A few weeks ago, Billy, Gus, and Jack proudly represented our school at the NSW PSSA Softball Titles, held from Tuesday 20th to Thursday 22nd August.
It was an incredible few days of competition, and we are thrilled to celebrate their achievements. A special congratulations to Billy, who was named MVP of the Polding Team, and to Gus, who earned selection in the NSW Softball Team. Gus will now go on to represent NSW at the National Softball Titles from Monday 25th to Friday 29th November.
We are so proud of these boys for their hard work, talent, and sportsmanship. They have represented St Carthage’s with distinction, and we can’t wait to see what’s next for them. Congratulations again, Billy, Gus, and Jack!
Unfortunately, the Richmond Zone Athletics Carnival, scheduled to be held recently, was unable to proceed due to wet weather and poor track conditions. While it was disappointing for our students to miss the opportunity to compete, we are so proud of all those who had been selected to represent St Carthage’s at this event.
A big congratulations to the following students who were selected to attend the Richmond Zone Athletics Carnival:
Ella Andrews, Zander Annetts, Elkie Annetts, Louis Bailey, Allie Bradfield, Billy Bradfield, Josh Bryant, Erin Byrne, Nadia Cittolin, Miller Clarke, Emma Clement, Vito Cook, Thomas Cootes, Ella Davey, Georgia Dodds, Savannah Duncan, Harry Elphick, Mikayla Evely, Samantha Giles, Ruby Hall, Lucas Harmon, Henry Hogan, Hugo Hogan, Maggie Hughes, Hamish Hughes, Jing-Huei Jackson, Patrick James, Patricia James, Samuel Johnson, Giulia Locatelli, Nhial Maciek, Juno Magnay-Ravel, Vincent McDonald, Zarni McGregor, Armani McLean, Teslime Mete, Quinton Nguyen, Violett Pritchard, Isla Rhodes, Benson Rhodes, Nash Robinson, Lenny Schweizer, Georgie Scotcher, Ishaan September, Daisy Smith, Nash Taylor, Eliana Tucker, Frankie Veronese, Paxton Walmsley, Dylan Walters, Myles Weekes, and Jordy Williams.
Although the carnival could not go ahead, being selected to represent St Carthage’s is an achievement in itself and we commend our students for their commitment, sportsmanship, and enthusiasm.
On Tuesday, 26th August, a group of our students proudly represented St Carthage’s at the Lismore Diocesan Athletics Carnival, held in Coffs Harbour. It was a fantastic day of competition, showcasing the skill and determination of students from across the diocese.
We are incredibly proud of our students who qualified to compete at this level and gave their very best on the day:
Ella Andrews, Elkie Annetts, Mitchell Dann, Ella Davey, Georgia Dodds, Mikayla Evely, Ruby Hall, Henry Hogan, Juno Magnay-Ravel, Zarni McGregor, Nash Robinson, Lenny Schweizer, and Daisy Smith.
Representing St Carthage’s at a diocesan level is a significant achievement, and we congratulate each of these students for their hard work, commitment and effort. You have done yourselves and our school proud!
On Friday, 29th August, our Year 6 students attended the Richmond Zone Multisports Gala Day — a fun-filled, non-competitive event designed to encourage participation, teamwork, and enjoyment.
Students had the opportunity to try a variety of sports throughout the day, including: NRL, AFL, Rugby Union, Futsal, Hockey, Table Tennis, Tennis, Soccer, and Touch Football.
The gala day was a fantastic way for our students to connect with peers from other schools, develop new skills, and enjoy being active in a supportive and inclusive environment. Smiles, laughter, and plenty of energy filled the day, making it a memorable experience for all involved.
A big thank you to the Richmond Zone organisers and our staff for ensuring the day ran smoothly and for giving our students such a positive experience.
Richmond Zone Netball Gala Day
On Friday, 29th August, our St Carthage’s girls’ netball team proudly represented the school at the Richmond Zone Netball Gala Day — and came away as overall champions! ?
It was a fantastic day where our students showcased not only their outstanding skills and teamwork, but also their determination and sportsmanship while competing against other schools in the region.
Throughout the day, the girls played with passion and resilience, supporting one another and giving their very best in every game. Their hard work and commitment paid off, leading them to an undefeated run and a well-deserved victory.
We are incredibly proud of the way our students represented St Carthage’s, demonstrating respect, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude both on and off the court. A huge thank you goes to our coaches, supporters, and the Richmond Zone organisers for making the day such a success.
Congratulations, girls — what an amazing achievement!
Yesterday, St Carthage’s proudly sent five teams to compete in the Netball NSW Schools Cup, and what an incredible day it was! Our students showed outstanding teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the competition, making us all proud representatives of our school community.
Each of our teams played with energy and enthusiasm, demonstrating the values we hold at St Carthage’s — respect, perseverance, and working together. It was wonderful to see our students supporting one another on and off the court, celebrating successes and learning from challenges.
A huge congratulations to our St Carthage’s Gold Netball Team, who have progressed to the Far North Coast Regional Finals on Wednesday, 17th September. We wish them the very best of luck as they take on this next exciting stage of the competition!
We would also like to extend a special thank you to Trinity Catholic College for providing the coaches and umpires who helped make the day run so smoothly. Your support ensured a positive experience for all involved.
Well done to all players, coaches, and supporters for making the day such a success. You have represented St Carthage’s with pride and spirit.