
What a game! Going in as the underdogs against a previously unbeaten St Paul's Traralgon side, our Senior Girls showed incredible determination, composure and belief.
The match was locked at 1–1 for the majority of the game, before a brilliant attacking passage, orchestrated by Bass student Evie Titmarsh, broke through to put the girls ahead. The final score: 4-1.
With the win, our Senior Girls have now claimed three consecutive SEISA Soccer Championships: back-to-back-to-back! A huge congratulations to the team on an outstanding achievement. Bring on 2027 where they will go for a 4-peat.
Luke Nicholson
Coach

A much anticipated rematch between Newhaven and Beaconhills Pakenham occurred on Thursday 3 September. The last time they met, it was a 7 point victory to Newhaven. All our senior boys represented Newhaven well and played hard.
The final score was 47-54. A big thank you to our departing Year 12s who represented Newhaven College throughout their high school journey.
Cam Pedersen
Coach
On 27 August, the annual House Cross Country Event took place under sunny skies and some gusty winds. All competitors showcased remarkable spirit and determination. The event concluded with the announcement of the AGE Group Champions.
In the girls' categories, the winners were: U12 Girls - Chelsea Chambers, U13 Girls - Dae Anderson, U14 Girls - Edith Rowbottom, U15 Girls - Maggie Fisher, U16 Girls - Stellah Tilley, U17 Girls - Poppy Miles and U21 Girls - Jasira Derham.
For the boys, the winners were: U12 Boys - Noah Hollings, U13 Boys - Jett Fawaz, U14 Boys - Thomas Simon, U15 Boys - Ambrose De Gooyer, U16 Boys - Sam Osborne, U17 Boys - Levi Addison and U21 Boys - River Henderson.
1st - Sambell House
2nd - Bass House
3rd - Clarke House
4th - McHaffie House
Thank you to everyone who helped out on the day!
Noah Martin-Endress
AFL Trainee
Newhaven College hosted the Year 5/6 District Basketball competition, with schools from across the district coming together for a fantastic day of basketball. We were well represented across both the A and B divisions.
A huge congratulations to our A Boys team, who had an outstanding tournament, finishing the day undefeated with four wins from four games. The boys defeated Cowes 20-16, St Joseph’s 28-21, Wonthaggi North/Powlett River 34-15 and Wonthaggi Primary 26-2 to finish on top of the ladder and be crowned District Champions.
Our A Girls team also competed strongly, finishing third overall with two wins from four games. After a tough opening game, the girls bounced back with wins over Wonthaggi Primary and Cowes 2 and continued to improve throughout the day.
Newhaven’s B Division teams had a terrific day as well. The B Girls won three of their four games, while both B Boys teams went through their games undefeated, showing the great depth of basketball talent we have at Newhaven.
A special thank you to our student referees, coaches and helpers who assisted throughout the day. Their willingness to take on responsibility and help the competition run smoothly was greatly appreciated.
Congratulations to all of our players for the way they represented Newhaven College. We wish our A Boys team all the best as they progress to the Division Basketball competition in Term 4.
Jaclyn Clark
PE and Sports Teacher
Our Year 3/4 basketballers had a fantastic day representing Newhaven College at the Phillip Island Schools Basketball Gala Day on Monday 31 August. Students competed against local schools throughout the day, showing great teamwork and sportsmanship.
It was wonderful to see improvement throughout the day, with plenty of great passing, defence and shooting.
A huge thank you to our staff, student coaches and referees who helped make the day run so smoothly, and congratulations to all of our players on representing Newhaven College so well.
Jaclyn Clark
PE and Sports Teacher
Congratulations to our Newhaven College athletes who competed at the South Gippsland Division Track & Field Championships. It was a fantastic day of athletics, with our students representing the College brilliantly across a wide range of track and field events.
We had some outstanding results, with a number of students finishing in the top three and progressing through to the next level of competition.
Congratulations to our placegetters: Nathaniel Regnier – 1st 100m, 1st High Jump; Milla Kirkhope – 1st 200m; Eden Hallas – 1st Triple Jump, 3rd Long Jump; Imogen Rule – 1st Shot Put, 3rd Discus; Reeve Dennis – 2nd Shot Put; Eden Bennett – 2nd Long Jump; Harvey O’Brien Bruce – 2nd Long Jump, 3rd 200m; Logan Regnier – 3rd 200m; Billy Kimber – 3rd Shot Put; Ivee Ward – 3rd Discus; Patch van Stokrom – 3rd Discus, 3rd High Jump
Our 12/13 Years Boys 4 × 100m Relay team of Noah Hollings, Logan Regnier, Cooper Bennett and Sam Martindale finished 2nd, while our 9/10 Years Boys Relay team of Nathaniel Regnier, Harvey O’Brien Bruce, Cooper Mol and Alexander Pendlebury finished 3rd.
Good luck to our athletes progressing to Regionals!
Jaclyn Clark
PE and Sports Teacher
Newhaven College MTB Academy has wrapped up another fantastic AusCycling Schools Mountain Bike Series, finishing the season with Rounds 6 and 7 at Castlemaine and Bendigo and securing three overall series podiums.
Round 6 at Castlemaine brought perfect sunshine and a big step up in technical riding, particularly for those moving from U11 to U13. Rock gardens, drops and technical trail features tested riders, while the urban sections — including several stair sets — added plenty of fun.
Austin Mitchell finished 2nd, Sophia Hardy 2nd, Grayson Huther 8th and Felix Boyce 6th, with everyone enjoying a great day of racing regardless of finishing position.
The team then headed to Bendigo for the final round, where another sunny day and a fun, fast track made for a great finish to the season. Felix finished 3rd, with Sophia and Austin both taking 2nd place.
The results capped off an excellent XC season for Newhaven College, with the riders’ hard work and consistency reflected in the overall series standings.
Austin Mitchell finished 1st overall in U13, Sophia Hardy 2nd overall in U15 and Felix Boyce 3rd overall in U9.
The season has also been an enormous commitment from Newhaven families, with parents travelling far and wide across Victoria to give their children the opportunity to race, often giving up entire weekends and clocking up plenty of kilometres along the way.
From technical trails and muddy race days to sunshine and podium finishes, it has been another memorable season for the MTB Academy.
Congratulations to all our riders and families on a fantastic 2026 XC season!
If you have any questions about the Newhaven College MTB Academy, please reach out to Steven Scott.
Parents, students and volunteers from the Newhaven College MTB Academy fired up the barbecue on Sunday 13 September for our very first Bunnings Sausage Sizzle - and what a fantastic day it was!
Thanks to an incredible team effort and the support of our local community, the day was a huge success, raising an amazing $1,866.40 for the MTB Academy!
Our volunteers had a brilliant day behind the barbecue, cooking sausages, serving customers and sharing plenty of laughs along the way. A huge thank you to every parent, student and volunteer who gave up their Sunday to help make the fundraiser such a success.
We were also incredibly fortunate to receive generous support from local businesses, which helped make every dollar raised go even further.
A very big thank you to Hilltop Meats for supplying our sausages and even chopping the onions, BWS Cowes for supplying the ice, Bakers Delight for their generous bread donation, BIG W Wonthaggi for donating soft drinks and bottled water, and My Supply for providing napkins and cleaning products.
Community support like this makes such a difference to our MTB Academy and helps us continue creating opportunities and experiences for our young riders.
Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated, supported us or simply stopped by for a sausage!
$1,866.40 raised from our very first Bunnings Sausage Sizzle - what a result!