Swish Upwey

And it's official. Year 9 are the ultimate Swishers.

In today's Grand Final held opposite the library, Yr 9 defeated Yr 12 in three games winning 11-6, 12-10 & 11-8.

The Year 12's of Alastair Knowles and Daniel Pritchard were no match for Jackson Prendergast and Brandon Taylor of Year 9.

All that's left to find out is who will win Bronze. The Year 10's, or the Year 7's?

Watch this space...

The Year 9's have sent the Year 7's packing

Today's Semi Final saw the Year 9's defeat the Year 7's 2-0. Jackson Prendergast and Brandon Taylor of Year 9 will now appear in the Gold Medal Match at Friday Lunchtime in the Presentation Space while Duncan Robb and Rylan Squire (winners of the Year 7 Bash) will head to the Bronze Medal Match at Thursday Lunchtime in the Presentation Space. Their challengers are still yet to be identified with the second Semi Final between Year 12 and Year 10 to take place on Thursday during Recess in the usual room opposite the library.

Spectators Welcome.

At the beginning of a tie breaker scenario, teams are to...

A. Rotate 2 positions clockwise from where they were last,
B. Change ends but can alter their starting positions
C. Stay at the same ends but change sides.
D. Have the ends which they start at determined by the team who has won by a bigger margin.

When introducing the players, the Umpire is to announce the player's names

A. Starting with the server's end first.
b. Clockwise starting from the first server at the server's end.
C. Anticlockwise starting from the second server at the server's end.
D. Closest to the Umpire and moving away starting with the server's end

During a serve, immediately after the ball has been struck by the sever, the Line-Judge can call fault for 3 main reasons. What are they?

What is the one call that both an Umpire and a Line-Judge are allowed to make during a match?

What a real Swish Table looks like. How about that view of you opposition.

http://www.visports.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/15-15-_IAN55452.jpg

A let can be best described as...

a) anytime the ball comes in contact with the net
b) a ball that comes in contact with the net during a serve
c) when the ball strikes the net, and proceeds under during the serve,
d) a serve that would otherwise have been legal apart from the ball contacting the net.