Maddingley

SSV State Netball Finals

On Wednesday 9 September, 12 of our Year 5 to 6 girls proudly represented BMG at the SSV State Netball Finals held at the Waverley Netball Centre.

In what was a challenging and highly competitive day, the girls gave their all throughout every match and represented the school with great pride, determination and sportsmanship.

While the team unfortunately finished the day without a win, qualifying for the SSV State Finals was a fantastic achievement in its own right. Reaching this level of competition is a testament to the girls’ commitment, effort and development throughout the season.

BMG is extremely proud of the entire team and would like to congratulate them on their outstanding achievement. We thank the girls for all their hard work and dedication over the past two terms and look forward to seeing them continue to develop their netball in the years ahead.

A special thank you also goes to Miss Taylor for her coaching and guidance throughout the past two terms, and to Ms Gordon for her valuable assistance and support with the team.

Matt Harris – Head of Sport (Maddingley)

Western Ranges Division Athletics Championships

BMG proudly took 24 students from Years 3 to 6 to the Western Ranges Division Athletics Championships in Keilor.

All students gave their very best throughout the day, with many achieving excellent individual results and representing BMG with pride.

Result Highlights: 

A massive congratulations to all our students who competed on the day, particularly those who placed in their respective events. Your hard work and commitment were fantastic to see.

A special congratulations to Pippa, Rylee and Harbin, who placed in the top two in their respective events and have qualified for the Western Metropolitan Athletics Championships in October.

Matt Harris – Head of Sport (Maddingley)

 

Victorian Ultimate Frisbee State Championships

Maddingley took an all-star Year 12 team to the annual Victorian Ultimate Frisbee State Championships at Royal Park.

After a fierce day of competition, the team finished the competition in 3rd place, securing a well-deserved bronze medal.

For many of these students, this will be their final opportunity to represent BMG before graduating. It was a fantastic way for them to finish their sporting journey at BMG and leave with a bronze medal to show for their efforts.

A big thank you to Mr Oldaker for his work with this group of students. The bronze medal is a testament to the valuable time and effort he has dedicated to training and preparing the team throughout the year.

Matt Harris – Head of Sport (Maddingley)

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