Sport is a valued pursuit at Mueller College that flows from the Primary years through to our Secondary students. Its importance and value is reflected in the level of involvement of students in and out of school along with the myriad of opportunities to represent team and individual sports throughout the program.

Mueller Sport aims to achieve our mission of Building Athletes, Growing Community in all that we do. We love to see students using their God given talents in the realm of sport and hope to guide them to build both skill and character.

Participation

Participation based clinics are a great way for our younger students to get a taste of a variety of sports without having to leave the campus. Some of the options offered are listed below; whilst it does vary from year to year, we are committed to providing this introductory option to our students. These options historically are available for Prep – Year 6 students, depending on the organisation. Parents simply sign up directly with the organisations when advertised and students can attend before/after the school day.

Carnivals

Our sporting carnivals are great opportunities for our students to drive the culture not only through participation and performance but the encouragement of one another on each of our carnival days. We regularly see themed events which adds to the atmosphere for our students are find ‘sports days’ a daunting task.

CARNIVALS LIST

The carnivals in both Primary and Secondary are used as trials to enter the representative pathway for the three respective areas of Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics.

Interschool Sport (District/Weekly Sport)

Our students are very fortunate to have timetabled sport built into their weekly school timetables. From Year 5 through to 12 students get to take part in a variety of sports/activities in the Summer/Winter/Recreational sport seasons. These sports require no commitment outside of the timetabled time and where possible in the Primary/Middle years our teams are selected as ‘even ability’.

Extra-Curricular Sport

Mueller offers a range of opportunities for students who are looking to immerse themselves in sport and take the next step in terms of commitment to sport. All our extra-curricular teams are required to train one session and play one game outside of regular school time during their season. We operate a tiered system with our ‘academy sports’ offering the greatest range of experience but also the greatest time commitment throughout the year.

Representative Pathway

Mueller, like all schools; provide access to the Queensland School Sport representative pathway. Students are required to register and trial for teams of their own accord however this information is emailed out from our sport office. Our primary students sit within the Redcliffe District whilst our secondary students take part in South District team trials. As a whole school we sit in the southern end of the Sunshine Coast Region and the most up to date trial information can be found at Sunshine Coast School Sport.

Celebration

The vision of Mueller Sport is Building Athletes, Growing Community; to adequately celebrate our athletes, doing so within community is imperative . The many achievements will be celebrated in the following community events . . . Age Champions: Assembly (parent notification in advance), District and Regional Representatives: Assembly (parent notification in advance), Extra-curricular Awards (Most Improved, Most Valuable Player & other awards): Individual Academy Award Events (Basketball, Netball, Touch Football and Volleyball), Team of the Year: Mueller Presentation Night, Primary Sportsperson of the Year: Awards Assembly (parent notification in advance), Secondary Sportsperson of the Year: Mueller Presentation Night We also celebrate our student achievements through our sports honour board in the Lacey Sports Centre and our school records.

Connect

Results and information are usually shared via email along with Mueller Connect articles and Facebook posts at facebook.com/muellercollegesport

Head of Sport and Physical Education:
Jason Mancktelow ([email protected])

Primary Sport Coordinator:
Lexsie Mckenzie ([email protected])

Secondary Sport Coordinator:
Luke Greaves ([email protected])

Basketball Academy Coordinator:
Jesse Pittman ([email protected])

Touch Football Academy Coordinator:
Chris Garthe ([email protected])

Volleyball Program Coordinator:
Christina Levendis ([email protected])

Further information is available in the Sports Handbook on Mueller Connect:

Mueller Connect