Celebrating our community: MacKillop College Outstanding Sporting Success

Robert Dwyer • 8 August 2025

I have recently recognised the recent outstanding sporting success of many students at MacKillop College, Port Macquarie.

 

It has been a bumper term with several students selected in either the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges team or NSW All Schools teams through their individual representative sporting pathway, truly outstanding results for students in a regional area.

 

Congratulations goes to:

 

Lily Mosely, Milla Swain, Arliah Morris - competing at the Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League Championships in Townsville.

Ben Romer & Blake Collins - Basketball Team competing in Sydney

Oto Ryan – AFL competing in Albury and NSW All Schools under 15’s on the Gold Coast

Indigo Duncan - Cross Country in Sydney

Cooper Dawson & Bianca Harrion – Swimming in Sydney

Lane Jordan - Open Girl's Cricket team in Sydney

Rocky Mann and Tobias Rowlatt - U15 Rugby League Team in Sydney

Eddie Coombes - Golf Team in Forster and NSW All Schools Open's Golf Team in Dubbo

Tobias Toohey - Hockey Team in Newcastle

Bianca Harrison - NSW All Schools Swimming Team in Brisbane

 

The level of success is testament to the students' talent and determination to pursue their sporting aspirations. 

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