Endeavour Sports High School

BILL TURNER CUP v HILLS SPORTS HS
The boys’ Bill Turner squad played their second group match of three against Hills Sports High School at home, marking the first game back on the 5Sports field since its renovation.
After a tightly contested first half, with both teams creating opportunities in front of goal, Hills Sports High School took a 1–0 lead into the break courtesy of a well-taken finish.
The boys came out strongly in the second half and created a host of chances. Their persistence was rewarded when Jacob Elkordi found the back of the net from a corner, producing a spectacular bicycle kick to level the scores at 1–1.
The match then went to extra time under the traditional Bill Turner golden goal rules. Cruz Kokontis continued his impressive form, scoring his second goal in as many games to secure a dramatic 2–1 victory for the team. An outstanding effort from all players involved.

A huge congratulations to TSP Rugby League student Noah Donnelly on his selection in the 2026 ASSRL Indigenous Goannas squad. Noah will represent the team at the national championships in Coffs Harbour this July.
This is a fantastic achievement and a testament to Noah’s hard work, dedication, and talent. We are incredibly proud of you, Noah, and wish you every success in the tournament. Well done.

ZONE CROSS COUNTRY AGE CHAMPIONS:
Congratulations to the following students on being awarded Age Champion at the Zone Cross Country:
12 Years Boys - Alamdar Ali
12 Years Girls - Asher Simpson
13 Years Boys - Hugo Day
14 Years Boys - Matthew Faulkner
16 Years Girls - Abi Beck
18+ Years Boys - Oliver Tondi
Congratulations to all team members, and we wish our entire squad the best of luck at the Sydney East Championships next week.

ATHETICS CARNIVAL PROGRAM 2026

Our Opens Age Netball team continued their strong Sydney East Knockout campaign with an impressive 60–19 victory over Lucas Heights Community School in the semi-final. The girls showcased excellent teamwork, strong communication and well-executed set plays, reflecting the hard work and commitment they have shown throughout the season.
With this win, they now progress to the final against Kirrawee High School. Congratulations team, and good luck in the final.

During Reconciliation Week, a group of our First Nations students, together with members of the SRC, joined students and community members from across the Sutherland Shire to recognise the importance of reconciliation. Through a range of engaging activities, students deepened their understanding of the rich histories, cultures, and ongoing contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, while reflecting on the shared journey towards reconciliation.

Throughout last week, our Year 7 and 8 students participated in the Digital Thumbprint Cyberbullying Presentation during their class sessions.
Students explored important topics including social media, online safety, cyberbullying, and respectful online behaviour. They also learned practical strategies to stay safe online and make positive, responsible choices in digital spaces.
The interactive and engaging sessions provided students with valuable skills and knowledge to help them navigate the digital world with confidence and respect.

Congratulations to our Open Boys' Touch Football team on their impressive 9–7 victory over Engadine High School in the Sydney East Knockout semi-final. The boys have now secured a place in the final, where they will take on Cronulla High School. Good luck in the decider, boys—we’re all behind you.

On Friday, selected Year 9 and 10 students participated in the Science and Engineering Challenge held at ANSTO.
Working in teams, students completed a range of practical activities, including designing gliders, wind turbines and bridges, developing communication systems using light signals, creating ecological housing solutions, designing fish traps, building mechanical grabbing devices, and planning efficient electricity networks.
Students achieved an excellent result, finishing 2nd overall, just 14 points behind the winning school.

METRO EAST ALL SCHOOLS TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS
Endeavour’s Year 7/8 Boys and Girls Touch Football teams finished the tournament undefeated, earning the title of Metro East All Schools Touch Champions.
The boys defeated South Sydney High School 5–3 in the final, while the girls claimed a thrilling 3–2 victory over Stella Maris College. The match was decided in dramatic fashion when Chloe McKevett scored on the final siren to seal the win.
Both teams have successfully qualified for the State Finals.