This Week's Menu Specials

Monday

Chicken and Vegetable Soup
Fried Rice

Tuesday

Creamy Mushroom Soup
Spaghetti Bolognese

Wednesday

Lamb Shank Broth
Mini Quiche and Salad (Vegetarian Quiche Available)

Thursday

Creamy Pumpkin Soup
Sausage Curry and Rice

Friday

Teriyaki Chicken and Rice

New every morning from 7.30am

Pancakes with maple syrup or butter.

It is best to order in the morning to avoid the disappointment of missing out. EFTPOS is now also available.

This Week's Soccer Recap

The Boys "B" team unfortunately lost 2-1 to Mazenod's "A" team yesterday. It was a very entertaining and competitive game. Mazenod scored the first goal to which we replayed with a very cleaver goal by James Maliya. With 10 minutes to go Mazenod scored the winning goal. The crowd was on the edge of our seat when our team managed to scored the equalizing goal in the last minute. However, that goal was ruled out as off side by the assistant referee killed our premature celebration.

Good effort by all the boys.

The Girls team sadly lost 3-0 to Kelmscott SHS. Three simple errors in defence cost us the game. Despite an evenly contested game, our girls were unable to breech Kelmscott tough defence.

Exciting Games at the Volleyball Inter-school Carnival

This week the Sevenoak's Boys Volleyball Team competed in the inter-school tournament. Even though they weren't as successful as our girls' team they produced some outstanding results.

They had an early start to the tournament, playing Saint Marks I, one of the top teams in their first round. They quickly learnt the importance of being focussed and talking to each other on court. A series of unforced errors and soft balls over the net saw the boys lose their first game. As it panned out this was the most important game of the tournament. If we would have taken one of the sets we would have finished 3rd and if we would have won the game, which was quite possible without the unforced errors, we could have come 2nd, but as it stood we were 4th on the day.

Results of their other games were:

•  Game 2 vs John Septimus - Won 2 Sets to 1
• Game 3 vs Ballajura – Won 3 Sets to 0
• Game 4 vs Greenwood - Lost 2 Sets to 0
• Game 5 vs Carine- Won 2 Sets to 0
• Game 6 vs Saint Marks 3- Won 2 Sets to 1

During the day the boys improved with every match, playing their best against the overall champions Greenwood. They kept the specialist volleyball school on their toes matching their ground skills and having some of the best rallies for the tournament. Sevenoaks made Greenwood earn every point blocking, covering spikes and getting their own power plays in.

Below is an overall summary of each of the player's performance on the day:

• Day Day Poe – Great strategist who excelled at blocking, retrieving balls and pinching points by putting the smart shot back into play.
• Ethan Ward – Blocking giant that become stronger with every match.
• Rudolph Sabalo – Always on guard and checking for options.
• Dut Tamin – Mr Enthusiastic, always bouncing around the court smiling and not letting anything bother him.
• Christian Solatorio – Captain for the day that grew in confidence with every game.
• Michael Skelton – Great on court skills with an awesome spike that was equal to any of the players. Voted most consistent.
• Jayden Caldwell – Must of eaten springs for breaky with the height that he was reaching in some of his blocks.
• Jeremiah Grese – Voted most valuable player for the day. Was nervous at first then became focused and hungry for every ball. Ended the tournament with excellent skills and showed great leadership qualities on court.
• Paul Bernado – The cool cat of the team that could dig any ball and set it up for great rallies.

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