Pictured - Giselle Guillen, the first ever Year 7 to be awarded a major trophy after 103 years of Tildesley Tennis
After 103 years, in 2021, the first ever Year 7 student to take home a championship trophy was awarded to Meriden student Giselle Guillen. Giselle, together with her partner Subeksha Suren Raj made Tildesley history as the partnership were awarded winners of the doubles trophy.
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Pictured - Mary Webster presenting Adriana Fydler (Pymble) the Mary Webster Shield at the 2021 Championship
IGSA Sport returned to Sydney Olympic Park on the 31st March for our annual swimming and diving championship. It was wonderful to welcome parents back as spectators to our major carnivals. As always, the standard of competitors thrived within the interschool competition, with coaches and staff commenting on the continued quality of performance. In particular, the standard of IGSA diving is of the highest level in memory with less than 100 points splitting top and bottom places. We commend our schools for the continued development and increased depth of talent across all competitors in both the swimming and diving. |
Congratulations to our IGSA Sport Softball team that competed at the NSWCIS Championship at Peace Park on Tuesday 23rd February, 2021. The girls finished second to ISA on a countback, winning 3 of their 4 games. |
IGSA Sport's Inaugural Representative Rowing VIII’s
On the 13th February, 19 students made up the inaugural IGSA Sport representative rowing VIII’s to compete at the PLC Sydney / Kings Regatta led by coaches Ciarán Glynn (QUE) and Ali Williams (PYM).
The First VIII finished third and the Second VIII finished fifth in their respective races. We are confident that the girls have taken the first steps in contributing to the start of a legacy that will last far longer than our time. We would like to congratulate the girls and their coaches for being part of the 1st Chapter. |
Get to know the women behind the overall champion school trophy at the IGSA Sport swimming championship.
In 2019 the IGSA Sport overall champion trophy will be named in honour of Mary Webster.
If you are unaware of Mary’s history with IGSA Sport, she worked for the association from 1983 - 1999 and has continued to assist with our representative pathways through her role at NSWCIS where she currently works in a sports administration role.
Mary is a wonderful friend to the association and a personal role model. I am inspired by her dedication to creating sporting opportunities for students of all levels but mostly I admire the extensive kindness she shows to everyone and the feeling of warmth that creates within our sporting community. We feel very privileged that Mary will be attending our swim and dive championship next Friday 22nd March, 2019.
As a former Pymble student we feel very lucky to embrace her as a friend of the association and I hope you enjoy the opportunity to read about her in the interview below. |
On Sunday February 22nd IGSA Sport hosted the annual IGSA Sport Rowing Regatta at the Sydney International Regatta Centre. It was a beautiful day on the water and I would like to acknowledge the spirit of the rowers, staff and officials for contributing to a very successful regatta. Congratulations to Pymble Ladies College, the overall champions of the day, Loreto Kirribilli for taking home the handicap champion trophy and St Catherine’s school for being the most improved. As always, Donna Baker (LOK) coordinated the carnival with great organisation and extensive expertise. We feel exceptionally lucky to have her as our IGSSA convener and extend a very special thank you for her efforts.
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The end of 2018 highlighted IGSA Sport athletes as international and domestic sporting leaders
Over the Christmas holidays you may have noticed a number of IGSA Sport old girls making headlines in the international sporting arena. For those of you who missed it, the Aussie cricket team put up a magnificent display against England taking Australia to their fourth World T20 title.
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2018 IGSSA Annual Report now available
The 2018 IGSSA annual report is now available. While all schools will have now have received a copy, if you require additional copies, please contact the office. The 2018 report provides an outline of trophie winners, registrations and achievements of IGSSA athletes and schools for the year. The report outlines how our members’ schools continue to note the ability to integrate with other schools and the collegial spirit of the Association as the reason for engaging and supporting our Saturday sport competitions.
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June 2018
In the final week of Term 2 sport, I enjoyed the opportunity to attend the inaugural indigenous round hosted by Pymble Ladies’ College. It was wonderful to witness the contribution of our indigenous athletes. Pymble and Loreto Normanhurst are to be commended on the spirit in which the day was held and thanked for encouraging a wonderful concept that we hope to see repeated.
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March 2018
On the 22nd, 23rd and 24th March 2018 AHIGS celebrated the 100th year of Tildelsey Tennis. The tournament began with an opening ceremony that welcomed special guests, Don Cozens, son of Daphne Akhurst and Judy Hawley, the oldest surviving Tildesley winner (1947). Congratulations to Meriden who retain the Tildesley on Shield it's 100th year. |