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    Captain’s Cup Report!  (supplied by LCGS Student – Lachlan Newland) On Wednesday the 28th of October the 9/10 Grammar T20 Cricket team travelled to Brooks to play in the second year of the annual Captain’s Cup match between the two schools. The annual game is played in recognition of the two Tasmanian born greats in George Bailey (LCGS) and … Read More

   High spirits and good weather prevailed at the 2015 NSATIS Athletics meet held in Launceston on Wednesday 23rd September.  Many events were dominated by St Patrick’s College leaving them with an almost clean sweep of the shields on offer.  Strong performances from the Grammar Junior boys prevented this and they took home the Junior Boys trophy.  St Patrick’s also … Read More

  Following are the football reports from the Senior Firsts and Seconds Football Finals played on Saturday 20th June at St Patrick’s College.  Congratulations to the St Patrick’s College team on their efforts in winning the Firsts Flag for five years in a row and also to the Scotch Oakburn College Team who won the Seconds Flag.  Both teams defeated … Read More

2015 NSATIS Swimming Carnival A successful NSATIS swimming carnival was held on Tuesday 10th March at Launceston Aquatic Centre.  St Patrick’s College dominated events from the start and managed to make a clean sweep winning all of the Shields on offer:  Junior Boys and Girls, Senior Boys and Girls, Aggregate Boys and Girls and the most coveted shield The Overall … Read More

The 2015 Head of the River Rowing Regatta was held at Barrington International on Saturday 7th March.  Please take time to view the wonderful images supplied by Adrian Broughton which depict the fabulous day had by all competitors, spectators, supporters and organisers.  Congratulations to winning crews and schools.  SATIS would like to thank Rowing Tasmania for their support and assistance … Read More

 2015 HEAD OF THE RIVERLake Barrington International Rowing Course Saturday 7th March 2015.  Planning is in the final stages for this year’s Head of the River Regatta.  With a much earlier date set, schools have be working hard to prepare for this important event on the sporting calendar.  Make your way to Lake Barrington on Saturday 7th March to witness … Read More

All NSATIS Term 1 2015 sport rosters are now posted on the website are most are underway.  Unfortunately the first round of Junior Cricket rosters were washed out last weekend so matches will begin this weekend.  Senior Tennis, Basketball and Softball rosters have enjoyed a great start to the season with many close contests being played.  Marist Regional College are … Read More

2015 NSATIS Swimming News The NSATIS Swimming Carnival has been transferred from the Burnie Swimming Centre to the Launceston Aquatic Centre.  The Carnival is on the same day, Tuesday 10th March with a slightly later start 11.30 a.m. (due to pool availability).  It is anticipated we will complete the programme by 2.45 p.m.  We have made a slight alteration to … Read More

Finalists for the NSATIS Grade 7 & 8 Cricket finals have been decided after an exciting last few rounds.  Good luck to the participating players and coaches. Matches are as follows: Grade 7:  Launceston Church Grammar Blue v St Patricks Gold 8.30 am @ Launceston Church Grammar School Mowbray Campus Grade 8:  Scotch Oakburn College v St Patricks Gold 8.30 … Read More

SOC report on game on Year 8 game. SOC v’s St Pats Green.   On Saturday 15th November Scotch Oakburn year 8 cricket played St Patricks College green at David Dixon Oval. Matt Dugan was captain for this match and at the toss of the coin St Pats called correctly and decided to bat. With the two opening bowlers Bennett … Read More

The NSATIS Year 7 & 8 Cricket rosters are progressing well this term with the top teams in each competition being very close on points.  Two rounds remain so results for these will determine who plays off in the Grand Finals on Saturday 6th December.  The following reports have been supplied by participating schools.   Grade 7 Cricket Match Report … Read More

Captains Cup Launceston Church Grammar School played Brooks High School in the inaugural Captains’ Cup T20 cricket match on Wednesday. The game was played not only to recognise the achievements of Ricky Ponting (Brooks High School) and George Bailey (Launceston Grammar), as the only Tasmanians to captain the Australian Men’s Cricket team, but also to provide inspiration to current Brooks … Read More

The NSATIS Grade 7 & 8 Term 4 Junior Cricket rosters began on Saturday 25th October.  These matches continue from the Term 1 rosters.  Grand Finals will be played between the top two teams in each roster on Saturday 6th December.  At the end of Term 1 matches the following schools are sitting in first and second positions on the … Read More

Well done to all the Year 9 and Year 10 girls who competed in the SSATIS Basketball regular season. Below are the finalists for the finals to be held this Monday 22nd Sep 2014 at 4:15pm. Year 9 Girls – Mt Carmel Gold vs Sacred Heart Spurs @ Sacred Heart, 4:15 pm. Year 10 Girls – Dominic Maroon vs Collegiate … Read More

All the SSATIS Boys Soccer results are in and entered. Here are the Finalists: Year 10 Boys – Friends’ White vs Dominic Maroon @ The Friends’ School Main Oval on Wed 17-Sep-14 at 4:15pm. Year 9 Boys – MacKillop Red vs Friends’ Scarlet @ MacKillop on Wed 17-Sep-14 at 4:15pm. Year 8 Boys – Friends’ Blue vs Hutchins Magenta @ … Read More

Well done to all the Year 7 and Year 8 girls who competed in the SSATIS Basketball regular season. Below are the finalists for the finals to be held this Wednesday 17th Sep 2014 at 4:15pm. Year 7 Girls – MacKillop Red vs Sacred Heart Kings @ MacKillop, 4:15 pm. Year 8 Girls – Sacred Heart Pacers vs St Marys @ Sacred … Read More

The Head of the River Regatta was held at Lake Barrington on Saturday 5 April.   Junior Girls (Under 13, 14, 15 & 16) SCHOOL POINTS RANK The Friends School 221 1 St Michael’s Collegiate 164 2 Fahan School 155 3 St Patrick’s College 136 4 Launceston Church Grammar 129 5 St Mary’s College 97 6 St Brendan Shaw College … Read More