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Intermediate Basketball
04.09.25
The St Edward’s Intermediate basketball team produced a season packed with excitement, teamwork, and unforgettable moments.

Featuring a talented roster — Cooper Armstrong, Rasmus Borg, Fletcher Bush, Kobi Durant, Max English, Josh Marsters, Oscar McMahon, Max Millar, Mason Potestas, Aden Tillot, Joel Washington, and Raph Williams — the boys displayed skill, resilience, and true sportsmanship in every game.

The tournament tipped off with a nail-biting showdown against Mater Maria Catholic College, finishing in a dramatic 30-30 draw. Joel and Raph anchored the defence by shutting down key scorers, while Kobi and Max Millar controlled the boards. In the dying seconds, Oscar delivered the highlight of the match, draining a deep three-pointer to tie the game and ignite the crowd — a clutch play that set the tone for the season.

Game two brought a dominant 43-23 victory over MacKillop Catholic College. Josh spearheaded the offence with fearless drives to the basket, while Cooper and Fletcher’s relentless defence forced turnovers that turned into fast-break points. Max English ran the floor with composure, threading sharp passes and orchestrating plays, while Mason and Aden provided a spark off the bench with crucial rebounds and hustle. The team’s chemistry and execution shone through.

Momentum carried into their third matchup against St Peter’s Catholic College, where the boys cruised to a 40-22 win. Rasmus was a force inside, pulling down rebounds and swatting shots, while Joel found his rhythm with confident mid-range jumpers. Oscar continued to light it up from beyond the arc and locked down opponents on the perimeter. Kobi and Josh pushed the tempo, creating easy scoring opportunities for teammates. Hustle and communication defined this commanding performance.

The final game was a hard-fought battle with St Paul’s Catholic College, ending in a 33-43 loss. Despite the scoreline, the boys showed grit and determination. Fletcher and Max Millar battled for every rebound, Cooper provided steady leadership, and Raph and Mason turned up the intensity on defence. Aden drained a clutch jumper to keep hopes alive, but St Paul’s ultimately pulled away. Even in defeat, the team’s resilience and heart were undeniable.

Across the tournament, every player left their mark, contributing effort, energy, and passion. From Oscar’s buzzer-beater to their back-to-back wins, the St Edward’s Intermediate basketball team proudly represented the College and demonstrated a bright future for this talented group of young athletes.

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