Sport: Middle and Senior School, Term 2 Week 1 2026
Uniform
All students must wear full and correct Pulteney competition uniform, including socks and warm-up gear. Please ensure your uniform is clean, labelled, and worn with pride. Please click HERE for further information.
Dear Pulteney Community, welcome to Term 1 Summer Sport. For any sport related inquiries, please contact Mr Garrad, Jonty or Lukass.
Mr Jack Garrad – jack.garrad@pulteney.sa.edu.au
Jonty Millar – jonathon.millar@pulteney.sa.edu.au
Lukass Blicavs – lukass.blicavs@pulteney.sa.edu.au
Sports Department – sportsdepartment@pulteney.sa.edu.au
Term 2 Anglican Cup
Wednesday 6 May 2026
Location: Pulteney Grammar School, South Terrace, Adelaide.
Time: 08:30am to 2:15pm
Competing Schools:
St Johns Grammar Belair (St J)
Pulteney Grammar School (PGS)
Pedare Christan College (Ped)
Woodcroft College (Wood)
Fixtures
Basketball (Boys/Girls)
Football (Boys/Girls)
Soccer (Boys/Girls)
Netball (Girls/Boys)
Hockey (Mixed)
Table Tennis (Mixed)
Further information will be provided prior to the event.
Archery
Josh Holmes was selected to represent South Australia at the 2026 Youth National Archery Championships held in a rainy and windy Launceston from 9 to 13 April 2026.
Competing in the under 18 male recurve division, in the first event of the competition he placed second (scoring a personal best) in the World Archery (WA) 24 Target Field round held at the Paringa Archery Club. He followed up with an impressive 4th place in both the 900 and 720 ranking rounds held at the Churchill Park Sports Complex, also competing in both the individual and mixed doubles matchplay (making it through to the quarter finals in both).
In addition to this Henry Williams competed in the U16 Division. Henry shot his way to victory throughout the tournament securing a spot in the Gold Medal match. Henry came away with the Silver medal for the U16 and U14.
Well done Henry and Josh!
Football
Congratulations to Anika Tran on representing South Australian U16s at the Women’s Football National Championships. The team earned a place in the Grand Final and returned home with the Gold Medal.
Well done Anika!
Holiday Camps a Strong Success at Pulteney Grammar School
The recent holiday period saw fantastic engagement across our co-curricular programs, with both volleyball and basketball camps providing valuable opportunities for student development.
Our Volleyball Holiday Camps ran across the second week of the holidays on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, attracting an outstanding group of 40 students. These sessions were designed with a strong focus on skill development, catering to a range of experience levels. Players were immersed in targeted, skill-based training, allowing them to refine their fundamentals in areas such as passing, setting, defence and attacking. The consistent attendance and enthusiasm across all three days created a highly positive learning environment, with students showing noticeable improvement and confidence by the end of the program.
In addition, our senior students took part in a Basketball Mini Camp, which offered a more advanced and holistic approach to preparation ahead of the upcoming season. Across the four-hour session, students engaged in film review, allowing them to analyse gameplay and build a deeper understanding of team structures and decision-making. This was complemented by goal-setting activities, where players identified individual and team objectives for the season. The camp concluded with an on-court training session, bringing the learnings together in a practical setting.
Both programs highlight the strength of our holiday offerings and the commitment of our students to improving their skills outside of the regular season. We look forward to seeing this development translate into strong performances throughout the year.
