Grammar Gazette- Issue 1, 1994

Sport

Racing competition in April. Tire, eam includes Jacqueline MCIville (11 Beanland . Alexandra Dimiiriou (11 Grimth). Andrea Charlson C12 Grimth). Kathryn Toll (11 England , Teresa Tweeddale (!I Grimth), and Lisa Chadson co Grimth . with re serves. Eliza Cainuness 11 England) and Sarah Roberts-Thornson co Ballarid). 0.0 CongatuladonstoMicl"ebWhits (12 England). Kale Bunning 12 Grimth), Amson Re"dy(111fiMl, relay.

Interhouse gymnasts in an entertaining display

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Tile B code softball ream have and Danielle West 110 Endar, d) for won tile premiership for the Ihiad line hair selection in the Stale Secondary in liveyears under the coaching of pas, Schoolgirls' Water Polo ream to coin student. Sue Horns. This yearsue was pets in the National Truer in Perth in ribly as, isled by cor 1993 softball cap- Aprll. Dimna Hemy co Lilley! was lain. Rebecca Roodveldr. also successful in being selected in the ... Stale Secondary Schoolgirls' Unxier BridiePoirer(12 Grimth)hasoi"e 14 Waier"10 Ionn again been seiecied in 111e Stole under 0.0 18 hockeyieam and was named as a Thirty Grammar students will be reserve for Ih Queensland under 20 nag toners at the World Gymnasticq team as well Championshipsheld at Boondall from 0.0 April 19- 24. This giver Ihese sundents The BCG. S. 'TonnsRacing"sail- a uniqu OPPoituniiy 10 be part of an ing learn has been seineied 10 compete InICmaiional coinpetiiion which is to in Ih QYA Secondary Schools Teams be vievised world wide Thre rand fi a performances in water o10

Kairina Largen. who made many gear Tugn. with hair nine stale play ers. had proved too strong tornreGmin saves

insure Cooke

The weekend or lire 19 and 20 Mach saw theresumptio"of lire hadi

An expressive pose in the clubs routine by PhDebe Papas

multivalry between Girls' Grammar mar Dader 18 A ream on the Salurday. and Tugan wareipolo teams in Iwo of Tire 16/05 finalscoredoesnoiindicaie three exciting Gnuid Final gan, es

ascoreor9.8. Beam was won by Kinky, Madmth (11 Engi", d) with 95 and tile bars by Kale Fan. rer of 8 litschfeld with lire exceptio, "lame of 9.95 Gymnastics is nor only a very physical SPOTL but also a stale of hind. This wasevide, reedattl, ecom billed fullerfumeAthsticand Rhyd, - inIC Spinve Gymnmtics Cornusti lion on Friday. 25 Febr, uny. ,, re .^ presenting Tnn Was Won With a Score Of 9.75 by F1eyr Pat, am on cal chitity and presentstion. Lureinda

and rope. and individuals on ribbon

how well the Grammar learn played. Our slate represen"Lives competed strongly : hare Bun, ting with Irer ex

Cater of 11 Beanl", d wontlievauliwiih an, d clubs

Brisbane Girls' Caromar School ream played Tug, , in lire Open A Grade mad Under 18 A and hareml CoordinatorofSchoolwaremolo. Ms Jane"e Early, said. "11 is always a big battle with Tugan. " And so it

ulcerIn Robertsonof 11Wcolcock Tirere were nuny glutsining andendunllinggmipperf^, cos. fire, open, tire by AnnandaMe, rin

n er an reinl coptional work in gaol, NISOn Ready Logon intr Under 20 A competition. with her speed, and Mehaela White's

attacking play

. At 3.30pm lire competition re- drew appreciative aremuse horn the sinned with 11re artistic nom SEdion adieuree and dB ^^, who

The Under 20 A final against LoreidLogan proved to be a mus ex dtingad, "jibitingqustasklvlsEarly)

ui^rs, Dud foamllenge or this es- peeially dimcult an^us.

proved to be

On Sunday at 2.15 the Open A evenL Onmunar were den, tirely the underdogs. Ms Early said 'firey were ian included current sadents Kato notexpecledtogoanywlre, CIEarbeal reams look to Ile pool. fire Grammnr

and gym^is, commented that this 150bel also komine tire hired, mrs. interim "

an adjtoriUm. ume lid . ear gymnaStlUd addition to to mug"n tilts year.

Buntng. Mison Ready and Mirinela ing ham. " White who hadallplayedinilre Under

Gram, "lead untild, e funliimuie of regular tinre. wiren tineidl, gun

18 A and Under 20 A finals tile day before. one' members were past sri, . dents, Julia Flashy. Katrina Larsen. rebbi Sanders. and Esilier ICnkii, s. and errrent Gammar coaches. Groin-

was considered oneoftlrebestm"in.

IOHouse points. kotolachievedaiotol

lingl, esteroreobiainedfiomd", a. of

alumkd fire gun, e inn went 10 I^ a1 @111e inn went 10 time purpose facilities in secondary or 38.85 mrs. SIre was I I f I lotsofo. atirnewithtt, erea, us muding sellools. Fifteen years later, so many loud b 8 KB goali" 901. Unitornustely. Cam, nr Changes have been rule in the anj- 37.1 . pion

decided neover~

Medmj, P . ISIy at"in Hunter or I I O'Corium

rentdown 9.0 12iniheindextrati, ,re Mehaela While scored two back

canon prog"n tint tire area reels rudesto women's sportand fuseope of 11re Girls' Glummar physical edu-

mar was v, etcrious 10 to 7

100belsaidslrewas","11yexciied" ing clubs routine

was chorefy

Haleoach. Andrew Endghi. said innd goals but it was impossible 10

3 at y'-w t b " '49a e gap!, ed fopautifu"yloinierp, e the Seinel two mornings a week. For this and fontleofin, erhmisechampion. competition. 150bel made up Irer own Momr club routine. by Phoebe

the Ionn played well together, CSpe- norntnatea bestplayerin suchacoum. crimped and restrictive. Tire new cially the more junior players" who genusand concerted reamerfort kilof SportsComplexnowu, ,derconsimc-

contributed strongly to the team ef-

the learns were well supported by a lion is eagerly antidpated. vocal group o parents and well. The results or lire competition wislrers wislrers. inxiicatedtlresj, ECial, alentsofGm, n

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routines

Papas of 10 Gibson. was seco, xiby

Best player on lire day was goalie

O'Connor House wasiheeventual 0.1. with 12 0'Connor's R. chel a inn ' I . . . S p gymnastics sec- Boldery caning 8.95 on ribbon 10 im!einvojve . -- . ry . ' g. . nIi n10 o your Haire can contribute psi- lion was very close with Beadarid sec- Tire competition was an excel lively to its sueress. o Thevaul beam db, ,, ' . y - Points Sep- lentgaugeanidwam, -"pibrtlreinjer. Irs seven ouses. schoolcompeiiiiorislaieri" hayear. tugseciionsoftlreariisiic competition After the artistic floorrouiines, the the artistic gymnastics on the 20 and ran from 12.30pm to 2.15pm. There rhythmic gammasiics began. in this 21 May and lire rl, yihmic early in performances werejudged on techni- section 90npsperformalonball. hoop, third tom.

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Lightning cricket strikes Grammar

Rachel Grierson, Kanryn Rejd CriersO". kithryn Reid. Van, essa Sju. Variesco Siu, Meliaga Treadn and MCIiSsaTrentin. who also acted as Lieh"ting cricke, is a form of the umpires

veinber and 3 December, wiren 11re final was Ireld daring the lureh break

o the Third Tar bel"ECn Australia Tire CAPS. Seireme was used to and New Zealand at lire Cabba initiate improgn, riniis gelrenre, pro- Tire gale elevens involved apple moral by lire Queensland lieparu, rent clad tire upper toning. to inter a. with of Tallism. Sport and Racing, offers tilegmdeeighis; shang"IIS. improv- . . co Ing umpiring lainiqLies. developing Ing umpiring lainiqLi s. developing ug vehicle of sport. " while involved in a sport il"y enjoy. This gunnersful mugam has been donedbytheAusualianCricke, Board coined over into firstiennof 1994 with and lire Australian Wonen's Cricket a grade nine competition Ireldin lunch Counciland participants must be aged hows on the lower tennis cults between 14 and 20 years old Teams homerch gradeninelrouse For tire year eights of 1993. us gnup compeied in a rnund robin coin projectinvolvedaco"hingelinic. proc- petition with. 11re final being Ireld be lice gallre, and a knockout compeli- toren 9 Engi", d mm 9 Gibson on lion. Tl, ese were held between 15 No- Monday 28 March. Page 11 GRAMMAR GAZEITE, Tern 3,993

game that allows all players to painci coterietivelyin animetsofplay. Speed am excitement derive front tire fact Ihai it is played on a dual pitch where both learns ba, and field simuliaiie o"sly. Pant'cine, ion develops confi dence and basic skins. The 1993 Grammar Iigh, ning cricket competition was initiated by Head of Physical Education. hullne Honey SIrorr, and Mielrelle Am old. harevelop, rentOmcer for women's cricket with tire Q. C. A. Staff member. MsTrishB"dley, supervi^neon" eleven gnudent coordinators, focirel

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