Early in the Year our 6A AFL team won their division of the AIC AFL competition. As a result, AFL Qld progressed our team to play in the finals of the annual AFLQ School Cups tournament. This tournament was held at Maroochydore last weekend and attracted the best AFL school teams from around the state.
The competition began in Term 1 with 151 teams registering for the competition and playing a knockout style tournament until the best schools were left to play in the final’s tournament held over the weekend. Our team played four games on Friday, winning three, but doing enough to progress into the Grand final on Saturday.
Our boys played a stellar grand final game. They played with grit, pride and determination and eventually won their game against Marymount Primary 49-27 to be crowned State Champions. To be considered the best primary school AFL team in Qld is quite a feat. A list of the team is found below.
AFLQ Schools Cup – Primary State Champion Team
- Byron Dent
- Hamish Massey
- Toby Pearson
- Miller Reinmuth
- Mitch Vedelago
- Ethan Haywood
- Ewan Ebrington
- Flynn Spooner
- Hamish Ford
- Jacob Short
- Isaac Hyam
- Lewis Nunn
- Steven Woodgate
- Lachy Sheridan
- Kiedis Lyons
- Harrison Rizio
- Lawson Greenwood
- Jay Pearson
- Ben Landers (Captain)
I would like to acknowledge the coaches Adam Fry, Matt Conlan and James Dent for all their hard work in preparing the boys and for giving them the opportunity to succeed at the highest level. Well done.
The annual ‘Championship Basketball School of Queensland’ (CBSQ) tournament offers schools in Queensland the opportunity to enter teams into a competition so they may compete for the title of the best basketball school team in Queensland. This year our Basketball Coordinator Mr O’Neill and First V Assistant Coach – Mr Rouhliadeff entered three Division 1 teams into this annual competition. These teams included a senior team (made up of our first players), a junior team (made up of our 10 players) and a sophomore team (made up of Year7/8 players). The best basketball schools come together from around the state as far as north as Cairns, to test themselves and to battle it out for the three titles on offer.
Our senior team competed mid-September in the Division 1 competition. They came away with a ninth place overall. The Sophomore and Junior teams competed over the weekend. The Junior team played well and managed to secure a ninth place overall. The Sophomore team were our best performers overall. They played extremely well and advanced into the grand final on Sunday. Unfortunately, they narrowly lost the grand final game 57-49 to become the ‘Division 1 Runners-Up Champions’ in the state. This is the second best schoolboy team in Queensland, a great achievement.
Overall, from the hundreds of teams entered. Villanova’s three basketball teams were ranked inside the top 10 throughout the state. This is a remarkable achievement to see our college up among the best basketball colleges, not only in AIC, but in Queensland. On behalf of the College, I thank Mr O’Neill and Mr Rouhliadeff for organising these boys as well as our coaches – First V coach – Jordan Mullan and Old Boy Sam Korst for giving up their time to coach the boys.
Since 1969 the Australian Schools’ Rugby Union has selected Australian Schoolboy teams to play other nations both in Australia and overseas. The title of Australian Schoolboy is synonymous with players of high rugby skill and outstanding personal character. In its long history there have been many outstanding players across the country who have been honoured to join the list of an Australian Rugby Schoolboy.
From our research it has been interesting to note that Villanova over its 73-year-old history has produced five Australian schoolboys up until 2021. These include
- James Klassen 2010
- David Lewis 1997
- Scott Mains 2011
- Ben Mowen 2002
- Ashley Riley 1997
As the Australian Schools’ Rugby Union Championships could not be held this year. The Australian Schools representative team selection was based on the players performance at school, Association level and State matches played in 2021.
Unfortunately, this year’s Australian School boy team cannot play test match Rugby in 2021 due to Covid. However, these players as selected members of an Australian representative team will be recorded in the rich history and will be awarded a test jersey and certificate in recognition of this special achievement.
Earlier this year it was with extreme pleasure that Villanova College was informed by the selection committee that two of our players were selected into this years’ Australia A, Australian Schools’ Rugby Union team. This is a fantastic achievement. At the College assembly held on Monday we were able to acknowledge these boys and present their Australian A schoolboy jersey in front of the College.
Well done to Gus Godwin who was named in the squad of 23 and to Tom Twaddell named lock forward – No 5, in this year’s 2021 Australia A Rugby Schoolboy team.
Photo above – Tom Twaddell and Gus Godwin
I must commend Mr Todd Kropp, AIC Volleyball Co-ordinator, Mr Adam Fry, AIC AFL Co-ordinator and Mr Sean O’Neill, AIC Basketball Co-ordinator, for their organisation of our boys in the respective Volleyball and AFL Schools Cup Competitions and CBSQ (Basketball) competitions. Basketball and AFL were held last weekend and Volleyball will be held this weekend. Villanova’s involvement in competitions such as these helps the development of our programs as our teams are exposed to a high level of competition from many schools across the state. This exposure galvanizes our teams which we believe will pay dividends as we lead into the respective AIC seasons. We can never underestimate that value of building a strong positive sports culture with our boys. The friendships and camaraderie formed among players and the parent groups within these teams was also very evident. Well done to all involved. Further reports of these competitions are found below.
Although the due date for sign-ons for those wishing to play AIC Cricket, Volleyball, AFL and Swimming was last Friday, the link remains open for those who have not registered. This link will remain open until next Friday 29 Oct –https://form.jotform.com/VillanovaSport/aic-term-1-2022-sport-sign-on . Please be aware that trials for the abovementioned sports will commence in Week 5, that is, the week beginning Monday 1 November. Please read all trial information below which includes all specific times and dates across this year and next.
As always, I encourage everybody to get involved and enjoy!
Experienced Football Coaches Required
The Villanova College Sports Department is currently looking for experienced/highly qualified coaches to be involved in the College’s football program. We are seeking coaches who will work with our ‘A’ level sides. Coaching positions will be paid. If you are interested or know of someone who might be interested, please get in contact with Football Co-Ordinator – Anthony Kemp, akemp@vnc.qld.edu.au
AFL Schools Cup Report – Mr Adam Fry, AIC AFL Coordinator
The past weekend saw our Villanova Schools Cup team head up to Maroochydore for a two-day carnival competing for the best primary team in the state. Our boys had a tough schedule in the heat on Friday playing four games, winning three and dropping only the one by a single goal. After our games throughout the day, the team qualified for the Preliminary final on Friday night against an undefeated Whitfield College from Cairns.
The boys were unbelievable with how they hunted the football and played with great teamwork to outwork their much bigger opponents. This result qualified the team for the Grand Final against Marymount on Saturday. After losing to Marymount on Friday, the Villanova boys were hungry to make a mends and bounce back to claim the cup.
The boys began the game very strongly having plenty of scoring opportunities in the first quarter, however unfortunately only converting one goal from seven shots on goal. The second quarter was an arm wrestle with both teams kicking multiple goals. By the end of the third quarter the Villanova boys were unfortunately down by a goal. With a great speech from the captain Ben Landers the boys came out leaving nothing in the tank to come away 22-point victors. Mitchy Vedelago was outstanding all day and was a deserving winner of the best on ground medal, and Kiedis Lyons and Hamish Massey also were big parts of a fantastic win.
Overall, the whole team were incredible examples of what it means to be Villanovan. They continued to play with great spirit and mateship and did the College extremely proud. It was also a fantastic reward for the Villanovan AFL program who continue to go from strength to strength each year. Congratulations to all players, coaches and families involved in such a successful weekend. We cannot wait for the 2022 AFL season to begin.
Basketball Report – Mr Sean O’Neil, AIC Basketball Coordinator
The annual Champion Basketball Schools Queensland Junior and Sophomore event was held last weekend over 160 schools from all over Queensland competing in five divisions. Both our Junior (Year 9 and Year 10) and Sophomore (Year 7 and Year 8) competed in the Championship Division, placing them in the top 20 schools in the state. This is testimony to the strength of our basketball program. Our Junior team was in a very tough pool and ended up finishing outside the top two which relegated us into the ninth to sixteenth pool. In some very close games, we were able to win through in all our finals and were placed ninth overall. This is a fantastic effort, and the boys should be very proud of their efforts. Special mention must go to Mason Honeyman, who averaged the second highest points for the tournament, most three-pointers made and most free-throws made.
Our sophomore team was also in a difficult pool but succeeded in coming away undefeated in the pool games. A tough win over Toowoomba Grammar School in the semi-final then pitted us back up against Trinity College in the gold medal match, who we had beaten by three points in the pool games. The game was electric with both teams playing an exciting brand of basketball and the crowd was very supportive of both teams. With the score never extending beyond five points by either side, it was a nail biter to the end. Unfortunately, a late run by Trinity College saw us come up short with a tight loss that devastated the boys. However, they should be very proud of their efforts and the College is immensely proud to be second in Queensland. Again, special mention must go to Mitch Honeyman for ranking fifth in most points scored and first for most three-pointers.
This wouldn’t be possible without the wonderful coaching of Jordan Mullan who took the Junior team and Sam Korst who had the Sophomores. These two gentlemen sacrificed a lot of time in both the lead up and during the tournament to ensure our players were able to play at their best and we thank them for all their efforts.
Finally, with all three CBSQ tournaments now complete, we were able to be placed in the top ten for all three teams. That puts us as one of the best schools in QLD and while we are pleased with the result, we must continue to build on that and improve next year.
Villanova Swimming – Mrs Juanita Jacobs – AIC Swimming/Water Polo Co-ordinator
We have now well and truly begun the Villanova swim season. If your son is interested in joining the squad, there is still time. Please check the Locker Room section of the website for documents and further details on training times.
Swimming Registration Link – https://form.jotform.com/VillanovaSport/aic-swimming-registration—202122-
AIC Water Polo
The AIC Water Polo tournament will be played this Sunday, October 24 at Somerville House. There are three teams Year 7, Years 8/9 and Years 10/11.
The Year 7 and Years 8/9 teams will begin competition at 8am and finish by 11am. Players are asked to meet the coaches and Mrs Jacobs at 7:30am on the pool deck.
The Open team will begin playing from 12 noon until 3pm at the latest. Open players are asked to meet by 11:30. Any players in the Years 8/9 team who wish to play in the Open matches, must first play in their own division. As you will see in the draw, it is not possible for the Year 7 players to also play in the Year 8/9 division team.
Only one parent per student is permitted to attend the tournament due to COVID restrictions. There is limited parking underneath the pool, but some street parking is possible. Please be considerate of the residents in the streets and alert to parking signage. There will be a canteen available with limited provisions for snacks and drinks only.
Each team will need to provide two people for table duty in the morning session as per the draws given below. If you can assist, please let Mrs Jacobs know. It will be very much appreciated by the teams.
The aim of the event is to enjoy water polo within the spirit of AIC.
Players must wear the Villanova swim togs and the Villanova PE uniform to and from all games and be present at least 30min before the first game.
AIC 2021 Water Polo Draw
Year 7: Field 1 Somerville House
8.00am: Game 1 |
Pad v Iona |
Table: Iona |
8.20am: Game 2 |
Villa v SLC |
Table: Padua |
8.40am: Game 3 |
Ashgrove v Iona |
Table: SLC |
9.00am: Game 4 |
Padua v Villa |
Table: Ashgrove |
9.20am: Game 5 |
Padua v Ashgrove |
Table: Villa |
9.40am: Game 6 |
Iona v St Laurence’s |
Table: Ashgrove |
10.00am: Game 7 |
Ashgrove v St Laurence’s |
Table: Iona |
10.20am: Game 8 |
Villa v Iona |
Table: SLC |
Year 8/9: Field 2 Somerville House
8.00am: Game 1 |
St Peters v Ashgrove |
Table: Villa |
8.20am: Game 2 |
Villa v Padua |
Table: St Peters |
8.40am: Game 3 |
St Laurence’s v Iona |
Table: Padua |
9.00am: Game 4 |
St Peters v Villa |
Table: St Laurence’s |
9.20am: Game 5 |
St Laurence’s v Ashgrove |
Table: Villa |
9.40am: Game 6 |
Iona v Padua |
Table: Ashgrove |
10.00am: Game 7 |
St Peters v St Laurence’s |
Table: Iona |
10.20am: Game 8 |
Iona v Villa |
Table: St Peters |
10.40am: Game 9 |
Ashgrove v Padua |
Table: Iona |
Open: Field 1 Somerville House
12.00am: Game 1 Pool A |
Ashgrove v Villa |
Table: AIC |
12.20pm: Game 2 Pool B |
Padua v St Peters |
Table: AIC |
12.40pm: Game 3 Pool A |
Iona v Ashgrove |
Table: AIC |
1.00am: Game 4 Pool B |
St Laurence’s v Padua |
Table: AIC |
1.20pm: Game 5 Pool A |
Villa v Iona |
Table: AIC |
1.40pm: Game 6 Pool B |
St Peters v St Laurence’s |
Table: AIC |
2.00pm: Game 7: 3 v 3 |
3 v 3 each pool |
Table: AIC |
2.20pm: Game 8: 2 v 2 |
2 v 2 each pool |
Table: AIC |
2.40pm: Game 9: 1 v 1 |
Winner each pool (gold) |
Table: AIC |
2022 Villanova Cricket, AFL, Swimming and Volleyball Sign On and Trials
Boys wishing to represent Villanova in the abovementioned sports must complete the online sign-on form and attend all trials commencing this term. Please read all information below.
AIC Sports on Offer Term 1 – 2022
- AIC Cricket – Open to all Year 5-12 students. All cricket is played on Saturday
- AIC Volleyball – Open to all Year 7-12 students. All volleyball is played on Saturday
- AIC AFL – Open to all Year 5 -12 students. All Year 5-10 teams will play on Saturday. The Year 11-12 (Open) team will play on Friday afternoon
- AIC Swimming – Open to all, this does not conflict with the other sports
Note – All Cricket, Volleyball and Year 5 – 10 AFL is played on Saturday. Therefore, students may trial for only one of these sports.
Year 11-12 AFL is played on Friday afternoon. Only Year 11-12 AFL players can trial for AFL and Cricket or Volleyball as they are played on different days.
Any boy may register for Swimming on top of the other sports played in Term 1.
AIC Sport Online Sign-on Link
Please click on the link below to register your son to trial for a sport. Registrations were due last Friday 15 October.
https://form.jotform.com/VillanovaSport/aic-term-1-2022-sport-sign-on
Villanova College will conduct AIC Cricket, AIC AFL and Volleyball trials for all teams from Years 7 – 12 on the dates listed below. These trials are open to all students who are enrolled at Villanova College in 2022. Please note that all students compete in their year level and not in their age groups.
All students, including those students who will join Villanova in 2022, must attend these trials to be considered for team selection in 2022. Students entering Year 7 in 2022 can only participate in cricket, AFL or volleyball. Students are required to wear any appropriate sporting attire to these trials. Sporting equipment will be supplied by the College. Students wishing to trial simply attend the venue 15 minutes before the advertised start time.
Commitment: All teams will have one or two training sessions either before or after school each week during Term 1. All cricket and volleyball as well as all Year 5, Year 6, Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9/10 AFL games will be played on Saturday during Term 1 as per the College Calendar. Training times for all teams will be advised once finalised.
Year 7 -12 (2022) Cricket/AFL and Volleyball Trial Schedule
Trials conducted Term 4 – 2021
|
Monday 1 November |
Tuesday 2 November |
Wednesday 3 November |
Thursday 4 November |
Friday 5 November |
6:30am – 8.00am |
Cricket
Year 11 and Year 12 (Opens) at Little Langlands |
|
Cricket
Year 8 at Little LanglandsVolleyball
Year 8 in Goold Hall |
Cricket
Year 10 at Little LanglandsVolleyball
Year 10 in Goold Hall |
Volleyball
Year 12 (Opens) in Goold Hall |
3.30pm – 5.00pm |
|
Cricket
Year 9 at Little LanglandsVolleyball
Year 9 in Goold Hall
AFL
Year 11/12 (Opens) trials at Coorparoo JAFC |
Cricket
Year 7 at Little LanglandsVolleyball
Year 7 in Goold Hall
AFL
Year 7 and Year 8 trials at Coorparoo JAFC |
Volleyball
Year 11 in Goold HallAFL
Year 9/10 trials at Coorparoo JAFC |
|
PLEASE NOTE: Trials are for those boys who are entering that year in 2022, e.g., Year 7 trials are for those boys who are entering Year 7 in 2022.
- Little Langlands – Langlands Park, Main Avenue, Coorparoo (next to Easts Leagues Club)
- Goold Hall – located on the Villanova College Campus, access via Eighth Avenue, Coorparoo
- Coorparoo JAFC – Giffin Park, Birubi Street, Coorparoo
Further trials will be held on the following weekend dates after the initial trials are held above. Students will be advised of their team and subsequent playing time and venue after their trial session scheduled above. Please keep these weekends free.
FURTHER AFL, CRICKET and VOLLEYBALL TRIAL DATES – Year 7-12 Teams
After the cricket, AFL and volleyball trials held during Week 5, Term 4 (that is, 1 – 5 November), the College has organised further trial games to take place on the weekend of Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 November. It is important that all interested students attend these trials as we hope to finalise teams and squads after this weekend. All times and venues will be given to all players during the trials played earlier in the week. Some of these are listed below.
Those who do not make an AFL or volleyball team have the option of joining a cricket team. NOTE – The trials pertain to the year level the student enters in 2022. Therefore, the Year 7 trials are for students entering Year 7 in 2022.
All students wishing to trial for an AIC cricket, AIC AFL or AIC volleyball team must complete an ‘On-line Sign -on Form’ due last Friday 15 October. Link below.
https://form.jotform.com/VillanovaSport/aic-term-1-2022-sport-sign-on
Further Cricket Trials – Year 7-12 Teams
Most (not all) teams from Years 7-12, Sunday 7 November 2021 at Villanova Park – Specific times and fields TBA
Please note the trial games for cricket will be played on Sunday 7 November at Villanova Park. These trials are for selected teams/students only. NOT ALL BOYS WILL BE REQUIRED. After the trials held earlier in the week, we will advise those who are required to attend further trials on Sunday 7 November. More information about team lists will be given at a later stage.
Please contact the Sports Office if you have any queries or concerns – sportsoffice@vnc.qld.edu.au Phone: 3394 5621
Date: Sunday 7 November 2021
Venue 1: Villanova Park, Manly Road, Tingalpa
Venue 2: Kianawah Park, Wynnum Road, Tingalpa
Uniform: Villanova cricket whites or any suitable sports clothing
Further Volleyball Trials – Year 7-12 Teams
All teams from Years 7–12, Saturday 6 November 2021 at Villanova College, Goold Hall
Please note that all students who have signed up for Volleyball trials will be expected to attend further trials held on Saturday 6 November in Goold Hall at Villanova College. After the Volleyball trials held on Saturday 6 November all coaches will then select their volleyball teams/squads. If a boy fails to make a volleyball team/squad, they are welcome to join a cricket team. More information about team lists will be given at a later stage.
Please contact the Sports Office if you have any quires or concerns – sportsoffice@vnc.qld.edu.au Phone: 3394 5621
Date: Saturday 6 November 2021
Venue: Court 1 – Goold Hall, Nearest Main Entrance; Court 2 – Goold Hall, Near Stage
Uniform: Sports PE uniform or any suitable sports clothing
* All players need to be at their respective venues 15 minutes prior to the commencement of their game.
Time |
Court 1 |
Court 2 |
7.30am-9.00am |
Year 8 |
Year 8 |
9.00am-10.30am |
Year 7 |
Years 7 |
10.30am-12.00pm |
Year 9 |
Year 10 |
12.00pm-1.30pm |
Year 11 |
Year 11 |
1.30pm-3.00pm |
Opens |
Opens |
Other Volleyball Trial Matches Organised (Only for those boys who are selected after Saturday 6 November)
Note – some training sessions will be organised before the games below – TBC
- Saturday 13 November, Trial match v Iona College – Times and venues TBA
- Saturday 20 November, Trial match v St Laurence’s College – Times and venues TBA
Further AFL Trials – Year 7-12 Teams
All teams from Years 7 – 12, Saturday 6 November 2021
Please note that all students who have signed up for AFL trials will be expected to attend further trials held on Saturday 6 November at Coorparoo JAFC, Birubi St, Coorparoo (Giffin Park). After the AFL trials held on Saturday 6 November all coaches will then select their AFL teams/squads. If a boy fails to make an AFL team/squad, they are welcome to join a cricket team. More information about team lists will be given at a later stage.
Please contact the Sports Office if you have any queries or concerns – sportsoffice@vnc.qld.edu.au Phone: 3394 5621
Date: Saturday 6 November
Venue: Coorparoo JAFC, Birubi St Coorparoo, Giffin Park
Uniform: Any suitable sports clothing to play AFL including boots and mouthguards. Bibs will be supplied
* All players need to be at their respective venues 30mins prior to the commencement of their game.
Time |
Coorparoo JAFC |
7.00am-8.30am |
Opens (Combined Year 11/12) |
8.30am-10.00am |
Year 7 and Year 8 |
10.00am-11.00am |
Combined Year 9/10 |
Other AFL Trial Matches Organised (Only for those boys who are selected after Saturday 6 November)
Note – some training sessions may be organised before the games below – TBC
- Friday 12 November, Open trial match v Iona College – Times and venues TBA
- Saturday 13 November, Year 6, 7, 8, 9/10 trial match v Iona – Times and venues TBA
- Friday 19 November, Open trial match v St Laurence’s College – Times and venues TBA
- Saturday 20 November, Year 8 and Year 9/10 trial match v St Laurence’s College – Times and venues TBA
FURTHER AFL, VOLLEYBALL and CRICKET TRIALS – 2022
Please keep this date free.
DATE CLAIMER – Further Cricket, Volleyball and AFL will be played v St Laurence’s College on Saturday 29 January, times and venues TBA.
Cricket and AFL Trials – Year 6 Students (2022)
Due to the stormy weather, we were unable to conduct the cricket and AFL trials on Monday afternoon of this week. However, we were able to conduct the second trial yesterday afternoon, Wednesday 20 October.
Please be advised that we intend to make up the lost session from this week and reschedule it to next Monday 25 October after school at Little Langlands from 3.15-4.40pm for both cricket and AFL. Again, these trials are for current Year 5 boys moving into Year 6 in 2022.
2022 Villanova Coaches, Managers & Officials Needed!
The Sports Office is currently looking at staffing for the 2022 sports season. If you can assist in any of these roles, we ask that you complete the online ‘2022 Coaches, Managers & Officials Nomination Form’. The link is found on the website or simply click here – https://form.jotform.com/VillanovaSport/coachofficialnomination
Villanova relies on the assistance of the parents, old boys and friends to help fulfil these roles. We encourage you to help if you can – your boys, our students are counting on us.
AIC Touch Competition
St. Laurence’s College will be hosting an AIC touch football competition this Saturday at Runcorn. Villanova will be entering two Year 6 teams and one Year 7 team into the competition. A selection trial was conducted for the Year 7s on Tuesday morning and a squad of 13 players was selected. The two Year 6 teams were selected on their performances in a touch football unit, completed last term in HPE.
Thanks to Mr Matt Pearson, Mr Grant Hine and Mr Nathan Spooner for taking on a manager’s role for the Year 6 teams and to Mrs Nicola Anderson, who will manage the Year 7 team.
Good luck to the three sides this weekend as they battle it out with other AIC Colleges in what is the first such competition in AIC. If there is a lot of support for touch football, then this may become a regular fixture in the AIC sport calendar.
Volleyball Schools Cup
This weekend our Villanova First VI Volleyball squad will compete in Volleyball QLD’s Senior Schools Cup tournament. We have entered two teams in the Year 11 age group with one of our teams looking to defend the Year 10 Honours Championship won in 2020. We wish these players all the best as they compete against some of the best volleyball schools in the State.
If you wish to follow our boys as they progress through the tournament, live results and other information can be found at the link below.
https://www.vq.org.au/competitions/senior-schools-cup/
Zone Cricket
Villanova cricket sides have completed two rounds of the pre-Christmas season and there have been some great individual performances by many of our players. Boys getting involved in Term 4 cricket can only improve their game and give themselves a better opportunity of developing their own game or progressing up the ranks. This weekend we move into the first of the two-day games and the boys have the opportunity to bat longer and make big scores and bowl more overs. Good luck to all our players this Saturday.
Round 1: Saturday 9th October – 1 Day (25 over game)
TEAM |
PLAYER |
ACHIEVEMENT |
DIV 1 Villa Wildcats |
Luke Palmer |
52 runs off 34 balls (retired – 2 sixes and 7 fours) |
DIV 1 Villa Wildcats |
Nick Fee |
37 runs off 27 balls (not out – 2 sixes and 4 fours) |
DIV 3 Villa Gold |
Ben Fingland |
42 runs off 29 balls (2 sixes and 6 fours) |
DIV 6 Villa White |
Ned Godwin |
46 runs off 45 balls (not out – 6 fours) |
DIV 9 Villa Orange |
Bryce Laidlaw |
3/8 from 2 overs |
DIV 10 Villa Red |
Rhys Doman |
30 runs off 30 balls (retired) |
U12 Villa White |
Alistair Staley |
39 runs off 26 balls (not out – 6 fours) |
U12 Villa White |
Cooper Wooden |
34 runs off 28 balls (6 fours) |
U12 Villa Blue |
Marcello Vitanza |
30 runs off 41 balls (4 fours) |
U11 Villa Red |
Hunter Zatorsky |
3/6 from 3 overs |
Round 2: Saturday 16th October – 1 Day (25 over game)
TEAM |
PLAYER |
ACHIEVEMENT |
DIV 1 Villa Wildcats |
Dimtri Horton |
44 runs off 50 balls (1 six and 4 fours) |
DIV 1 Villa Wildcats |
Liam McConville |
33 runs off 16 balls (not out – 2 sixes and 3 fours) |
DIV 3 Villa Gold |
Michael Gordon |
50 runs off 50 balls (retired – 9 fours) |
DIV 3 Villa Gold |
Jack Carson |
3/11 from 4 overs |
DIV 6 Villa White |
Mitchell Francis |
32 runs off 64 balls (retired – 4 fours) |
DIV 8 Villa Blue |
Matthew Greig |
65 runs off 26 balls (not out – 5 sixes and 6 fours) |
DIV 8 Villa Blue |
Joseph Forster |
3/7 from 3 overs |
DIV 10 Villa Red |
Rhys Doman |
36 runs off 30 balls (retired – 5 fours) |
DIV 10 Villa Red |
Alex Borger |
31 runs off 30 balls (retired – 5 fours) |
U12 Villa White |
Alistair Staley |
71 runs off 25 balls (retired – 4 sixes and 9 fours) |
U11 Villa Red |
John Martin |
36 runs of 17 balls |
U11 Villa Red |
Arlo King |
3/4 from 3 overs (Hat trick) |
U11 Villa Red |
John Martin |
36 runs off 17 balls (not out – 8 fours) |
Representative Sport
Gray O’Neill, who was selected in the BJRU U/14 Rugby Union Representative team competed in the Rugby Union State Championships in Toowoomba over the holidays. Gray’s team won the U/14 Championship. Gray was also selected in the Queensland City team. Well done Gray on this magnificent achievement!
Pictured below – Gray O’Neill in the red head gear in the back row
Mr Craig Stariha, Director of Sport