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Sydney Catholic Schools

Gallery and Results: 2024 Winter Championships

Another season of sport came to a thrilling finish as the Sydney Catholic Schools 2024 Winter Championships took centre stage over two action-packed days on 31 July and 1 August. 

The best teams across four sports—netball, football, rugby league and All Abilities Oztag—fought it out for supremacy having qualified for the finals in the week prior. 

Our student athletes had the opportunity to play in some of Sydney’s premier sporting venues, with the netball held at Ken Roswell Arena at Sydney Olympic Park, the football taking place at Sydney United Sports Centre, and rugby league and Oztag gracing the fields at Holy Cross College Ryde. 

Both days of the Championships were also livestreamed for free on the Sydney Catholic Schools website and YouTube pages. 

Congratulations to our winners and to all students who participated in this year’s Championships, and thank you to the teachers and staff who helped facilitate competition each and every week. 

NETBALL

FOOTBALL

RUGBY LEAGUE AND OZTAG

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New weekly sport fixture Goalball: ‘It’s a truly inclusive sport’

Sydney Catholic Schools’ latest inter-school sports offering – goalball – is proving a huge hit with students, teachers and spectators alike.

A Sydney Catholic Schools' goalball athlete A Sydney Catholic Schools’ goalball athlete is pictured at Whitlam Leisure Centre, Liverpool.

The Paralympic sport is being offered at Sydney Catholic Schools as part of the system’s first ever Unified All Abilities Interschool Sports Program, allowing athletes with and without a disability to share the empowerment that comes with engaging in sport.

So far, the following seven Sydney Catholic schools have taken up goalball as a sport:

What is goalball and how is it played?

For the uninitiated, goalball is an indoor team sport played by athletes with vision impairment. It has been a Paralympic sport since 1976 and in Term 2 it was introduced as a weekly Thursday sport fixture for secondary students in Sydney Catholic schools. 

A Sydney Catholic Schools' goalball athlete wearing his blackout shades Blackout eye shades are worn by all the players to  level the playing field for all the athletes. Photo: Natalie Roberts

The object of goalball is for the player to roll a bell-filled ball into their opponent’s goal while the opposing players try to block the ball with their bodies. 

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