Sports News
2022 Interhouse School Athletics Carnival
The 2022 Inter-House Athletics Carnival was held on Friday 2 September and was fantastic! The day allowed students time to relax, mingle and participate for their house in a whole school carnival. The signs were there early that is was always going to be an awesome day.
The carnival ran smoothly, which is testament to the many, many people who helped in the weeks leading up to the carnival organisation. Thank you to all staff who were involved in any way, shape or form. Students conducted themselves amazingly, and it was a great experience to witness so many keen and enthusiastic competitors trying their best and most importantly, having fun. Well done to the medal recipients for all year groups.
| YEAR | BOYS | GIRLS |
| 7 |
Champion: Lenny Bailey |
Champion: Tara Diersen Runner-up: Leyla Holland |
| 8 |
Champion: Blake Clatworthy |
Champion: Sophie Williams Runner-up: Ella Harbison |
| 9 |
Champion: Lucas Mannion |
Champion: Olivia Williams Runner-up: Ainsley Brown |
| 10 |
Champion: Reece Jolliffe |
Champion: Ella Rehak |
| 11 |
Champion: Nicholas Davidson |
Champion: Raiin Lowenhoff |
| 12 |
Champion:Michael Loftus |
Champion: Arwen Deans Runner-up: Jorja Huntley |
Congratulations to Sharks, who were the winning house on the day with a total of 3890 points. Runners up on 3153 points were Marlins and Manta Rays not to be forgotten in 3rd finishing on 2989 points.
| HOUSE | POINTS | |
| 1st Place | SHARKS | 3890 |
| 2nd Place | MARLINS | 3153 |
| 3rd Place | MANTA RAYS | 2989 |
Champions for this years 2022 Belridge Bolt (the fastest 100m runners across all ages for boys and girls), were:
| Champion Boy | Dan Martin | Year 12 | 12.51 seconds |
| Champion Girl | Sophie Williams | Year 8 | 14.23 seconds |
Both races were close and exciting to watch. Congratulations to the winners and all students who made it through to the final.
Thank you to all staff and students who made the day memorable for all. THE INTERSCHOOL ATHLETICS TEAM will now be selected and notified shortly in readiness to represent Belridge SC - scheduled for Wednesday 26 October.
The Health & Physical Education Department
State Representatives
School Sport WA
Lower School Basketball Tournament
Belridge Secondary College competed in the School Sport WA lower school basketball tournament on 10 August held at Warwick Basketball Stadium.
The team competed against girls' and boys' teams from the Northern Beaches conference which includes specialist programs from Woodvale SC, Kinross College and Mater Dei College.
Our girls team consisted of Year 8 and 9 students and were coached by Kyla and Niamh Gallagher. Being drawn into the pool that included the three specialist schools meant the girls were always going to have a tough task. To their credit, the girls acquitted themselves exceptionally well. Unfortunately, results did not go our way, however, the team displayed great character and teamwork, representing the colleges values to the highest level.
The boys' team was made up of a Year 9 students and were coached by Lincoln Fieldhouse and Jack Harrex. Drawn into pool 2, the boys won through to the semi-finals with a 3 win and 1 loss record. In the final game of the day, a dominant display from tip off saw the boys hand Kinross College their largest defeat of the day, 44-12. The win sends the team through to the State Finals later this term.
Congratulations to all involved on the day.
Health & Physical Education Teacher
