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Be Sun Smart Cancer Council Australia recommends 5 simple steps to protect yourself from sun damage: 1. Reduce exposure to solar UVR 2. Slip on sun protective clothing 3. Slap on a hat 4. Slide on some sunglasses 5. Slop on SPF 30+ sunscreen Visit http://www.sunsmart.com.au/ for more information. Sacred Heart College Middle School 28 Percy Avenue Mitchell Park SA 5043 P 08 8276 7877 F 08 8374 1619 W www.shc.sa.edu.au E [email protected] CRICOS Provider No: 03083A To bring up children properly we must love them; we must love them all equally. CEA Newsletter Summer Issue 2, 26 February 2015 Training Schedule Cricket Year 6/7 (Adam Rice and Stephanie Christou) Team A – Wednesdays after school Team B – Thursdays after school Year 8/9 (Brett Leikas and Ashley Jenner) Team A – Mondays after school Team B – Tuesdays after school Tennis Year 6/7 (Alice Tonkin and Rebecca Bond) Federer & Nadal – Thursdays after school Tomic, Djokovic & Hewitt – Tuesdays after school Year 8/9 (John Sladic) Wednesdays after school Badminton Year 8/9 (Heather Mansfield) Wednesdays after school in the gym Volleyball Year 8/9 (Kerin Tinnion, Jenny Johnson, Yvonne Brown and Sean Perry) Year 8 Thursdays lunchtime in the gym Year 9 Thursdays after school in the gym Baseball Year 6/7 (Natasha Williams and Sharyn Davis) Fridays after school Canoeing & Kayaking (Roger French and Peter Young) Tuesdays and Thursdays Lacrosse (Lauren Wagner) Fridays after school (training and games) Touch Football (Natasha Williams and Sharyn Davis) Tuesdays after school Swimming YEAR 8/9 SWIMMING On Wednesday 25 February 2015 at Scotch College, the Year 8/9 Swim Team combined with the Senior School for our weekly meet. The final standings were: Mercedes 267 points Scotch College 277 points Sacred Heart College 363 points Congratulations to all swimmers involved on winning the meet. Cricket YEAR 8/9 KNOCKOUT ROUND 1 SHC MIDDLE SCHOOL v BRIGHTON HIGH After losing the toss on an overcast morning at Brighton High, Sacred Heart were sent in to bat. Top three batsmen, A Sareen (22), E Moore (9) and O Woolford (17) got Sacred Heart off to a flyer. We were in a commanding position early, being 1/47 after our first ten overs. T Pearce (30) then consolidated in the middle-late overs, accumulating a very solid 30 not out. Sacred Heart finished with a convincing 132 off their 30 overs. With the ball, we were just as impressive. Wickets were shared amongst the boys, with most bowlers picking up one or two wickets. B Thompson and J Fitzgerald managed to rattle some of the Brighton top-order early in the innings, with B Thompson taking an impressive 1 for 2 off his 6 overs. M Fitzgerald, A Siemelink and A Sareen all played their part with the ball, managing two wickets each. Brighton were eventually bowled out in the 30th over 28 runs short of our total. It was good to see so many contributors in the first match of our knockout campaign and judging by one game, Sacred Heart will again be a force to be reckoned with. Congratulations to captain, A Sareen and the boys. Please see Page 2 for information on CEA programs and fixtures.
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Be Sun SmartCancer Council Australia recommends 5 simple steps to protect yourself from sun damage:1. Reduce exposure to solar UVR2. Slip on sun protective clothing3. Slap on a hat4. Slide on some sunglasses5. Slop on SPF 30+ sunscreenVisit http://www.sunsmart.com.au/ for more information.
Sacred Heart College Middle School
28 Percy Avenue Mitchell Park SA 5043P 08 8276 7877 F 08 8374 1619W www.shc.sa.edu.auE [email protected] Provider No: 03083A
To bring up children properly we must love them; we must love them all equally.
CEA NewsletterSummer
Issue 2, 26 February 2015
Training ScheduleCricketYear 6/7 (Adam Rice and Stephanie Christou)Team A – Wednesdays after schoolTeam B – Thursdays after school Year 8/9 (Brett Leikas and Ashley Jenner)Team A – Mondays after schoolTeam B – Tuesdays after school
TennisYear 6/7 (Alice Tonkin and Rebecca Bond)Federer & Nadal – Thursdays after schoolTomic, Djokovic & Hewitt – Tuesdays after schoolYear 8/9 (John Sladic)Wednesdays after school
BadmintonYear 8/9 (Heather Mansfield)Wednesdays after school in the gym
VolleyballYear 8/9 (Kerin Tinnion, Jenny Johnson, Yvonne Brown and Sean Perry)Year 8 Thursdays lunchtime in the gymYear 9 Thursdays after school in the gym
BaseballYear 6/7 (Natasha Williams and Sharyn Davis)Fridays after school
Canoeing & Kayaking (Roger French and Peter Young)Tuesdays and Thursdays
Lacrosse (Lauren Wagner)Fridays after school (training and games)
Touch Football (Natasha Williams and Sharyn Davis)Tuesdays after school
SwimmingYEAR 8/9 SWIMMINGOn Wednesday 25 February 2015 at Scotch College, the Year 8/9 Swim Team combined with the Senior School for our weekly meet. The final standings were:Mercedes 267 pointsScotch College 277 points Sacred Heart College 363 points
Congratulations to all swimmers involved on winning the meet.
CricketYEAR 8/9 KNOCKOUTROUND 1SHC MIDDLE SCHOOL v BRIGHTON HIGHAfter losing the toss on an overcast morning at Brighton High, Sacred Heart were sent in to bat. Top three batsmen, A Sareen (22), E Moore (9) and O Woolford (17) got Sacred Heart off to a flyer. We were in a commanding position early, being 1/47 after our first ten overs. T Pearce (30) then consolidated in the middle-late overs, accumulating a very solid 30 not out. Sacred Heart finished with a convincing 132 off their 30 overs.
With the ball, we were just as impressive. Wickets were shared amongst the boys, with most bowlers picking up one or two wickets. B Thompson and J Fitzgerald managed to rattle some of the Brighton top-order early in the innings, with B Thompson taking an impressive 1 for 2 off his 6 overs. M Fitzgerald, A Siemelink and A Sareen all played their part with the ball, managing two wickets each. Brighton were eventually bowled out in the 30th over 28 runs short of our total.
It was good to see so many contributors in the first match of our knockout campaign and judging by one game, Sacred Heart will again be a force to be reckoned with. Congratulations to captain, A Sareen and the boys.
Please see Page 2 for information on CEA programs and fixtures.
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How to access information about the Middle School’s sporting program and fixtures
From the Sacred Heart College Website (www.shc.sa.edu.au) click on the Middle School tab to reach the Middle School home page – see below:
Click on the ‘Life@MS’ tab and from the drop-down menu select ‘CEA’.
From the left-hand menu click on ‘Sport’ to access sub-menu ‘Sporting Programs and Fixtures’.
Click on the relevant sport in the table to get more information.
