Dominican Cup Round - Open Soccer

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1 WEEK 3 / TERM 3, 2011 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Open Soccer P.1 Netball Match Reports Professional Sport Photos P.2/3 P.4/5 Football Match Report P.5 Basketball News P.6 Save our Sport Canteen! P.6 Coles Sports for Schools P.6 Round 10 Results P.7 Round 11 Sport P.8 Dominican Cup Round - Open Soccer Diary Dates P.8 A game played with great spirit by both Dominican sides and all members of the Cabra team were a credit to their school. Rhys Lounder and Daniel Mably tended the goals with skill, Martin Weir and Sebastian Butcher held up a courageous defence, ably assisted by Craig Riddle, Jake Bentley and Wonhee Lee. Ihor Gorpynyak and Tom Lowe controlled the ball through the wings (Tom scored in the first few minutes) while Michael Wedding and Jordan Kilmartin controlled centre. Sean Vial was dangerous up front. After Jordan returned to defensive sweeper and Rhys moved forward, Cabra dominated in the second half. Even with only one sub compared to six on the Blackfriars bench we ran out the game better. An unfortunate, freak own-goal by Cabra in the last half was the only difference between the two teams at the final whistle. Alas, we were unable to convert the story of the season. Better footwork needed. Oh, so close! Consultation with spectators and the referee saw Jordan Kilmartin awarded the inaugural Dominican Cup Cabra Best on Ground for his dogged determination to get the ball, and his skill at maintaining possession out of defence. Closely followed in the votes were Year 11 s Martin and Tom a good omen for the 2012 team. David Kilmartin, Coach

2 Netball Match Reports With one more game to play before Secondary Netball Finals, it has been another successful netball season for Cabra Dominican College. Our teams are gelling together as playing groups and continuous improvement is evident each and every week as a consequence of player and coach commitment. This season the Year 8 s and 9 s have had the opportunity to showcase their talent playing in higher grades. This they have done well. All Year 8 Cabra Netballers were invited to undertake a Netball Umpiring Course and the Year 8 & 9 s were involved in a specialist training session instructed by Netball SA. All girls learned something new about the ever evolving game of Netball. Training sessions have been structured each week with warm ups, skill drills, fitness activities and game plan/tactic discussions, all aimed at overall team building. These sessions have been well attended by players in Years 8 and 9. The Year 6/7 season will continue through until September, Cabra Year 7 s have shown an amazing commitment to their season and to their coaches. At the start of the season, 15 girls nominated to play Year 7 Netball. The decision to go with two teams in that grade has truly proven to be the right decision. The Year 6 s have also shown improvement in their understanding of the game of netball. Some of these girls had not played or played very little netball and are now developing into talented little players. The Primary Netball Coaches have focused on stepping, passing, ball movement, fitness, warm ups and enjoyment of the game. The Year 6 and 7 players were also involved in a Netball SA specialist training session in which all learned something new. It has been my pleasure to go and watch games on Saturdays and see game structures and coaching at trainings all come together. Most importantly I have enjoyed watching the players have fun at netball, meeting new friends and representing Cabra Dominican College with pride. Well done players and coaches for a great season! I wish you all the best of luck in your final round of games. Many thanks to parents and caregivers for their travelling, scoring, timing and coaching. Tracey Smallacombe, MS Netball Coordinator 6B Black Netball The Cabra 6B Black team lost to St John s the Baptist on Saturday 6th August. Although the girls lost, they did their very best with amazing defenders and great shooters, as always bringing their top game. All the girls were fantastic on court, especially Emma Baguley and Grace Mason who were both strong goal shooters for the entire match. Bianca Iannone, Dana Johnston and Julia Rhodes did fantastic jobs at defending and intercepting the ball, everyone doing their best to bring the ball down to our shooting end to score. Dana also did a great job as centre with Madison Kleemann. Chelsea Horsman and Millie Jaffer did fantastic jobs as WA and WD by leading the ball down to the goal third. Although the girls did not win, they walked off the courts, sung their chants and should be very proud of their achievements. GO CABRA!! Bianca Iannone (6R) 6A Netball Team with coach Alison Gaitaneris This year I have enjoyed meeting new people. Julia Rhodes (6G) School netball is also a great way to participate with friends, have fun and keep fit without being too competitive. Emma Baguley (6W) 2 P a g e

3 7A Netball On the 6th of August my team members Molly Travers, Selina Farrell, Anais Stephens, Alexis Mai, Elise Sexton, Lauren Dunk and I played against the Mitcham Primary girls. Our team started off with the centre pass and from there, both teams were getting goals, intercepting and defending. Both teams wanted to win, and so it became a very tight and intense match. We were very quick and strong with our passes which made it harder for our opposition to intercept the ball. In the third round we were down by seven goals, this was the last quarter and we wanted to make sure we got as many of those goals as we could. It was very stressful but at the same time everyone was having fun and supporting one another. Near the end of the fourth quarter we were just behind by one goal and we were on fire! We were catching up to them and it was close. There was only a goal separating us, unfortunately the Mitcham Primary girls won Overall we were happy with the great effort we put in. Thanks to all the parents and our coach Megan Milde who supported all of us and helped out in making our match possible. Orla Grant (7R) The 7A girls in action! 3 P a g e

4 Professional Sport Photos Please note the following information: All photos will be taken in St Brigid s Square on Tuesday 16th and Thursday 18th August. All students are expected to wear their playing uniforms for the photos. Students should leave class or training 10 minutes before their scheduled time and change into their uniforms. They must report to supervising staff ON TIME. The schedule is very tight and there is no room for lateness. If the team is not present on time then they will not be photographed. After the photo has been taken students must move promptly back to class or training. They should change back into normal uniform if appropriate. TUESDAY 16th AUGUST Day 1 Summer and Winter Sport TIME GROUP 1 GROUP 2 CRICKET (Summer) CRICKET (Summer) 2.00pm Senior First XI Cricket 9B Cricket 2.05pm Twenty20 Cricket Primary B2 Cricket 2.10pm 8A Cricket 8B Cricket VOLLEYBALL (Summer) VOLLEYBALL (Summer) 2.15pm Yr 8 Boys Jnr B Girls 2.20pm Mixed Yr 8 Gold Mixed Yr 8 Black BASKETBALL (Summer) BASKETBALL (Summer) 2.25pm Primary Boys (Silver) Primary Boys (Black) 2.30pm Primary Boys (Gold) Primary Girls (Rust) 2.35pm Primary Girls (Black) 9A Girls Basketball 2.40pm 8A Girls Basketball 8B Girls Basketball TENNIS (Summer) TENNIS / SWIM TEAM (Summer) 2.45pm Snr D Boys Tennis Middle C2 Boys Tennis 2.50pm Primary B1 Tennis Primary B2 Tennis 2.55pm Jnr C Girls Tennis Secondary Girls Swim Team SWIM TEAM (Summer) ATHLETICS (Summer) 3.00pm Primary Swim Team Primary Athletics Team TABLE TENNIS (Winter) TABLE TENNIS (Winter) 3.05pm 8/9A Table Tennis 8/9B Table Tennis BADMINTON (Winter) BADMINTON (Winter) 3.10pm Jnr B1 Badminton Jnr B2 Badminton NETBALL (Winter) NETBALL / FOOTBALL (Winter) 3.15pm Open A Netball Open B Netball 3.20pm 6A Netball 6B Black Netball 3.25pm 6B Gold Netball First XVIII Football LACROSSE (Winter) SOCCER (Winter) 3.30pm U13 Girls Lacrosse Open A Soccer SOCCER (Winter) SOCCER (Winter) 3.35pm 9B Soccer 10B Soccer 4 P a g e

5 THURSDAY 18th AUGUST Day 2 Winter Sport Only Football Match Report TIME 3.00pm 3.05pm 3.10pm 3.15pm 3.20pm 3.25pm 3.30pm BASKETBALL Snr A Snr B Jnr A Jnr B Jnr C SOCCER Secondary Girls Primary B 3.35pm Yr pm 8A 3.45pm 8B NETBALL 3.50pm 7A 3.55pm 7B 4.00pm 8C Black 4.05pm 8C Gold 4.10pm 8B 4.15pm 8A 4.20pm 9B 4.25pm 9A 4.30pm 10B 4.35pm 10A 4.40pm Open C FOOTBALL 4.45pm Yr 6/7 4.50pm Yr pm Yr 9 AEROSKOOLS 5.00pm AEROSkools Cabra First XVIII started off this week in sensational form kicking five goals to nothing in the first quarter, looking like the game could be decided by half time. Unfortunately we took the foot off the pedal in the second to allow CBC to be within two goals at half time. The second half was dominated by undisciplined acts, which was extremely frustrating after the high quality standard of football played in the first half. Despite only being allowed to play with 17 players on the ground for half of the third quarter, we were still able to hold a 22 point lead at the last break. It was a poor finish to the game though with more undisciplined issues allowing CBC to get on top and kick five goals to one, knocking us off by four points. I was happy with our decision making and ball movement for most of the game. Our marking contests were amazing with everyone desperate to make a contest and bring the footy to the ground giving us another chance to win the football. However we really struggled to read the ball off the packs and make the most of our hard work. This, along with the terrible lack of discipline by several players was a big reason why we didn t win the game. Hopefully the playing group will learn from this experience. We ll work hard at training on Wednesday and look forward to bouncing back positively next week. Dave Reynolds, Coach Open Boys KO Soccer Team 5 P a g e

6 Basketball News Cabra through to the SAPSASA Finals! Cabra SAPSASA boy s team have made it through to the 2011 finals after winning their zone competition. This will be held on Thursday August 25 th at Morphett Vale Stadium. Victories over Mercedes, Parkside, Littlehampton, Murray Bridge and Tintinara cemented top position in our group. Save Our Sport Canteen! The Sport Committee are concerned that we are at risk of closing the Sport Canteen if sales do not increase. Please support YOUR sport canteen by visiting when at home games. Alternatively, any suggestions or feedback can be directed to the Sport Office for consideration. This set up a showdown with the winner of the other pool of seven schools and Cabra proved steady and confident in their game plan to shut down St John s Lutheran s running game to advance to the finals stage. Cabra s boys team selected consists of Harry Reemst, Joshua Brine, Daniel Moriarty, Ned Slattery, Patrick Fairlie, Sam Thiele, Jakob Heitmann, Bradley Peters, Riley Satanek and Will Groundwater. Coles Sports for Schools Coles has launched their 2011 Sports for Schools program and we are excited to announce that Cabra Dominican College will be participating and collecting vouchers for much needed sports equipment. Vouchers are available in all Coles stores from 11 August to 19 October and we ask that you get involved to help collect vouchers for our school. Jnr Basketball Teams Dominican Cup Round - Open Basketball On Saturday 6 th August Cabra retained the Dominican Cup after its annual clash with Blackfriars. The Senior A team won convincingly to make it four wins in a row against our Dominican rival. Brett Schaumloffel is to be congratulated for winning the medal for Most Valuable Player for Cabra. The Senior B team won for a clean sweep of Senior matches. We are appealing to parents and guardians to collect as many vouchers as you can. By donating and encouraging friends and family to do the same, you are helping to provide a healthy and active education for our children. Collection boxes will be at four locations around the College - Front Office, Middle School Office, Senior School Office and Caleruega Hall (Gym). The Junior A team made it consecutive victories with a win at Cabra with the star of the match Victoria Clarke nailing six 3-pointers in an awesome shooting display. Blackfriars was successful in both the Junior B and C matches to make it an enjoyable and entertaining morning of matches. Rob Jarrad, Basketball Coordinator 6 P a g e

7 Round 10 Results Badminton Cabra B1 BYE Cabra B2 def by St Aloysius 5-1. A big thank you to Emma Jew for filling in at late notice and providing us with our only win. Basketball Jnr A defeated Blackfriars Best players: Victoria Clarke (20 pts), Tom Hartmann (14 pts). Jnr B lost to Blackfriars Jnr C lost to Blackfriars Snr A defeated Blackfriars Best players: Tom Rigmany (22 pts), Josh Prior (17 pts), Brett Schaumloffel (16 pts), Stuart Taverner (16 pts). Snr B defeated Blackfriars Best players: Jack Davis (8 pts), Cameron Carey (7 pts). Football 6/7B No game due to Blackfriars forfeit 8B No game due to Blackfriars forfeit 9B BYE First XVIII CBC 13.9 (87) defeated Cabra (83) Best Players: Ryan Dijksman, Raphael Koblar, Nick Favretto, Brett Schaumloffel, Dominic McDevitt Goal Kickers: Ryan Dijksman (4), Cody McGregor, Josh Prior, Raphael Koblar, Lachlan Clark, Lewis Parker, Nathan Robertson, Brett Schaumloffel, Henry Smallacombe (1). Lacrosse U13 Girls def West Torrens 7-6. Best players: Isabella Dal Zotto, Sheriden Bartlett, Lucy Furst. Netball 6A def Highgate Best players: Saskia McGrane, Emma Gaitaneris, Elizabeth Mannering. 6B Black lost to St John the Baptist Best players: Dana Johnston, Julia Rhodes, Grace Mason. 6B Gold Results not submitted by Coach. 7A lost to Mitcham Best players: Orla Grant, Selina Farrell. Bad luck girls, came so close, great last quarter. 7B lost to Reynella East Best players: Beth Rosenhahn, Renee Caprile. 8A def St Ignatius Best players: Nicola Mathews, Amber Cordwell. 8B def St Michael s. Best players: Rosie Byrt, Georgia Thompson, Brittany James. 8C Black def Mary MacKillop Best player: Isobel Harris. 8C Gold def St Michael s Best players: Samara Grimes, Ruby Easterbrook-Collett, Ruby Kempson. 9A lost to Loreto Best players: Grace Gava, Sam McLean. 9B def Mercedes Best player: Chloe Eisele. 10A lost to St Michael s Best player: 10B lost to Mercedes Best players: Sarah Nixon, Lauren Anderson. Open C def Loreto Best players: Genevieve Madigan Manuel, Courtney Samra. Open B lost to St Michael s Best players: Lauren Mitchell, Emily Dijksman. Open A def Loreto Best players: Monique Favretto, Emily Curtis. Soccer 6B lost to Pembroke 3-5. Goals: Henry Curtis, Jacob Hallas. Best players: Keelan Laube, Jacob Hallas, Henry Curtis. Primary B lost to St Peter s 1-4. Goals: Henry Curtis. Best players: Lachlan Symonds, India Shackleford. 8A lost to CBC 7-2. Best players: Jamie Recchia, Josh Santinon, Patrick Royle. 8B def Immanuel 6-4. Goals: Anthony Neagle (2), Liam Dores (2), Dominic Yuel, Ian Leo (1). Best players: Ian Leo, Gabriel McGrane, Anthony Neagle. 9B Results not submitted by Coach. Secondary Girls lost to Mercedes 0-2. Best players: Rasa Bakutis, Amy Apold, Guilianna Randall. 10B BYE First XI lost to Blackfriars 1-2. Best player: Jordan Kilmartin. Table Tennis Yr 8/9A/B BYE Basketball Referees, Jarred Stamoulis and Michael Fitzpatrick 7 P a g e

8 Round 11 Sport Badminton Saturday 13 th August Jnr B1 vs Loreto at St Aloysius at 10.10am Jnr B2 BYE Basketball Saturday 13 th August Snr A/B vs St Peter s at Cabra A at 10.30am, B at 9.30am Jnr A/B/C vs Westminster at Westminster A at 10.30am, B at 9.30am, C at 8.30am Football Saturday 13 th August 6/7B vs Sacred Heart at SHCMS at 9.30am 8B vs St Paul s at Cabra at 8.45am 9B vs Scotch at Scotch at 8.45am First XVIII vs Mercedes at Flinders Uni at 2.15pm Lacrosse Saturday 13 th August U13 Girls vs East Torrens Payneham at Park 25 at 8.45am Netball Saturday 13 th August 6A vs Edwardstown at Edwardstown at 9.00am 6B Black vs Mitcham (Blue) at Cabra at 8.30am 6B Gold vs Westbourne Pk at Westbourne Pk at 9.00am 7A vs Highgate at Highgate at 9.00am 7B vs Clapham at Cabra at 8.30am 8A vs Gleeson at Loreto at 9.10am 8B vs Mercedes at Cabra at 8.30am 8C1 Black vs St Ignatius at Loreto at 10.10am 8C2 Gold vs Mercedes at St Michael s at 8.10am 9A vs St Michael s at Mercedes at 9.10am 9B vs Loreto at Mercedes at 8.10am 10A vs St Ignatius at Sacred Heart at 8.30am 10B vs St Michael s at Mercedes at 10.10am Open C vs St Dominic s at Sacred Heart at 9.30am Open B vs St Michael s 4 at Cabra at 9.30am Open A vs St Ignatius at Cabra at 8.30am Soccer Saturday 13 th August 6B vs CBC cnr Sth Tce and Hutt St at 9.30am Primary B vs Woodcroft at Woodcroft at 9.30am 8A vs Marryatville at Concordia at 8.15am 8B vs Blackfriars at Blackfriars at 8.15am 9B vs CBC at Cabra at 11.00am 8-10 Girls vs Mercedes 1 at St Michael s at 10.10am 10B vs Nazareth at Cabra at 9.45am First XI vs Unley at Cabra at 8.15am Table Tennis Friday 12 th August Yr 8/9 AB vs Cardijn at Cardijn at 4.00pm Diary Dates 25 th August Sport Staff Thank You Evening, 4.30pm-6.30pm Cabra Dominican College Staff Room 16 th September Dominican Cup Intercol, 9.00am-3.30pm Trials will be held soon for the following teams, listen to the daily bulletin for updates: Open Girls Netball 8/9 Girls Netball Open Girls Touch 8/9 Girls Touch Open Boys Basketball 8/9 Boys Basketball Open 15-a-side Football 8/9 15-a-side Football Attention Senior Footballers Attention Senior Footballers! Are you looking for paid work? Kelly Sports are interested in hearing from you! You must be available on Fridays from 3.45pm to 5.45pm and must enjoy football and working with Year 2 5 students. Contact Ian Barnes on Term 4 Coaches Needed Please forward expressions of interest to the Sport Office for the following: Tennis Volleyball Cricket 8 P a g e