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Term 4 at OLMC sees students involved in GSV Weekly Cricket and Basketball, with one team each for Senior and Junior Cricket and a total of 14 teams in Junior, Intermediate and Senior Basketball.

This week the Senior teams in both Cricket and Basketball had their final home and away fixture on Monday and Cricket qualified for the GSV Final on Wednesday. The Intermediate and Junior teams played Round 3 of their respective sports this week. Congratulations to the Senior B Cricket team on becoming GSV Premiers. The Senior B team played Sacre Coeur and the match was very well contested and scores were close. OLMC scored the winning runs with two overs to spare. Congratulations to the team and coach Mr Stavretis.

Final Score: OLMC 4/94 def Sacre Coeur 4/87.

Changes in GSV Sport for 2025

Girls Sport Victoria and representative Principals and Head of Sports have finalised changes to GSV Weekly Sport allocations in 2025.

Next year we will see Volleyball be shifted from Term 3 in to Term 1 along with Softball and Tennis. Term 2 will see the inclusion of a Monday Premier Netball Competition, Australian Football (Junior Only) Hockey and Netball.

Term 3 will see the inclusion of Badminton, and Soccer and finally, Term 4 will remain the same with the sports of Basketball and Cricket.

OLMC is currently reviewing its current offering of GSV Sports and the potential impact these changes to GSV Weekly Sport in 2025 will have on staffing and student selections.

Students will be asked to complete an expression of interest on sport choices in Term 1 and 2 and nominate Term 1 2025 sport selections in the coming weeks. OLMC will continue to ensure we:

• Provide opportunities for participation in competitive and recreational sport and physical activity
• Provide opportunities to engage in a diverse range of programs
• Improve the health and wellbeing of all girls
• Build school spirit and the value of team work
• Encourage girls to do their best.

Trevor Robertson
Sports Coordinator