SCHOOL SPORT VICTORIA - SANDHURST DIVISION
On Thursday 21 May, the Year 7 Girls Netball team competed in the Sandhurst Division competition at Golden City Netball Courts in perfect conditions. The girls were excited to play their first games representing CMCB. Thank you to Milla Dalton and Scarlett Ramsey for generously giving their time to umpire matches throughout the day.
We had a great day at the Sandhurst Netball Competition, starting strong with an 18–5 win against Crusoe College. Our second game against the other CMCB team was a highlight of the day. We all gave it everything, but also really enjoyed the chance to play against our friends. It was a tight contest, with both teams eager to show what they could do, and we were fortunate to come away with the win. One of the most special moments came after the final whistle, when both teams came together to celebrate. It was a great opportunity for the whole squad to share the moment and enjoy the experience together.
Our third match, against Victory Christian College, was another key moment in our day. It was a close contest, with both teams going goal-for-goal throughout the game. We started a little slowly in the first half but lifted our intensity in the second half to stay in the contest. The game finished with a 12–12 draw, which meant our remaining matches became crucial. We knew every goal would be important, as the overall results were likely to come down to percentage.
We then played Bendigo South East College and came away with a strong 17–3 win, which was important for our overall percentage. Next, we faced Marist College Bendigo and put together a solid performance to secure a 25–0 victory, further strengthening our position. Going into our final game against Castlemaine Secondary College, we were a little disappointed that it was our last match of the day because we were having so much fun representing the school, but we made sure to finish on a high and came away with another win.
With Victory College also recording a draw against CMCB Team 2, this helped secure us first place overall. These results mean we will represent the Sandhurst Division at the Loddon Mallee Regional Final in Term 3, which we are all really excited about.
We would like to thank our coach, Mrs Hope, for her ongoing support, encouragement and dedication to the team. We are incredibly grateful for everything she has done for us.
We would also like to thank Ms Speed for organising our training sessions, managing equipment and putting in so much effort to help guide us to success.
Ivy Pinner and Isabel Baker – Year 7 CMC Team 1 Captains

TEAM 1: Mrs Clare Hope (Coach), Nellie Tobin, Mackenzie Jackson, Makayla Jackson, Lyra Haythorpe, Isabelle McCarthy, Ivy Pinner, Isabel Baker, Lucy Beasley, Eden Rogers
The CMCB Team 2 had a really strong day at the Sandhurst Netball Competition, finishing with five wins, one draw and just one loss, which came in a hard-fought match against CMCB Team 1. In that game, the girls really took it on and applied great pressure, pushing Team 1 across both halves. It was a competitive and high-quality contest, with Team 2 showing confidence and determination as they challenged a strong opposition.
The team also played a crucial match against Victory College, coming out with high intensity and applying pressure all over the court. There were some great passages of play, along with well-timed intercepts that kept them in the contest. The game finished in a draw, which proved to be an important result and helped CMCB Team 1 secure first place overall.
Throughout the day, the girls showed great support for one another and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, remaining respectful in both victory and defeat. A real focus for the team was rotating through different positions, giving everyone the opportunity to try new roles and build versatility on the court. This helped strengthen their teamwork and provided valuable learning opportunities across the day.
The girls combined well as a team, showing strong skills, smart decision-making and growing confidence with each game. It was a really positive day, with every player contributing. Finishing 3rd overall was a fantastic result, especially given the team was competing up in the A Division. It was a great outcome for CMCB, with two strong teams finishing 1st and 3rd on the day.
We would also like to congratulate Ariah and Perry on being selected to join the CMCB Team 1 squad, a great reward for their effort and performance throughout the day.
Mrs Kristi Coller, Coach

TEAM 2: Mrs Kristi Coller (Coach), Remmi Comer, Ariah Whittle, Shylah Whittle, Chloe McSwain, Sage Reid, Willow Jeffrey, Eily Ellis-Fedke, Lyla Edwards, Ayla Nihill, Perry Westley, Emerson Arundell, Florence Lapthorne, Elsie Gretgrix
SCHOOL SPORT VICTORIA - SANDHURST DIVISION
On Thursday 21 May, the Year 7 Girls Netball team competed in the Sandhurst Division competition at Golden City Netball Courts in perfect conditions. The girls were excited to play their first games representing CMCB. Thank you to Milla Dalton and Scarlett Ramsey for generously giving their time to umpire matches throughout the day.
We had a great day at the Sandhurst Netball Competition, starting strong with an 18–5 win against Crusoe College. Our second game against the other CMCB team was a highlight of the day. We all gave it everything, but also really enjoyed the chance to play against our friends. It was a tight contest, with both teams eager to show what they could do, and we were fortunate to come away with the win. One of the most special moments came after the final whistle, when both teams came together to celebrate. It was a great opportunity for the whole squad to share the moment and enjoy the experience together.
Our third match, against Victory Christian College, was another key moment in our day. It was a close contest, with both teams going goal-for-goal throughout the game. We started a little slowly in the first half but lifted our intensity in the second half to stay in the contest. The game finished with a 12–12 draw, which meant our remaining matches became crucial. We knew every goal would be important, as the overall results were likely to come down to percentage.
We then played Bendigo South East College and came away with a strong 17–3 win, which was important for our overall percentage. Next, we faced Marist College Bendigo and put together a solid performance to secure a 25–0 victory, further strengthening our position. Going into our final game against Castlemaine Secondary College, we were a little disappointed that it was our last match of the day because we were having so much fun representing the school, but we made sure to finish on a high and came away with another win.
With Victory College also recording a draw against CMCB Team 2, this helped secure us first place overall. These results mean we will represent the Sandhurst Division at the Loddon Mallee Regional Final in Term 3, which we are all really excited about.
We would like to thank our coach, Mrs Hope, for her ongoing support, encouragement and dedication to the team. We are incredibly grateful for everything she has done for us.
We would also like to thank Ms Speed for organising our training sessions, managing equipment and putting in so much effort to help guide us to success.
Ivy Pinner and Isabel Baker – Year 7 CMC Team 1 Captains

TEAM 1: Mrs Clare Hope (Coach), Nellie Tobin, Mackenzie Jackson, Makayla Jackson, Lyra Haythorpe, Isabelle McCarthy, Ivy Pinner, Isabel Baker, Lucy Beasley, Eden Rogers
The CMCB Team 2 had a really strong day at the Sandhurst Netball Competition, finishing with five wins, one draw and just one loss, which came in a hard-fought match against CMCB Team 1. In that game, the girls really took it on and applied great pressure, pushing Team 1 across both halves. It was a competitive and high-quality contest, with Team 2 showing confidence and determination as they challenged a strong opposition.
The team also played a crucial match against Victory College, coming out with high intensity and applying pressure all over the court. There were some great passages of play, along with well-timed intercepts that kept them in the contest. The game finished in a draw, which proved to be an important result and helped CMCB Team 1 secure first place overall.
Throughout the day, the girls showed great support for one another and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, remaining respectful in both victory and defeat. A real focus for the team was rotating through different positions, giving everyone the opportunity to try new roles and build versatility on the court. This helped strengthen their teamwork and provided valuable learning opportunities across the day.
The girls combined well as a team, showing strong skills, smart decision-making and growing confidence with each game. It was a really positive day, with every player contributing. Finishing 3rd overall was a fantastic result, especially given the team was competing up in the A Division. It was a great outcome for CMCB, with two strong teams finishing 1st and 3rd on the day.
We would also like to congratulate Ariah and Perry on being selected to join the CMCB Team 1 squad, a great reward for their effort and performance throughout the day.
Mrs Kristi Coller, Coach

TEAM 2: Mrs Kristi Coller (Coach), Remmi Comer, Ariah Whittle, Shylah Whittle, Chloe McSwain, Sage Reid, Willow Jeffrey, Eily Ellis-Fedke, Lyla Edwards, Ayla Nihill, Perry Westley, Emerson Arundell, Florence Lapthorne, Elsie Gretgrix