Sport

Sport fixtures and results.

Multiple point scorers for 5 August

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Rugby

14B

Lucien Proctor – 2 tries

15B

Darcy Creagh – 2 tries

Jake Jorgensen – 2 tries

Will Maffey – 2 tries

15C

Billy Hunter – 2 tries

Jock Redden – 8 conversions (16 points)

15D

Quinlan McMahon – 7 conversions (14 points)

15E

Cameron Horne – 2 tries

Marcus Pellegrini – 2 tries

15G

Oscar Back – 3 tries

Sport results for 5 August

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Courtesy of Mr David Wiseman, please find below some statistics from last weekend, and following are the scores from each game over the weekend.

Rugby Summary

  • All games (excluding internals): played 38; won 31; drew 2; lost 5.
  • Games against Newington: played 23; won 19; drew 0; lost 4.
  • Games against Armidale; played 10; won 9; lost 1.
  • The boys took a liking to the opposition in-goal area racking up 1,367 points at an average of 36.0 points per match.  They bunkered down in defence to limit the opposition to 516 points at an average of 13.6 points per match.
  • The 16s and 15s were the most successful age groups – all teams in both age groups were undefeated.  The 16s scored 291 points and conceded 71 points while the 15s scored 270 points and only conceded 45 points.  Honourable mention to the Opens and 14s who only lost one match each.

Football Summary

  • The football boys had a tough day at Stanmore against Newington.  It was always going to be a tough assignment with Newington being very strong in football; fielding 37 teams compared to Joeys 16 teams.
  • Played 15; won 2; drew 1; lost 9; unavailable 3.  The 14A game was played as a friendly.

AFL Summary

  • The AFL boys finished the season on a high with a solid 93-35 victory over Barker at Alan Davidson Oval.
  • Top goal scorer was Brendan McMorrow who piloted 4 kicks through the big sticks.  In a true team effort, 10 other boys scored maximums.
  • Nick Lees picked up the coaches’ best on ground while Brendan McMorrow picked up the players’ votes.
  • The team had an outstanding season finishing with 6 wins and 3 losses out of the 9 competition matches played.

Field of Dreams

The 15Fs and 15Hs were scheduled to play an internal game on SJC No 2 at 8.00am.  The late cancellation of the 11th XV internal game meant that SJC No 1 had unexpectedly become available.  A late decision was made to transfer the 15s internal onto SJC No 1.  Such excitement and gratitude I have not witnessed for a long time.  So many boys took the opportunity to come up and shake my hand before the game as a thank you for providing them with the opportunity to play on SJC No 1.  The next hour was a celebration of rugby as the boys played their own Test match – the scoreboard was in full operation, they had assistant referees on the sideline with flags and they were on their field of dreams.  The final score wasn’t important – it is something that they won’t forget in a hurry.

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Sport awards at assembly

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Congratulations to the following boys who received sport awards at assembly this morning.

Ben Dowling, Rugby,61 points for 15As
Jock Redden, Rugby, 25 pounts for 15Cs
Lachlan Tong, Rugby, 20 points for 15Gs

Joe Marshall, Football, 3 goals for 15As

 

Multiple point scorers on 29 July

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15s Age Group

 Rugby

15C

Cooper Johnson – 2 tries

Max Mayes – 2 tries

Jock Redden – 6 conversions (12 points)

15D

Harry Snell – 4 tries

Charles Dalton – 3 tries

Jack Gallagher – 2 tries

Ben Wallace – 2 tries

Quinlan McMahon – 9 conversions (18 points)

15F

Oliver Williams – 2 tries and 5 conversions (20 points)

Charles Redwin – 2 tries

15G

Zac Banducci – 3 tries

Sport results for 29 July

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Courtesy of Mr David Wiseman, please find below some statistics from last weekend, and following are the scores from each game over the weekend.

Rugby Summary

  • All games (excluding internals): played 36; won 31; drew 1; lost 4.
  • Games against Shore: played 29; won 25; drew 1; lost 3.
  • Games against Knox; played 4; won 4; lost 0.
  • The boys had no trouble finding the try line with 1,395 points scored at an average of 36.7 points per match.  They didn’t forget to tackle with only 450 points conceded throughout the day which is an average of 11.8 points per match.  The opposition was held below 8 points in 18 games – the opposition failed to get on the board at all in 9 games.
  • The Opens and 14s were the most successful age groups with no losses to external teams.  The Opens were dominant, winning games by large margins with an average points differential of 38.6 points (points for minus points conceded divided by the number of games).  The 14s had to work harder but deservedly got the chocolates in all their games – their average points differential was only 16.6 points.
  • Most successful team of the day was the 15Ds who defeated Shore by 102-7 despite having to remove players from the field due to the mercy rule.  Groundsman Scott will need to replace turf on SJC No 4 after the 15Ds ran in 16 tries – that’s 1 try every 3.1 minutes!!
  • The game of the day was the internal clash between the 16Cs and the 15As.  The 16Cs had a huge size advantage and really took the game to the 15As.  The 15As refused to be intimidated and played a smart game to counter the size of their opposition.  The 16Cs were ahead throughout the game and appeared to have the victory secured until an attacking raid from within their own half in the final 2 minutes resulted in a match winning try to the 15As.  The 15As were warmly applauded by the crowd after their 15-12 win – a wonderful story after their 15-3 defeat by King’s on the previous Saturday.

Football Summary

  • The football boys had a successful day at home against Shore.
  • Played 16; won 8; drew 4; lost 3; unavailable; 1.
  • Strong results in the Opens, 15s and 13s with no losses.

AFL Summary

  • The AFL boys are going from strength to strength with another strong win – this time against Waverley at the boutique Tramway Oval which sits in the shadows of the SCG.
  • The boys got up 67-19 in a dominant win.  Accuracy was a problem with the team scoring 19 behinds and only 8 majors.
  • Top goal scorers were James Der and William Gibbs who scored 2 maximums each.
  • Cooper Searle picked up the coaches’ best on ground while Joshua Gibbs picked the players’ votes.
  • After 9 rounds of the competition, the boys have won 5 games and lost 3 games.  Round 1 was a bye.
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Rugby and football multiple point scorers

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Games 22/7/17

14s Age Group

 Rugby

14B

Lucien Procter – 2 tries

14F

Harry Watt – 3 tries

14G

Jonathan Eiszele – 2 tries

15s Age Group

Rugby

15B

Max Dominello – 1 try and 3 conversions (11 points)

15C

Joe McCauley – 2 tries

Jock Redden – 1 try and 4 conversions (13 points)

15D

Anthony Merhi – 2 tries

15G

Zac Banducci – 2 tries

 

Football

15A

Felix Spronk-O’Callaghan – 2 goals

Sport results for 22 July

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Courtesy of Mr David Wiseman, please find below some statistics from last weekend, and following are the scores from each game over the weekend.

Rugby Summary

  • A very good day at the many away venues with great results across the age groups.
  • All games: played 41; won 29; drew 1; lost 11.
  • Games against Kings: played 19; won 13; lost 6.
  • Games against Scots: played 9; won 7; lost 2.
  • Games against Knox; played 7; won 4; drew1; lost 2.
  • The opposition in-goal area was a dangerous place to be with 1,365 points scored throughout the day.  The boys defended extremely well yesterday only conceding 585 points.  The boys held the opposition to 10 or less points in an amazing 21 matches.  Average points scored were 33.3 points in attack and 14.3 points defence.
  • Heartbreak in the 1st XV with a second loss by only 4 points.
  • The 2nd XV bounced back well with a 20-8 victory after their 0-24 loss in round 1 of the competition.
  • The 3rd XV were clinical in their 36-5 drubbing of Scots at Bellevue Hill.  Joeys and Armidale remain undefeated on top of the 3rd XV competition table – these teams play each other on 5 August at Hunters Hill.
  • The improvement continued in the 13s age group with 4 wins out of 7 matches. The 15Bs continued to build friendships across Sydney – they have played a different school every Saturday during the season.
  • Most successful team of the day was shared by the 11th XV and 13Ds who won by 79-5 and 74-0 respectively.
  • The game of the day was the 15Gs.  Against a Kings team containing very big boys and down 5-14 at halftime; the team rallied in the second half to win 24-21.  The boys showed great commitment, superior fitness and refused to be intimidated by the opposition.

Football Summary

  • The football boys had a successful day over at St George Stadium against Scots.
  • Played 16; won 8; drew 2; lost 6.
  • Strong results in the Opens (only 2 losses out of 7 played), 15s (1 win from 1 game) and 13s (1 loss out of 4 games) age groups.
  • First XI conceded a goal in the final minute to lose 2-3 while the second XI had a 0-0 draw.
  • Best performed team was the 13Cs who defeated Scots 5-0.

AFL Summary

  • The AFL boys maintained the rage after the long break with a 68-8 win against Cranbrook at Riverview.  This is the official score when the mercy rule commenced; the boys actually won 95-10.
  • Top goal scorers were Jack Dillon, Ben Clark and Ethan Watmore who scored 2 maximums each.
  • Ethan Watmore was outstanding picking up the best on field votes from both the coaches and the players.
  • After 8 rounds of the competition, the boys have won 4 games and lost 3 games.  Round 1 was a bye.
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