Warrigal Road State School
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314 Warrigal Road
Eight Mile Plains 4113 QLD
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Email: admin@warrigalroadss.eq.edu.au
Phone: 3340 5333

Sport Section

Upcoming Eastern Taipans District School Sport Trials (10-12 years ONLY)

If you wish to nominate your child (born 2013-2015) in a particular sport, please email Miss Currie (scurr72@eq.edu.au) at least 3 weeks prior to the trial date (wherever possible). Each school is only allowed to send 2 students to trial. Only students displaying quality skill levels will be sent to trial. Most team selections pick one team which covers a 10-12yr age group bracket. There are not individual teams for each age group.

23 May

Eastern Taipans Softball – Boys & Girls (Paper Nominations)

23 May

Eastern Taipans Baseball – Boys & Girls (12-14yrs) (Paper Nominations)

30 May

Eastern Taipans Rugby League – Girls (11-12yrs) (Paper Nominations)

4 June

Eastern Taipans Cricket – Boys

6 June

Eastern Taipans Cricket – Girls (Paper Nominations)

OTHER IMPORTANT DATES

16 May

Gala Day 2

23 May

Gala Day 3

9 June

Discus Day (selected Yr4-6 competitive students only)

11 June

Senior Sports Day 1 (Year 4-6)

12 June

Senior Sports Day 2 (Year 4-6)

EASTERN TAIPANS DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES

Some of our 10-12 years students have been busy trialling for various district teams. I would like to congratulate the following students for being selected in the Eastern Taipans District Team.

 

  • Football – Ryan T.
  • Football – Myla S.
  • Touch Football – Penny M.
  • Touch Football – Shriyan K.
  • Cross Country – Tiara B.
  • Cross Country – Marc L.
  • Cross Country – Gregorius B.

 

We wish these students all the very best at the upcoming Regional Trials.

GALA DAY

All Yr5/6 Gala Day students are to be at school by 8:30am this Friday. Students need to meet their coaches on the Rock Wall at the Senior Oval for roll marking before boarding buses. Be on time, so you don’t miss the bus!

Parents are welcome to attend Gala Days! Please see below venues and all equipment required for your sport. When students return to school, our Warrigal Tuckshop will be open to purchase ice blocks etc.

  • Gala Day 2 –Friday 16 May (Week 4, Term 2)
  • Gala Day 3 –Friday 23 May (Week 5, Term 2)

Playing Locations for Gala Day 2:

  • Boys Soccer   - A Teams – Eight Mile Plains State School

  - B Teams – Yeronga State School

  • Girls Soccer – Runcorn State High School.

Soccer requirements - Hats/Sunscreen, Water Bottles, Lunch, Shin pads, long socks, boots (optional)/joggers.

  • Girls Basketball – Runcorn State High School
  • Boys Basketball – Runcorn State High School

Basketball requirements - Hats/Sunscreen, Water Bottles, Lunch 

 

  • Tee Ball – Indians Baseball Club, Wakerley Park, Runcorn

Tee Ball requirements - Hats/Sunscreen, Water Bottles, Lunch, Softball Gloves

 

  • Rugby League – Souths Sports Club, Acacia Ridge, 174 Mortimer Rd, Acacia Ridge.

Rugby requirements - Hats/Sunscreen, Water Bottles, Lunch, Mouthguards (MUST HAVE OR CAN'T PLAY), boots (optional)/joggers.

DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY TRIALS

On Tuesday, 30th April, our Warrigal Cross Country team proudly represented our school at the District Cross Country Trials. Competing in races with around 80–100 students each, our athletes showcased determination, perseverance, and sportsmanship throughout the event.

After weeks of dedicated training, our team delivered some outstanding results. A special congratulations goes to Tiara (1st), Marc (2nd), and Gregorius (3rd), who have qualified to represent our district as part of the Eastern Taipans District Cross Country Team. This is a fantastic achievement, and we are incredibly proud of their efforts.

We wish Tiara, Marc, and Gregorius all the best as they continue their training in preparation for the Regional Trials at the end of the month.

MISS SARAH CURRIE – SPORTS COORDINATOR

GALA RESULTS

Girls Soccer – A Teams

What an exciting start to Gala Days for our Senior A and Junior A Girls Soccer teams! With a big day ahead, both teams boarded the bus buzzing with excitement and smiles - and those smiles didn’t fade all day.

The camaraderie and team spirit were evident both on and off the field. The girls supported each other wholeheartedly, and their sportsmanship was a joy to witness. Their commitment to training each week, always eager to learn and give their best, clearly paid off on Gala Day 1.

The Senior A team showcased outstanding skill and teamwork, finishing the day undefeated with three wins and one draw. The Junior A team found their rhythm after a slow start, bouncing back from an initial loss to end with a draw and two impressive wins.

Well done to all the players, your hard work is showing! I'm looking forward to our next two Gala Days together.

McDonald's Awards: Congratulations to Hajira, Haneet, Myla, Harjap, and Verona for their outstanding efforts!

Miss Currie – Coach

Girls Basketball – Junior Teams

Junior Girls A Basketball – Gala Day 1 Recap

Our Junior Girls A basketball team showed great determination and teamwork during Gala Day 1. Despite a challenging start, the girls played with heart and perseverance across all three games.

In Game 1 against Yeronga A, the team went down 16–6, with baskets scored by Carter, Ruby, and Sophie. Game 2 saw Carter scoring both baskets in a 14–4 match against Runcorn Heights. In Game 3, the team put up a strong fight but were defeated 10–4 by Robertson A.

Well done to all players for their commitment and sportsmanship throughout the day – we’re proud of your team spirit!

Junior Girls B Basketball – Gala Day 1 Recap

Our Junior Girls B basketball team demonstrated resilience and teamwork during Gala Day 1. The girls gave their best effort across all three matches and continued to show great sportsmanship throughout the day.

In Game 1, the team faced Moorooka B and went down 18–2, with Diya scoring the team’s basket. Game 2 saw a stronger offensive effort, with Alex and Olivia P each scoring in a 14–4 loss to Robertson C. In Game 3, the girls played hard but were unable to get on the scoreboard, finishing with a 10–0 loss.

Well done to all players for representing the school with pride and determination!

Ms Mitchell – Coach