with the players. We caught up with Harry to get an insight into what his experience has been like.