James Cook Boys Technology High School - Sport

Sport

James Cook Boys has very strong teams in a variety of sports. They are always in the top 2 in the St George Sports Association behind Sydney Tech. But comparing the ratio of students to overall points James Cook is by far the number one in the St George Sports Association. They participate in the following sports:

Regular Summer Grade Sports: Cricket, Basketball, Baseball, Squash, Table Tennis, Touch Football, Volleyball, Mini Soccer

Regular Winter Grade Sports: Baseball, Rugby League, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Australian rules football

Regular Non-Grade Activities: Fitness, Senior Rec and Action Sports both including Soccer, Basketball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball, Touch Football And Special School.

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