Success for PLHS at European Handball Carnival
What an incredible day at Cummins for the European Handball carnival! On Wednesday August 5th, Port Lincoln High School proudly fielded two Year 7 teams to compete against other Eyre Peninsula schools. Throughout the spirited competition, our PLHS Crew demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork; to top it off, our girls’ team brought home the win and claimed the pennant!
The girls went undefeated during the carnival, recording four wins and a draw to book a place in the grand final; there we took on Cummins AS, who we had drawn with earlier in the day. In the GF, our girls overcame an early Cummins lead to come back and narrowly win the game 11-10. Meanwhile, our boys finished second in their pool with a win, a draw and a loss – this then resulted in a final for third place overall, which we unfortunately lost.
A big thank you goes to three amazing Year 8 students – Esix Curtis, Angas Stoakes and Harry Rowley – who umpired our teams; your leadership and support were invaluable to the day’s success.
Go PLHS!
~ Mr. Tyson Collins (Organising Teacher)
Photo 1 - GIRLS
Back row (L-R): Olivia Isaacs, Ezrah Siviour, Spencer Cimarosti, Layla Phillips, Isabelle Hollamby, Sana Cunningham
Front row (L-R): Sienna Lowe, Ila Lienert, Lucy George, Ivy Rammers
Photo 2 - BOYS
Back row (L-R): Rylan North, Ned Nielsen, Dane Beelitz, Harry Parkyn, Hudson Barr, Blade Coulter
Middle row (L-R): Jack Bell, Jake Stanley, Xander Blayney
Front row (laying down): William Chambers
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