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Sports and Co-Curricular
02 May 2024
SACCSS Swimming Carnival Wrap Up
Our SACCSS Swimming Team took to the pool on Tuesday March 26 at MSAC and we are pleased to let everyone know that our Junior Girls team won the Division 1 Title. Holly Hume in Year 9 was named Division 1 Under 14 Girls Champion and our Junior Boys and Girls finished third overall in our Division from seven schools.
We also had some stellar individual performances, with many of our students placing in the top three. Special mention to Madi Baker in Year 9 and Chloe Hume in Year 8 for being runner up in their Division 1 age group. Overall, it was a great day in the pool for all of our team members; We are extremely proud of all of your efforts, Titans!
SACCSS Cross Country
On Tuesday 30 April, sixty of our students took part in the SACCSS Cross Country Carnival which was held at Brimbank Park in Keilor.
We had many outstanding individual results, with the following students placing in the Top 10 of our Division 1 competition:
| Name: | Age Group: | Placing: |
| Maddie Hall | 13 Year Old Girls | 3rd |
| Zac Meilak | 14 Year Old Boys | 1st |
| Zayden Theggie | 14 Year Old Boys | 2nd |
| Steven Morgan | 15-16 Year Old Boys | 2nd |
| Isabella Fisher | 15-16 Year Old Girls | 6th |
A huge thank you to all students who represented the College voluntarily. They left nothing out on the course and for that we could not be prouder. Our attention now turns to the SACCSS Division 1 Athletics Carnival which will be held on Tuesday 3 September.
Please see below some important information regarding Concussion and Mouthguards for the upcoming SACCSS seasons.
Concussion and Mouth Guards for SACCSS Sport
If your child plays a sport outside school and receives a concussion, it is important to notify the Sport & Co-Curricular Leader and the College Nurse prior to your child’s next scheduled SACCSS game or training session.
The Australian Institute of Sport website has important information regarding concussion management (link below). We strongly encourage all families to familiarise themselves with this information, especially in the case of a concussion.
https://www.concussioninsport.gov.au/coaches_and_support_staff
Should your child receive a concussion, parents/caregivers will need a ‘Concussion Referral and Clearance Form’ completed by a Medical Practitioner and handed into the College Nurse prior to recommencing SACCSS training and games. This form can be found here:
This is an important step to ensure your child is safe to participate in sport or competitions; Their health is always our number one priority.
Mouthguards
Mouthguards have a definite role in preventing injuries to the teeth and face and for this reason they are strongly recommended. Mouthguards should be worn for all games and training sessions. Students without a mouthguard may not be able to participate.
Margie White
Sport and Co-Curricular Leader
