Sport

NSW All Schools Swimming
Keeley Smith, Cleo Schubert, Chelsea Stringer and Tessa Elsley attended the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships at Homebush, Sydney, on Thursday 30 May. The girls swam for St Paul’s College in the Intermediate Girls Relay’s and did so outstandingly.

In the 4x50 Freestyle, they placed 3rd overall - a fantastic result.
In the 4x50 Medley relay, they placed 4th overall, by .12 of a second.

Keeley Smith also had a number of individual swims and placed in many of them.

U16 Girls 100m Breaststroke, 2nd
U16 Girls 50m Breaststroke, 3rd
U16 Girls 100m Butterfly, 3rd.

An outstanding achievement from all girls, but in particular to Keeley Smith who walked away with four medals at the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships. Well done girls!

Keeley has qualified to compete at the National level in the School Sport Australia Swimming Championships at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre from 27 - 31 July in the 50m and 100m Breaststroke events. This is the highest school level of individual competition. Congratulations Keeley for this incredible achievement - we wish you the best of luck!

NSW CCC Cross Country Championships
The NSW CCC Cross Country Championships were held at the Sydney Equestrian centre on Wednesday 5 June. St Paul's students achieved some outstanding results including Amelia Wilson in 2nd, Wilton Townsend in 3rd, and Savannah Cronin in 5th. Flynn Tolman, Hamish Davies, Lani Gidzala and Chayse Trappel also competed, doing themselves and their families proud.

Congratulations to Amelia Wilson, Wilton Townsend and Savannah Cronin who will progress to the next level to compete at the NSW All Schools Cross Country Championships in Sydney on 24 July. Well done!

Basketball
St Paul's Year 8 students, Harrison Shore, Oliver Gill and Pierson Kemp will be competing in the Nunawading Spectres Basketball Tournament held in Melbourne over the long weekend. We wish you all the best of luck in your games!

Cochrane Cup NRL Gala Day
St Paul's U14 Boys Cochrane Cup team travelled to Port Macquarie on Thursday 6 June. The team's first game was against Mackillop College where the students showcased their skills and talents, and after a close comeback they unfortunately went down 26-20. The next game against St Joseph's Regional College was very tough, but the boys gave it their all. Some early injuries in the game made it a hard fight, but they did not make it easy for them to win. A massive thank you to Mr Will Pollock for coaching and travelling with the team. Congratulations to the boys for their performance and fantastic behaviour across the day.