In very challenging weather conditions Trinity Grammar School have come out on top at the 91st CAS Track and Field Championships at Sydney Olympic Park tonight.
The final points scores are as follows.
1 Trinity Grammar School 708 . 5
2 Knox Grammar School 633
3 Waverley College 606 . 5
4 Cranbrook School 531
5 St Aloysius’ College 526 . 5
6 Barker College 499 . 5
For full results go to the Track and Field results page
The CAS Teams for the Debating Representative season have been announced congratulations to the following students
The first training session, will be on Monday, 29th of August from 5:30pm – 7:30pm at St. Aloysius’ College.
They will then have to debate in 3 rounds:
Round 1: Wednesday 31st August: GPS v. CAS at Sydney Grammar School – Prep 5:45pm, Debate at 6:30pm
Round 2: Monday, 5th September: CAS v. CHS at Knox Grammar School – Prep 5:45pm, Debate at 6:30pm
Round 3: Wednesday, 8th September: IGSA v. CAS at Newington College – Prep 5:45pm, Debate at 6:30pm
In a dominate display in debating St Aloysius’ have gone through the season undefeated. Runners up with 3 wins was Cranbrook. In the shield Competition across all teams Knox Grammar School win the Shield by a single debate! Runners-Up again were Cranbrook School.
CAS Representative teams will be announced this week.
Please see the following announcement from Barker on the Death of Trevor McCaskill.
Vale Trevor McCaskill, 6th Head of Barker College
1927 – 2022
The Barker College community was saddened to learn last week of the passing of one of Barker’s distinguished and longest serving Headmasters, Mr Trevor McCaskill, at the age of 95.
Trevor was Barker’s 6th Headmaster from 1963 – 1986, a significant period in the School’s history. Under his inspiration and leadership, Trevor led Barker College to become the first independent school in Sydney to introduce coeducation.
He had a great vision for the School and in his 23 years as Headmaster, Barker doubled in size from 660 students in 1963 to 1400 students in 1986. Extensive refurbishments in the Junior School and the building of new Science laboratories were also completed during his tenure.
Trevor leaves an outstanding legacy to Barker and the School is in the strong position it is today, because of his extraordinary leadership and foresight.
We extend our heartfelt sympathies to Trevor’s family. Several of his children and grandchildren attended Barker and we hold his family in our prayers at this difficult time.
In accordance with his family’s wishes, Trevor’s funeral will be a private family one. The School has commenced planning for a Thanksgiving Service to be held at Barker on Sunday 28th August 2022 at 2pm in the Barker War Memorial Chapel, 91 Pacific Hwy, Hornsby.
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day—and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing. Timothy 4:7-8
For more information click here
After the final round of CAS winter sport the Premiers for our winter Sports have been determined.
| Rugby | Barker College |
| Football | Knox Grammar School |
| Tennis Winter | Barker College |
| Cross Country | Cranbrook School |
| AFL | Knox Grammar School |
| Volleyball Winter | Trinity Grammar School |
Congratulations to all teams in our winter competitions for their efforts during the season.
Tickets for the 91st CAS Track and Field Championships on Thursday 15th September 2022 are now on sale.
Click Here to purchase your tickets
Adults $10
Children $5
Under 5 free.
The for the program of the Championships Click Here
CAS teams have won the Junior and Intermediate Divisions in the Annual CAS V GPS Cross Country Challenge. GPS were victorious in the Opens division. Results are below.
Junior Cross Country Results CAS vs GPS 2022
Intermediate Cross Country Results CAS vs GPS 2022
Open Cross Country Results CAS vs GPS 2022
Well done to all our Runners
The CAS U16s Rugby team has won the Martin Pitt Shield for the first time since 2014 at the NSW Schools Rugby Union Trial tournament. In what was a very close final CAS defeat GPS A 24 to 21. The CAS boys started well and got out to an early lead of 16 to 7 at half time. GPS fought and tied the game at 21 all. A long range penalty to CAS gave them the lead which they then had to defend for 3 minutes under huge pressure from GPS.
Well done to the team and the coaching staff.
Game 1: CAS 27 (Tries M Meagher x 2, D Hall, S Gyngell x 2, Con K Capper ) v CCC 0
Game 2: CAS 22 (Tries O Aboud, H Turner, M Roach Con K Capper 2, Pen K Capper) v Pres B 12 (Tries T Watts, F Bartlett, Con T McEwen)
Game 3: Shield Final CAS 24 (Tries M Roach, T Paten, Pen C Poynton x 3) v Pres A 21 (Tries T Brial, E Del-Ben, T Rodwell, Con M Humphries, T Rodwell x 2)
Today at Eric Tweedale Oval – Merrylands CAS ran out winners of CHS in both 1sts and 2nds rugby. 2nds at halftime lead 24 to 7 and went on to consolidate in the second running out 51 to 7 winners. 1sts found the going much harder with a 0-0 score line at half time. The second half saw the team rally and come out on top 24 to 7.
Selections into NSW Gen Blue, NSW Schools 1 and 2 and NSWJRU U18s will be announced on Friday 24 June after 8pm. Click Here
Players selected will be advised if they are required for a medical due to any injury that NSWSRU is aware that they have sustained.
Good Luck to all our players
CAS lost 2 nil to GPS in the Football on Thursday at Newington College in a return to the traditional full football fixtures that started in 1988.
In the Volleyball CAS went down 3 sets to 2 in a fixture that could have gone either way with a 15 to 13 final set.
Thanks to Newington for hosting both fixtures.
The fixtures next year will be hosted by CAS Schools