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A brilliant day at Pymble Ladies College as we acknowledged Reconciliation Week with an Indigenous Round of IGSA Sport. Thank you to Pymble Ladies' College, Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College, Loreto Normanhurst and Abbotsleigh for your participation. 

Congratulations to both of our IGSA Sport Open and 15&U touch football teams that competed at the NSWCIS Championship on the 16th June. Our Opens team finished top of the ladder with 3 wins and a draw and our 15&U team finished 2^nd with 4 wins and one loss.

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. 
 

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.