SCHOOL SPORTS VICTORIA - SANDHURST DIVISION
Game 1: CMCB vs Crusoe College
Final Score: CMCB 102 defeated Crusoe College 6
In Game 1, CMCB delivered a dominant all-around performance to comfortably defeat Crusoe College by 96 points. From the opening bounce, the boys controlled possession, applied strong pressure, and moved the ball efficiently all over the ground to set up the convincing win.
The midfield set the tone early, winning clearances and driving the ball forward repeatedly. Likewise, the defensive unit was equally impressive, limiting Crusoe College to just one goal for the match and rebounding strongly to launch repeated attacks.
Henry Macnee, Jude Place, Samuel Gee, Patrick Horan, and Harry Rees were outstanding, consistently impacting contests and helping maintain momentum. Jude Place was influential through the middle and also hit the scoreboard, while Hunter Horby provided a strong presence up forward.
The goals were well shared, highlighting CMC’s team-focused approach.
Goal kickers: Hunter Horby 3, Reid Adley 2, Harry Rees 2, Archer Griffin 2, Jude Place 2, Luca Slee 1, Patrick Horan 1
Overall, the boys’ ability to convert opportunities and maintain defensive pressure ensured the result was never in doubt, rounding off an impressive and disciplined team performance.
Game 2: CMCB vs Bendigo South East College
Final Score: CMCB 73 defeated BSE 4
The boys continued their strong form in Game 2 with a commanding performance against BSE, recording a comfortable 69-point victory. From the outset, they controlled the tempo of the game, using clean ball movement and strong defensive pressure to keep BSE scoreless for most of the match.
Incredible teamwork was the highlight as they dominated possession through the midfield, winning contests at the stoppages and repeatedly driving the ball forward. The defensive unit was once again disciplined and composed, restricting BSE to just a single minor score for the game and quickly turning defence into attack.
Jude Place was a standout, leading the scoring with four goals and making a consistent impact around the ground. He was well supported by Harry Rees, Henry Macnee, and Mitchell Manley, who all hit the scoreboard and applied strong pressure inside 50.
Best players for CMCB were Judd Bremer, Reid Adley, Ace Witt, Jude Place, and Mitchell Manley, each contributing through effort, teamwork, and skill across four quarters.
Goal Kickers: Jude Place 4, Harry Rees 2, Henry Macnee 2, Mitchell Manley 2, Edward Pertzel 1, Archer Griffin 1
It was another disciplined and well-balanced team performance, showcasing strong defence, shared scoring, and consistent pressure throughout the match.
Game 3: CMCB vs Marist College Bendigo
Final Score: Marist 126 defeated CMCB 25
CMCB faced a strong and well-organised Marist side and battled hard despite a challenging final result. From the first bounce, Marist applied relentless pressure and capitalised on their opportunities, building a significant lead as the game progressed.
The CMCB boys showed resilience throughout the contest, continuing to compete for the ball and work for each other under difficult circumstances. While Marist controlled large periods of play, CMCB created several positive passages, particularly through the midfield, and continued to look for scoring opportunities.
Henry Macnee, Sam Gee, Jude Place, and Ace Witt were CMCB’s best players, standing out for their work rate, effort, and determination across the ground. Henry Macnee was particularly influential, contributing both in general play and on the scoreboard.
Goal kickers: Jude Place, Henry Macnee, Judd Bremer
Despite the final scoreline, the match provided valuable learning opportunities, with strong individual efforts and moments of teamwork to build on in future games.
Thanks go to our Year 9 students, Byron Martin, Jesse Richardson, Billy Elms and Zander Walker, for supporting the team on the day with umpiring and runner/waterboy duties.
Mr Sebastian Greene (Coach)
TEAM: Mr Sebastian Greene (Coach), William Elms (Runner), Byron Martin (Umpire), Jude Place, Hunter Horby, Fraser Wild, Luca Slee, Jasper Duncan, Samuel Gee, Cooper Bateson, Bailey Cason, Angus Purdy, Archer Griffin, Mitchell Nurse, Jesse Richardson (Umpire), Zander Walker (Runner), Darby Kramer, Patrick Millar, Edward Pertzel, Henry Macnee, Harry Rees, Edward Black, Ace Witt, Patrick Horan, Elliott Kelly, Reid Abley, Judd Bremner, Mitchell Manley, Lenny Anderson (Helper)
SCHOOL SPORTS VICTORIA - SANDHURST DIVISION
Game 1: CMCB vs Crusoe College
Final Score: CMCB 102 defeated Crusoe College 6
In Game 1, CMCB delivered a dominant all-around performance to comfortably defeat Crusoe College by 96 points. From the opening bounce, the boys controlled possession, applied strong pressure, and moved the ball efficiently all over the ground to set up the convincing win.
The midfield set the tone early, winning clearances and driving the ball forward repeatedly. Likewise, the defensive unit was equally impressive, limiting Crusoe College to just one goal for the match and rebounding strongly to launch repeated attacks.
Henry Macnee, Jude Place, Samuel Gee, Patrick Horan, and Harry Rees were outstanding, consistently impacting contests and helping maintain momentum. Jude Place was influential through the middle and also hit the scoreboard, while Hunter Horby provided a strong presence up forward.
The goals were well shared, highlighting CMC’s team-focused approach.
Goal kickers: Hunter Horby 3, Reid Adley 2, Harry Rees 2, Archer Griffin 2, Jude Place 2, Luca Slee 1, Patrick Horan 1
Overall, the boys’ ability to convert opportunities and maintain defensive pressure ensured the result was never in doubt, rounding off an impressive and disciplined team performance.
Game 2: CMCB vs Bendigo South East College
Final Score: CMCB 73 defeated BSE 4
The boys continued their strong form in Game 2 with a commanding performance against BSE, recording a comfortable 69-point victory. From the outset, they controlled the tempo of the game, using clean ball movement and strong defensive pressure to keep BSE scoreless for most of the match.
Incredible teamwork was the highlight as they dominated possession through the midfield, winning contests at the stoppages and repeatedly driving the ball forward. The defensive unit was once again disciplined and composed, restricting BSE to just a single minor score for the game and quickly turning defence into attack.
Jude Place was a standout, leading the scoring with four goals and making a consistent impact around the ground. He was well supported by Harry Rees, Henry Macnee, and Mitchell Manley, who all hit the scoreboard and applied strong pressure inside 50.
Best players for CMCB were Judd Bremer, Reid Adley, Ace Witt, Jude Place, and Mitchell Manley, each contributing through effort, teamwork, and skill across four quarters.
Goal Kickers: Jude Place 4, Harry Rees 2, Henry Macnee 2, Mitchell Manley 2, Edward Pertzel 1, Archer Griffin 1
It was another disciplined and well-balanced team performance, showcasing strong defence, shared scoring, and consistent pressure throughout the match.
Game 3: CMCB vs Marist College Bendigo
Final Score: Marist 126 defeated CMCB 25
CMCB faced a strong and well-organised Marist side and battled hard despite a challenging final result. From the first bounce, Marist applied relentless pressure and capitalised on their opportunities, building a significant lead as the game progressed.
The CMCB boys showed resilience throughout the contest, continuing to compete for the ball and work for each other under difficult circumstances. While Marist controlled large periods of play, CMCB created several positive passages, particularly through the midfield, and continued to look for scoring opportunities.
Henry Macnee, Sam Gee, Jude Place, and Ace Witt were CMCB’s best players, standing out for their work rate, effort, and determination across the ground. Henry Macnee was particularly influential, contributing both in general play and on the scoreboard.
Goal kickers: Jude Place, Henry Macnee, Judd Bremer
Despite the final scoreline, the match provided valuable learning opportunities, with strong individual efforts and moments of teamwork to build on in future games.
Thanks go to our Year 9 students, Byron Martin, Jesse Richardson, Billy Elms and Zander Walker, for supporting the team on the day with umpiring and runner/waterboy duties.
Mr Sebastian Greene (Coach)
TEAM: Mr Sebastian Greene (Coach), William Elms (Runner), Byron Martin (Umpire), Jude Place, Hunter Horby, Fraser Wild, Luca Slee, Jasper Duncan, Samuel Gee, Cooper Bateson, Bailey Cason, Angus Purdy, Archer Griffin, Mitchell Nurse, Jesse Richardson (Umpire), Zander Walker (Runner), Darby Kramer, Patrick Millar, Edward Pertzel, Henry Macnee, Harry Rees, Edward Black, Ace Witt, Patrick Horan, Elliott Kelly, Reid Abley, Judd Bremner, Mitchell Manley, Lenny Anderson (Helper)