CHARIS
1st – Cabrini Billington
2nd – Cabrini Billington
3rd – Cabrini Billington
MAKARIA
1st – Aimee Cornall
2nd – Madeline McAllan
3rd – Lauren Broad
PARRESIA
1st – Jade Johannes
2nd – Taylah Edwards
3rd – Carla Collins
OVERALL WINNER – Madeline McAllan (Makaria)
PEOPLE’S CHOICE – Cabrini Billington – 246 Likes
CHARIS
1st – Julian Dias
2nd – Freya Murphy
3rd – Taylor Whyatt
MAKARIA
1st – Tess Whittle
2nd – Georgia Walford
3rd – Rosemary Wilson
PARRESIA
1st – Sahib Sandhoo
2nd – Carla Collins
3rd – Harman Heer
OVERALL WINNER
Dharan Prabhakar
PEOPLE’S CHOICE
Harman Heer – 118 likes
The Carramar senior boys volleyball team played in the State Championships Saturday 26 August.
The boys competed in the Open Honours Division for the first time ever, playing some fantastic team volleyball. They made the semi finals, placing them in the top four teams in the state.
Congratulations to Nathan Alexander, Ky Landers, Jeremy Dyer, Calvin Tran, Caleb Lampard, Liam Page, Luke Marmion and Rhys Craven.
Our Year 11 girls competed in the State Volleyball Championships on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 August.
The girls managed to make the semi finals in the Open B Division.
Congratulations to Cindy Lui, Imogen Resta, Carla Collins, Abbie Smith, Simone Anderson, Cat van der Meer, Cabrini Billington, Tyler Hurst
Seven of our Year 10 students, working with Professor Chris Florides as part of their Biotechnology Internship in the Murdoch University Science Labs.
(From left to right)Bradley Doig, Georgie Waddell, Phoebe Watts, Rajit Bose, Oliver Williams, Munish Senghani and Rushil Chawla
Our senior boys soccer team have won again! This is an amazing achievement, with around 100 schools from across the state competing.
Coach, Jonathon Langley said…..
“We’re through to the quarter finals of the state competition – we’re in the top 8 teams in the state!
It was an exciting and even game and after extra time it finished up 1-1. This took the game to a penalty shoot out. All 11 players for both teams had taken a penalty before we could find a winner and it was Harry Dickson who managed to score the winning penalty. Will Parkes was also a hero as he was brilliant in goal during the penalties, pulling off some great saves.”
The boys were absolutely bouncing at the end of the game – as they deserved to be. ”
The boys are hoping to get more spectators along to cheer them on in the next game. Their opponents are yet to be confirmed.
Congratulations to the Year 11 Carramar netball team who played in the State Elimination Finals at Fremantle Netball Association on Friday 28 July.
Results on the day didn’t quite go our way but a great effort by the girls to make the top 22 schools in the state.
State Open Age Badminton Championships
Twenty Carramar St Stephen’s School students took part in the State Open Age Badminton Championships, Friday 16 June at Kingsway Badminton Centre. Congratulations to all who took part.
Special mention to Rajit Bose, Jak Van Den Bussche, Angelia Effendi and Ansu Soney, who made the quarter finals and Youstina Takla and Riya Shah, who made the semi finals. A fantastic effort!
The Joondalup Wolves will debut a St Stephen’s School student with a famous basketball name when the side faces East Perth in the State Basketball League on Saturday 17 June.
At 16, Daniel Vlahov, who is a relative of Perth wildcats great Andrew Vlahov, will be one of the youngest debutants in recent seasons. Daniel impressed coaching staff who invited the shooting guard to train with the senior squad at the end of last year.
Joondalup coach, Ben Ettridge said the St Stephen’s School student, who has been with the Wanneroo Basketball Association since childhood, had made the most of his opportunities in pre-season training and practise. “As a lightening quick, sharp shooting point guard, we gave him the appropriate time and opportunity to focus on his under 18 WA state commitments this year.” Daniel’s Division 1 performance under Coach Doug Gates have culminated in his promotion to the senior squad.
Wolves chief executive, Cameron Britt said Vlahov’s achievement to “break into this star-studded Wolves line-up at 16 years of age, speaks volumes for both his ability and his attitude”.
Daniel will also represent WA in the 2017 under 18’s Basketball team, competing in the Canberra National Championships, 11 – 18 August.