1993 School Magazine

for the coveted premiership flags in HOCKEY, NETBALL, TENNIS and VOLLEYBALL. This year, Grammar placed third or better in sixteen of the twenty-two competitions, win- ning ten first placings. This is a radical improvement from 1992 where only one Winter Fixture premiership was won. $^^*gj ,,_,.,*f' ~L- --.,;,* _,,. ^^.^I ~^?. ?; . ~~, a. A ~*,- *. \

haps highlight the Hockey talent in Queensland schools. Once again this year, Bridle Potter achieved Slate Schoolgirl selection and added Slate U18 selection to her list of credits.

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The NETBALL Season proved to be one of the most success- fill in years with seven of the eight teams finishing in third place or bellei'. These results were made possible by the dedi- cation and talent of players and coaches. The coaching panel, this year, was very experienced, including past and current representative players and coaches and foul' "Old Girls". One of these "old girls", Kirsten Moore, was a past Netball captain and was selected in the U21 Australian team this year KITSten's knowledge of tile game and coinmunicaiion skills helped take the 8A team to a premiership. Kirsien is a great role model and it is hoped that our Tenioiial representatives Emma Nippei'ess and Brenda Calsoii are suitably inspired. The TENNIS season began not quite willI strawberries and cream, (a in Wimbledon) but with a "meet and greet" Iun- cheoii. This set Ihe scene for our six nome fixtures played at KGlvin Grove Stale High School coui'is and QUT, Kelvin Grove Canipus coui'is, providing us with eighi coui'is in rea- sonably close proximity

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Iecondly, the sport expanded to provide sixty girls with the pportunity 10 play for the school and experience an Olympic earn sport. And finally, this season was the preliminary run- ing of a D Grade competition taking Q. CSS. S. A. Hockey , four premiership teams in 1994 'he year also saw the inaugural Telecom Schools Challenge layed at QEll, Nathan between the lop four Q. G. S. S. S. A. :ams and the top four State High School teams. This type of ompetition can only improve the profile of the sport and per-

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Throughout the season the Year 9 team, coached by last year's captain, Vanessa Lohrisch, showed their dominance and finished as undefeated premiers. Andrea Ho, one of our premiership 9's, had an extremely successful year finishing

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