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Craigieburn Secondary Senior Boys Defeat Rivals 46-33 in Regional Play
Senior boys posted a 46-33 result while other college teams advanced in regional play.
How we reported this
Craigieburn Secondary College senior boys basketball defeated Hume Anglican Grammar 46-33 at Broadmeadows Basketball Stadium on June 20. James Lancaster, Anthony Evangelou and John Ranellone supplied the outside shooting in that contest.
College teams reach regional stage
Intermediate boys soccer reached the Northern Regional final during Term 3. The side competed alongside the intermediate basketball group and athletes entered in divisional athletics events. These appearances placed Craigieburn Secondary College squads at the same level of competition used by other local programs.
The college runs weekly Reclink sessions every Monday from 3:30 to 4:30 pm for students in years 7 to 12. Volleyball, indoor soccer and basketball fill the hour and are offered to support physical and mental health.
Facilities support local participation
The upgraded Craigieburn Sports Stadium opened with three additional multisport courts, bringing the total to eight. The extra courts serve more than 1,600 players from associations that use the venue for basketball, netball and badminton.
Year 9 student Lucas Mamonitis captured his third national Taekwondo title at the Australian National Taekwondo Championships. He advanced to the Round of 16 at the World Championships in the UAE and finished ranked 16th in the world.
Students interested in ongoing activity can attend the Monday Reclink program at the college to stay involved through the current term.