Belridge Secondary College
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17 Gwendoline Drive
BELDON WA 6027
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Email: belridge.sc@education.wa.edu.au
Phone: 08 9408 8000

Sporting News

Boys are State Champs!

On Thursday, 10 August, Specialist Netball students travelled to Gold Netball Centre to participate in the Netball State finals.  
 
Both the girls lower and middle teams finished 3rd overall in the state, with some great close games. 
Belridge Secondary College Boys' Team took out the grand-final against Darling Range 21-14 to make them the TOP BOYS TEAM IN THE STATE, with our very own Jack Dickerson taking out MVP of the Grand final!  Congratulations to all students who participated - a massive achievement from all 3 teams.
Janneke Markovic
Specialist Netball Coordinator 
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Belridge Secondary College - State Boys Netball Champions for 2023

Fast 5 House Carnival 

On Wednesday, 21 June we held the annual Fast 5 House Cup competition for our Netball Academy. This is between Manta Rays, Marlins and Sharks and involves all students from Years 7-12 in the Belridge Netball Academy.

Teams consist of students from all year groups combining on the day to play the Fast 5 style of Netball, where 1, 2 and 3 points are awarded for goals, depending on where the shooters are standing when they take their shots. There are only 5 players on the court from each team and so there are no wing positions. The games were 4 quarters of 6 minutes in length with each team choosing one quarter as their power play. This is where points for this quarter are doubled. There are rolling subs so team members can come on quickly and no one should get too tired. When teams were not fixtured on to play, they were required to umpire and score.

There were 11 teams in total who competed. A big thank you to the Year 11/12 Certificate 3 in Sport and Recreation class who were responsible for the fixtures and team organisation for the day. This is built into their course and a requirement for them to complete it.

Most games were very even with only a few goals difference in each. There were quite a few 2 and 3 pointers scored over the day which was a huge a highlight!

In the end we had a grand final between Marlins 2 and Manta Rays 3, with Marlins winning only in the 4th quarter which they chose as their power play. A very exciting game to watch with multiple changes in the lead over the duration of the game. Congratulations to all team members of Marlins 2 as well as our MVP’s for each house:

House Group  Most Valued Player  Year Group 
Sharks Ryleigh Richardson  Year 7 
Marlins  Charli Hynes  Year 9 
Manta Rays  Camdyn Jenner  Year 8 

We finished off a fantastic day with some delicious food in the school café followed by presentations to the winning team and MVP’s for the day.

The weather cleared up beautifully over the day after a wet early morning to make a fantastic competition between the three houses. It was great to see all year groups interacting in their teams on and off the court to represent the Netball Academy. The senior girls especially, took on a leadership role in their teams where they helped the younger girls with their netball skills and confidence. I look forward to a bigger and better comp next year.

Miss Markovic and Miss Hunt
Specialist Netball Program Coordinators

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Champion Schools Volleyball Carnival

Belridge Secondary College is thrilled to share the remarkable achievements of their volleyball players at the Champion Schools Volleyball Carnival. The event brought together students from Years 10 to 12 from public schools across the state, highlighting their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Belridge School proudly entered four teams: three boys' teams and one girls' team.

The Belridge Boys A Team, competing in the B division, displayed exceptional abilities and unwavering determination throughout the carnival. They remained undefeated in both the round games and the semi-finals, showcasing remarkable skill and teamwork. Although they narrowly missed out on the championship title in a closely fought match against Ashdale, their outstanding performance and efforts to reach the final deserve recognition.

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The Belridge Boys B Team, participating in the C division, delivered an outstanding performance. They remained undefeated in every match, demonstrating their
commitment and talent in showcasing impeccable skills and teamwork. Their hard work paid off as they emerged as champions of the C division, bringing pride and glory to Belridge.

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The Belridge Boys C Team, also competing in the C division, exhibited competitive spirit and determination. Despite facing tough opponents, they secured a commendable 5th place finish in their division, displaying perseverance and resilience.

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The Belridge Girls A Team, participating in the B division, showcased extraordinary talent and dedication throughout the carnival. They consistently delivered exceptional performances, impressing both teammates and opponents. Their hard work paid off as they finished as runners-up in their division, reflecting their commitment and skill.

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All the participating students from Belridge School demonstrated exemplary attitude and behaviour throughout the carnival, representing their school with pride. They displayed excellent sportsmanship and teamwork, setting a shining example for others. Belridge Secondary College is incredibly proud of their volleyball teams for their outstanding performances, achievements, and positive attitudes. Congratulations to all the teams, and we look forward to witnessing more  accomplishments and success in the future.

Mr Jarvis-Spinks
Health & Physical Education Teacher