Mercy Vine

Term 3, Issue No. 3 - 30 September 2022
Good Sports

Celebrating outstanding winter sports

A change of seasons.

Conclusion of winter sport
Winter sport season has ended with thanks to our students for their positive participation as well as their families who support them, and our wonderful coaches and volunteers. Thank you for your service to our students.

Earlier this week at our presentations, we celebrated award winners across our Middle and Senior School sports teams. Congratulations to those deemed Most Valuable Player or received a Coach's Award, and congratulations to ourstudents who support their teammates, and are excellent sportspeople.

You can find all the recipients in From the Sports Desk. 


Summer sport
Summer sport kicks off Week 1 next Term and we look forward to seeing everyone get involved in the next season.

It is important that every student shows their committment to their team by arriving to training and games punctually and in the correct uniform for their sport.

Please use the Stack Team App and are in the correct ‘Access Group’ to receive the relevant information.

We look forward to more sport!


Student Achievements
Congratulations to Claire Warburton (Year 11) for being selected to represent South Australia as part of the 17 Years and Under Softball team competing in the School Sport Australia Softball Championships. Claire has also recently been selected in the State U18 Girls Softball team that will complete in the National Championships in Perth in January 2023. Well done Claire on these incredible achievements, your Mercedes College family is extremely proud and wish you the best of luck at these two competitions.

Meanwhile, Paris Needs (Year 10) has been selected in the SA School Sport's Up to 18 Years Girls Soccer team. To qualify for this team, Paris had to have high attendance at school and complete numerous trials so it is a truly hard-earned achievement to be selected. She played in Sydney last month against all states and her team came fourth overall, the highest achievement for SA in 22 years. The tournament was highly competitive, with nine Junior or Young Matildas playing for New South Wales and five playing for Queensland. Paris said “We had a great time playing and bonding with girls from all over South Australia and I was lucky enough to have played with my sister, Hayley, too.” Congratulations Paris, we are all very proud of your achievements.

This week also saw award presentations for the Sports Association for Adelaide Schools (SAAS) and we had three students recognised at this event. Congratulations to Charlie McArthUr (Year 12), who received the SAAS Division 2 Football Medal as the best player in the competition as judged by the umpires across the season. The Golden Boot was awarded to Jah Arnold (Year 11) as the highest goal scorer across the SAAS league in Division 1 soccer, and Joe Ianniello (Year 11) was selected on the Team of the Year as a Right Back in Division 1 SAAS soccer. Congratulations to all of you for this city-wide recognition.

Finally, a big congratulations to the following students for being selected for three SANFLW Development Squads. This is a great achievement and we wish them all the best of luck.

West Adelaide FC Sturt FC North Adelaide FC
Edie Davies (Year 7)
Zara Downes (Year 8)
Poppy Lea (Year 8)
Rosie O'Neill (Year 8)
Kiara Pierce (Year 10)
Lily Braddy (Year 10)
Annabelle Phillips (Year 8)
Georgia Emes (Year 8)
Millie Park (Year 9)
Coco Taylor (Year 10)
Sophia McArthur (Year 11)
Saskia Kellaway (Year 7)

Tamae Ninos and Josh Archer
Secondary Girls and Boys Sport Coordinators
 

2022 Winter Sports Awards

Congratulations to our high achievers.

Age Most Valuable Player Coaches Award
Badminton
Open Joshua Brown Violet Hille
Basketball
6 Gold Camels Bennett Dickson Orestes Corolis
6 Green Camels Charlie Coligan Joshua Hicks
Middle C Charlie Kelly Montgomery Rutteman
Middle B Jared Cenko Carl Khouri-Revell
Middle A Angus Renfrey Amitej Singh
Open C Matthew Ziesing Noah Wahabzada
Open B William Goss Thomas Potter
Open A Lachlan Fox Luke Burton
Cross Country
4 Female Holly Wotton  
4 Male Samuel Alcorn  
5 Female Lucy Everett  
6 Female Maggie Robinson Portia Cook
6 Male Christopher Cowain Bennett Dickson
Intermediate Female Summer Hudswell Annabel Hage
Intermediate Male Sam Glasson Thomas Alcorn
Senior Female Alexis O'Mahony Ella Densley
Senior Male Noah Chlanda  
Football
4-6 Joshua Hicks  
Middle 1 Female Zara Downes Summer Hudswell
Middle 2 Female Emma Fox Zoe Bassiliadis
7 Male William Catinari Jed Thompson
8 Male Oliver Dixon Sebastian Nichols
9 Male Gabriel Patterson James Nussio
Open Girls Violet Patterson and
Sophia McArthur
Grace Kemish
Second XVII Xavier Conway William Griffin
First XVII Patrick Hall Harry Faulkner
Hockey
Open Holly Goode-Smith Cameron Niblett
Netball
6 Maggie Robinson Mabel Hille
7C Chloe Toogood Clementine Scott
7B Finlay Ashmead Juliette Moretti
7A Saskia Kellaway Isabella Martiensen
8B Cara Dalzotto Paraskevi Hannan
8A Ava Barton Lucy Pfitzner
9C Gemma Griffith Madison Ash
9B Bridie Roesler Teagan Trigg
9A Layla Timbs Annabelle Keane
10C Abigail Furness Emma Ielasi
10B Matilda Barter Laura Seach
10A Ava Heggie Jordan Moulding
Open 6 Sophie Drewe Alice Golding
Open 5 Charli Faehrmann Maisie Aitken
Open 4 Amelie Fenwick Kiara Cenko
Open 3 Harriet Milne Sabrina Turner
Open 2 Sophia Giannaros Emily Seal
Open 1 Millie McCarthy (offence)
Georgina Harvey (defence)
 
Soccer
5-6 Bennett Dickson Henry McPhail
Middle B Male Thomas Alcorn Hunter de Bruin
Middle A Male Maximos Kafetzis Lachlan Estrella
Open A Female Madaleine Box Claudia Paterson
Open B Male Xavier Nichols Daniel Cramond
Open A Male Jordan Lewis Jack Dawson
Softball
6 Jordan Cumberlidge Ruby Barter
Table Tennis
Open B Matt Yee Cameron Niblett
Open A Isabel De Rosa Edmund Lee

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