On the 26th of July 2017, two Stage 3 soccer teams went to Jamison Park in Penrith to represent St Joseph's at the stage 3 boys soccer gala day.

This year, year 5 and year 6 teams competed. Both teams played excellent soccer - passing the ball around and using the skills they learned in training. Year 5 won 3 games in their pool and finished 3rd. Year 6 won 5 games and finished undefeated in 1st place, winning their pool and receiving medals for their victory.

A big thank you to Mr Cauchi and Bailey for helping coach the teams and to the parents who came to support the students on the day.

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