SAILING
Our sailing team went south recently, taking five boats to the State Mirror Titles. Congratulations to Grady Frith (Year 9 ) and Ethan Price (Year 8 ) who took out the classic Mirror Rig first prize in their boat Flying Flathead. Year 10 student Sebastian de Vos and William Price has a fourth pace finish after an unfortunate broken rudder before the last race meant they were pipped at the post. Thank you to the amazing parent support over the weekend that made attending the event possible.
Taliesha Bayliss
Teacher
Hockey
Congratulations to Year 11 students Oscar Mann, Lucy Johnston and Zoe Hingston, and Year 9 students Annabelle Crisp and Samantha Taylor, representing Northern Tasmania in the U18s Hockey recently.
Athletics
NSATIS
Congratulations to our NSATIS athletics team, that competed on Tuesday 18 March.
In an excellent team effort, we managed to fill every lane. I would like to make mention of our reserves and to the students that stepped in to events at the last minute to cover students that were ill or unable to compete due to injury on the day. As well as those students that competed above their own age group showing great courage and selflessness.
We had some outstanding individual results with Izzy Wing (Year 12) breaking three records: Long Jump 5.56m, 100m 12.33 seconds, 200m 25.54 seconds, and Sophie Marshall (Year 12) breaking the Open girls 800m record by 4 seconds to finish in a time of 2.14.
Our relay teams ran exceptionally well after many lunch times spent practicing their changes and communication over and over.
In the teams results the highlights were winning the Senior Girls Shield and Runner Up in the Co-ed Aggregate Shield. The girls also took out the U15, U16 and Open age Group Pennants.
Well done to all competitors on an outstanding team effort. The full results for all events, shields and pennants can be found on this link – https://satis.com.au/sports/athletics/2025-athletics-carnival-results/
SATIS
A team was then chosen for SATIS where our commitment to team collaboration and individual effort continued.
There was some excellent individual performances with special mention to Izzy Wing who dominated the Open Girls Category and Sophie Marshall, who broke the Open Girls 800m record by 4 seconds in a time of 2.13. We finished the day winning the U16 Age Pennant and placed a close second overall in the Co-Ed Aggreate Sheild. The full results for all events, shields and pennants can be found on this link – https://satis.com.au/sports/athletics/2025-athletics-carnival-results/
Ali Foot
Head of Sport – Penquite
Golf
Congratulations to Scotch Oakburn College students Kirri Piper (Year 10), James Robinson (Year 12) and Xavier Nicholls (Year 10), who have been selected as part of a strong 10 player Tasmanian team to compete at the Australian Junior Interstate Teams event to be held in Queensland in April.
