Sport Update
Term 2 is always a busy term for sports at Braemar College. Our students have shown remarkable talent and dedication across various competitions and sports events.
Macedon Ranges District – Busy Term for Our Grade 5/6 Students
Cross Country: Our grade 5/6 students participated in the Macedon Ranges District Cross Country, showcasing their endurance and competitive spirit. All participants performed admirably, with several students achieving top 10 placing to progress through to the Division competition.
AFL Football: The grade 5/6 AFL Football teams had a terrific carnival, demonstrating excellent teamwork and skills. They competed fiercely, displaying sportsmanship and determination throughout the carnival.
Soccer: In soccer, our grade 5/6 teams played several matches against local schools. Their strategic play and collaboration were evident, resulting in a number of good results.
Netball: The netball teams also had a successful carnival, with students showing agility and precision on the court. Their hard work paid off in several closely contested games.
WR Division Cross Country
Our students performed exceptionally well in the WR Division Cross Country, with many advancing to higher levels of competition due to their excellent performances.
WM Region Cross Country
The WM Region Cross Country event saw our athletes competing against some of the best in the region. Their rigorous training and perseverance were evident as they navigated the challenging course.
ICCES Athletics
In ICCES Athletics, our students excelled in various track and field events. A special mention goes to Finn Dooley, who broke the ICCES high jump record, setting a new benchmark for future athletes.
VSAC Swim Team
The VSAC Swim Team had an impressive term, with swimmers achieving top results in multiple events. Their dedication to training was clear in their outstanding performances in the pool.
House Cross Country
The House Cross Country event was a highlight of the term, fostering healthy competition and school spirit. Students from all houses participated enthusiastically, cheering each other on to the finish line. Congratulations to Harry House who displayed great participation across all year levels to take a long awaited win.
Orienteering Champs
Our orienteering team participated in the Vic Secondary Schools Orienteering Championships, where they showcased their navigation skills and physical endurance. The challenging courses tested their limits, but they rose to the occasion admirably taking the overall champion school win.
ICCES Winter Tour
The ICCES Winter Tour was another significant event of the term, with our students competing in a variety of sports against other schools. They have training hard all term for this tour. Their versatility and competitive edge were on full display, contributing to a memorable tour.
Conclusion
Term 2 of 2024 was indeed a busy and successful term for sports at Braemar. Our students have demonstrated not only their athletic abilities but also their sportsmanship, teamwork, and dedication. We look forward to continuing this momentum in the upcoming terms.
Mr Matt Ellis Director of Sport
