Another good week for our MSA alumni here at home and abroad.  Check out what they have done.

A-League

Congratulations to Matt Bozinovski on his debut for the Melbourne Victory.  Matt came onto the ground in the 71st minute in Victory’s 1-0 win over Macarther FC. 

Rhys Bozinovski started in Western United’s 2-1 loss to Perth Glory.

A-League Women

Naomi Thomas Chinnama played for Melbourne City in their 5-1 win over Newcastle Jets

MelindaJ Barbieri started for Adelaide United in their 1-0 win over Western Sydney

Badminton

Congratulations to Jacob Schueler and Gronya Somerville who have been selected in the Australian team for the 2023 Oceania Mixed teams championships in New Zealand next February.  Also selected for the Junior tournament the week before is Year 9 MSA Student Shrey Dhand

NCAA Football

Congratulations to MSA Alumni Adam Korsak capped off his illustrious college football career with a well-deserved honour.  The greatest punter in Rutgers football 153 year history was recognized as the best punter in the nation last week when he was named the winner of the 2022 Ray Guy Award. Adam became the first Scarlet Knight to earn a major national award.

Korsak leads the NCAA record books in three categories: career punts (349), career punting yards (15,318) and net punting yards in a season (45.25 in 2021). In 2022, he ranked third nationally in punts (75), led the Big Ten in fair catches (35), pinned 32 kicks inside the opponent’s 20-yard line and gave up -11 return yards on the season. Korsak never had a punt blocked in his career, and at one point, kicked 150 consecutive punts — a stretch spanning four seasons — without giving up a touchback.