1978 School Magazine

SOFTBALL Another successful softball season has come to an end unhampered, for the first time in three years, by rain. ln the 'A' grade, once again our main rivals were State High who finally took out the premiership only after a hard fought battle with Grammar. ln the 'B' competition Clayfield College were the team to beat, and Grammar was only narrowly defeated;Gram- mar, in the first half had them down 7-2, bul Clayf ield's well drilled team recovered to win 13-9. Our thanks must go to scorers Mrs. Cooke and Michelle Oswin for their efforts; to all our avid supporters, and finally to Miss Harvey who gave up much of her valuable time and effort as coach this year. (Libby Mirls)

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GRADES&9SOFTBALL On the 17th November, 1977 the inaugural Grade Vlll softball competition was held at Downey Park, We field- ed two official teams and with one week's notice, were asked to field a third team in the B Grade competition. The A Grade team won the A Grade final defeating State High 1 6 -7.The No. 1 B Grade team played the No. 2 B Grade Grammar team for the B Grade Premiership so Grammar could not lose. Thanks must go to the coaches of the teams namely Miss Harvey, Rosemary Shaw; A Grade, Cathy Rees; B1 Coach, and Libby Mirls and Alison McAdam; 82 Coaches, the scorers Mrs. Cooke and Michelle Oswin, the Mums and Dads, us, and the Umpires, Mrs. O'Don- nell and Melissa White. This year was the first Grade 9 competition to be includ- ed with the Grade 8 competition on the same day. Our teams were not placed, which was disappointing, however much was learnt by the girls who will prove to be formidable competition next year.

.,A'' GRADE SOFTBALL

SPORTS RESULTS SOFTBALL A Grade

1. BSHS 2. BGGS 3. cc B Grade 1. cc 2. BSHS 3. BGGS

GRADE 8 SOFTBALL

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