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College Council Report Dr Hugh Seward The times they are a changing, to quote Bob Dylan's 1960s song, and it sums up the Geelong College in 2013, the first year of Mr Andrew Barr's principalship. Andrew is only our 11th principal in the long 153 years of our history, and I liken our line of principals to a relay team, where each principal leaves their important footprint on our school during their leg of the race, before handing over the baton to their successor. The School Council selects the next runner using a broad set of criteria based on their future vision of how they see the next leg of the race should be run, and then entrusts the principal with the task of implementing the race plan. The Council had a number of key strategic objectives in mind when we drafted Andrew Barr from a very talented pool of candidates, so I would like to share with you some of those objectives for the future. We have asked Andrew to:
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- prepare the school for moderate growth consistent with the expected growth of Geelong and district,
Professor Hugh Collins, Ms Jennifer Hawkins, Dr Claire Darby, Gerald Millar, Principal Andrew Barr, Mr Barry Fagg, Dr Hugh Seward, Mr Michael Betts, Dr Sarah Leach, Ms Joanna Monahan and Rev Dr. Kevin Yelverton
- enhance our education experience by providing our talented teachers with even greater capacity to embrace future education trends.
Supporting our teachers to continue their professional development will be significantly enhanced with the establishment of the Centre for Learning, Research and Innovation with the enthusiastic collaboration of Deakin University. This vision of Andrew Barr's will begin to bear fruit in 2014 and engage not only our staff, but provide opportunities for other teachers from our broader community. This, then, will also result in making our institution an exciting and innovative place to teach.
- strengthen our boarding and leave no doubt in current or future parents' minds that this is an integral part of our school and a vital way of linking city with country and linking our piece of Australia with the International world. - engage with the broader Geelong community even more as we develop our students into citizens who understand the complexities of our society, and that privilege and opportunity carry both responsibility and obligation. - ensure the Geelong College education continues to be a broad and enriching experience valuing excellence and understanding. Even as the school year began Andrew Barr set out at a great pace to begin creating the changes required for this joint vision. Our infrastructure presents one of the important components of preparations for modest growth with the magnificent Middle School Renovations, which began under Dr Turner's leadership, nearing completion. It will provide exciting and attractive learning spaces to help stimulate a child's imagination under the expert guidance of our teaching staff. Our future vision now requires our attention to focus on the Junior School and Senior School. The Council, Mr Barr and the school executive are working with the Planning Committee, the Foundation and the Old Collegians to finalise our priorities and our funding options.
Strengthening boarding has begun with the extension of boarding to years 7 and 8, but also endeavours to return the numbers of International students to levels reached before the nation-wide downturn due to the high Australian dollar. Our community engagement, particularly with social programs, continues to improve as opportunities arise. The Uniting Church, in particular the parish of St Davids, provides opportunities to work with groups in need in our local community, while the national and international Fulfilling Lives Program and other trips provide many experiences to build global understanding. Our outdoor education experience will also be a focus for future endeavours as we develop programs that take classroom concepts to the outdoors, blend with community and environmental projects and create experiences that enhance our educational vision. The final part of a never ending jigsaw of issues I wish to mention is the sensitive matter of school fees. School funding support from government sources has been a political football for many years and we have always been a less fortunate
recipient than other independent schools in Geelong. Our level of financial support is lower and so the cost of the education is met more fully by you, the parents. We do anticipate now, at last, some stability in federal government funding for the immediate years ahead. As you have witnessed over previous years, the annual cost of education has been rising ahead of cost of living increases. If this continues over a long period of time, it may render our education inaccessible to many more people. To address this into the future Andrew Barr, finance manager Shannyn Leach, and the Council are attempting to restructure our fees and reduce ever rising escalations as much as possible, and, assisted by a moderate growth strategy, we believe we can maintain fee increases at minimal levels. Through all of this change there have been some constants, and I thank the school executive team for embracing Andrew's vision, from Chris Dinneen in the Junior School, Julian Carroll and Leanne Russell as they guided the Middle School through the construction disruptions, and the Senior School leaders Daniel Mahon, Roger Smith, Joan Gill and Kirsten Van Cleef, supported by the non-teaching leaders Shannyn Leach and Mike Howell. Thanks to you all and in particular I wish Julian Carroll every success in his exciting new opportunity. I also pay tribute to my fellow members of Council, Gerald Millar, Sarah Leach, Michael Betts, Hugh Collins, Helen Goode, Claire Darby, Jennie Hawkins, Kevin Yelverton, Barry Fagg and Jo Monahan for their many and varied skills, their wise counsel and their passion for the school and its students.
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School Captains' Report Annabelle Shannon & William May Our sense of unity and support amongst each other and the broader community is crucial to the success of our schooling and development. We are one college because of the connections, relationships, attitudes, support and positive personalities developed within the school community. As leaders, we have been inspired by seeing people and students grow, improve, take risks, step out of their comfort zone, believe in themselves, get involved, support, encourage and challenge each other. We have worked together this year to provide the College with passion, progress and new ideas to improve the welfare of the student population. Our connection with the Preparatory School has also been strengthened through a newly developed Preparatory School Leadership Program. Over the year we have been involved in many fundraising events, including The Great College Shave. We have developed a much greater community mindset through our involvement with local organisations, including Backlinks. Spending time with members of the Northern Bay College community and working side by side with the prefects in a working-bee was a great experience. It was very rewarding to see the results of our efforts and the younger volunteers who came along can build on this rapport with Backlinks for years to come. We continued to be a part of the Geelong Schools United group (GSU) with 8 other Secondary Schools around the Geelong region. Together we raised over $4500 to help tackle homelessness in our local area by supporting the "Suspended Coffee Society of Geelong". Suspended Coffee is a worldwide movement that enables a stranger to buy a 'suspended coffee' (hot chocolate, soup, tea or even meals) for someone in need. The APS Foundation, consisting of the 11 Associated Public Schools, combined to produce a night of outstanding music performances, APS Live. The concert was in support of the newly founded Robert Connor Dawes Fund, a charity 'supporting brain matters in the areas of Research, Care and Development' as they relate to children and young adults. It was a great opportunity for students to support a worthy cause while mingling with other APS students in a non-competitive environment. One of the key qualities of The College is the endless opportunities it provides. Whether it's in the classroom or out, on excursions locally or beyond, we are able to link our learning and experiences and apply these to real-life situations. Our traditions and history have helped develop the values and culture of our College; however, in programs, curriculum, music, the arts, sport and other learning experiences we are forwardthinking and seek innovation to help prepare for our bright futures.
SCHOOL PREFECTS 3rd Row: Max Steinfort, Isaac Crawley, Jack Shembrey, Sam Russell
2nd Row: Steffie Thomson, Lucy Macdonald, Shayden Robinson, Melody Philpott, Charlie Callan, Erica White, Lucy Bishop Front Row: Amy Sheridan, Charlie Medic, Annabelle Shannon, Mr Andrew Barr, Ms Joan Gill, William May, Clodagh Taylor, Lachie Chamley
One of the main aspects of our College's culture is sport. Sport provides students with an environment not only to stay fit and healthy, but also to develop relationships with other students in different year levels, share passions and most importantly have fun. Every Saturday we look forward to representing our College at weekly sporting meets. At these meets we are able to express our pride in The Geelong College, not only through the wearing of the uniform, but also through our respected competitive nature. Upon introduction to our new Principal, Mr Barr, at the beginning of the year, it was evident to us that he is a warm, engaging and caring person who has a passion for the education, growth and development of young people. His friendliness and genuine interest in everyone has developed into encouraging students to be actively involved in all facets of the school. Students come first with Mr Barr. He insists that we, as school prefects, lead him and the staff onto the stage at assembly. It is little acts like this that reflect his student-orientated values and belief in our leadership abilities. We thank you, Mr Barr, for your enthusiasm in directing us all towards an exciting future, which also incorporates great pride in our past. Every one of you is crucial to our College and what we are proud of. It is not what we have that makes our College, it is how we feel, how we act and how we connect with the people in our community that makes it such an incredible place. The greatest and most important attribute of The Geelong College is this sense of community. We are one college.
We have thoroughly enjoyed our time at The College and are very thankful for our opportunity to be co-captains of such an incredible school. We wish everyone a fulfilling and successful future and sincerely thank you all for your unwavering support. We are all so fortunate.
Head of Senior School Daniel Mahon As I reflect on the year, I am again reminded of the words of the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation Chief Executive, Andrew Penfold, who said, 'J\n education isn't like a
blanket that you give someone who is cold. An education is an opportunity you give someone, but they have to do the work themselves in order to be successful. That's why education is the fundamental key to unlocking potential." In the Senior School there have been numerous opportunities throughout 2013, both within and outside of the classroom, for students to unlock their individual potentials. With this in mind, authentic learning experiences are of increasing importance. The realisation of potential, as a result of these and other experiences, has been a highlight of the year. The immersion of Year 9 students in one of the six City Programs in Melbourne, enabled them to pursue their interest in Art, English, Geography, Performing Arts, Physical Education or Science in a very different context to the normal school environment. The Senior School Production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Arts Week and the Foundation Concert all provided students with opportunities to be immersed in art, theatre and music.
Throughout the year, students' understandings of what it means to be part of a community have also been broadened. An integral part of the journey of Year 10 students' education beyond the walls of the Senior School campus was their involvement in the Fulfilling Lives program. Students travelled to Tanna in Vanuatu, Borneo, Cambodia or Central Australia, whilst others immersed themselves in the Shalom, Cottage by the Sea and Refugees programs. On a more local level, two innovative projects were conducted in partnership with campuses of Northern Bay College. A leadership workshop was led by College Prefects with Years 7 and 8 students from the Hendy St Secondary Campus. Also a community engagement project by a group of Years 9 to 12 students was designed to re-develop the Tallis St Primary Campus' play area, in partnership with primary school students and parents.
Furthermore, the Senior School's connection with the North Geelong community was strengthened when students from the North Geelong Secondary College attended this year's Diversity Day celebrations with money raised from the day being donated to build three houses in the Mae Surin Detention Centre, Thailand. This is the refugee centre from which many of the North Geelong Secondary College refugee students have come. Finally, 'The Great College Shave' raised funds to help reduce the impacts of homelessness in Geelong. It has been inspiring to witness our Senior School students taking the initiative and demonstrating real care for their community, whilst unlocking their own potential and creating real change.
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Calvert House HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms R Palmer TUTORS: Mr KJess, Mrs LGallus, Mr C Morgan, Ms D Nikolovski, Mrs T Foley CAPTAINS: Hannah Portogallo, Jack Shembrey PREFECTS: Laura Blackman, Tom Carman, Gemma D'Adamo, Laura D'Adamo, Alex Livermore, Angus McKindlay, Melody Philpott
The wise, old Calvert House has seen yet another year pass with many enjoyable and fulfilling events. The House system at The Geelong College encourages teamwork and bonds to be made between the students. Calvert House in 2013 has embodied this and challenged the other houses whilst having fun. The year began with a splash as everyone prepared for House Swimming. We donned our safari costumes and prepared to hunt the competition. Everyone pulled on their maroon caps for the team and gave it a ferocious crack to finish an admirable fifth place. Rose Jennett and Brayden Allan gave superb efforts to take away championships in their age group, as did Ethan Braslis and Angus Boyd in finishing 3rd. The Year 9s and their Year 12 buddies spent an enjoyable tutorial playing softball with our new principal, Mr Barr. However, his skills weren't enough to shape our technique and we were knocked out of House Softball. A glorious 1st place in Tennis was due to the speed and accuracy around the court of Georgina Calvert and Matt Synoradzki. Our skills with the racquet continued with Angus Tan shining in Badminton.
The House Music result did not reflect our hard work tuning our performance. In the end our solid 6th place was a credit to the small group performance by Bronte Connoley, Rose Jennett, Noah Nicholas, Angela Morris, Alexander Blight, James Gorell and Angus Wylie singing 'No Woman, No Cry'. The Hockey team, organised by Tom Carman, won a thrilling final against Coles. In Basketball, Jayden Barber led a strong Calvert team into the final against Morrison. We lost, but Ms Palmer was sufficiently impressed to reward us with doughnuts. Melody Philpott was the experienced leader of the Netball team, which had a very enjoyable time on court. In Girls' Basketball, a dominant effort from all players plus the unrivalled talent of Chantel Horvat ensured the girls pulled off a solid win. In between sport and study, the Year 12s organised trips down to Pakington Street to buy lunch with our Year 9 buddies. The outings were a great way to bond with our new mates and to get out of school. Looking back on the year, many people remember the cross-country as being an event where our House ran the show. We had several top 3 place-getters, including Angela Morris, Ben Robinson, Gemma D'Adamo, Bronte Connoley, Hannah Watson and Angus Wylie.
The Year 12s took the customary trip up the Cloisters tower, from where we observed the magical view of our beautiful school grounds. Laura Blackman's organisation of the Calvert Bake Sale, term 3's community service, was exceptional and a lot of money was raised towards the Give Where You Live foundation in Geelong. On behalf of the House, we would like to thank our committed tutors, Mr Jess (Year 9), Mrs Gallus (Year 10), Mr Morgan and Ms Nikolovski (Year 11) and Mrs Foley (Year 12) and Head of House Mrs Palmer, who does so much behind the scenes. And lastly to our fellow Year 12s, most of you have been with us since our humble beginning in Year 9 (and some even before that). We have grown closer as a group and we will not forget you. To next year's Calverteers, we wish you all the best and hope you enjoy your time in the Mighty Maroon House! Jack Shembrey & Hannah Portogallo
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Coles House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr P Conway TUTORS: Mr D Clifford, Ms D Hynes, Mr R Morris, Mr A Payne, Mrs P Porter, Mrs L Treadwell, Mrs K Brown CAPTAINS: Hannah Caithness, Isaac Crawley PREFECTS: Charlie Callan, Georgia Del Rio, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Molly Forshaw, Lachlan Palmer-Hill
Coles House united once again under the proud flag of light blue. Although light blue can be seen as passive, this was not the case for our brave members who gave their all in House events. This resulted in our stomachs never being empty, as doughnuts continued to flow through the doors prior to House assembly. A new bunch of fresh, multi-talented Year 9s brought excitement to the House, with everyone eager to participate. A humble 4th in Softball and a 6th in Tennis did not reflect the endeavour of our Coles members. The whole House was giving 110% with little reward. Luckily, some recognition came when House Music rolled around. Our small group, led by Ben Wade and Matthew Castles, performed a 'mashup' 'The Show Floats On'. Our big group followed this outstanding performance with a rendition of Bruno Mars' 'Marry You'. We placed 3rd overall, with a 1st in the 'big group' category. This was due to the hard work the usually 'sporty' Coles group put into this event. In Cricket, our young team was written off by competitors. To their dismay, the 'baby' Coles cricketers, led by the Langley brothers, finished 2nd in the competition. House Swimming produced Coles' first win for the season. All members swam their pants off, which was beneficial - as pants are hard to swim in. Everyone did a great job filling all events.
Congratulations must go to Billy Cunningham, Will Golightly, Keeley Murrihy, Georgie Allen and Julia Mann for their outstanding performances in their age groups. As winter arrived the popularity of the House heater increased, although it was not terribly warm. Although cold, we were no less hungry for success. The Senior Netball Girls were keen for victory, and showed they had 'pivotal' skills on the court. Fighting hard into the final, we lost the match by the narrowest margin, but thanks to the efforts of the junior team we were able to win Netball overall. In Hockey, under sheets of rain, despite the talents of Claudia Crawley and Olivia Garcey, we were unable to win the 3rd round and finished 3rd overall. House Football followed and although the Coles players gelled together as any premiership side would, they missed out on the final, finishing 3rd overall. Athletics was the climax of the year's House competitions: the Cronk Trophy was still in contention, or so we were told. So what better to choose as a theme than Nerds and Geeks! The blue Geeks took over the field, marking their place in nearly every event with terrific results. Three of the eight individual age champions were members of Coles: Lachie McPherson, Julia Mann and Harry Graham. It was not just these superstars who
helped us to victory, but the participation and dedication of every house member. This feature of Coles showed up again in our final event of the year, Rowing. The contest brought out Coles' determination as we rowed our way strongly first over the finish line. This our convivial House spirit - is something many Houses envy. We were also successful fundraisers. Our traditional barbecue at the Swimming proved to be a great money-earner. We backed this up in Term 3 with our ever-popular chocolate fundraiser, which allowed us to contribute to local charity Outpost, supporting needy communities in Africa. Coles would not be the wonderful House it is without our supportive staff. Long-time tutors Mr Morris (Year 12), Ms Hynes (Year 9) and Mrs Porter (Year 11) were delighted to be joined this year by another Coles veteran, Mr Clifford (Year 10). Our fifth tutor, Mrs Treadwell (Year 9), showed her love of art and passion for Coles with her fantastic contribution to House Arts. A huge thank you must go to our wonderful Head of House, Mr Conway. He is there for us in the House room every morning and his laid-back, but caring attitude has helped us succeed on and off the sporting field. Hannah Caithness & Isaac Crawley House Captains
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Keith House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Gilby TUTORS: Mrs J Gainey, Mrs J-A Hussey, Mr E Kovacev, Mrs D Lannan, Mrs K Saunders, Mrs ESmith CAPTAINS: Julia Colman, Jack Curnow PREFECTS: Beatrice Fraser, William May, Sarah Meager, Emma Ring, William Shelley
The saying goes 'if it ain't broke don't fix it'. This year in Keith the traditions were carried on with new ones developed along the way. Our results in many of the major House events may have seemed disappointing, but we couldn't have been more proud as whenever there was an event we had the people willing to help out. Keith had a feel-good factor; whatever was happening always seemed to be extremely enjoyable. We peaked towards the latter part of the year in House Competitions. We reached the Futsal final following a series of intense rounds. Despite the talents of Mark Pisankitvanich, Keith went down in the final in a close contest with McArthur. Keith's oratory skills were evident as the debaters argued their way to the finals, which they narrowly lost to Morrison. The Rowing team finished their race strongly, moving up from 7th to 3rd in a very exciting finish. Our greatest achievement came in Athletics when Keith placed 2nd by the smallest of margins, 3 points. Our 'give it a go' attitude got us nail-bitingly close to the top. With age champion awards going to Will May, Charlie Curnow, Zaine Cordy, Callum Mackay and Claudia Conway, there were many commendable performances from a wide crosssection of the House. The day also saw the removal of Mr Kovacev's 28-year-old moustache. We did not place as well in other major events, but we had a great time. For Swimming, we
dressed up as creatures of the deep green sea and there were plenty of pirates in the House room. We had some great races, including the Year 10 4x100 relay in which Tom Vaughan, Tom Neerhut, Callum Mackay and Ben Malone swam their hearts out to come 1st (unfortunately they were later disqualified). Other memorable moments included the House chant as Keith went 'Thrift Shopping'. House Music was also memorable as Emma Ring organised the belting out of'Love Generation'. We were unable to move into the higher placings despite a beautiful small group performance featuring Phillipa McQuinn singing 'White Flag'. While the overall result in Cross Country was not favourable, we did have some outstanding individual performances by Claudia Conway, Zoe Dixon, Tom McGowan and Adriana Stojanovski. Other successes included the Senior Boys Tennis as Zaine Cordy and Charlie Curnow took out the title, showing that their older brothers are not the only ones with sporting talent. The Boys Soccer team made the final with some fine displays from Peter Angliss. Unfortunately, for the second year running, we lost to McArthur. The Keith Olympics was a huge drawcard for the House. Everyone was keen to prove their worth at basketball shooting and Weetbix eating, with the team from Jamaica winning the gold medal. We also enjoyed letting off steam playing dodgeball and volleyball.
Thank you to the House Prefects, Beatrice Fraser, Emma Ring, Will May, Sarah Meager and Will Shelley, who went out of their way to organise House activities. Keith raised over $1100 to sponsor a World Vision child through an innovative fundraising system. The Year 9s and their Year 12 buddies, along with volunteers from Years 10 and 11, organised 'scratchie tickets' that revealed the amount of money participants had to donate. Our tutors were, as ever, Keith-spirited. Thank you, Mrs Smith (Year 11), Mrs Gainey (Year 10), Mrs Lannan, Mrs Saunders and Mrs Hussey (Year 9) and Mr Kovacev, who finished the four-year round trip with the Year 12s. We would also like to acknowledge Mr Gilby's effort in running the House and, in his absence, the leadership provided by Mrs Lannan. Without them, Keith would only be half as mighty. In their final year, our Year 12s exemplified the true character of Keith. They displayed great teamwork and flourished as true individuals. As "We face neither East nor West: we face forward" (Kwame Nkrumah), we hope that they will always remember their time in the mighty green House. We leave the green traditions in the capable hands of our Year 11 s and congratulate Keith on an amazing year. Go Keith! Jack Curnow & Julia Colman
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McArthur House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr LJoyce TUTORS: Ms P Clark, Mrs K Heard, Mr R Kayler-Thomson, Mr G Naylor, Ms L Paatsch, Mr M Thacker, Ms Van Cleef CAPTAINS: Steph McClelland, Hamish Seller PREFECTS: Pat Brimacombe, Sarah Cielish, Monty Cole, Kelly Speakman, Sam Walsh
McArthur continued its enthusiastic approach to House competitions in 2013 as well as demonstrating incredible spirit in every situation. As a House we succeeded in many ways, not only on the sporting ground, but also in other important House activities. McArthur made a fresh start to the year with a new Head of House, Mr Lachy Joyce. With high expectations of what it means to be in McArthur, Mr Joyce was quick to realise our passion and keenness to achieve our goals in anything we pursued. Term one's inter-House competition produced mixed results, with one ofthe most significant being Badminton. With students such as Han Trinh and Dan Batarilo being 1st team members, McArthur demonstrated its skill with the racquet and shuttlecock as we won the competition. Backing up this amazing achievement was a 2nd placing in Tennis, after narrowly losing to Calvert House. Our efforts in Cricket, Swimming and Softball cannot be dismissed as the House achieved very commendable 5th, 4th and 3rd placings respectively. Although not achieving the same results as in recent years, our performance in House Music should not be ignored. All performers, whether in the Big or Small Group, should be incredibly proud of their efforts and enthusiasm throughout rehearsals and the final performance.
McArthur's success continued in the middle of the year as we came away with a 3rd placing in Cross Country. Many individuals achieved Age Champions placings, with special mentions to Jade Davie, Sarah Smith and Sam Maries. The remaining weeks of Term 2 produced 5th placings in Hockey and Netball as well as a 3rd placing in Basketball. Third term was an incredibly successful time as the House came 1st in numerous events. Having won House Soccer the previous 3 years, the boys produced another stunning victory over Keith. McArthur won the House Football, too, clearly demonstrating our students' skill and talent. Artistic talents were displayed by many students including Sarah Cielesh, Miles Temple and Kelly Speakman during the House Arts competition, resulting in another 1st placing. McArthur students not only achieved great success in House Competition but played their part in the community with our House charity, Relay for Life. To have nearly every hour of the 24 hours filled with a McArthur member was an outstanding effort and everyone involved should be commended.
The McArthur Tutors deserve big thankyous for their work throughout the year - in particular Year 12 tutors Mr Naylor, Mr Thacker and Mrs Heard guided us through our four-year journey at Senior School. Mr Joyce was outstanding in organising everything to do with the House and guiding the Year 12s through their final year. He has done an excellent job of continuing McArthur tradition, while bringing a fresh approach; we thank him and are happy knowing the House is in safe hands. Go McArthur! Hamish Seller & Steph McClelland House Captains
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Mclean House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mrs M Barnes TUTORS: Mr D Carroll, Mr D Hibbard, Ms AM Mahoney, Mr A Smith, Mr G Smith, Mrs C Toi CAPTAINS: Ellen Porter, Curtis Wynhoven PREFECTS: Crista Gekas, Jacqui Grange, Eu Vin Hor, Jacqueline Humphries, Charlie Medic, Alexander Wood
Mclean began 2013 with the Year 12s repainting the Houseroom lockers. The comic-strip theme was certainly a colourful way to welcome everyone back. The Year 9s settled in quickly with the ever-present guidance of their buddies. The excited hubbub of the first day set the tone for the rest of the year with new friends being made across all year levels. In the first House event of the year, Softball, the Mclean girls finished 2nd. Tennis and Cricket followed with Mclean finishing 3rd in each. Volleyball produced an exciting 2nd. Our first major House event was Swimming, where Mclean plunged in. Harry Dalton finished 2nd overall in the U16 Boys, Jemima Hutchins was 3rd overall in the U16 Girls and Charlotte Kay took 2nd place in the U17 Girls. Although Mclean hasn't had an outstanding history in swimming, we placed an impressive 2nd in the House chant competition, with our rendition of 'The Discovery Channel' by Bloodhound Gang, rewritten by lyrical genius Alex Wood.
This triumph was a valuable warm-up for House Music, which was held on the last day of Term 1 in Morrison Hall. Throughout the term, Ellen Porter, with the help of the House Prefects, led the House through many long rehearsals. All the work paid off, as Mclean showed its talent in Big Group performing Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer·; which impressed the judges. The Small Group, consisting of Sam Porter, Beth Whittem, Ellen Porter, Fraser Brierly, Tiffany Wong and Miette Miller, blew away the audience with Bruno Mars' "Locked Out Of Heaven". McLean's talent and commitment earned the House an astonishing 1st place! Our next big event, Cross Country, was held after school in Term 2 and all members of Mclean ran 'Chariots-of-Fire' style to achieve an overall 6th place. Those who placed in the top 10 within their age groups are once again to be congratulated. Later in the year, the Mclean girls provided the House with doughnuts by winning House Soccer. Come spring, the weather continued to tease, but luckily the day was dry and sunny for Athletics. The Casino-style theme was colourful, inventive and even elegant as Mclean students showed up as cards, dice, dealers and slot machines. Most important, however, was the wonderful participation on the day with only two events missed.
Over this eventful year, Mclean has shown great spirit and again is recognised for its friendly culture. We would like to thank the tutors, Mr Alistair Smith, Mr Dale Carroll, Mrs Catherine Toi, Mr Greg Smith, Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney and Mr David Hibbard. Lastly, we would like to thank our positive Head of House, Mrs Melissa Barnes, for looking after the House and guiding the students throughout the year. We have thoroughly enjoyed being House Captains of Mclean and we wish everyone a safe and happy year in 2014. Ellen Porter & Curtis Wynhoven
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Morrison House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr K Flanagan TUTORS: Mr M Andrews, Mr T Bridges, Mrs C Brown, Mrs D Cleary, Mrs H Green, Ms S Hallows, Miss S Mackenzie CAPTAINS: Hannah Kent-Spark, Patrick Spinazzola PREFECTS: Ernest Beckley, Adam Guala, Alana Hocking, Shayden Robinson, Steffie Thomson
Morrison began 2013 full of energy and excitement with a great team of prefects, tutors, the enforcement of"K-Flan'; Kevin Flanagan, and new students in Years 9 and 10. Term 1 saw us diving into House Swimming. The theme was 'pyjamas' and we displayed a united front in attire and swimming performance, resulting in 2nd place. The roars from the Morrison stand for our super fishes, Annabel Scott and Harry Kershaw, were hard to ignore. For House Music, our musically gifted Year 12s led the way. Our big group performance of Little Talks won us a 1st placing and was backed up by our small group's amazing rendition of Sunsets. The determination and commitment of Emma Hurley, Luke Wood, Markjangprasit, Wendy Zhu and Zac Yeaman secured 2nd place overall and ensured the most successful start to our campaign for the Cronk Trophy in half a decade. Term 2 saw an increased emphasis on interyear level relationships. The most popular activities were walks to Pakington Street for lunch and dodgeball tournaments. These activities contributed to a strong House spirit and sense of belonging. These bonding exercises paid off in Cross-Country. The entire House attended and celebrated a hard-earned 1st place. Congratulations to Mason Spikers and Lilli Balaam for winning their age groups, and Meg Kent-Spark for placing 2nd.
We flourished in the minor events, which our Year 12s captained admirably. Adam Guala and Alana Hocking led the Basketball teams to place 1st in the boys' and 2nd in the girls' competition. Tim Mclean headed a strong Cricket squad, whilst Arabella Doery led the way to an impressive 3rd place in a tough Netball competition. Rebecca Griffiths took charge of a fierce Girls Soccer team, who won their way into the final in a last-gasp penalty shoot-out. Ernest Beckley led a tough Football side into 5th place, while Frazer Stewart steered the underdog Waterpolo side into 2nd place after a final that went to a penalty shoot-out. Morrison House delivered a great performance in Athletics, finishing 3rd. Well done to Lilli Balaam, Mason Spikers, Alannah Kreidl, Summer Spikers and Harry Kershaw who won age-level medals. The final event of the year was Rowing and a united crew led us to a hard-fought 5th place finish. The Year 9s were a good-natured, lively presence who embraced the challenges thrown their way. Mr Andrews helped them make the transition to the Senior School. Later in the year they were joined by Mrs Green while Mr Andrews was Head of Mackie Boarding House. The Year 10s were unstoppable on the sporting field. They had a variety of tutors, starting with Mrs Brown and Mrs Cleary, followed by Ms Mackenzie in Semester 2. Each tutor brought their own flair to the position while nurturing them throughout the year.
Ms Hallows mentored Year 11. Her organised approach benefited them as they enter the business end of their school life. There was a theme of commitment as the Year 11s were willing to contribute to the entire House. Morrison will be in good hands in 2014. The Year 12s were fortunate to continue with Mr Bridges for a second year. Some might say he 'drew the short straw' but we did our best to keep him happy. Tutes with "Bridgo" and his broad grin were a welcome escape from the pressures ofVCE. Mr Bridges was a well-loved mentor and his genuine desire to see us all perform to the best of our abilities was appreciated. The year came to a close successfully, with Morrison proving to be a force to be reckoned with. We were honoured to have narrowly taken 1st place in The Cronk and congratulate all other Houses on being great competitors. The Year 12s will miss the friendly atmosphere we experienced over the last four years and appreciate the quirks and qualities of all in Morrison. The prefects Adam Guala, Alana Hocking, Rebecca Griffiths, Ernest Beckley, Shayden Robinson and Steffie Thomson - did an incredible job leading alongside the Year 12s, teachers and K-Flan. Thank you to everyone for the hard work that made 2013 such a successful year. Hannah Kent-Spark & Patrick Spinazzola
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Shannon House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Donovan TUTORS: Mrs D Bain, Mr S Benz, Ms V Chabant, Mrs D Filling, Mr P Hannah, Mr J Nicholson, Mr P Taylor, Mrs C Watson CAPTAINS: Sam Russell, Amy Sheridan PREFECTS: Lucy Bishop, Will Cailes, Will Couch, Ella Fenton, Maddie Leonard, Annabelle Shannon, Max Steinfort
Shannon has always been known for its team spirit and competitive nature and 2013 was no exception. We welcomed plenty of new faces, especially the incredibly enthusiastic and determined Year 9s, to our freshly decorated House room and welcomed back our diligent Year 1Os and 11 sand our Year 12s for their final year. Starting the year with the Valentine's Day fundraiser, we worked together to spread the love while raising over $800 for the Cancer Council, World Vision and Lachie Cameron's Rhine Run. Many of our Year 12s gave up their afternoons to assist in this tremendous effort. Soon after the Girls Softball team took top place in a hard-fought final of House competition. Not letting the girls take all the glory, Nie Cayzer and Max Steinfort delivered outstanding displays in Tennis, while 'Wink' Simpson produced Test-worthy efforts on the cricket pitch. As the major events of Term 1 loomed, Houses had begun to hear word of Shannon's swimming sensation, Ella Fenton, who placed in the top three competitors for her age group for consecutive years. Our Geeks and Gangsters theme ensured that all those who weren't in the pool were equally enthused as they supported up-and-coming diver Louise McDonald, who contributed to Shannon's 3rd placing. In House Music, the likes of Joss Russell, Nick Simson and Eliza McGrath displayed outstanding ability in the small group, performing 'Hallelujah'.
The big group, led by maestro Will Cailes, pulled off a magnificent Glee-inspired 'Don't Stop Believing' performance. We finished in 5th place and all students deserve credit for their outstanding efforts. As Term 2 resumed, the sports were in full swing. Our outstanding Badminton players Isabelle Pilon, Hannah Morrow and David Jelfs led the House to a commendable 2nd place. Under the watchful eye of veteran Cameron Mackenzie, Shannon did well to finish 3rd in Hockey. Being a House renowned for their talent on the Cross Country track, under the strict training regime of'Dono'. we again delivered an outstanding performance to come 2nd. All runners must be congratulated, in particular Annabelle Shannon, who finished 1st for her 4th consecutive year, and Lucy Bishop who came 2nd, proving the strength of our Senior Girls. Term 3 showcased our all-round talent, as senior and junior House members produced sporting excellence. Young guns Laura Cayzer and Sammy Simson stepped up and we finished 2nd overall in Netball. The boys, young and old, starred in Football, with Sam Russell, Will Couch and Luke Henry providing valiant on-field efforts. The Shannonites continued to shine in the pool with an incredible victory in Waterpolo after a penalty shoot-out. With the end of the House competition in sight,
everyone rallied. Our Debaters were outstanding, finishing with many wins. Our Jungle Bookthemed athletes also gave other Houses a run for their money come Athletics Day. Filling every event, thanks to Madeleine Leonard's incredible organisation, all Shannonites should be proud of their determination on the track and in field events. With Will Lord securing a 2nd place for his age group, Shannon is set up for future outstanding athletic performances. While all students put in great efforts, much ofour success would not be possible without the work of our terrific tutors, Mr Hannah, Mrs Watson, Ms Bain, Ms Filling, Mr Taylor, Mme Chabant and Mr Nicholson. They must be thanked for ensuring our year ran smoothly. The Shannon prefects played an incredible role in the year's achievements. Will Cailes, Will Couch, Max Steinfort, Madeleine Leonard, Ella Fenton, Lucy Bishop and Annabelle Shannon were outstanding leaders and role models to all House members. They will be sorely missed. However, the real hero was our Head of House, Gerard 'Dono' Donovan. His competitive spirit and drive has led Shannon to countless victories. His constant support made the year memorable for many of us. We have high hopes not only for the Shannon prefects of 2014 but the entire House. Good luck and Go Shannon! Amy Sheridan & Sam Russell House Captains
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Wettenhall House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mrs A Jackman TUTORS: Mr P Blanchfield, Ms L Bourke, Ms S Dong, Mrs H. Green, Mrs A Tymms, Mrs G Ulloa CAPTAINS: Lachie Chomley, Lucy Macdonald PREFECTS: Lach Ian Baker, Lilli Cashman, Jacob Jess, Clodagh Taylor
In 2013, Wettenhall yet again defied all uncertainty and was a strong and united competitor among Houses. Under the watchful eye of Amanda Jackman, we welcomed the newcomers and banded together to create a force to be reckoned with. The enthusiastic Year 9s came into the House with positive mindsets. Under the leadership of Ms Bourke, they immediately contributed strongly and many of them were awarded Junior House Colours. It is reassuring to know that the students ofWettenhall will be having a crack in years to come. We commend the Year 9s and wish them the best as they continue to mould Wettenhall into an aligned, enthusiastic House. Once again the Year 10s, directed by Ms Dong, showed perseverance and made strong contributions. They demonstrated the spirit of Wettenhall as they consistently volunteered for events and showed their true colours in competition. As they move into their senior years of schooling, they will admirably continue to fill every event and win multiple House points.
The Year 11 s were not a group to be lightly dismissed. They possess a large array of talents, from music to debating to sport. They expressed these talents with their constant enthusiasm to get involved in whatever they could, a trait that will hold them in good stead. The Year 11 boat, coxed by Mr Blanchfield and Mrs Green, is a steady one, which seems to be sailing in smooth waters as they move through their schooling careers. Ah, the Year 12s ... where to start? The senior Wettenhalians of2013 are a diverse bunch who, despite their many differences, bonded terrifically to form a harmonious, fun and loving group. The members of this gang showed outstanding leadership in providing superb role models for those in younger year levels, as they always strived to do their best in all that they participated in. Always devoted to Wettenhall's cause, the Year 12s were continually willing to give activities their best shot, regardless of the final result.
On the whole, 2013 was a great year for Wettenhall - a year of not so many triumphs, but a lot of being gracious in defeat, which counts for a lot. Again this year, our Community Service was to volunteer at the 'Vinnies' Centre where students assisted with the sorting, pricing and display of goods. The success of the year would not have been possible without the tireless efforts of all Wettenhall tutors, who keep their students in check. Without the outstanding effort that Mrs Jackman puts into organising and coordinating activities and events, Wettenhall House would be a 'shloppy' mess. The future looks bright for Wettenhall, with vast amounts of talent moving up through the ranks. We wish these younger year levels the best of luck in their future years and in their quest to fill the void left by the Year 12s. Lucy Macdonald & Lachie Chamley House Captains
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Mackie House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Smith TUTORS: Mr M Andrews, Mr J Fraser, Mr B Robbins, Mr LJoyce, Mr M Cheatley, Mr B Gardiner MATRON: Mrs J Jeffreys CAPTAIN: Ernest Beckley PREFECTS: Tim McLean, Alexander Wood, Monty Cole, Angus McKindlay, Eu Vin Hor, William May, William Langley
When I first arrived at Mackie House, I had no idea what to expect and no idea what the other boarders in my year level were going to be like. However, 3 years have passed and I have come to love the boarding house as a second home. The friends I've made will be my friends for many years to come. The boarding house has also helped us mature into young men. The boys in Mackie House have been involved in many in-house activities, family days and outings. Early in the year, all boarders visited Lorne for the day, where we were able to bond and catch up from the long break. It was great fun to play cricket on the beach, but also playing 'markers up' with the tennis ball was awesome. Some of the pack marks were sensational! Later, during Term 1, we had a Tennis Day, which gave the parents a rare chance to visit and have a hit of tennis with their kids as well as playing with the other boarding students. It was also great to see our Head of House, Mr Smith, playing and making us all seem like rookies
compared to his prowess on the tennis court! In term 2 we travelled up to Melbourne to see the 'King Kong' theatre production, which many of us found very enjoyable and interesting. The special effects were unrivalled, and afterwards many of us shared our amazement at the obvious time and effort that was put into the making of the spectacular musical. Mackie would not have been a place of nurturing care if it wasn't for our surrogate mother, Mrs Jeffreys. The House could not function properly without the help of all the Tutors and Mr Smith. I would like to thank Mr Andrews, Mr Fraser, Mr Robbins, Mr Joyce, Mr Cheatley and Mr Smith for another successful year in Mackie House. Thanks also go to Mr Taylor, Mr Conway and Mr Morgan for filling in for the Tutors and our Nurse, Mrs Maas, who is always there for the boarders no matter what time it is. Special thanks must also be extended to Mr Mahon and the Boarding House Committee, who worked tirelessly throughout the year
to ensure that Mackie is as pleasant and comfortable as possible. Once again thanks must go to Mr Smith for always going out of his way and working very hard to make sure Mackie House runs in a civilised manner and to Mr Andrews for filling in the position of Head of House in Term 3. His efforts in taking over for the term were outstanding and we all appreciated his hours of dedication to keeping the house in order. Coming from an indigenous background in the Torres Strait, I was given the greatest privilege and honour in being made Mackie Captain. The role was challenging, yet very enjoyable. For that, I would like to thank my fellow prefects, Timmy, Monty, Vin, Alex, Will May, Gus and Will Langley for being respectable role models for the House. Without them, many great events and activities would just not have happened at all. Thanks, too, to all the Year 12s and the rest of the boys for a very successful year in Mackie. I hope that after school the connection that we Year 12s share will not end, but grow into something more. Who knows where the future will take us? One thing is for sure. The memories that the Year 12s and I have made in our time at Mackie will be carried with us for many years to come. Ernest Beckley House Captain
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Mossgiel House HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms C Matthews TUTORS: Ms J Chirnside, Mrs A Jackman, Ms K Vokic, Ms S Vokic, Mrs C Watson MATRONS: Mrs V Dunstone, Ms S Vokic CAPTAINS: Lucy Macdonald, Steph McClelland PREFECTS: Beatrice Fraser, Laura Mackenzie, Clodagh Taylor
With many new girls joining the Mossgiel boarders, many from interstate, the transition to a new school year was a difficult one. But we were able to come together in 2013 and overcome these challenges, enabling us to truly connect as a community. One way to ease the homesickness for the girls is to see parents when possible, and our two parent days helped ease the loss of "family time". Our tennis day in Term 1 was again a successful one, with most families making the trip to come down to have a hit and meet our new Principal, Andrew Barr. The day was a chance for families to make new connections and renew old ones in order to create a stronger community. The Mossgiel-Mackie parents day was done a bit differently in 2013. The girls decided to have an indoor Urban vs. Rural Futsal match. With the healthy competition, and the addition of team members from the Doery clan, we were able to provide nail-bitting entertainment for the parents.
All the Mossgiel girls were able to give back through Community Service. Beginning the year with our annual Easter Egg Raffle, we clearly demonstrated that food bribery will always prevail: the lucky winner was provided with enough chocolate to last until next Easter. The raffle proceeds went to ex-boarder Lachy Cameron and his Rhine River Run, which raised money for Meniere's disease. We also undertook a pedometer challenge, in which all the units and staff competed to see who could walk the most steps each week. This also helped the girls get active and interested in how much exercise they do each day. For another new activity, we dusted off our needles and beginning to challenge our inner grandmothers in order to knit blankets for the To Addis with Love foundation, an organisation aiding women in Africa. These Community Service activities helped the girls connect with the wider community and think about how they can give to those less fortunate than themselves.
Throughout the year the girls were involved in numerous activities that strengthened our sense of community while having fun. The mid-year formal let us all go back to our country roots and release the farmer within, although some boys decided to dress up as a wife instead. Dinner was followed by a fun-filled evening of bush dancing. Later in the term we travelled to Melbourne to watch the stage production of'King Kong'. This was an incredibly entertaining night, with all of the girls wondering at the talents of the performers. Ms Matthews also surprised the girls by adding a new member to Mossgiel. The Wii became a favourite in the House, with many girls brushing up their skills on Mario Cart. The Year 12 cohort in Mossgiel was a large one, with many different personalities. Starting from the original 7 who entered Mossgiel as little Year 9s, our group grew considerably. Although we saw people come and go over the years, we remained an incredibly close year level. Thankyou to all the girls in Year 12 for making our final year at Mossgiel so special. We wish them luck in their futures. To the younger girls, we also express our thanks, for without you all our time at Mossgiel would not have been the same. A shout-out goes to our amazing Tutors and Matrons at Mossgiel, Mrs Watson, Mrs Jackman, Susan, Jess, Kylie and Valerie, who give up a great deal of their time to look after us. Finally, we thank our Head of House, Ms Matthews. Without her motherly presence Mossgiel never would run as smoothly.
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Year 10 Politics The two-day Year 10 Politics Program was very successful in giving students an opportunity to learn more about Australian politics. Students were allocated to various parties, ranging from the Greens to Bob Katter's Australia Party. Whether it was as party leader or campaign manager, each student had the opportunity to explore a role. These jobs enabled us to gain an insight into the aspects of democracy, including giving a press conference and campaigning. This creation of a mini democracy wouldn't have rung true without the input of the media. The group of media students brought to the program a fun and exciting, although at times heated, atmosphere. Federal ALP politician Richard Maries talked to the students about his work as the then Trade Minister and MP for Corio. It was an amazing experience to listen to someone who deals with th is type of work every day. We were also fortunate to listen to an Australian speech writer, Dr Dennis Glover. This was a fun and interactive address, in which we discussed the importance of speeches such as 'I have a dream' by Martin Luther King Junior and the way in which they revolutionised the world. At the end of the campaign, we all voted for a 'prime minister'. Congratulations to Tansy Pereira and the Nationals Party for winning this election. All of the leaders did an amazing job at representing their parties. However, it was soon realised that the leaders were nothing without the support of their party members. Special thanks must be made to the teachers involved in the program, especially Mr Naylor. Nothing would have been possible without their hard work and commitment. At the beginning of this marvellous program, I had no idea what to expect. Yet I completed it with a sense of elation and motivation. I knew that I, an average citizen of Australia, had the power to stand up for what I believed in irrespective of my race, colour, religion or gender. The fact is we take for granted the freedom and equality we have in our vast country. We may groan about Kevin Rudd's latest gaffe or Tony Abbott's 'budgie smugglers'. However, we should be grateful that we aren't in the political strife like that of Egypt or Syria where hundreds of innocent civilians are dying every day. So instead of moaning about petty mistakes made by politicians, let's make the most of our political freedom and "ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country". Eliza Fordham
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DEBATING 4th Row: Georgina Calvert, Mitchell O'Leary, Alexander Gregory, Lily Cox, Alex Baensch, Lachlan Patrick, Simeon Flanagan, Davis George, Andrew Goldsack, Philippa Thorne 3rd Row: Maysie Sadler, Rebecca Bath, Sophie Clark, Grace Carroll, William Carr, Robert Fowler, Kasra Reja, Madalyn Colman, Claudia Crawley, Nina Brown, Dayne Jackson 2nd Row: Shani Watson, Tansy Pereira, Lachlan Baensch, Amelia Patrick, Hamish McKie, Lucas Whittem, Sophie Young, Ellen Wang, Eliza Fordham, Melis Layik, Sophie Gough Front Row: Ally Luppino, Crista Gekas, Will Cailes, Molly Forshaw, Tom Carman, Patrick Spinazzola (Co-Captain), Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney, Emily Baulch (Co-Captain), Isaac Crawley, William May, Madeleine Leonard, Kelly Speakman Absent: Edward Arundel I, Isabelle Bennison, Emma Carruthers, Rose Jennett, Steven Ling, Baxter Lyons, Jack Shembrey, Ulrich Snyman, Mrs Julie Gainey
Debating The Geelong College upheld its reputation as a skilled and enthusiastic debating presence in 2013. After the buzz of preparation in G2 each week, about 45 keen students made their way to Geelong Grammar to participate in five debates throughout the season. The Year 9 D Grade is always a fascinating group. Nervous young debaters develop into coolheaded and competent speakers. Both Geelong College 1 and Geelong College 2 enjoyed successful seasons. The three Year 10 C Grade teams achieved phenomenal success, taking out first, second and third place in the Geelong Region, arguing topics such as "That Governments Should Fund Controversial Art" with wit and passion. College 1 was undefeated in the Geelong Region and went on to compete in the Octa-Finals. This was a fantastic achievement for Georgina Calvert, Andrew Goldsack, Philippa Thorne, Nina Brown, Davis George and Sophie Young. The Year 11 B Grade team of Emma Carruthers, Shani Watson, Simeon Flanagan, Lachlan Patrick, Alex Baensch and Mitchell O'Leary had a solid year, arguing such topics as "That Feminism Is Irrelevant to Young Women of Today" and "That
Parliamentary Leaders Should Be Elected by Party Membership". They will be great leaders of debating in 2014. The Year 12 A Grade team achieved a momentous milestone in 2013. Various members of this talented cohort made up teams that have won the Geelong Region since they began debating in D Grade. Geelong College 2 took out the Geelong Region title, going on to the finals. Crista Gekas, Ally Luppino, Tom Carman, Will Cailes, Isaac Crawley, Kelly Speakman and Emily Baulch are to be congratulated for their efforts. Two very special mentions go to our Swannie Award recipients. Ally Luppino from A Grade and William Carr from D Grade won this award as the Best Speakers in their Grade for the Geelong Region. We take our hats off to the incredible organiser that is Ms Mahoney; without her skills many debates would be lost. And we cannot forget the wonderful steadying influence of Mrs Gainey, a calm and measured force of support with her endless ideas for debating arguments. Without their enthusiasm, dedication, great ideas and patient guidance, College would not have such a proud debating history.
With pride, and a degree of sadness, we hand on our strong debating tradition to the younger debaters. We eagerly anticipate news of their accomplishments and wish them every success as they continue to grow through this wonderful experience.
Emily Baulch & Patrick Spinazzola Co-Captains of Debating
Head of Preparatory School Julian Carroll The thought of'closure' and 'finishing' has been on my mind in recent times for a number of reasons. The obvious link is the decision to accept a position as the Foundation Head of Primary (P-6) of Southern Cross Grammar in Caroline Springs. It has been a wonderful privilege to have fulfilled the role as the Head of the Preparatory School of The Geelong College over the last seven and a half years. The decision to move has not been an easy one as I have loved the job, the interaction with the students and parents and the important work alongside a dedicated and committed staff. However, the opportunity to assist in moulding, shaping and creating a young school is a challenge that is exciting and one that I felt I had to accept. I leave the College at a time when it will continue to thrive and grow in the hands of a talented and committed leadership team.
The second link to the thought of 'closure' is the completion of the third stage of the Middle School Redevelopment. The new state of the art facilities will no doubt set a new benchmark for twenty-first century learning. The spaces are open, flexible, light, contemporary and inspiring. Thank you to the students, parents and staff for their patience and understanding throughout the duration of this transformational project and thank you also to everyone involved in the organisation of the redevelopment. There have been numerous highlights at the Preparatory School throughout 2013 and they have included the extension of the Reggio Emilia approach into the Prep-3 classes, the development of the ELC-3 and 4-8 campus assemblies, the increase in authentic opportunities for student leadership and the student voice, the Japanese exchange program, the Denmark and Lizard Island trips, the 'Eurostars' Year 8 Drama Production and the vibrant co-curricular music and APS sports programs. I congratulate the Preparatory School students (from the ELC through to Year 8) on an excellent year of growth and I extend my best wishes to all Year 8 students who will continue their educational journey at the Senior School. We will delight in their future success!
Thank you to the Preparatory School Association Executive and members for their efforts in supporting the College this year, and well done to Mrs Kathryn Alexander for her outstanding work as President. Finally, I take this opportunity to wish everyone all the very best for 2014 and beyond. It has been a great honour to have been part of The Geelong College story and I will treasure the memories for the rest of my life.
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Head of Middle School Leanne Russell Students of Middle School age go through a time of immense change, growth and development. They have more opportunities and choices available to them as they move through years 4 to 8. We expect more from them, and as a result they develop skills and a sense of independence. Embracing the energy and capturing the interest of Middle School age students lends itself to a range of experiences and learning opportunities throughout the school year. The Year 4 group quickly developed a strong connection with the essence of the 'enviro' program, exploring "How can we create a greater tomorrow?" Through the 'Enviro Heroes' project, they learned many ways in which individuals can make a difference. Visiting experts and field trips to local farms, Barwon Waste Wise Education Centre and the Point Henry Transfer Station provided opportunities to see real environmental action taking place. Students have enjoyed the freedom of working in the garden and outdoor kitchen, applying their learning to practice.
The Year 5 semester-long Inquiry Units saw History and Science become the focus for these classes. Colonisation and Migration were investigated, and their trip to Sovereign Hill provided historical context. During Inquiry Science students took great delight in exploring how the Earth, Sun and Moon are linked. Think, learn, create was the focus for Year 6. Their Expo showcased student learning across various areas of the curriculum. A broader range of Year 6 leadership opportunities provided the Upper Primary cohort of children with a stronger presence in the Middle School. We celebrated with the Tournament of Minds team, when they qualified for the state final and received honours at this event. The overnight experience in Melbourne provided an opportunity to explore city life and enhance their multi-media skills at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image.
Year 7 was a year of new beginnings and extended friendship groups. Relationships were developed at the Big Day Out in Wallington and during the action packed Portsea Camp. The Boats Unit was a culmination of the teamwork and cooperation skills developed throughout the year. How to be a good Digital Citizen was a key focus, with students participating in a Cybercats program, a visit from a Youth Resource Officer from Victoria Police and drama performances by Brainstorm Productions. The recently refurbished open learning spaces provided an opportunity for Year 8 students to learn in varied ways. The students embraced working in different areas and grouping themselves according to interests and passions. Opportunities like the Writers Workshop, Year 8 Production and Mokborree Art Workshop saw students transfer these collaborative skills to focussed learning outside the classroom.
Head of Junior School Chris Dinneen I actually saw the Heaven Cross last night! EL 4 This statement, made with great certainty and authority by a captivated 4 year old child during a regular class meeting, captures the wonderment of discovery learning, the unbridled joy of sharing knowledge with others and a tantalising provocation for embarking on future investigations ... with the distinct likelihood of an undefined end point. Uncertainty, multiple possibilities and learning with and from others, have been some of the markers plotting our course in the Junior School throughout 2013. The learning programs across all levels from EL 3 to Year 3 have opened the door to new and exciting possibilities through programs that contain explicit content but equally importantly, create both planned and accidental opportunities to pursue big questions through personal and group research, project work, engagement with the community, family participation and excursions. Increasingly, we are expanding the classroom walls to explore the numerous avenues for engaging students in learning that is meaningful and allows them to broaden their own living theories about the world and how it works. Early morning trips to 'the edge of the world' (area behind the
Arts Centre at Middle School) to watch the sunrise and sunset, a family stargazing night at Mokborree, a 'foods of the forest' shared family meal, a student designed and run Science Expo, an Opera experience, visits to Science Works and the Melbourne Museum, writing and producing fairy tale puppet plays and constructing toys and gadgets to explore concepts in physical science, comprise only a small example of the diverse, authentic and rich educational pursuits undertaken this year. Earlier this year a number of staff from the Junior School attended the Biennial Reggio Emilia Conference in Ipswich titled 'Landscapes of Wonder' with 500 other delegates from around Australia. Generative questions such as: , What is the Image of the child? , How do we learn? , What is the relationship between education and learning? What is school? and; What is the role of the family? gave rise to deep and often unresolved debate. Such vigorous dialogue assists us in shaping our thinking and forming our own identity as early childhood educators. In an endeavour to develop a deeper understanding of Reggio-
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YEAR 8 DEBATING 2nd Row: James O'Connor, Thomas Page, Summer Russell, Grace Stewart, Izzy Greer, Cary Foley, Eliza Lawson, Claire Goldsack, Mia Harris, Sebastian Courtnay, Hugh Mitchell Front Row: Aleisha Mauderer, Nikki Helm, Simone Brown, Zaya Alfrink, Declan Skuza, Devmy Panagodage, Gemma Savage, Molly McLaughlin, Michaela Ryan, Ms Claire Wood
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YEAR 7 DEBATING 3rd Row: Andrew Duan, Nyah Burrell, Georgia White, Catherine Clark, Charlotte Midgley, Keeley Troop, Xanthia Gregory, Laura Blundy-Jones 2nd Row: Rory Vagg, ZacJackson, Tom Kokalis, Cooper Sands, Jonathon Cole, Hamish Hill, William Hanrahan, Ned McHenry, Ms Claire Wood Front Row: Ebony Skene, Ella Pullin, Madeleine Salveson, Behlana Robinson, Eleanor Barr, Elizabeth Falkiner Absent: Alexandra Hodge, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht
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SENIOR SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 4th Row: Dayne Jackson, Andrew Goldsack, Alexander Gregory, Jackson Breer, Douglas Horn, Matthew Appel be, Tom Midgley, Thomas Deahl 3rd Row: Edward Arundell, Philippa Thorne, Stuart Orford, Mark Kovacev, William Shelley, Max Dawe, Albert Su, Toby Profitt, Zac Yeaman, Eliza McGrath 2nd Row: Harshini Baskaran, Ellen Wang, Steven Ling, Alexander Blight, Kevin Ni, Kate Guthrie, Tiffany Wong, Clodagh Taylor, Erica White Front Row: Wendy Zhu, Mardi Stapleton, Rebecca McGrath, Jacqui Grange, Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Mark Irwin, Georgina Calvert, Michael Mawson, Han Trinh, Beth Whittem Absent: Brandon Clutterbuck, Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Lucy Fyffe, Isadora Hanley, Ms Suzanne Moodie, Mr Gary Tigani, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Michael Wilding
Senior School Music The Keith Humble Centre is constantly resounding to a diverse range of musical ensembles and styles. On Tuesday afternoons, in particular, the place really comes to life as the orchestra and band bring together students from Years 9 to 12. Thursday and Friday mornings are also busy times for the Stage Band and Choir. In addition to each term's regular Music Evenings, where students in the class program and other soloists and groups were able to hone their performance skills, there were a number of significant performances in and out of the school. Some highlights included: The Stage Band participated in the 'Generations In Jazz' Festival in Mt Gambier. An excellent performance in Division 3 gained them an equal 3rd ranking in a large field of bands from around Australia. The House Music competition, held at the end of Term 1, was adjudicated by Shannon Ebeling and the competition was as intense as usual with excellent performances by Houses of their ownchoice song and small group. Congratulations to the 2013 winners Mclean House. The Symphony Orchestra presented a joint concert with the Junior School Strings, concluding the program with two combined items. Tom Carman (Year 12) performed a violin
solo 'Melody' by Tchaikovsky, accompanied by the Orchestra, and 3 pieces from 'Pictures at an Exhibition' by Mussorgsky were presented. This is now an annual event, much looked forward to by students.
The Choir performed with guest artists at the annual charity concert for the Medical Association for the Prevention of War, the theme this year being well-known favourites by Gilbert & Sullivan.
In the annual Foundation Concert, the Concert Band, String & Symphony Orchestras, Stage Band and Choir gave wonderful performances. The Concert Band raised the roof with a rousing rendition of Tchaikovsky's '1812 Overture' accompanied by outstanding visual effects; the String Orchestra performed 2 quite diverse pieces - a movement from Bach's 3rd Brandenburg Concerto followed by Astor Piazzolla's tango classic 'lnvierno Porteno'; the Symphony Orchestra opened the evening in ceremonial style, performing William Walton's magnificent 'Crown Imperial Coronation March'; the Stage Band premiered Mr Gary Tigani's original piece 'Bakery Dog Daddy; a tribute to the culinary delights of the Generations In Jazz competition, featuring solos by Year 12 students Stuart Orford on flugelhorn and Ellen Porter as vocalist; the Senior Choir gave a beautiful performance of'Shadowland; featuring Ellen, before joining forces with the Middle School Secondary Choirs for the final performance, a medley from 'Les Miserables'.
The performance program for the year concluded with a Christmas Concert in the Keith Humble Centre. I would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of the Friends of Music, chaired by Mrs Susie Thomas. For the first year a major raffle was organised, with the prize of a free term of instrumental tuition. The funds raised will be used to purchase equipment for each campus and provide suppers for Music Evenings. The Friends of Music have also supported the annual 'Battle of the Bands; now in its fifth year. My sincere thanks go to all Senior School music students, but particularly our departing Year 12 cohort, ably represented by Music Captain Stuart Orford and Vice-Captain Ellen Porter, for their contributions to the musical life of the school. I wish them all the best in their future musical endeavours.
Mr Mark Irwin Director of Music
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SENIOR SCHOOL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 3rd Row: Maysie Sadler, Beth Whittem, Andrew Goldsack, Stuart Orford, Tom Carman, Alexander Gregory, Toby Profitt, Hamish Russell, Thomas Deahl, Zac Yeaman, Suzanne Baxter 2nd Row: Wendy Zhu, Alexandra Lever, Alice McGregor, Ebony Sefton, Corina Palmer, Philippa Thorne, Madalyn Colman, Isabella Xu, Emma Threadgold, Michael Mawson, Alexander Blight, Samuel Porter Front Row: Shani Watson, Olivia Clark, Han Trinh, Tansy Pereira, Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Mark Irwin, Georgina Calvert, Stewart Saunders, Eliza Fordham, Hennie Lawrence Absent: Michelle Goy, Ellen Porter, Ms Yvette Jenner, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Ms Ayrlie Lane Mrs Sarah Porter, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Gary Tigani
SENIOR SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA 2nd Row: Ebony Sefton, Corina Palmer, Amelia Powell, Sara Urquhart, Tom Carman, Madalyn Colman, Isabella Xu, Emma Threadgold, Suzanne Baxter, Samuel Porter Front Row: Alice McGregor, Amy You, Shani Watson, Olivia Clark, Tansy Pereira, Mr Gerard Mack, Stewart Saunders, Eliza Fordham, Alexandra Lever, Maysie Sadler, Elana Berton Absent: Michelle Goy, Lucas Whittem, Ms Yvette Jenner, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Ms Ayrlie Lane
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SENIOR SCHOOL STAGE BAND 3rd Row: Stuart Orford, Jackson Breer, Matthew Appel be, Douglas Horn, Samuel Porter 2nd Row: Zac Yeaman, Dayne Jackson, Andrew Goldsack, Thomas Deahl, Michael Mawson, Amelia Powell Front Row: Rachel Odam, Clodagh Taylor, Eliza McGrath, Mr Peter Hannah, Wendy Zhu, Harshini Baskaran, Bronte Connoley Absent: Cameron Barr, Brandon Clutterbuck, Ellen Porter, Mr Gary Tigani, Mr Michael Thacker
SENIOR SCHOOL CHOIR 4th Row: Charlie Medic, Lily Cox, Samuel Porter, Stephanie Boyce, Tom Carman, Lachie Chamley, Stuart Orford 3rd Row: Grace Carroll, Hannah Morrow, Jacqui Grange, Lucy Allinson, Alexander Gregory, Isabelle Pilon, Louisa Cheatley, Claudia Cheatley 2nd Row: Rebecca Bath, Amelia Powell, William Carr, Amy You, Katya Boness, Angela Morris, Grace Newnham, Beth Whittem, Veronica Nockles, Nina Brown Front Row: Melis Layik, Phillipa McQuinn, Olivia Clark, Sophie Newnham, Rose Jennett, Ms Lisa Breen, Ally Luppino, Tansy Pereira, Millie McArthur, Emma Carruthers, Shani Watson Absent: Ellen Porter, Lucas Wh ittem
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Middle School Music Walk through the music buildings and soundbites of song, instrumental melodies and computerised loops wash over you as students seek out, mould and empower 'The Musician in Me'. 'Tools of the Trade' are manipulated to create and perform. 'Hearing Eyes and Seeing Ears' are activated to reflect and respond.
Classroom Program Among the highlights in Year 4 was 'MSO Let's Go; which culminated in a concert performance at the Melbourne Town Hall. Collaboration with Year 4 Literacy teachers resulted in rich poetry to enhance the Enviro CD Project, a reflective celebration in song which highlighted the composition, singing and recorder skills of staff and students. Year 5 explored and interpreted the universal language of music as they journeyed 'Around the World'. Learning was demonstrated through ensemble performance and student speeches. It was exciting to see Year 6 students add another string to their bow with their 'Introduction to Music Technology' using the Mixcraft software. Students independently used their skills to enhance their Media projects throughout the year. Instrumental skills were demonstrated in their 'Instrument Investigation' presentations and in class concerts. It was also fantastic to have all primary students participate in the Carols afternoon. The Year 7 students came to understand the discipline required in learning an instrument, as well as the joy of making music, through the 'Instrument Discovery Program'. Julia Ditterich inspired and educated students with her
knowledge of our indigenous history, providing insight and rich language for the lyric outcomes of'Thinking Like a Songwriter'. 'The Musician in Me' was clearly evident in the Year 8 Chartbusters Unit. Student responses in Film Music showcased a developing music language and the tools of music were certainly evident in the theoretical understanding and practical performance of the Blues. A common joy that binds us all together is singing. In particular it is a thrill to have the school song, 'Sic ltur Ad Astra: embedded in our school culture.
Performance Program The Otway Orchestra teamed up with the Secondary Choirs for a moving performance of'Lanterns' on Open Day and for the ANZAC service. The Primary Choirs brought much joy to the community when they visited Belmont Grange Nursing Home, singing a specially chosen repertoire, engaging their audience and winning over many hearts with their performance and friendly conversation afterwards. The Primary Boys' Choir also produced an entertaining video clip for their song 'Mi Caballo Blanco: which was enjoyed at Assembly. House Music was a joyous affair, with all secondary students doing their best with arrangements of Latin favourites. Primary students also performed with gusto, led by some excellent conductors. Congratulations in particular to this year's outstanding soloists. Against stiff competition, Helicon emerged the winners.
Both Year 6 String Quartets performed at the ELC-Year 6 Parent Cocktail Night this year, with a vibrant program of music to add atmosphere to the event. Sam Wood's performance at the Year 7 Parent Dinner was a stand-out. The school also enjoyed the energetic performance of the Year 8 Rock Band at House Music. The Chamber Music Night was a very special event, featuring many individual and small group performances. The Piano Recital was another highlight - it was wonderful to hear more than 30 pianists perform, representing a wide range of musical styles. It was exciting to hear Australian composer Steven Chin's 'Excalibur' performed by the Combined String Orchestras at Foundation Concert this year. The Secondary Choirs sang a medley of well-known 'Les Miserables' tunes, enjoying the opportunity to sing with the Senior Choir. The Primary Choirs wowed the audience with impressive part-work and a fabulous sound in 'Amazing Grace' and 'Feel the Rhythm'. The Barwon Concert Band grew impressively throughout the year. Their performance of 'Forget You' had toes tapping at assembly and both 'Zoot Suit Riot' and 'Gonna Fly Now' were hits at the Foundation Concert. It was exciting to hear the Year 7 instrumentalists join the band for a few rehearsals in Term 4. Thanks go to all musicians across the Middle School, particularly the Year 8s who showed excellent leadership in their ensembles. Well done, staff and students, on a wonderful effort throughout 2013. Stephanie Lawrence & Leanne McCartney
Junior School Music The Junior School provided many musical highlights in 2013 as the children basked in the joy of music-making and performance. In the classroom, we focused on music literacy and further developed singing and instrumental skills. There was always a positive vibe in the music room as the children enthusiastically contributed to games, activities, rehearsals and performances. Congratulations must go to the huge number of solo performers who played at Assemblies, Performing Arts Evenings and Music Concerts after school and in class. The children were introduced to three diverse styles of music. We were fortunate to host the African drumming band 'WALP<, dance to the Shenanigans Bush Band and view a performance by Oz Opera of'The Magic Flute:
The Mini-Singers and Year 3 Singing Sensations flourished. Highlights included the Easter Service, Assembly performances, the Foundation Concert and the Final Music Evening. It was a memorable event when the choirs were accompanied by the Junior School Orchestra at the Foundation Concert, mesmerising the audience with the melodious 'Hear the Wind' and then entertaining them with 'Daisy: The Junior School is where it all begins for many of our String players. An enthusiastic Year 2 cohort began their journeys on violin, viola, cello and double bass, performing at the Keith Humble Centre and at the Final Music Evening - a wonderful achievement! The Junior School Orchestra also produced wonderful musical moments at concerts such as the Combined Orchestral Concert with the Senior School Symphony Orchestra and at the Foundation Concert.
The Final Music Evening in Term 4 celebrated a year of music making and included performances from all ofour Junior School ensembles and the Year 2 string players. It was a fitting opportunity to congratulate and thank all of our young musicians. The year drew to a close with the Christmas Service in which the children sang carols in traditional choir robes and the Year 3s farewelled our campus at their Final Assembly with the song 'Possibility'. Thank you to all Junior School Music Staff and students for keeping the spirit of music alive during 2013. Mrs Karen Fyffe
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SECONDARY BOYS CHOIR
SECONDARY GIRLS CHOIR
2nd Row: Mitchell Jones, Cary Foley, Jared Boyce, Hamish Manning, Rory Vagg Front Row: Kelly Hughes, Endre Padanyi Absent:James Bennett-Hullin, Travis Couchman, Leo Hanley, Angus Rees Conductor: Mrs Leanne McCartney
2nd Row: Xanthia Gregory, Dominique Russell, Aurelia Pereira, Brianna Perry, Issy Thomas, Genevieve Nicholson Front Row: Liv Geary, Ruby Treloar, Behlana Robinson, Sarah McQuinn, Kaitlyn Ward, Georgia Urquhart, Amara Beet Absent: Simone Brown, Alicia Newton, Ella Pullin, Michaela Ryan, Madeleine Salveson, Grace Stewart, Devmy Panagodage Conductors and Accompanists: Ms Stephanie Lawrence, Ms Elizabeth Tindall
Accompanist: Mr James Hunt
BARWON CONCERT BAND
OTWAY ORCHESTRA
4th Row: Devmy Panagodage, Liam Chalmers, Mia Harris, Summer Russell, Matthew Deahl, Ian Bell, Eliza Lawson, Claire Goldsack, Rory Vagg, Allen Miao, Kelly Hughes 3rd Row: Ella Pullin, Aleisha Mauderer, James
3rd Row: Behlana Robinson, Alicia Newton, Charlotte Midgley, Cary Foley, Cindy Chen, Aurelia Pereira 2nd Row: Dominique Russell, James Cole, Grace Stewart, Izzy Greer, Jade Kurien, Simone Brown, Brianna Perry Front Row: Endre Padanyi, Ellie Barr, Luke Perry, Amy Christian, Xanthia Gregory, Nyah Burrell, Andrew Duan Absent: Katie O'Connor, Claudia Rose, Michaela Ryan, Roxy Sefton Conductor: Ms Stephanie Lawrence Tutors: Mrs Carmel Edwards, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Mr Jeremy Palmer-Morgan
O'Connor, Georgia White, Oliver Manton, Tristan Phung, William Thacker, Jack Thornton, Taylia Reedy, Ebony Skene 2nd Row: Matthew Thacker; Anson Ni, An Trinh, Charlotte Consedine, Charlie McArthur; Danny Yang Front Row: Annabelle Naylor, Elliott Lean, Anneliese Jones, Molly Cole, Patrick White, Fraser Yeaman, Cassidy Bradshaw Absent: Travis Couchman, Libby Falkiner, Leo Hanley, Georgia Urquhart Conductors: Mr Mark
Irwin, Mr Gary Tigani Tutors: Mr Stewart Armitage, Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Mr Brad Dawson, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mr Peter Hannah, Mrs Suzanne Moodie, Mr Michael Thacker
MOORABOOL ORCHESTRA
BALYANG STRINGS
2nd Row: Douglass Bell, Jacinta Padanyi, Neddy Blight, Laura Ryan, Georgia Karavicis, Ethan Tran Front Row: Luca Neerhut, Angus Jackman, Astrid Crcalic, Iona Bulford, Celine Fang, Jacoub Kahwagi, Luke McCoy Absent: Grace Carroll, Niamh Potter, Daniel Raimondi, Samuel Rowbottom, Annabel Walter Conductor: Mrs Sarah Porter
2nd Row: Marcus Bird, Nicholas O'Brien, Xavier King, Geoffrey Lean Front Row: Emma Mahon, Ciara Symons Absent: Emily Baxter, India Connor, Maeve Ryan, Paddy Ryan
Accompanist: Mr Brendon Lukin Tutors: Ms Yvette Jenner, Ms Ayrlie Lane, Ms Chloe
Lane, Mr Isaac Barter
Conductor: Mr Gerard Mack Piano Accompanist: Mr James Hunt Tutors: Mrs Jeanette Carnie, Mr Isaac Barter
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PRIMARY BOYS CHOIR
PRIMARY GIRLS CHOIR
2nd Row: Danny Yang, Noah Gray, Will Rees, Luke Tolley, Thomas Bennett-Hullin Front Row: Elliott Lean, Geoffrey Lean, Nicholas O'Brien, Jake Nockles, Oliver Sao Absent: Ben Brozek, Jesse McNamara, Paddy Ryan Conductor: Mrs Melinda Bell Accompanist: Mr James Hunt
3rd Row: Molly Cole, Laura Ryan, Neddy Blight, Iona Bulford, Imogen Duff 2nd Row: Matilda Porter, Chase Probert, Jess Wynhoven, Sophia Powers, Astrid Crtalic Front Row:
YEAR 3 SINGING SENSATIONS
JUNIOR SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
3rd Row: Jasmine Hofmaier, Jesse McDougall, Abbi Howell, Emmy Bowyer, Henry
3rd Row: Karen Fyffe, Lukas Albert, Vamika Kondapalle, Oliver Williams, Jesse Middleton, Jack Forsyth, Verity Duff, Georgina He, Jesse McDougall 2nd Row: Grace Baker, Bridie Griffith, Oliver Hair, Mia Higgins, Jacob Rowbottom, Emma Moorfoot, Prudence Andrews, Yvette Jenner Front Row: Joy Masek, James Williamson, Charli Norton, Isabella Carland, Emmaline Vagg, Evelyn Robinson, Ella King, Kate Shirley, Hugo Zumpe, Sienna McDougall Absent: Phoebe Calvert Teachers: Karen Fyffe, Yvette Jenner
Jackman, Emmaline Vagg, Aimee McLaughlin, Lukas Albert, Mikayla Mclachlan, Karen Fyffe 2nd Row: Sam Bickett, Angus Illingworth, Jacob Rowbottom, Mia Higgins, Jack Forsyth, Phoebe Calvert, Oliver Williams, Jesse Middleton, Harrison O'Neill Front Row: Emily Fry, Alice Wheelahan, Ellie Ruggero, Bridie Griffith Teacher: Karen Fyffe
THE MINI SINGERS 3rd Row: Karen Fyffe, Joshua Whan, Blythe Nadorp-Daw, Sienna McDougall, Grace
Baker, Sophie Roderick, Takoda Ritchie, Millie Taylor, Kate Shirley, Thomas Condie, Janice Boyce 2nd Row: Vallen Hall, Elly Naylor, Ella King, Verity Duff, Miles Gray, Ted Middleton, Vamika Kondapalle, Charli Norton, Evelyn Robinson Front Row: Sean McNeil, Luke Bird, Oliver Albert, Lach Ian Mitchell, Joshua Rowbottom, Oliver Bradshaw Absent: Matisse Higgins, Hermione Murphy, Chloe Baillie, Caitlin Atkin Teachers: Karen Fyffe.Janice Boyce
Cassidy Bradshaw, Jacinta Padanyi, Harriet Jennett, Celine Fang, Isabella Thomson, Helena He, Amelia Lymer, Cate Barr Absent: Emily Baxter, Maeve Brandt, Darcey Byrne, India Connor, Alyssa Kahwagi, Madeline Landos, Niamh Potter, Georgie Roderick, Maeve Ryan, Sarah Solly Conductor: Mrs Karen Fyffe Accompanist: Ms Elizabeth Tindall
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1ST CRICKET TEAM 2nd Row: Tim Hosking, Angus McKindlay, Timothy McLean, Nicholas McGuane, Charles Medic, Sam Hosking, Angus Boyd Front Row: William Simson, Jack Curnow, Harrison Dalton, William Langley, Cooper Bingham, Harry Gow Absent: Mr Scott Lindsay (Coach)
Cricket This season, for the first time, the team began preseason in Term 3 and players were fit and ready to go by round one. We experienced both the highs and lows of cricket this season, notching 4 wins and 6 losses. The wins came against Wesley College, Carey Grammar, Caulfield Grammar and Haileybury College. New recruits to the team included Jack Curnow, Harry Gow, Cooper Bingham, Lachlan Holdsworth and Angus Boyd. Outstanding performances included Tim McLean's 141 against Scotch College, Angus McKindlay's 5-30 against Haileybury, Angus Boyd's century against Melbourne Grammar and Charlie Medic's 60 against St Kevins. Harry Gow showed great improvement with bat and ball. During the summer holiday we enjoyed a trip to New Zealand to compete in the annual Quadrangular Cricket Festival in Wellington. We managed to win one match against some very strong opposition. The team was awarded the Goodwill Cup in recognition of the excellent sportsmanship displayed throughout the carnival. Our coaches, Mr Scott Lindsay and Mr Greg Hansen, worked tirelessly to make us both better
cricketers and people, with their leadership, knowledge and organisation. We sincerely thank team manager Mr Terry, who has been involved in College cricket for many years now, demanding discipline of the players and making sure the side is organised whatever the occasion. The boys would also like to thank the Lindsay Hassett Club for its support. The 2nd XI managed three wins for the season, defeating Haileybury College, Brighton Grammar and Carey Grammar. Max Payne and Lachlan Holdsworth batted consistently and Monty Cole and Alex Wilson were consistent new-ball bowlers. Harry Graham and Fraser Brierly both scored determined half centuries (Harry twice). Leo Jegatheeson was effective with bat and ball, opening the batting and bowling at times. Liam Walder's improvement with the gloves was a highlight. A huge thank you goes to Mr Ian Sahlstrom and Mr Ben Gardiner for their guidance and support as coaches. The 10As played some strong sides and unfortunately were unable to register a win. With Mr Mark Browning, Mr Greg Hansen and Mr Mitch Herbison conducting vigorous net and fielding sessions, the boys were well prepared for the weekend games.
Some of the highlights, not for the rain, but for our ability to bat out the overs included having Scotch 4 for 21 and a draw against Melbourne Grammar. Consistent performers included Patrick Nagle with the ball and Jack Johnston, Dougal McKindlay and Charlie Langley with the bat. The Year 10B team also had a challenging season. The boys were well coached by Mr Lee Jarvis and Mr Daniel Stocki and certainly improved over the summer. William Duffield made regular runs and Sam Coutts was a key wicket taker before his promotion to the 10A team. Jake Mitchell's excellent fielding was a highlight. The Year 9 team had a very successful season. They were competitive against the Wesley A team and had good early wins against Caulfield and Scotch. Charlie Crozier and Tom Burke were consistent run makers while Sam Jess and Hamish Bulford were the pick of the bowlers. Josh Carr and Macklen Barker deserve huge thanks for their coaching and encouragement. William Langley
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2ND CRICKET TEAM
10A CRICKET TEAM
3rd Row: Harry Graham, Adam Guala, Isaac Crawley, Liam Walder 2nd Row: Liam Drury, Tom Carman, Maxim Payne, Alexander Wood, Fraser Brierly, Tom Atkins Front Row:
2nd Row: Patrick Nagle, Charlie Langley, George Vincent, Ben Malone, Alex Witherden,
Michael Wiener, Blake Sutterby, Alexander Wilson, Monty Cole, Leo Jegatheesan, Louis Connoley Absent: Mr Ben Gardiner (Coach), Mr Ian Sahlstrom (Coach)
Xavier Seller Front Row: Dougal McKindlay, Luke Bell, Jack Johnston, Brad Fuller, Jasper Bingham Absent: Mr Mark Browning (Coach), Mr Mitchell Herbison (Coach)
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2nd Row: Hugo Frank,Jack Sheridan, Samuel Coutts Front Row: Tom Shembrey, Will
2nd Row: Charles Crozier, Lachlan Morwood, Will Lord, Alexander Blight, Grant Philpott, Hamish Bulford Front Row: Thomas Burke, Dayne Jackson, Sam Jess, Sam Crozier, Thomas Murray, Benjamin Batarilo Absent: Mr Macklen Barker (Coach), Mr Josh Carr
Duffield, Jake Mitchell, Mitchell McAllister Absent: Sam Goodear, Jesse Livermore, Mr Lee Jarvis (Coach), Mr Daniel Stocki (Coach)
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2nd Row: Oscar Brown less, Paddy Whittakers, Patrick Taylor, Thomas Flanagan, Oscar Malone, Sam Conway Front Row: Lochie Hosking, Sam Allen, Aaron Grose, Thomas
2nd Row: Sebastian Courtnay, Thomas Yang, Matthew Deahl, Lachlan Adams, Oscar Luke, Sam Harris, Harry Unkenstein, Calden Lyons Front Row: Hugh Mitchell, Liam
Page, George Johnston, Scott Wylie, Cooper Hosking
Chalmers, Jake West, Charlie Horoch, Lach Ian Walter, Angus McDonald
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2nd Row: Liam Duffy, Fiann Holten, Zac Jackson, Tristan Phung, Jonathon Cole, Samuel Malone Front Row: James Gadd, Jamie Morwood, Blake Coutts, William Hanrahan,
Lach Ian Wynter, Andrew Duan, Jackson Kay
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BOYS 1ST ROWING CREW 2nd Row: Stuart Orford, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Harry Welleman, Cameron McKenzie, Shayden Robinson Front Row: Frazer Stewart, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Charles Callan Absent: Curtis Wynhoven, Mr David Doyle (Coach)
Rowing The 2013 Rowing season was a highly successful season which produced a large increase in numbers and crew victories at the APS Heads of the River. The focus for all crews was to improve individually for crew development and it is this notion that saw 182 students take part in rowing this season. For the first time in The Geelong College Boat Club's history a Year 9 Boys VIII was boated in addition to the three Coxed Quad crews which saw the total number of crews for this year level jump to four. Our Year 10 boys again boated two Coxed Vllls. The Year 9 and 10 Girls' Program had the largest number of crews with seven Coxed IVs and six Coxed IVs respectively. Our senior cohort of rowers increased this season with the senior girls having three Coxed Vllls and the senior boys boating four Coxed Vllls. The spirit and support shown by both coaches and students involved created a positive atmosphere at the sheds that was hard to top. It was an honour to be voted amongst our peers as Boys and Girls Captains of Boats to lead the Boat Club for the 2013 season with Curtis Wynhoven and Hannah Caithness assisting us as Vice-Captains. We had many regattas in Nagambie, with great results, as well as training
sessions throughout the week. Finding a balance between rowing, school and friends could be difficult. However, it forced many of us to become more organised and therefore able to deal with school better than ever before.
A Final, jumping three places in their seeding and finishing 8.5 seconds ahead of Geelong Grammar. In addition to this, all senior Girl and Boy crews competed in A Finals for the first time in over seven years.
Our Boys 1st VIII (Charlie Callan, Frazer Stewart, Cameron McKenzie, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Curtis Wynhoven, Stuart Orford, Harry Welleman, Barclay Fitzpatrick and Shayden Robinson) recorded an excellent result of 3rd at the Victorian State Rowing Championships. Our Year 10 Girls Division 1 (Katie-Rose Campbell, Kirsten Caithness, Rebecca Finlay, Zoe Gorell and Olivia Clark) placed 2nd in the Junior Girls State Championships with the Year 9 Girls Division 2 (Lucinda Milner, Chloe Wynter, Katya Boness, Claudia Cheatley and Sara Urquhart) also placing 2nd at the same regatta. The excitement that our rowers generated through the season was capped off with an exceptionally successful 2013 Heads of the River Regatta. Our Boat Club finished second on the unofficial medal tally, winning seven races and accumulating 15 medals overall. The Boys 2nd VIII (Alex Livermore, Will May, Patrick Spinazzola, Liam Watson, Angus Wylie, Nick Malishev, Robert Torode, Hamish Russell and Laura Blackman) finished 3rd in the
We are so proud of all rowers. The senior girls and boys have especially grown as people, become stronger, more resilient and much more accepting of one another. Being selected as a crew for six months with nine very different people is a challenge in itself. With the amount of time rowers are together for training, camps and trips, one might expect that conflict would arise and that we could not wait to be free of each other. The opposite was true and the trip to Sydney for the girls 1stVIII was a huge highlight. Congratulations to all rowers who participated throughout the season and thank you to all parents who assisted at regattas and training during the season. We look forward to coming back as old Collegians to see all returning rowers for another enjoyable season next summer.
Barclay Fitzpatrick & Steffie Thomson Captains of Rowing
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BOYS 2ND ROWING CREW
BOYS 3RD ROWING CREW
2nd Row: Robert Torode, Nicholas Malishev, Liam Watson, Patrick Spinazzola, Angus Wylie Front Row: Alexander Livermore, Laura Blackman, Hamish Russell, William May Absent: Mr Tim Andrews (Absent)
2nd Row: Alex Baensch, Douglas Horn, Fraser Wishart, Andrew Sloan, Alex De Young
BOYS 4TH ROWING CREW
BOYS 10 DOUBLE SCULL CREW
2nd Row: Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Brian Rafferty, Lewis Robilliard, Toby Mooney, Fergus Laidlaw Front Row: William Golightly, Tayla Nott, Harrison McMaster Absent: Alex
Mitchell Goninon, Baxter Lyons, Aaron Gomes Absent: Miss Jess Chirnside (Coach)
Front Row: Jackson Breer, Grace Forshaw, Sebastian Acosta Ruiz Absent: Thomas McGowan, Mr Ben Thompson (Coach)
Divola, Mr Angus Wishart (Coach)
BOYS 10A ROWING CREW
BOYS 10B ROWING CREW
2nd Row: Cody Deppeler, Samuel Porter, William Shaw, Callum Mackay, Lachlan Crozier Front Row: Thomas Deahl, Jacob Morgan, Edward Walmsley, Davis George Absent: Mr Alistair Miller (Coach)
2nd Row: Davis Kontelj, Austin Snarskis, Manning Gratwick, Lachlan McDonald Front Row: Andrew Goldsack, Lachlan Bennett, Lach Ian Savage, Larry Willett, Andy
Slattery Absent: Mr Jack Steel (Coach)
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BOYS 9A EIGHT ROWING CREW
BOYS 9A ROWING CREW
2nd Row: Sam Rollinson, Patrick Molloy, Jonah McRae-Palmer, Matthew Jackman, Noah Nicholas Front Row: William Carr, Alexander Nelson, Daniel Morgan, Samuel Slorach Absent: Mr Cody Craven (Coach)
Alexander West, Angus Longden, James Gorell, Noah Ekberg, Matthew Malishev, Harry Hayes Absent: Mr Ross George (Coach)
BOYS 98 ROWING CREW
BOYS 9C ROWING CREW
Aidan Symons, Flynn Vernon, Will Morrison, Nicholas Maishman, Thomas King Absent: Mr Jackson Deahl (Coach)
Andrew Falkiner, Tyler Castles, Thomas Wright, Brayden Allan, Patrick Hurley Absent: Mr Charlie Wishart (Coach)
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GIRLS 1ST ROWING CREW 2nd Row: Amy Sheridan, Ella Vernon, Melody Philpott, Hannah Caithness, Rachel Odam Front Row: Steffie Thomson, Hannah Kent-Spark, Hannah Portogallo, Alexa Bedford Absent: Mr Alan Darker (Coach)
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GIRLS 2ND ROWING CREW
GIRLS 3RD ROWING CREW
2nd Row: Lucy Macdonald, Brydie Rankin, Olympia Wild, Lucy Murphy, Erica White Front Row: Isla Dobie, Madeleine Brown, Annabel Scott Absent: Charlotte Crawford,
Miss Alice Morgan (Coach)
2nd Row: Mathilda Downie, Zoe Dixon, Lucy Allinson, Emily Angliss, Poppy Trescowthick Front Row: Olivia Leontiades, Haley Cielesh, Beatrice Fraser, Arabella Doery Absent: Miss Courtney Blyth (Coach)
GIRLS 10A ROWING CREW
GIRLS 108 ROWING CREW
Olivia Clark, Rebecca Finlay, Kirsten Caithness, Zoe Gorell, Katie-Rose Campbell Absent: Mr John Hill (Coach)
Paige Lyall, Ella Wood, Meg Kent-Spark, Emma Dixon, Sarah Smith Absent: Mrs Susan Campbell (Coach)
GIRLS lOC ROWING CREW
GIRLS 10D ROWING CREW
Emma Threadgold, Morgan Perry, Abby Brierly, Georgina Osborne, Amanda loannou Absent: Mrs Chris McGlade (Coach)
Shannessy Ward, Isabella Spinazzola, Bella Greene, Elizabeth Hanrahan, Sophie Weaver Absent: Mr Hamish Palmer-Hill (Coach)
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GIRLS l0E ROWING CREW
GIRLS l0F ROWING CREW
Tiahna Proebstl, Elana Berton, Madalyn Colman, Sophie Klein, Phoebe Cunningham Absent: Mr James McGlade (Coach)
Absent: Miss Lucy Campbell (Coach)
GIRLS 9A ROWING CREW
GIRLS 9B ROWING CREW
Lilli Balaam, Grace Carroll, Laura Cayzer, Eliza Crawford, Kennedy McMaster Absent: Miss Louise Monotti (Coach)
Absent: Miss Claire Allinson (Coach)
Georgia Doery, Lillian Moran, Ebony Sefton, Arcadia De Young, Fiona Nation
Lucinda Milner, Claudia Cheatley, Chloe Wynter, Sara Urquhart, Katya Boness
GIRLS 9C1 ROWING CREW
GIRLS 9C2 ROWING CREW
Millicent McArthur, Ellie Wynhoven, Emily Hall, Alana Walder, Bridget Mapleson Absent: Mr Kieran Salalthiel-Dyke (Coach)
Sophie Newnham, Mimi Trescowthick, Lily Cox, Alexandra Howie, Heidi Shuter Absent: Mrs Pam Westendorff (Coach)
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GIRLS 9D ROWING CREW
GIRLS 9E ROWING CREW
Rebecca McGrath, Grace Newnham, Katherine Guthrie, Rachael Goy, Hollie Rochow Absent: Mr James Landy (Coach)
Constance Potts, Edith Arte-Dekker, Bibi Holten, Sally Higgins, Phillipa McQuinn Absent: Miss Paris Kontelj (Coach)
GIRLS 9F ROWING CREW
Veronica Nockles, Jessica Stewart, Madeline Evans, Amelia Powell, Maysie Sadler Absent: Miss Laura O'Rourke (Coach), Miss Georgina Skuza (Coach)
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1ST SOFTBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Harriet Waters, Corina Palmer, Riley Van lngen, Monique Wiener, Amelia Fitzgerald Front Row: Miette Miller, Alyx Clifton, Alexandra Jablonsky, Lucy McKie, Jasmine Salveson Coaches: Ms Lauren Heyward (Absent), Mrs Lynne Willmott (Absent)
Softball The Senior and Junior softball teams began the season with a sense of great excitement and determination. Both teams' successes were built on twice-weekly training sessions at which we focused mainly on fieldwork and batting techniques. Through term four of 2012, the senior team had an amazing undefeated streak. They finished the season in term one of 2013 with an equal number of wins and losses. All new and senior softball players should be commended for their achievements. The senior team made an excellent start to term one with a win against our rivals Geelong Grammar, a close game of 11-10. The team welcomed a new coach, Lauren Heyward, a former Collegian and senior team player, who worked hand in hand with Lynne Willmott. They assisted the seniors and the juniors throughout the season with great perseverance and dedication. The coaches' passion for the game rubbed off on each player as we all improved and grew as a team as a result of the excellent training programs. We also welcomed Mrs Carolyn Brown, who supported our softball co-ordinator, Mrs Andrea McGucken, in
offering excellent assistance, organisation and encouragement at games. The junior team was coached by Kristy Linehan on Saturday mornings. Her great outlook and positive nature proved helpful for the girls. Working with these women has been a great learning experience for all; many thanks on behalfofthe girls. The junior team consisted of players from Years 7-8 from the Preparatory School, who showed tremendous effort and promise. The girls trained alongside the seniors, always willing to have a quick game towards the end of the sessions. The junior players showed marked improvement with each game and the seniors look forward to accepting them into the team. The senior team consisted of many talented and experienced girls and many skilled upand-comers. There was a small Year 12 base comprised of Miette Miller, an asset with her strong skills at batting and achieving many great runs for the team, Harriet Waters, our number one pitcher, and myself. With such a small leadership base in terms of players, the Year 12s should be commended for their efforts in their
last season of summer sport and their willingness to teach the younger players what they have learned from their experience. Girls in the younger years must not be forgotten; players such as Alexandra Jablonsky, who exceeded expectations by proving to be one of our strongest players in all areas of the game; Amelia Fitzgerald, a determined guard of the first base, Jassie Salveson, a star batter and 2nd base player, Alyx Clifton, always ready for a great catch, Riley Van lngen, with her infectious spirit and infield skills, Corina Palmer at 3rd, always cheering on the team and scaring away the opposition sneakers and Monique Wiener, an up and comer showing promise for seasons to come. The season was a success for all. My time as captain was most enjoyable and a great learning experience. Well done girls. LucyMcKie
Captain of Softball
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JUNIOR SOFTBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Madeleine Salveson, Olivia Lord, Isobel Dobie, Ava Gorell, Claire Morrison, Issy Thomas, Brittany Neate Front Row: Daisy Hayes, Sophie Toi, Taylia Reedy, Katherine Klein, Pippi McDonald, Olivia Ruggero, Jessica Mclachlan, An Trinh
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BOYS APS SWIMMING SQUAD 3rd Row: Ethan Braslis, Harry Kershaw, Lachlan Chamley, Ian Bell, Elliott Grossnickle 2nd Row: Ben Wade, Rhys Williams, Mitchell King, Fraser Mahony, Harry McIntyre, Bryce Newton Front Row: Fergus Willett, Reilly Eddy, Robert Fowler, Billy Cunningham (Captain), Patrick Iredell, Brayden Allan, Bentley Fitzgerald Absent: Mr Dean Alchin (Coach), Harry Breer, Lachie Congdon, Cary Foley, Hamish Hill, James Humphries, Ms Jennifer Peake (Coach)
Swimming - Boys It was a positive season for the boys' swimming team. Due to a small squad, we again combined with Geelong Grammar to form a strong APS squad. On our three Saturday meets we competed against Caulfield Grammar, Haileybury, St. Kevin's and Brighton Grammar School. These meets gave the boys the opportunity to race competitively in all strokes and in relay teams. The boys were able to work well with their Grammar team mates and many of them recorded good times. On Sunday the 3rd of March we competed at the Geelong All Schools competition at Kardinia Pool. We raced against other schools from the Geelong District including Geelong Grammar, Belmont High School, St Ignatius College and many more. We were confident going into the event as we won the secondary division boys title last year. The boys tried their best but unfortunately we narrowly came 2nd to Geelong Grammar. The boys over1 Syrs 4 x SOm freestyle relay consisting of Ben Wade, Ethan Braslis, Billy Cunningham and Harry Kershaw also came 2nd. Harry swam well in his individual events winning the boys' 15 and over SOm freestyle and butterfly.
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On the 20th of March the boys made the trip to MSAC to compete at the APS Swimming finals. It was a great experience for the boys, many of whom have never competed at MSAC before. The level of the competition was outstanding. An incredible total of 18 records were broken on the night. The squad received a welcome boost from students who performed well at the school swimming sports. On the night, the other schools, with some national level swimmers, were too strong for us and we placed last in the final standings. We did have some highlights. Harry Kershaw came 2nd in the under 17 SOm butterfly and Fraser Mahoney was able to achieve 3rd in the open 100m backstroke. This was a fantastic achievement from both students. Well done. I'm proud of the boys' efforts over the season. They have all tried their hardest both in training and competition. This resulted in many boys frequently improving their times. With many of the boys in the younger years, the future of swimming is looking bright at The Geelong College.
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On behalf of the boys swimming team, I'd like to thank the coaches Dean Alchin and Kenny McClelland for helping improve everyone's performance during trainings and meets. The experience and instruction that Dean and Kenny were able to pass on was invaluable. Thank you too, Mrs Peake and Mrs Oates from the Preparatory School, and Mrs Smith and Mrs Cleary from the Senior School. Finally, the teacher in charge, Mrs Porter has our gratitude for the countless hours she put in to make training and competitions run smoothly.
Billy Cunningham Captain of Boys' Swimming
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GIRLS APS SWIMMING SQUAD 3rd Row: Annabelle Shannon, Keeley Troop, Eve Braslis, Alex Bennett, Rebekah McColl, Charlotte Midgley, Georgia Hughes, Chloe O'Connor, Ella Fenton (Captain), Georgia White 2nd Row: Mrs D Cleary (Coach), Rose Jennett, Helena Hewitt, Georgia Blood, Sophie Young, Bronte Panckridge, Gracie Wootton, Macy Lockyer, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Eliza Fordham, Mrs ESmith (Coach) Front Row: Behlana Robinson, Mardi Stapleton, Lilli Cashman,Jacqueline Humphries, Georgie Allen, Tansy Pereira, Charlotte Kay, Tara Boness Absent: Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach), Ms Marg Oates (Coach)
Swimming - Girls Although it feels like only yesterday that we were faced with the first of many early morning wake ups to the cool water of the pool, the 2013 swimming season has come to a close. For some this season was the first of many to come, and for others their last. Either way the efforts from all members of the squad provided College with the well-deserved personal or team based success. Swimming this year has been a stand out for the girl's 2013 swimming squad, strengthened by the commitment and determination from all. This year was not without challenge; each school brought tough competition. In spite ofthis, excellent team spirit was shown and College held up their reputation for a 'never give up' attitude. Throughout the term, success was frequent with personal times being beaten each week and occasional wins against the Melbourne schools. The APS final was a night full of highlights with the younger girls lifting to the atmosphere and the older girls providing great role models. Congratulations go to Keeley Troop coming a close second in the SOm freestyle, Eve Braslis placing 3rd in her SOm freestyle and Keeley Murrihy placing 4th in her SOm breaststroke.
Well done to all the girls who swam on the night as well as those who swam throughout the season. Thanks must go to Kenny McClelland, Dean Al chin and all teaching staff who provided valuable enthusiastic coaching and inspirational advice which motivated the girls to work that bit harder at training and give a little bit more in every race. Without their commitment to helping us all in training and on the day, this season would not have flown by so fantastically. A special thank you to Mrs Porter, whose amazing dedication and organisation provided that back bone to the season. I'm proud of the hard work that all the girls put in this season; I wish all the very best of luck to the coaches and swimmers for the 2014 season to come and thank Keeley Murrihy for her amazing support as Vice-Captain. Ella Fenton
Captain of Girls' Swimming
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GIRLS APS DIVING TEAM
2nd Row: Beth Whittem (Captain), Tira Keddie, Erin Bourke, Emma Casey, Ivy Cockle, Angelica Wootton Front Row: Laura Peebles, Megan Wallace, Abby Andrew, Ginny Eddey, Stephanie Nicholson, Louise McDonald, Tiana Schurmann Absent: Ms Claire Bartlett (Coach), Miss Sophie Faulkner (Coach), Mr George Niewman (Coach)
Diving With many newcomers excited and ready to learn, and others determined to expand their skills and learn new dives, the 2013 diving season benefited from the team's enthusiasm and commitment. The season has been largely successful, with many of our junior divers placing and learning a range of new skills. Hard work and dedication were evident in the results at the APS finals in Melbourne on the 19th and 20th of March. All who competed are to be commended on their great efforts and our junior girl divers achieved very pleasing results. Zara Edgar, Louise McDonald and Beth Whittem were standout divers, all placing in their respective events. Overall the girls performed outstandingly and did The Geelong College proud. The Combined Geelong College boys' team was unfortunately smaller than previous years, but this did not dampen the boys' spirits in the APS finals. Competing boys included Travis Couchman, Cooper Haskett, Hamish Lyall and Chris Billlings. Unfortunately, the boys did not place in the top five, but their enthusiasm and effort was of the highest standard.
Thanks go to all the parents who helped out on Saturday mornings and at the APS nights. Also deserving a big thank you is our coach, George Niewman, who has dedicated a large amount of time to the team. He encouraged each diver to improve and become the best diver they could. Thanks must also go to Sophie Faulkner and Georgia Ratcliffe, who helped throughout the season. A final thank you to Mrs Ratcliffe and Mrs Bartlett for organising the team and ensuring everyone was in attendance. Without the help of all these people the season would not have been as successful as it was. Ginny Eddey
Captain of Diving
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JUNIOR APS SWIMMING TEAM
JUNIOR APS DIVING TEAM
3rd Row: Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Eve Braslis, Charlotte Midgley, Ned Cox, Macy Lockyer, Lachie Congdon 2nd Row: Sarah McQuinn, Jack Thornton, Molly McLaughlin, William Thacker, Grace Vincent, Isabel Tierney Front Row: Sam White, Olivia Geary, Tara Boness, Hamish Hill, Will Burke, Esther Morgan, Layla Murrihy, Libby Falkiner Absent: Amara
2nd Row: Mia Harris, Brianna Perry, Zara Edgar, Summer Russell, Georgie McKinnon, Grace Bond Front Row: Tiana Schurmann, Jess Lewis, Xanthia Gregory, Hamish Lyall, Annabel Whitford, Amara Beet, Katherine O'Connor Absent: Georgia Brown, Nyah Burrell, Travis Couchman, Cooper Haskett, Pippi McDonald, Michaela Ryan, Gemma Savage, Roxy Sefton, Ruby Treloar Coach: Mr George Niewman(Absent)
Bett, Grace Bond, Georgia Brown, Nyah Burrell, Travis Couchman, Zara Edgar, Xanthia Gregory, Mia Harris, Cooper Haskett, Jess Lewis, Hamish Lyall, Pippi McDonald, Georgie McKinnon, Katie O'Connor, Brianna Perry, Summer Russell, Michaela Ryan, Gemma Savage, Tiana Schurmann, Roxy Sefton, Ruby Treloar
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BOYS 1ST TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Jack Shembrey (Captain), Lach Ian Chamley, Zaine Cordy, Sam Walsh, Simon Senan Front Row: Nicholas Cayzer, Patrick Brimacombe (Vice Captain), Charlie Curnow, James Fitzpatrick, Darcy Nari ta Coach: Mr Simon Keeble (Absent)
Tennis - Boys At the start of the 2012/2013 summer sport season, many of the past year's 1st Tennis players had finished school and responsibility fell to the younger year levels to fill the team positions. This was a challenge our team had to face as we matched up against some outstanding talents in the other APS schools. Although some may find it comical that the 1st team went without a win this season, it did start to wear at some players' confidence. The coaching staff worked to establish a more positive approach to our tennis, starting with extra training sessions and encouragement. Our coach, Simon Keeble, challenged us by matching us up against each other and bringing in 2nds players to improve effort at training. While we were never in contention for a top-of-the-table finish, we identified the Geelong Grammar game as one we aimed to win. We lost on mere game difference but we know that, in the words of Charlie Curnow, "This will only make us stronger:• All the players deserve credit for making the journey an enjoyable one. They have been supportive, funny and formed good bonds with each other. To the staff, Mr Cheatley, Director of APS Sport, Mr Mullen, Director ofTennis Coaching and Mrs Filling, TIC of tennis, we are
fortunate to be part of the APS, and it is you that make it possible. Thank you to Simon Keeble for your coaching. After one dismal performance, you took me aside as captain and we spoke very openly about what needed to change. The Boys 2nds team was strong throughout the season and had a number of great wins and some very good matches. Under coach Shaun Sharp, the team formed strong doubles pairs who were constantly pushing for selection in the 1sts. It was very pleasing to see the improvement of all players as they trained very hard and bonded well as a team. This produced success against some very capable opposition. The Boys 3rds to Sths teams worked steadily to improve their skills and develop their understanding of the game. The boys enjoyed the opportunity to play with their peers during training sessions and competition was strong for the positions in each team. They were coached by Mr Morgan, Ms Saunders and Mr Conway together with some specialist sessions from Mr Roger Smith and Michael Mullen, the Director of Coaching. These senior teams finished the season with a number of resounding wins and some very narrow losses.
The top Year 10 team returned to the 10A competition this year and was very competitive at this high level under new coach Phil Rich. Impressive wins were achieved over a number of schools including Scotch, Haileybury and Geelong Grammar. This team has some exciting talent and will undoubtedly supply players to the 1sts next season. The 10C team also worked enthusiastically with both Phil and Mr Naylor to improve their skills and record a number of quite convincing wins. The 9Bs and 9Cs both completed an enjoyable season with some very pleasing results. As with the Year 10 boys, we hope to see a number of these talented young players pushing for selection in the 1st team in future. Callen Wade and Ms Hallows nurtured these players and helped, together with coaching from Michael Mullen, to develop their skills on the court. The future of boys' tennis at the College looks very promising!
Jack Shembrey Captain of Boys' Tennis
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BOYS 2ND TENNIS TEAM
BOYS 3RD TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Kevin Ni, Alec Attwood, Simeon Flanagan, Austin Sutterby Front Row: Luke
2nd Row: Toby Profitt, Louis Molyneux, Hugh Bell, Andrew Waterhouse, James Ragg
Wood, Paddy Dowling, Max Steinfort Absent: Robbie Britt, Mr Shaun Sharp (Coach)
Front Row: Zac Yeaman, Joe Fowler, Harrison Bowler Coach: Mr Chris Morgan (Absent)
BOYS 4TH TENNIS TEAM
BOYS 5TH TENNIS TEAM Aaron Ward, Zachary Plumridge, Hugh Neerhut, Joshua Haskett Absent: James Grant, James Lay, Moss O'Connor, Miles Temple Coach: Mr Paul Conway (Absent)
2nd Row: Dean Jeremic,Jack Calvert, Matthew Appel be, Ernest Beckley, Ms Kylie Saunders (Coach) Front Row: Oscar Lei, Jacob Jess, Maxwell Varley, Mark Pisankitvanich
BOYS 10A TENNIS TEAM Jock Slattery, Mackenzie Ch rimes, Lewis Burns, Sam Goodear, Ben Robinson, Harry Furphy Absent: Tom Vaughan, Darcy Witcombe Coach: Mr Paul Rich (Absent)
BOYS 10C TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Oscar Radalj, Albert Su, Mitchell Dowling, Leonidas van Boehmer, Matthew Ruffin Front Row: Corey Mirabelli, Nicolas McDowell, Mr Greg Naylor (Coach), Aaron Sayers, Xavier Consedine Absent: Connor Blake, Thomas O'Connor
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BOYS 9A TENNIS TEAM
BOYS 9C TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Kade Cullen, James Waterhouse, Luke Henry, Noah Sebastian, William
2nd Row: Harrison Brown, Max Dawe, Lach Ian Minahan, Morgan Bert, Tom Midgley,
Knuckey Front Row: Jordan O'Leary, Harry Shannon, Tom Walpole, Oscar BeaumontKelly, Nicholas Manton, Matthew Synoradzki Coach: Mr Callan Wade (Absent)
Lach Ian Stokie Front Row: Lucas Whittem, Blair Waters, Alexander Morrow, Liam Giles, James McDonald, Lach Ian Baensch Coach: Ms Sarah Hallows (Absent)
BOYS SA TENNIS TEAM
BOYS SB TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Lach Ian Cashman, Jared Boyce, James Glover, James O'Connor Front Row: Allen Miao, Leo Hanley, Oliver Manton, Edward Sillitoe, Declan Skuza
2nd Row: Nicholas Mackay, Palmer Flitton, James Cole, Nicholas Proebstl Front Row: Endre Padanyi, Jason Sun, James Bennett-Hullin, William Townson, Albie Kay
BOYS SC TENNIS TEAM
BOYS 7A TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Leyton Mahon, Hamish Manning, Rory Radalj, Mitchell Jones Front Row: William Carey, Nathan Gao, Dylan Yelland, Angus Rees, Kelly Hughes
2nd Row: Oliver Nockles, Thomas Milner, Tom Kokalis, Sam Wood Front Row: Toby Lever, Harry Brozek, Liam Glover, Charlie McArthur, Ned McHenry
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BOYS 78 TENNIS TEAM
BOYS 7C TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Fraser Bath, James Divola, Darcy Marshall, Lach Ian Osborne
2nd Row: Cameron Primmer, Luke De Young, Max Witherden, Lach Ian Sutherland,
Front Row: Charlie Richardson, Jack Moorfoot, Tyler Wright, Anson Ni
Danny Nguyen Front Row: Jasper Stanisich, Luke Perry, Rory Vagg
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GIRLS 1ST TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Emma Furphy, Bronte Connoley, Georgina Calvert, Philippa Thorne, Katie Butler, Emma Nixon Front Row: Natalie Collett, Delaney Ryan-Conn (Vice Captain), Clodagh Taylor (Captain), Sabrina Lewicki (Vice Captain), Ashley Bell, Lucy Bishop Coaches: Mr Michael Mullen (Absent), Julie Golightly (Absent)
Tennis - Girls Geelong College girls' tennis 2012/2013 season was exciting and rewarding for all girls involved. Some miraculous results were produced by both teams and individuals as they proved to the other APS and AGSV schools that Geelong College tennis is a force to be reckoned with. The 1st team's season was such a success with the team being undefeated in term one and ending up runners-up to Wesley College. A highlight was beating Haileybury - a team we have not beaten for the past few years. Congratulations to the girls for week in, week out being so dedicated to the team. My fellow vice-captains Sabrina Lewicki and Delaney Ryan-Conn have been great role models to myself and the team. The other girls, Emma Nixon, Bronte Connoley, Kate Butler, Lucy Bishop, Natalie Collett, Georgina Calvert, Philippa Thorne, Emma Furphy and Ashley Bell, all earned their places in this team and played exceptionally well. Thank you so much to our two coaches Julie Golightly and Michael Mullen who were so dedicated to our team and who were essential to th is year's success. The 2nds had an enjoyable season and came away with some brilliant wins overseen by their much-loved coach Sue Anderson. The team
consisted of Julia Colman, Sophie Desborough, Steph McClelland, Ellen Porter, Harshi Baskaran, Alice McGregor, Eliza McGrath and Alexandra Lever. Well done to these girls who consistently showed great sportsmanship. The 3rds teams coached by Mrs Cheryl Watson and Mrs Guillermina Ulloa, had some tough matches, producing hard-fought wins and respectable losses. These girls enjoyed each other's company as well as improving their skills with each match. Michael Mullen provided specialist sessions to assist the girls. The two 3rds teams were made up of Maeve Rolland, Danielle Ruby, Alana Hocking, Sarah Meager, Hannah Watson, Maddie Leonard, Jacqui Grange, J-Mara McDonald, Stephanie Wood, Stephanie Baker, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Hannah Sheppard, Shaan Blythe, Jessica Sercombe, Alicia Barnes, Louisa Cheatley, Meg Read, Sarah Cook and Ellie Drayton. The Inter A team had a fantastic season and were undefeated for the third year in a row. This very promising group coached by Daniel Barnett consisted of Isabelle Bennison, Emily Jackson, Claudia Conway, Sophie Clark, Nina Brown, Ashley Bell, Emma Furphy, Samantha Simson and Leisel Fraser. Tony Brushfield gave these girls
specialist sessions to help them challenge for the first team in years to come. Well done to the girls who showed great skill and determination for the duration of the season. The Inter B team "played like superstars" each week, according to their enthusiastic coach Zoe Vaughan. Their determination took them to another undefeated season, rivalling the Inter A Girls. Emelie Joubert, Claudia Crawley, Izzy Summers, Georgia Hosking, Georgie Unkenstein, Emma Gorell, Angela Morris, Amy You and Mollie Fernandez made up the team and are to be congratulated for their wonderful efforts. The Inter C team consisting of Emily Nash, Beata Chen, Irene Wang, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Tiffany Wong, Isadora Hanley, Elizabeth Klein, Ella Rutherford, Melis Layik and Molly Russell, coached by Ms Kirsten Van Cleef, had a fun-filled season and improved their tennis skills. Well done! I would like to thank all those involved in conducting the season and especially Mrs Filling, who has dedicated her time and effort to all the senior tennis teams.
Clodagh Taylor
Captain of Girls' Tennis
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GIRLS 2ND TENNIS TEAM
GIRLS 3RD TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Alice McGregor, Stephanie McClelland, Eliza McGrath, Sophie Desborough Front Row: Alexandra Lever, Harshini Baskaran, Julia Colman Absent: Ellen Porter Coach: Sue Anderson (Absent)
3rd Row: Lucy Cannard-Fink, Madeleine Leonard, Alana Hocking, Meg Read, Sarah Meager 2nd Row: Shaan Blythe, Jacqui Grange, Ellie Drayton, Hannah Sheppard, Louisa Cheatley, Stephanie Wood, J-Mara McDonald Front Row: Jessica Sercombe, Gemma Di'\damo,
Hannah Watson, Mrs Cheryl Watson (Coach), Ms Guillermina Ulloa (Coach), Maeve Rolland, Laura Di'\damo, Danielle Ruby Absent: Stephanie Baker, Alicia Barnes, Sarah Cook
GIRLS INTERMEDIATE A TENNIS TEAM
GIRLS INTERMEDIATE B TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Emily Jackson, Claudia Conway, Liesel Fraser, Sophie Clark Front Row: Samantha Simson, Isabelle Bennison, Nina Brown Coach: Mr Daniel Barnett (Absent)
2nd Row: Claudia Crawley, Emma Gorell, Angela Morris, Georgia Hosking, Mollie Fernandez Front Row: Sophie Gough, Emelie Joubert, Amy You, Georgie Unkenstein, Isobel Summers, Jessica Fitzpatrick Coach: Zoe Vaughan (Absent)
GIRLS INTERMEDIATE C TENNIS TEAM
GIRLS JUNIOR A BLUE TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Tiffany Wong, Isadora Hanley, Olivia Anderson, Elizabeth Klein, Ela Rutherford, Ms Kirsten Van Cleef (Coach) Front Row: Melis Layik, Emily Nash, Irene Wang, Beata
2nd Row: Lily Potter, Claire Goldsack, Neve Horvat Front Row: Isabel Sayers, Rose
Chen, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Molly Russell
Cashman, Mimmi Balaam, Simone Brown, Aleisha Mauderer
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GIRLS JUNIOR A GREEN TENNIS TEAM
GIRLS JUNIOR B TENNIS TEAM
2nd Row: Dominique Russell, Amy Christian, Nikita Collard, Aurelia Pereira
2nd Row: Ruby Gow, Charlotte McMaster, Georgia Greene, Nikki Helm, Cindy Chen
Front Row: Claudia Rose, Paige Sutterby, Charlotte Consedine
Front Row: Ebony Skene, Morgan Cullen, Neive Duerden, Maddison Carr
GIRLS JUNIOR C TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Jade Kurien, Tamara Schumacher, Titania Mayer, India Orchard, Laura Blundy Jones Front Row: Josie Brzoska, Courtney Bartlett, Chloe Yates, Ella Pullin, Jessica Neville
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1ST BOYS WATERPOLO TEAM 2nd Row: Alex Selway, Patrick Crisp, Nicholas Malishev, Billy Cunningham (Vice Captain), Max Steinfort, Nicholas Cayzer Front Row: Fraser Mahony, Harry Kershaw, Barclay Fitzpatrick (Captain), Angus Wylie, Ben Wade
Waterpolo - Boys The squad consisted of three teams of enthusiastic boys, many new to the sport of water polo and some old hands. We entered two 2nds teams and a Year 10 team. Although it is not the most highly promoted sport at the College, water polo is played with passion. Following the outstanding 2012 season of only one loss, the 1st team (playing in the APS 2nd Division) came into the season with great confidence, which the boys justified by finishing undefeated. All players improved their skills in the pool. Harry Kershaw proved to be a dominant force, overcoming any defensive moves by the opposition and providing some exciting fast breaks up the pool. Experienced players Billy Cunningham, Ben Wade, Brian Rafferty, along with Angus Wylie, Alex Selway, Nick Malishev, Harry Welleman, Nicolas Cayzer, Patrick Crisp and Fraser Mahony, all worked well together to deliver some strategic plays. Geelong College water polo is looking promising for the 2014 season with the talent and commitment of the Year 11 boys motivating the rest of us to train consistently and play at our best on game day. New players James Casey, Max Steinfort and Shayden Robinson managed to juggle Year 12
whilst learning new skills and bringing some talent to the pool in the 2nds White team. Along with Fraser Brierly, Will Cail es, David Jelfs, Alex Wood, Will Golightly, Tom McGowan, Nick McGuane, Rob Torode and Doug Horn, the boys all enjoyed the competition and improved their individual skills. The Year 10 team, consisting of Harry Dalton, Ben Malone, Callum Mackay, Jock Slattery, Harry McIntyre, Lewis Burns and Jack Sheridan from Year 10 were joined by Gus Boyd, Dayne Jackson, Mark Kovacev, Lachlan Stokie, Darcy Narita and Tom Midgley from Year 9 and Preparatory School boys Carey Foley, Ian Bell and Tom Page. All had a steep learning curve, but consistently trained and played with determination and passion. The future is certainly looking good for boys' water polo. Special thanks must go to coaches Kenny McClelland, Dean Alchin and Gabe McClelland for teaching the teams valuable skills, while making training surprisingly tough and fun at the same time. Also thanks must go to Mrs Porter for all her hard work behind the scenes.
Barclay Fitzpatrick Captain of Boys' Waterpolo
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1ST GIRLS WATERPOLO TEAM 2nd Row: Annabel Scott, Georgia Hughes, Clodagh Taylor, Georgie Allen Front Row: Georgia Del Rio, Emily Jackson, Keeley Murrihy (Captain), Zoe Dixon, Morgan Perry Absent: Alex Bennett, Ella Fenton (Vice Captain), Amy Sheridan
Waterpolo - Girls The Girls Waterpolo squad had an outstanding season. As a group, the girls took on every challenge presented to them with confidence and pride. Personally, this season was my favourite for so many reasons. It was a privilege to train with the squad twice a week during our fruitful season. Due to increasing numbers in Waterpolo, The Geelong College entered 1st, 2nd and Year 9 teams in the APS competition. Although most of the girls had never played before, let alone seen a game, the incredible improvement and drive the Year 9s showed throughout the season was inspiring. Congratulations to all the girls for their determination and willpower. The team consisted of young guns Layla Murrihy and Grace Stewart from Year 8, Laura Cayzer, Chloe Wynter, Lucinda Milner, Bridget Mapleson, Lily Cox, Katya Boness and Sophie Young. An amazing bunch of girls, they always rose to the challenge and finished their season undefeated. The 2nd team consisted of girls mainly new to the sport, which was hard, but incredibly exciting. Each individual improved every game, proving that the instructions and encouragement from our coach, Kenny McClelland, were respected and of the highest
quality. The 2nds consisted of Bronte Panckridge, Olympia Wild, Gracie Wootton, Katie-Rose Campbell, Claudia Conway, Emma Dixon, Jemima Hutchins, Charlotte Kay, Paige Lyall, Emma Threadgold, Sophie Weaver, Rose Jennett and Tansy Pereira. This team experienced both wins and losses, but overall gave a strong performance every week and improved dramatically over the season. The 1sts girls had one ofthe most successful seasons in the history of Geelong College Waterpolo. So it's fair to say, it's been a lot of fun! The team consisted of Ella Fenton, Amy Sheridan, Georgia Del Rio, Clodagh Taylor, Georgia Hughes, Alex Bennett, Zoe Dixon, Annabel Scott, Emily Jackson, Morgan Perry, Georgie Allen and myself. This motivated and inspirational group of girls rose to every challenge thrown at them. It would be obvious to any observer that as a team we were always united and up for a tough match. Due to this, our only loss was to the reigning premiers, Wesley. I am so incredibly proud of every girl for making this season the most rewarding one. Special mention must go to Claudia Conway, Katie-Rose Campbell, Layla Murrihy and Bridget Mapleson who played for the 1sts in the final game of the season, proving
the upcoming strength and improving talent. I will always look back on my Waterpolo days with fond memories of my last season and I have our coach Kenny and the girls to thank for that!
Keeley Murrihy Captain of Girls' Waterpolo
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2ND BOYS WATERPOLO TEAM
YEAR 10 BOYS WATERPOLO TEAM
2nd Row: Nick McGuane, Robert Torode, Doug Horn Front Row: William Golightly,
2nd Row: Mark Kovacev, Cary Foley, Jack Sheridan, Tom Midgley, Lewis Burns, Darcy
Fraser Brierly, Tom McGowan Absent: William Cailes, James Casey, David Jelfs, Jack Shembrey, Harry Welleman, Alexander Wood
Narita Front Row: Ian Bell, Dayne Jackson, Lach Ian Stokie, Harry McIntyre, Gus Boyd, Jock Slattery, Thomas Page Absent: Henry Dalton, Callum Mackay, Ben Malone
2ND GIRLS WATERPOLO TEAM
YEAR 9 GIRLS WATERPOLO TEAM
2nd Row: Gracie Wootton, Emma Dixon, Olympia Wild, Claudia Conway, Bronte Panckridge, Katie-Rose Campbell, Jemima Hutchins Front Row: Sophie Young, Rose
2nd Row: Grace Carroll, Lily Cox, Chloe Wynter Front Row: Bridget Mapleson, Katya
Jennett, Emma Threadgold, Sophie Weaver, Paige Lyall, Charlotte Kay, Tansy Pereira
Boness, Grace Stewart, Layla Murrihy, Lucinda Milner
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SURFING TEAM 2nd Row: Sam Harris, Tom Wright, Jake Wootton, Lewy Wright, Mr Gerard Donovan (Co-ordinator) Front Row: Henry Hutchins, Charlotte Kay, Max Lazarus, Jemima Hutchins, Fergus Willett Absent: Nelson Brand, Mr Dave Curnow (Coach), Mr Ben Robbins (Coach)
Surfing The annual Victorian Independent Schools State SurfTitles took place at Jan Jue on Thursday the 2nd of May in lumpy half-metre conditions that provided fun surfing for all competitors. With the wind staying light and the sun coming out, Geelong College was set for a big day of competition. After a rigorous selection process a couple of weekends before the competition, Geelong College sent a strong team of 10 surfers comprising Jake Wootton,Jemima Hutchins, Charlotte Kay, Max Lazarus, Lewy Wright, Nelson Brand, Fergus Willett, Henry Hutchins, Sam Harris and myself. The day involved 2 surfs, a semi and a final. In the semi-final we came up against Mentone Grammar, Sacred Heart and Saint Ignatius, with our team winning comfortably. Henry and Jemima Hutchins were the standouts and their consistency provided solid scores for the team. In the final, Jake Wootton and Nelson Brand excelled in the conditions to again provide solid scores. They were ably backed up by some of the younger surfers, particularly Max Lazarus and Fergus Willet. Our competitors, Christian College, New Haven College and St Ignatius, provided stiff competition with Christian College surfing consistently throughout the final. Geelong
College ended up winning by a narrow margin of 3 points. We also achieved our goal of improving on our total score from the semi-final. The team should be congratulated in taking out the title with an even showing from all. Former student Harry Mann (OGC 2012) gave up his day to provide coaching for the team. His advice was invaluable and his work on the day was a key to the team's success and greatly appreciated. Thanks to Mr Donovan and Mr Curnow for their support on the day. Tom Wright
Captain of Surfing
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1ST FOOTBALL TEAM 3rd Row: William May, Angus McKindlay, Timothy Hosking, Charlie Curnow, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Zaine Cordy, Lach Ian Baker, Frazer Stewart, James Koroneos, Harry Kershaw 2nd Row: Joe Maish man, Angus Wylie, Austin Sunerby, Max Steinfort, William Couch, Isaac Crawley, Harri Sullivan, Paddy Dowling, Sam Hosking,Jacob Jess, Monty Cole Front Row:Jack Curnow, Will Langley, Xavier Seller, Andrew Batarilo, Blake Sutterby, Sam Russell (Captain), Tom Atkins (Captain), Daniel Batarilo, Braeden Eddy, Ernest Beckley Absent: Mr Frank Fopiani (Coach), Mr Troy Mitchell (Coach)
Football The 2013 season was enjoyable for The Geelong College Football department and its players. There were many highlights, with each boy from Year 9 to the 1st XVIII putting in a tremendous effort every week. The 9As coached by Mark Hovey had a season of two halves. The first half was spent putting up a challenging effort each week in Division 1. Though several strong performances were produced in Division 1, the team was transferred into Division 2 for the second half of the season. Once the redraw had occurred, the boys were eager to show they were capable of remaining in Division 1 by not losing a game in Division 2. Their dominance in the final 5 rounds produced an average winning margin of 132 points. Standout performances by Luke Henry and Alex Witherden showed great promise for the future of Geelong College football. The 9Cs' year was a productive one, which required team efforts week in week out to achieve the success they did. They recorded 4 wins out of7 games, with their best players being Dougal McKindlay, Matthew Synoradzki and Brayden Allan.
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The 10As had a year of highs and lows. After a reasonably successful Year 9 campaign in the B Division, the Year 10 team was put into the A Division. Quickly learning the difference in standards, the Year 10s realised more was required to have an impact on games. Under the coaching of Simon Riddoch and the leadership of Sam Goodear, the players worked hard on the track. As a result, the team was able to perform on the field for the rest of the season. The 10Cs enjoyed a successful year despite being consistently undermanned, sometimes playing with less than a full side and on some occasions calling on the Year 9 boys to step up and help out. They developed a strong sense of camaraderie and team spirit. Led by Will Duffield, Tom Shembrey and Lewy Wright, the team lost only one game for the season. The 3rds had a breakout year, demonstrating courage and charisma in their game style. They fought hard every match. Although they achieved only 3 wins, they came out the end of the season with their heads held high. Best players were Tim Mclean, Lachie Palmer-Hill and Sam Kelly.
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Consisting mainly of veteran Year 12 players with a handful of Year 11 s, the 2nds had a very enjoyable season. With team nutritionists Timmy and Sammy Hosking providing the finest foods before the games, this often resulted in dominant first-quarter performances. The team won 7 of the 10 opening quarters. Having to deal with constant team changes, with players being transferred into the 1sts and 3rds, the 2nds had a season of ups and downs. Despite winning 1 of their 10 games, the players showed great development as the season progressed. Through the strong coaching of Jason Armisted and Shane Lowther, the side's competitive nature increased to produce more intensity and aggression in matches, with Frazer Stewart and Barclay Fitzpatrick keen to show some physicality to the Melbourne sides.
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The 1sts season consisted of some good wins and some very narrow losses. The older footballers were very keen to start the season early to ensure that they were mentally and physically prepared. Going through several weeks of preseason training, everyone was getting along and a strong and determined team was established. Starting the season well with 4 wins and 1 loss, the good signs for a very successful year had the boys excited. Unfortunately, the back half of the year did not produce nearly as much success and the 1sts finished with 5 wins and 5 losses. Although the final results were not ideal, the team played great football against very strong opposition and everyone still managed to enjoy their footy. The 2013 season marked the end of two careers crucial to the football program's ongoing success. Troy Mitchell and Dan Clifford will be hugely missed, not only by the 1sts, but also by the College football community. The school has been lucky to have a character like Dan Clifford as the teacher in charge of football for the past 25 years. Mr Clifford must be commended on this achievement; his passion and love for the sport and the players were unrivalled. Troy has been the 1sts coach for the last 5 years and had a tremendous impact on the football program.
His influence will extend to the future of Geelong College football as his coaching methods and desire to see players improve spread throughout the school's teams. Congratulations to all footballers who were a part of the program. It was a very successful year. Good luck to the younger boys in seasons to come.
Tom Atkins & Sam Russell Co-Captains of Football
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2ND FOOTBALL TEAM
3RD FOOTBALL TEAM
3rd Row: Frazer Stewart, Sam Walsh, Lach Ian Palmer-Hill, Barciay Fitzpatrick, Harry Graham, Lachian Baker, Gharlie Curnow, Liam Walder 2nd Row: Sam Hosking Alexander Wood, 1imothy McLean, Fraser Brierly, Nicholas McCuane, 1im Hosking Angus McKindlay, Angus Wylie, Hamish Seller Front Row: Nicholas Morwood, Braeden
3rd Row: Andrew Sloan, Andrew Waterhouse, Sam Maries, Michael de Blaquiere, Dylan McRaePalmer, Harry Welleman, Liam Watson, Toby Mooney, 1imothy McLean 2nd Row: Shayden Robinson,
Eddy, Patrick Brimacombe, Monty Cole, Harri Sullivan, Max Steinfort, Charles Callan,Jack Curnow, William Simson Absent: Mr Jason Armistead (Coach), Mr Kane Purcell (Coach), Mr Christian Shaw (Coach)
Alexander De Young Fergus Laidlaw, Nicholas Cayzer, Hugo Potgieter, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Simeon Flanagan, Alex Wilson, Harry Gow Front Row: Alex Divola, Eu Vin Hor, Nelson Brand, Rhys Williams, Nicholas Simson, Alexander Selway, Luke Wood, Will Golightly, Sam Kelly Absent: Mr Mick Mullen
10A FOOTBALL TEAM
1OC FOOTBALL TEAM
3rd Row: Cameron Barr, Benjamin Malone, William Shaw, Jack Sheridan, Sam Goodear 2nd Row: Patrick Nagle, Cooper Bingham, Edward Walmsley, Cody Deppeler, Harry Dalton, Lewis Burns, Callum McKay Front Row: Corey Mirabelli, Lachlan McPherson, Bradley Fuller, Larry Willett, Luke Bell, Mackenzie Ch rimes, Jock Slattery Absent: Mr
3rd Row: Will Duffield, Austin Snarskis, Hugo Frank, Lachlan Bennett 2nd Row: Harry
McIntyre, Nicolas McDowell, Jake Wootton, Jake Mitchell, Lewy Wright, Harry Furphy Front Row: Tom Shembrey, Bryce Jenkins, Darcy Narita, Jacob Morgan, Jack Johnston, David Ruby Absent: Mr Anthony Petkovic (Coach), Mr Ian Sahlstrom (Coach)
James Friend (Coach), Mr Kevin Jess (Coach), Mr Simon Riddoch (Coach)
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9B FOOTBALL TEAM
3rd Row: Nicholas Maishman, Alex Witherden, Sean Holroyd, Luke Henry, James Gorell, Samuel Coutts, Alexander West, James Waterhouse 2nd Row: William Lord, Thomas King, Charlie Blond, Noah Ekberg, Charlie Langley, Kyle Comben, Angus Boyd Front Row: Charlie
3rd Row: Patrick Hurley, Samuel Slorach, Dougal McKindlay, Tom Wright, Will Morrison,Jonah McRae-Palmer, Matthew Jackman, Samuel Crozier 2nd Row: Max Lazarus, Thomas Walpole, Flynn Vernon, Thomas Midgley, Sam Rollinson, Alexander Nelson, Brayden Allan,Jeremy Carruthers Front Row: Harry Hayes, Matthew Synoradzki, Blair Waters, Reilly Eddy, Lachlan Stokie, Tom Burke, Grant Philpott, Ben Batarilo Absent: Mr Andrew Scadden (Coach)
Crozier, Mason Spikers, Jasper Bingham, Lach Ian Morwood, Samuel Jess, Matt Castles, Harry Shannon, Andrew Falkiner Absent: Mr Mark Hovey (Coach), Mr Mitch Reid (Coach)
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YEAR 8 FOOTBALL TEAM
YEAR 7 FOOTBALL TEAM
3rd Row.James O'Connor, Matthew Deahl, Oscar Brownless, Oscar Luke, Rory Radalt Oscar Malone, Sam Harris,James Glover, Oliver Manton 2nd Row: Albie Kay, William Townson, Nicholas Mackay, Paddy Whittakers, Sam Conway, Leyton Mahon, Ned McIntyre, Thomas Page, George Johnston, Calden Lyons, Sam Allen Front Row: Cooper Hosking Jake West, Hugh Mitchell, Sebastian Courtnay, Aaron Grose, Edward Sillitoe, Scott Wylie, Henry Hutchins, Lochie Hosking
3rd Row: Liam Duffy, Fiann Holten, Tom Kokalis, Tristan Phung Zac Jackson, Max Witherder. Lach Ian SutherLlnc\ Charlie Sprague, Ned McHenry, Sam Wood, Tyler Mc Harry 2nd Row: Angus Williams, Jack Moorfoot, Oliver Murphy, James Divola, Fraser Bath, Lachie Congdor. Samuel Malone, William Hanrahar. Will Burke, Blake Coutts, Tyler Wright, Lach Ian Bardett Front Row: Charlie McArthur, James Gade\ Euan Spikers, Caleb Brozina, Cooper Sands, Fergus Willett, Liam Glover, Hamish Hill, Charlie Richardson, Toby Lever, Andrew Synoradzki, Jackson Kay
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1ST BOYS HOCKEY TEAM 3rd Row: Lach Ian McDonald, Harry Graham, Sam Snarskis, Alex Baensch 2nd Row: Leonidas van Boehmer, Hamish Russell, Cameron McKenzie, Louis Molyneux, Louis Connoley, Hamish Bulford Front Row: Lachlan Baensch, Mr Ben Gardiner (Coach), Tom Carman, Stuart Orford, Mr Tristan Marshall (Assistant Coach), Christopher Billings
Hockey - Boys The 2013 Boys Hockey season was one of success, growth and skill. All teams recorded wins and player development was boosted by the inaugural tour to New Zealand, which was a huge success.
A heavy defeat to a very strong Haileybury side was a rude awakening in our opening round. Disappointed with the result, the boys dug deep with a hard week of training to prepare for a very strong Brighton side at home.
A large influx of Year 9 students breathed ambition and energy into the teams and the experienced Year 12s led from the front.
With the home crowd behind us, the boys put on a much stronger and determined performance. At half-time we were a goal down, but 10 minutes into the second half we won a short corner and converted to level the scores.
The Year 9s beat sides such as Caulfield Grammar, Scotch College and Haileybury. This great result in their first year of senior hockey was a very promising sign for the future. The Year 10 team also was very successful and lost only two games. Many players pushed for 1st team selection. The 1sts had a season of great development. A cloud of uncertainty hung over the team at the beginning of the year as over half of the players were replaced, but the enthusiasm of the younger players shone through as they quickly grasped the opportunity of 1sts hockey. Many players from the 2nds team stepped up and provided senior support and experience. We started the season with high expectations. The bonds between teammates were already apparent after a few training sessions.
The next 20 minutes defined our season. The players, sensing the opportunity for a win, put all their effort into every tackle and pass. After several shots at both ends, the scores were still level with 5 minutes to go. We then won another short corner and goaled. The remaining minutes were filled with desperation and effort. When the final whistle sounded, a brief moment of disbelief was drowned out by the cheers of the crowd and the players. After that game the boys played with a newfound confidence. Although this was not reflected on the scoreboard, high-scoring games against St Kevin's and Wesley showed the improvement of all of the players.
Thankyou to all the players of 2013; it has been an honour to be captain. The team has a lot of potential. With the commitment the players showed, I know they will go far. All the coaches, Kieran Salathiel-Dyke, Nie Molyneux, Ben Gardiner and Tristan Marshall deserve our thanks. They put in many hours of work at training and at matches as they shared their enthusiasm for Hockey with the players. Thankyou to Graham Dent, for his match-day training, and to Tristan Marshall, assistant 1sts coach, who provided experience and an elite level of knowledge to the team. Thanks to the Hockey Parents Support Group and Mrs Toi, who did all the work behind the scenes to ensure the season ran smoothly. Finally, thankyou to the Year 12s, Cameron, Tanapol, Sam, James, Stewie and Louis. The devotion you showed to Hockey over the past few years was exceptional and I enjoyed every moment. Tom Carman
Captain of Boys' Hockey
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1ST GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM
2nd Row: Beth Whittem, Claire Rogers, Bronte Connoley, Steph McClelland, Olivia Garcey, Claudia Crawley, Clodagh Taylor, Eliza Fordham Front Row: Annabel Scott, Charlotte Kay, Jacqui Humphries, Erica White, Danielle Ruby, Tiahna Proebstl, Delaney Ryan-Conn Absent: Mr Tom Bridges (Coach)
Hockey - Girls The Girls' Hockey squad had an outstanding season in 2013, with only 7 losses recorded between the 4 teams. Ranging from the experienced 1st team made up of 9 Year 12s to the Inter teams, which included a handful of year 7 and 8 players from Middle School, the squad showed the class of the players who have been a part of Geelong College hockey for years, but also the potential for years to come.
The year's two best results would have to be our win over Geelong Grammar in the first game of the season, and the 5-2 win against Caulfield Grammar. After playing a round robin the week before, the girls continued their winning streak, taking down our rivals 7-3. The win against Caulfield was the highlight. They haven't been beaten by a Geelong team in 6 years, as their captain stated in our after-game speeches.
The 1st Girls' season was an incredible improvement over the past two seasons, which produced 1 win and no wins respectively. With more wins than losses this season, it was a testament to the players and to our coach, Mr Bridges, in his first year coaching the girls. The large number of Year 12s will be hard to replace, but the skill showed by our younger players including Tiahna Proebstl (Year 10), our highest goal scorer, and Claudia Crawley (Year 10), who was most improved this season, showed that there is a strong foundation to build on.
The 2nds girls showed resilience and determination throughout the season, with only 7 regular players and having to play most weeks 1 or 2 players short. In these tough circumstances, the girls played incredibly well and were unfortunate to just miss out on having an unbeaten season. Their only loss was to PEGS. The team was made up mostly of Year 11 players, which showed great promise for the next season. The Inter teams showed great potential, with only 3 losses in both teams. With players from the Middle School joining the Year 9 and 10 players to boost numbers, the girls played very well, some of them even playing two games a week, filling in for the 2nds team. The willingness to help out the other teams shows a great desire to become better players.
Overall, this season was very fulfilling for all the players, both in the team spirit they showed, but also in the skills they learnt and improved over the year. Everlasting friendships have been formed and I wish all the girls luck in future seasons. Erica White
Captain of Girls' Hockey
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10B BOYS HOCKEY TEAM
9B BOYS HOCKEY TEAM
2nd Row: Thomas O'Connor, Fraser Wishart, Mitchell Dowling, Manning Gratwick, Thomas Roe, Tanapol Phewpun Front Row: Andy Slattery, Stewart Saunders, Lachlan Savage, Mitchell Goninon, Aaron Gomes, Baxter Lyons Absent: Mr Nie Molyneux
2nd Row: Patrick Iredell, Lach Ian Adams, Alexander Gregory, William Carr, Mikhail Landos Front Row: Hamish Lyall, Hamish McCallum, Christopher Billings, Lucas Whittem, William Thacker Absent: Kelly Hughes, Tom McDonald, Mr Kieran Salathiel
(Coach)
Dyke (Coach)
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GIRLS INTERMEDIATE BLUE HOCKEY TEAM
2nd Row: Isla Dobie, Julia Colman, Alexandra Pedersen, Lucy Murphy, Harriet Waters Front Row: Kelly Speakman, Poppy Trescowthick, Ivy Cockle, Rose Jennett, Emma Ring Absent: Mr Trent Popelier (Coach)
2nd Row: Kathy Tan, Georgina Calvert, Philippa Thorne, Meg Kent-Spark, Nina Brown, Kate Speakman Front Row: Emily Nash, Tansy Pereira, Paige Lyall, Mr Fraser Byrnes
GIRLS INTERMEDIATE GREEN HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row: Simone Brown, Charlotte Midgley, Amelia Powell, Dominique Russell Front Row: Libby Falkiner, Josie Brzoska, Maysie Sadler, Sophie Gough, Katie O'Connor Absent: Mr Graeme Chapman (Coach)
(Coach), Izzy Summers, Olivia Clark, Shannessy Ward
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1ST BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Mr Tim O'Leary (Coach), Patrick Crisp, Nicholas Malishev, Davis George, Tony Chan, Jackson Breer Front Row: Jordy Edwards, Dean Jeremie, Jayden Barber (Captain), Adam Guala (Captain), Joe Fowler, Jordan O'Leary
Basketball - Boys The Geelong College Boys Basketball had seven teams in the APS in 2013. Maddy White's 9B Boys improved their skills and overall game play during the season to finish with 6 wins from 9 matches. This is an encouraging sign of the talent that is coming up through the College. The 10C team led by Dusty Duggan was a mix of Year 9 and Year 10 boys. They had the challenge of playing some strong opponents and finished the season with only 2 wins. Despite the results, the team must be commended for their resilience and never-give-up attitude. Abby Schrader was the coach of the 1OB boys, who also found themselves in a strong competition and managed only a single win. To their credit, they continued to work hard each week and will be better players for it. The first of the four senior teams was Al Smith's 5th Boys. This team included many newcomers to the sport and, despite modest results, the effort and skill they produced should be commended.
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The 4th Boys, coached by Steven Robertson, were unfortunate not to come away with more than 2 wins. In many games, the team was only a few points away from victory. The boys showed courage throughout a great season. The 3rds, led by Bianca Cheever, had a good season. On top of a few forfeits by the opposition, they picked up three more wins by themselves. The talent displayed by many of these players was remarkable. The Geelong College 1sts played in the second division. With only two Year 12s in the team, a hard-fought season was expected and that is exactly what occurred. The team was largely rebuilt around the many new players entering the squad. The squad of 12 was evenly matched in ability, so team selections involved difficult decisions each week, with a few players rotating in and out. Tim O'Leary was a returning coach from the previous year and, after losing S Year 12s from the 2012 team, he knew it was going to be a rebuilding season.
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The team was often slow to get started and had to work hard to get back into matches, demonstrated by a somewhat monumental game in the second half of the season. Being down by twenty points late in the second half against a strong opposition the boys were able to fire up causing countless turnovers and stealing the game away from them with seconds to spare. The great season didn't quite finish as well with the only loss in the final match of the season. With missed shots and a strong opposition, the College boys lost 25-35. Despite stumbling at the last hurdle, the boys had a great season and we will truly miss the squad. Thank you again to Tim O'Leary for all his hard work. Without him, none of the team's success would have been possible. Jayden Barber & Adam Guala
Co-Captains of Boys' Basketball
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1ST GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Ella Wood, Tia Paterson-Dunn, Chancel Horvat, Alana Hocking, Shaan Blythe Front Row: Abbey Newton, Sarah Meager, Angela Morris, Tegan Edwards, Kennedy McMaster Absent: Mr Paul O'Brien (Coach)
Basketball - Girls The 2013 Girls' Basketball season was an enjoyable and satisfying one. All of the girls showed improvement, whether it came from refining simple skills like passing and dribbling to gaining a broader knowledge of set plays in offence and defence. The College entered two teams, the Inter B Girls and 1st Girls. While the opposition has always been tough in past years, the girls were determined to test all of the teams. The Inter B team's season was a challenging one, as they won 2 of of their 8 games. Coached by Kylie Morrissey, who gave continual encouragement and advice, the girls' season highlight was a terrific win by 39 points, a margin achieved through the teamwork and unselfishness of every player. The team played every game with an enjoyment of the sport, which is all that you can ask of players. The 1st team was a true pleasure to play in. The girls are gorgeous people who have the ability to take games seriously and the determination to be competitive for entire games, whilst still holding on to their sense of humour. Shaan Blythe, Sarah Meager, Ella Wood, Abbey Newton and I experienced the 1st division last
year, so we knew what a challenge the season would be against stronger and more highly skilled players. However, the new additions, Tia Paterson-Dunn, Tegan Edwards, Kennedy McMaster and Angela Morris, brought a spark of energy to the team that helped us to battle through entire games. The most impressive attribute of the 2013 team was everyone's ability to continue to be competitive and play with a positive attitude even when the scoreboard showed that the likelihood of winning was slim. Our work ethic meant that the opposition had to work for their wins until the final siren. They knew that if they eased up, our defensive pressure would force turnovers and then scoring opportunities.
coached the 1st Girls during games. His instructional advice enabled the girls to gain a better understanding of the game and to improve their skills. Kylie Morrissey must also be thanked for her coaching at training and, for the Inter B girls, during games. Kylie pushed us at training, but was also always willing to share a joke, which made even our early morning training sessions fun. Maddy White and Courtney Williamson lent a hand at training when Kylie was unable to be there, so thank you to them as well. Mr Carroll must be thanked for his hard work every week, organising teams and much more. Without Mr Carroll, the basketball season would not run so smoothly.
Unfortunately, quite early on we lost the experience of Shaan Blythe and Sarah Meager to injuries that sidelined them for the season. Youngster Kennedy McMaster also suffered a sidelining injury later in the season. In their absence, Chantel Horvat filled in on a few occasions, providing the team with more height in the key, which was needed against much taller opposition.
Finally, I thank the girls for making my final season of basketball with the College an unforgettable one. They are a lovely group who provided me with plenty of laughter and refreshed my love of the game. The friendships formed will last long after the season has ended, and to all of the girls I wish them the best of luck for the future.
A big thank you goes to Paul O'Brien, who
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Alana Hocking
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3RD BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
4TH BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Brady Harmon, Billy Cunningham Front Row: David Jelfs, Mitchell O'Leary,
2nd Row: Simon Senan, Lewis Robilliard, Andrew McGlade Front Row: Robert Torode,
Harrison Bowler Absent: Miss Bianca Cheever (Coach)
Mr Steven Robertson (Coach), Mitchell McCaffrey Absent: Tom McGowan
5TH BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
10B BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Harrison McMaster, Hugh Neerhut, Julian Kenny, Mr Alistar Smith (Coach) Front Row: James Fitzpatrick, Kevin Ni, Harrison Booth, Sebastian Acosta Ruiz
2nd Row: Albert Su, Samuel Porter, Max Bucek, Davis Kontelj Front Row: Roni Bunker, Kasra Reja, Andrew Goldsack, Elliott Grossnickle, Michael Tso Absent: Jesse Livermore,
Absent: Robbie Britt, James Grant, Ben Tyler
Sam Russell, Ms Abby Schrader (Coach)
lOC BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
9B BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Oscar Radalj, Liam Turnbull, Matthew Ruffin Front Row: Sam Wong,
2nd Row: George Vincent, Morgan Beet, Lachlan Minahan, Max Dawe Front Row: Dayne Jackson, Noah Sebastian, Angus Longden, Matthew Malishev, Ethan Braslis Absent: Miss Maddy White (Coach)
Alexander Blight, Jacky Chiu, Kelvin Ao Absent: Jesse Blundy-Jones, Mr Dusty Duggan (Coach), Steven Ling
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SA BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
7A BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Cooper Mathews, Palmer Flitton, Jared Boyce, Dylan Yelland Front Row: Jason Sun, Nathan Gao, Harry Breer, Bryce Newton, Liam Chalmers
2nd Row: Jonathon Cole, Ethan Gubbels, Thomas Milner Front Row: Anson Ni, Cameron Primmer, Jamie Morwood
78 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Lach Ian Osborne, Fin Gekas, Jack Klein Front Row: Jack Thornton, Danny Nguyen
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM
JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Rebecca Bath, Abby Brierly, Ela Rutherford Front Row: Molly Russell, Beata Chen, Tira Keddie, Irene Wang Absent: Ms Kylie Morrissy (Coach), Chloe Wynter
2nd Row: Georgia White, Macy Lockyer, Eve Braslis, Claire Goldsack, India Orchard, Annabel Whitford Front Row: Neive Duerden, Nyah Burrell, Esther Morgan, Ella Pullin, Morgan Cullen, Nikki Helm
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1ST BOYS BADMINTON TEAM 2nd Row: Joshua Skuza, Daniel Batarilo, Harri Sullivan, Will Cailes, Samuel Russell, Andrew Batarilo Front Row: Tom Atkins, Angus Tan, Ms Sharon Dong (Coach), DavidJelfs, Adrian Yip Absent: Mr George Lee (Coach)
Badminton - Boys Boys' Badminton in 2013 has been very successful with all three teams showing great progress. The boys worked hard throughout the season and the improvements were clear to see. We were very proud of how they conducted themselves, showing good sportsmanship and determination in every game. The 1st team had a stuttering start to the season but finished very well. The experienced Angus Tan and newcomer Sam Russell filled positions three and four this year and were very impressive. Both were always up for a contest. Dan and Andy Batarillo were also very dedicated in their first season of Badminton. They worked tirelessly in training and it showed in their impressive results. Harri Sullivan and Tom Atkins tried out Badminton for the first time and both completed a remarkable season. The youthful Adrian Yip and Joshua Skuza both improved out of sight and are showing promise for the next couple of years.
Each week, the boys turned up with a determined attitude and managed to achieve victories in a sporting manner. This included an impressive eleven rubber to one win against our cross-town rivals, Geelong Grammar. Unfortunately, we didn't manage to finish the season undefeated as we lost one match to a strong Scotch opposition. Nevertheless, the boys should be very pleased with their results. We also had a 3rd Blue and a 3rd Green team. Blue managed to go through the season undefeated. This was impressive and a fine way for them to finish their Badminton careers as most ofthe team was made up of Year 12 students. The Green team showed great improvements and should be proud of their achievements; since most of the team members were Year 9 and 10 students. Boys' Badminton certainly has a bright future.
We would like to thank Mrs Lannan, Ms Dong and Mme Chabant for their organisation of Badminton throughout the year and for making everything run as smoothly as it did. A great deal of praise and thanks also needs to go to our coaches Mim and George Lee whose hard work and determination helped us all grow as players and people. David Jelfs & Will Cailes Co-Captains of Boys' Badminton
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Han Trinh, Alexandra Pedersen, Hannah Morrow, Olivia Garcey, Claire Rogers, Morgan Kerambrun Absent: Mme Veronique Chabant (Coach)
Badminton - Girls This year's Girls' Badminton season has been a wonderful and thoroughly enjoyable time for all players, albeit a little sad as it was the final summer sport for our now veteran Year 12s. Five teams were entered in the APS: a 1st team, two 2nd and two 3rd teams. With a few new girls starting and the senior players remaining, it was a mix of young and old for the 2012-2013 season. Since The College had not had a girls' badminton team in the first division for several years, the 1st team started off unprepared for the tough competition that lay ahead, but braced themselves for the challenges. We were given our first taste of what was to come against Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School, Carey and Wesley in Term 4, coming home with 1 win out of 3. After the holidays, the girls were eager to start training again. There were some exciting matches and a few close calls as the 1st team won against Geelong Grammar and Carey. The girls were even on matches and it came down to games. Though not always successful, the whole team is to be commended for the strong and tireless efforts throughout the competition.
The 3rd Blue Team performed outstandingly. In their debut season, Molly Forshaw, Laura Brodie, Rebecca Griffiths and Sophie Shorland came very close to being undefeated; they lost only to PEGS. The other teams made very good progress as well, and some players proved to be formidable in singles or doubles. The most notable 2nds players were Sarah Cielesh, Izzy Pilon, Vanda Fletcher and Laura Mackenzie. It is also very heartening to see much promise in younger players such as Miki Hui and Amelia Patrick. The current year 12s will be gone next season, leaving a modest number of players to carry on. However, with the remaining girls and the expected newcomers, Geelong College girls' badminton is in safe hands.
We thank the dedicated staff and coaches who have given their time to help us reach our potential on the court. Madame Chabant worked tirelessly to make the season run so well, along with George and Mim Lee and Laura Jelfs, who honed the skills of the whole badminton cohort. Mrs Mahoney and Madame Tymms supervised and accompanied the players to their matches. Thank you also to all our great players who made the season so enjoyable. Morgan Kerambrun & Hannah Morrow
Co-Captains of Girls' Badminton
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2ND BOYS BADMINTON TEAM
3RD BOYS BADMINTON TEAM
2nd Row: Tony Chan, Peter Angliss, Andrew McGlade, Lach Ian Patrick, MarkJangprasit Front Row: Eu Vin Hor, Mitchell O'Leary, Stewart Saunders Absent: Ms Sharon Dong
2nd Row: Kasra Reja, Remy Stanisich, Liam Turnbull, Sam Hvidberg, Mrs D Lannan (Coach) Front Row: Kelvin Ao, Maxwell Chappell, Mark Kovacev, Jeremy Carruthers,
(Coach), Mr George Lee (Coach)
Hamish McCallum
2ND BLUE GIRLS BADMINTON TEAM
2ND GREEN GIRLS BADMINTON TEAM
2nd Row: Vanda Fletcher, Laura Mackenzie, Sarah Cielesh, Emma Ring Front Row: Ally Luppino, Isabella Xu, Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney (Coach), Ellen Wang,
2nd Row: Annie Foley, Phoebe Niven, Lexie Ragg, Isabelle Pilon, Amelia Patrick, Imogen Nicholson Front Row: Kate Speakman, Kelly Ao, Kathy Tan, Agnes Tymms (Coach), Miki
Kelly Speakman
Hui, Nellie Gao, Wendy Zhu
3RD GIRLS BADMINTON TEAM
Rebecca Griffiths, Sophie Shorland, Laura Brodie, Molly Forshaw Absent: Miss Laura Jelfs (Coach)
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Fencing
FENCING TEAM 2nd Row: Remy Stanisich, Alexander Gregory, Aidan Symons Front Row: Lucas Whittem, Suzanne Baxter, Hamish McKie Absent: Mr Neil Hick (Coach)
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1ST NETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Laura Cayzer, Melody Philpott, Stephanie Boyce, Claudia Conway, Ms Julie-Anne Hussey (Coach) Front Row: Alannah Kreidl, Amy Sheridan, Lucy Bishop, Keeley Murrihy, Alex Bennett
Netball "A team above all, above all a team": this motto gave us the inspiration to take on the challenges of 2013. The 1st Netball team consisted of girls from Years 9 to 12 who enjoyed an excellent camaraderie. We finished with a remarkable 8 wins and only 3 losses, which was one of the most successful seasons produced by the 1st team in over a decade. What we lacked in experience we made up for with our execution of skills, determination and teamwork. Throughout the APS/AGS competition it was apparent that we were one of the closest teams, and this was evident on court as we were disciplined, always encouraging and enthusiastic, competitive and great sports. Our season started with big wins against Yarra Valley and Carey (an early premiership favourite), which resulted in us being the unexpected talk of the competition. Our secret weapon, Melody Philpott, was discovered early in the season, alongside her companion Claudia Conway. Both showcased their accurate shooting and impressive skills and courage on court. Helping out our goaling duo was young gun Laura Cayzer, who impressed every time she stepped out on court with her
maturity, talents and admirable shooting ability. Our defence, consisting of Amy Sheridan, Alex Bennett and Steph Boyce, provided height, strength and a lot of guts. Their consistency, high work ethic and many rebounds throughout the season resulted in many turnovers. Keeley Murrihy and Alannah Kreidl dominated the centre court, taking advantage of their speed by manoeuvring around their opponents and providing direct drives to set up perfect team play, but also strong defence pressure on the opposition. Our narrow loss to Geelong Grammar was heartbreaking, but it allowed us to refocus our minds for the remaining games, making us stronger. Other outstanding results were recorded in all divisions. The 2nds had an excellent season with 7 wins and only 1 loss. The girls demonstrated determination and endeavour each week and should be congratulated on a tremendous season. The team was coached by Sophie Faulkner and Ann-Maree Sheridan. The 3rd Green, Inter B Blue and Green teams all won more than 50% of their games. Three Old Collegian netballers turned coaches, Lucy Heath,
Sophie Brand and Maddie Stevens, led their teams well, resulting in successes that displayed the talents of the up-and-coming netballers. All teams competed well to produce consistent seasons, showcasing Geelong College's bright prospects for years to come. All girls should be commended on their efforts, which made the season a rewarding and enjoyable one. The 1st Girls and an Intermediate Year 10 team were lucky enough to travel to Parkville to compete in the Victorian School Championships. The 1sts achieved an excellent result by taking out their regional division. It was a terrific experience for all girls, especially as the intermediates had not all played together before. Congratulations go to Amy Sheridan and Melody Philpott who, along with myself, were nominated to trial for the APS combined team. I was fortunate enough to be selected in the APS team and enjoyed the competition against the AGSV team and a visiting state representative team from Queensland. Netball clinics were offered throughout the season. Special guests, including Elissa Macleod, Kelsey Browne, Tegan Caldwell and Kirsten Hood, shared their valuable expertise with the girls and
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we were very appreciative of being able to work with these players, learning specific skills and undergoing specialist coaching. Special thanks go to the Parent Support Group, which kept the season running smoothly. The 1st girls are grateful for their ongoing support and it must be noted that we did receive the title of 'Best Morning Tea' in the APS. To Julie-Anne Hussey, the 1st coach and Teacher in Charge of Netball, we thank her for the work she does and her passionate dedication to the team and her supportive nature, which has allowed Geelong College netball to develop to an unbelievable level. The year marked the end of College netball for 5 Year 12s, leaving a team of younger girls behind. I have great faith that they will continue our legacy and lead the team to future success. Thank you to all Netball girls for a memorable season. Lucy Bishop
Captain of Netball
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2ND NETBALL TEAM
3RD BLUE NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Louisa Cheatley, Ella Vernon, J-Mara McDonald, Ella Fenton Front Row: Georgia Del Rio, Annabelle Shannon, Stephanie Wood, Zoe Dixon, Alex Lever Absent: Georgia Hughes, Miss Sophie Faulkner (Coach) Mrs Anne-Maree
2nd Row: Rachel Odam, Laura Mackenzie, Hannah Morrow Front Row: Natalie Collett,
Alexa Bedford, Bronte Panckridge, Jacqui Grange, Arabella Doery Absent: Miss Emily Koroneos (Coach)
Sheridan (Coach)
3RD GREEN NETBALL TEAM
4TH NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Ellie Drayton, Olympia Wild, Hannah Sheppard, Lucy Macdonald Front Row: Summer Spikers, Hannah Portogallo, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Gracie Wootton, Tilly Downie Absent: Miss Lucy Heath (Coach)
2nd Row: Alice McGregor, Amber Hewitt, Isabelle Pilon, Phoebe Niven Front Row: Alyssia Todisco, Tayla Nott, Harshini Baskaran, Jassie Salveson, Wendy Zhu Absent: Ginny Eddey, Lucy McKie, Miette Miller, Ms Kylie Vokic (Coach)
INTERMEDIATE A BLUE NETBALL TEAM
INTERMEDIATE A GREEN NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Morgan Perry, Riley Van lngen, Kirsten Caithness, Eliza Crawford, Katie-Rose Campbell Front Row: Georgia Doery, Emma Furphy, Emma Dixon, Lucy Fyffe, Emma Threadgold Absent: Amanda loannou, Mrs Petrina Porter (Coach)
2nd Row: Georgia Hosking, Liesel Fraser, Zoe Gorell, Emily Jackson Front Row: Lilli
Balaam, Georgie Allen, Lucinda Milner, Bridget Mapleson, Jade Davie, Samantha Simson Absent: Miss Brydie Murrihy (Coach)
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INTERMEDIATE B BLUE NETBALL TEAM
INTERMEDIATE B GREEN NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Mollie Fernandez, Mirni Trescowthick, Emily Hall, Sara Urquhart
2nd Row: Isadora Hanley, Lily Cox, Olivia Anderson, Chloe O'Connor Front Row: Laura
Front Row: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Grace Newnham, Kate Guthrie, Phoebe Cunningham, Phillipa McQuinn Absent: Miss Sophie Brand (Coach)
Absent: Miss Maddie Stevens (Coach)
Peebles, Alyx Clifton, Emma Gorell, Georgie Osborne, Maddie Evans, Lilli Moran
INTERMEDIATE C BLUE NETBALL TEAM
INTERMEDIATE C GREEN NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Elizabeth Hanrahan, Heidi Shuter, Rebecca Finlay, Elizabeth Klein, Isabella Xu Front Row: Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Arcadia De Young, Sally Higgins, Grace Carroll, Monique Wiener, Tiffany Wong Absent: Miss Morgan McClure (Coach)
2nd Row: Madalyn Colman, Emma Casey, Ally Howie, Jessica Stewart Front Row: Sophie Weaver, Iman Alfrink, Ebony Sefton, Amy You, Helena Hewitt, Celine Ingram Absent: Mrs Jenny D!\ltera (Coach), Michelle Goy
NETBALL 1 2nd Row: Charlotte McMaster, Grace Stewart, Claire Morrison, Layla Murrihy, Sadie Longden Front Row: Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Paige Sutterby, Molly McLaughlin, Edwina
Doery
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JUNIOR B BLUE NETBALL TEAM
JUNIOR B GREEN NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Alicia Newton, Amy Christian, Ava Gorell, Eliza Lawson, Olivia Evans, Brianna Perry Front Row: Charlotte Consedine, Georgia Urquhart, Ruby Gow, Aleisha Mauderer, Claudia Rose, Michaela Ryan, Sophie Toi
2nd Row: Mimmi Balaam, Zara Edgar, Titania Mayer, Lily Potter, Pippi McDonald Front Row: Ebony Skene, Aurelia Pereira, Sarah McQuinn, Roxy Sefton
JUNIOR C NETBALL TEAM
JUNIOR D NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Tamara Schumacher, Grace Vincent, Keeley Troop, Georgie McKinnon Front Row: Taylia Reedy, Isabel Tierney, Katherine Klein, Brittany Neace, Jess Lewis, Tara Boness
2nd Row: Madeleine Salveson, Xanthia Gregory, Cindy Chen, Jade Kurien, Laura Blundy Jones, Olivia Lord, Chloe Yates Front Row: Jessica Neville, Olivia Ruggero, Courtney Bartlett, Behlana Robinson, An Trinh, Liv Geary
YEAR 6 NETBALL TEAM
YEAR 5 NETBALL TEAM
2nd Row: Georgie Roderick, Iona Bulford, Neddy Blight, Rachel Rowbottom, Edwina Brodie, Rosy Brierly Front Row: Laura Billings, Isabella Thomson, Lucy McLaughlin, Lily Morgan, Niamh Potter
2nd Row: Sarah Bach, Jess Wynhoevn, Annabel Unkenscein Front Row: Sophie Powers, Laura Beccess, Amelia Lymer
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EQUESTRIAN TEAM 3rd Row: Madeleine Salveson, Charlie Blakeley, Brittany Fowler, Stephanie Nicholson, Michelle Goy 2nd Row: Ms Kirsten Van Cleef (Team Manager), Georgie Unkenstein, Lydia Nicholson, Gemma Df\damo, Laura Df\damo, Jassie Salveson, Mr Rob Kayler-Thomson (Head of Equestrian) Front Row: Sophie Gough, Georgia Adams, Sally Shaw, Imogen Nicholson (Captain) Penelope Blight, Sarah Klein, Megan Wallace Absent: Laura Billings, Alyx Clifton, Rachael Goy, Genevieve Nicholson
Equestrian The Equestrian team had a successful 2013 season, with students competing throughout Victoria in the many lnterschool disciplines. The increased number of students from all campuses performed with dedication and commitment, shown in the team's fantastic results. The Geelong College Dressage and Show Jumping day drew riders from across the state, with over 22 schools represented. Our team proved to be a remarkable force, placing 2nd overall in both disciplines. Our 'mane' performances included Champion placings to Maddy Salveson, Stephanie Nicholson and Genevieve Nicholson, with many of our younger riders stepping up to the challenge. Thanks go to the voluntary staff and students who helped on the day, our parents' endless dedication, and of course to Mr Kayler-Thompson and Ms Van Cleef for their admirable work and 'stable' organisation of the team during the year. For the Series, which consisted of numerous events over the year held by the Barwon schools, our Equestrian team continued our 'rein' of remarkable results. Overall, the Geelong College team placed 3rd in Show Jumping and won the Series overall for Dressage, thus winning the
Perpetual Trophy along with rival 'neigh'bours Geelong Grammar. In the Victorian Series, the College came 5th in the state. A number of our students qualified for the Australian National lnterschool team representing Victoria in Perth, demonstrating outstanding perseverance and enthusiasm for Equestrian. In the continuing sponsorship of the Nelson Park Special School, many Geelong College students, including others not in the Equestrian team, donated their time and support to the Riding for the Disabled Program. I would like to congratulate the students for their care and commitment to such a rewarding program, as well as their enthusiasm throughout the year to our amazing sport. I wish them the best of luck for the coming year! Imogen Nicholson
Captain of Equestrian
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1ST BOYS SOCCER TEAM 2nd Row: Liam Drury, Alec Attwood, Toby Profitt, Peter Angliss (Vice Captain), Charlie Medic (Vice Captain), Jack Shembrey, Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Leo Jegatheesan Front Row: Aaron Ward, James Ragg, Alex Livermore, Will Cailes (Captain), Daniel Batarilo, Angus Tan, Mark Pisankitvanich Absent: Mr Ronnie Clayson (Coach)
Soccer - Boys The Geelong College fielded four Boys Soccer teams in the APS this year. This included Mr Flanagan's 10C team, which consisted of year 9 and 10 students, many of whom were new to the game. As these boys improved their skills and overall understanding of the game, they came away with impressive wins against Scotch College, Wesley College and Caulfield Grammar. It was great to see them have a successful season, winning three games and drawing one. The other year 9 and 10 team was Mr Oppermann's 10As. This team faced the challenge of playing in a higher league from which College had been absent for many years. Although the skill level of the teams they played was very high, they managed to hold their own and came away with solid wins against Melbourne Grammar and Wesley College. They finished the season with two wins and two draws.
The first of the two senior teams was Mr Anderson's 2nds who played in the fifth division. They were a very competent team, with many players challenging to break into the 1st team. They were unfortunate not to come away with more wins as many games went down to the wire. They should still be congratulated on their efforts as they had wins against Haileybury College and Xavier College to finish the season with two wins and a draw. The 1st team which was coached by Mr. Clayson, played in the second division. It was a successful season given that only five members of last year's team remained. A lot of rebuilding was needed. This could have been why there was a shaky start to the season, as the team managed only a solitary draw against Xavier College in the first six matches. However, the team improved and started to play well together. The boys were in great form by the time of the last home game against Wesley College. In a hard-fought game, College took the lead just before half-time. The second half was very intense, with Wesley hitting the post in the dying moments. The boys fought hard to hold the lead to the final whistle and get the first win. The good form was carried into the next game as the team travelled to
reigning champions Carey Grammar. The boys were unlucky to go into the break trailing 1-0. In the second half, all the boys responded really well and played some of their best soccer. They scored two goals in quick succession to win the match 2-1. The final match of the season was against St. Kevin's College. This was a match of two halves, mainly due to the strong wind blowing straight down the ground. Playing against the wind, College wasted a few clear-cut chances but managed to take the lead. St. Kevin's responded with two goals of their own, leaving us frustrated going into half-time. This frustration only continued as their goalkeeper was managing to keep all of our shots out. However, with five minutes left on the clock, the keeper was finally beaten with a goal scored directly from a free kick. The momentum of the game changed and the push was on for the win. With one minute left a quick counter attack by St. Kevins almost led to a goal. The subsequent goal kick was booted up the pitch and with the last kick of the game the ball ended up in the net for a full-time score of 3-2. The win was a great way to end the season and a reward for the boys' hard work throughout the year.
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2ND BOYS SOCCER TEAM
10A BOYS SOCCER TEAM
2nd Row: Douglas Horn, Max Payne, Hugh Bell, Matthew Appel be, Mark Jangprasit,
2nd Row: Mark Kovacev, Thomas Deahl, Aaron Sayers, Ben Robinson, William Knuckey
Jack Calvert Front Row: Angus Tan, Michael Wiener, Omar Alhadi, Joshua Haskett, Zac Yeaman, Oscar Lei Absent: Mr David Anderson (Coach)
Front Row: Declan Skuza, Oscar Beaumont-Kelly, Joshua Skuza, Mr Eddie Kovacev (Coach), Mitchell McAllister, Adrian Yip, Edward Arundel! Absent: Leo Hanley
lOC BOYS SOCCER TEAM
SA BOYS SOCCER TEAM
2nd Row: Harrison Brown, Sam Hvidberg, Kade Cullen, Patrick Molloy, Tim Torode, Remy Stanisich Front Row: Xavier Consedine, Thomas Murray, Robert Fowler, Mr Kevin
2nd Row: Thomas Yang, Ian Bell, Cary Foley, Mitchell Jones, Thomas Flanagan, Harry Unkenstein Front Row: Angus McDonald, Liam Brown, Charlie Horoch, Bentley
Flanagan (Coach), Max Chappell, Alexander Morrow, Nicholas Manton
Fitzgerald, James Cole, Allen Miao, Lach Ian Walter
Absent: Brandon Clutterbuck
Finally, all the teams should be congratulated for consistently good sportsmanship and giving it their all both at training and on match day. A big thank you also needs to go to all the coaches for helping Geelong College soccer improve over this season. Mr Kovacev also should be congratulated on his management of soccer, which made the season more enjoyable for all. Will Cailes
Captain of Boys' Soccer 7 /SB BOYS SOCCER TEAM 2nd Row: Jasper Stanisich, Angus Rees, Hamish Manning, Darcy Marshall, Luke De Young, William Carey Front Row: Andrew Duan, Endre Padanyi, Rory Vagg, James Bennett-Hullin, Luke Perry, Harry Brozek, Lachlan Wynter
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1ST GIRLS SOCCER TEAM 2nd Row: Vanda Fletcher, Maeve Rolland, Sophie Desborough, Katie Butler, Eliza McGrath, Sophie Radalj, Sarah Cielesh, Mr Fabio Di'\gostin (Coach) Front Row: Sabrina Lewicki, Amelia Fitzgerald, Julia Mann, Sophie Clark, Elana Berton, Jemima Hutchins, Emma Nixon, Ally Luppino
Soccer - Girls The four teams fielded by The Geelong College in this year's APS competition all performed admirably. The excellent performances by the budding Year 9 and 10 players show that girls' soccer has a depth comparable to any school in the competition. There is great potential for success in the years to come. The Thirds Blue girls worked extremely well as a team during their training sessions and Saturday matches. Their strong attack managed to score goals frequently, resulting in many victories. They won all but two of their games. Under the excellent coaching and guidance of Chris Nixon, the team enjoyed a fun and satisfying campaign. Alex Jablonsky was a great player all season. The Inter Blue soccer team consisted of an enthusiastic group of Year 9 and 10 girls who displayed passion for the sport. Coached by Tim Watson, the team proved to be a strong side and won six out of eight games for the season. This was no mean feat for such a young team. Edith Arc-Dekker and Sarah Smith starred in this side. The Inter Green team, under the coaching of Mark Andrews, matched the Inter Blues for enthusiasm and skill. Their scoreboard record reflected similar results, as they won seven
out of nine matches for the season. Constance Potts and Claudia Cheatley showed consistent dedication and skill.
From that point we won six games in a row, never really being troubled and usually dominating play.
The Girls 1sts, playing in the second division, delivered a season of strong performances. This was a welcome improvement on the past few years. The girls bonded well together to become a force to be reckoned with. They were a strong attacking side, scoring 34 goals for the season. Their solid defence proved too much for most opposition attacks and Amelia Fitzgerald in goals conceded fewer than one per game. This great team recorded seven wins for the season, two draws and no losses in a wonderful undefeated run.
It was a year in which the 1st girls significantly developed their individual and team skills. We grew in confidence and ability and enjoyed playing the roles of the hunters rather than the hunted!
The team began the year with a tough 1-1 draw away to Carey, scoring late to equalise. At that stage we were wondering what sort of season lay before us. The next game, a solid win against our old foe Geelong Grammar, gave us some indication. The game against Wesley defined the rest of our season. Trailing 1-4 early in the second half, the team found deep resolve and commitment to fight back for a thrilling 4-4 draw. We had discovered what we were capable of achieving.
Sophie Radalj
Captain of Girls' Soccer
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2ND GIRLS SOCCER TEAM
INTERMEDIATE BLUE GIRLS SOCCER TEAM
2nd Row: Corina Palmer, Georgie Unkenstein, Emily Angliss, Lexie Ragg, Maddy Brown,
2nd Row: Isabelle Bennison, Bibi Holten, Amelia Patrick, Erin Bourke, Brittany Fowler,
Annie Foley Front Row: Morgan Kerambrun, Haley Cielesh, Miki Hui, Jessica Sercombe, Alexandra Jablonsky, Olivia Leontiades
Katya Boness, Isabella Spinazzola Front Row: Sarah Smith, Rebecca McGrath, Edith ArcDekker, Ashley Bell, Sophie Klein, Louise McDonald, Mardi Stapleton, Millie McArthur Absent: Mr Tim Watson (Coach)
INTERMEDIATE GREEN GIRLS SOCCER TEAM
JUNIOR GIRLS SOCCER TEAM
2nd Row: Veronica Nockles, Grace Forshaw, Bella Greene, Claudia Cheatley, Alana Walder, Sophie Young, Ellen Wang, Angelica Wootton Front Row: Hollie Rochow,
2nd Row: Gemma Savage, Isobel Dobie, Izzy Greer, Summer Russell, Neve Horvat, Georgia Greene, Issy Thomas Front Row: Daisy Hayes, Ellie Barr, Isabel Sayers, Tiana Schurmann, Georgia Brown, Jessica Mclachlan
Sophie Newnham, Constance Potts, Mr Mark Andrews (Coach), Rachael Goy, Melis Layik, Fiona Nation
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SNOWSPORTS TEAM 2nd Row: Sam Slorach, Will Golightly, Harry Welleman, Thomas Wright, Alexander Blight, Mr D Hibbard Front Row: Ela Rutherford, Mollie Fernandez, Charlie Crozier, Travis Couchman, Ally Howie, Mardi Stapleton Absent: Ben Tyler, Jesse Blundy-Jones
Snowsports A small, enthusiastic team of 12 skiers and boarders headed to Mt Buller for the Victorian lnterschools Snowsports Championships. This event attracts some 6000 competitors over a week in August. The College team again came home with an excellent set of results. The Year 9 and 10 Skiing team achieved solid results, particularly in the SkierX. Alexander Blight finished 18th of 179 starters in the Giant Slalom and Mardi Stapleton led the girls home with a 34th place of 127 starters. The Year 11 and 12 team competed in Alpine and Cross-Country events for two 3rd, one 4th and two 6th places as a team. This qualified them to progress to the Australian lnterschools two weeks later, back at Mt Buller. Outstanding individual performances included Ben Tyler's 3rd place at the Victorian championships and 6th at the Australian lnterschools in Alpine GS and Harry Welleman's 3rd place in the Cross-Country Classical event. Our snowboarders performed with enthusiasm and Mollie Fernandez's outstanding results added to her long record of success at lnterschools. She finished 1st in the BoarderX and 2nd in the Snowboard GS races at both State and National level.
The College's overall results as a team were 12th (of20) in Victoria and 7th (of28) in the Australian Championships in the Co-Ed Schools category. The 2013 team was: Ben Tyler, Harry Welleman and Will Golightly (Division 1 Alpine & CrossCountry); Alexander Blight, Jesse Bluntly-Jones, Sam Slorach and Thomas Wright (Division 2 Alpine events); Ela Rutherford (Division 2 Alpine), Mardi Stapleton and Mollie Fernandez (Division 2 Alpine and Snowboard); Charlie Crozier (Division 2 Snowboard); Travis Couchman (Division 3 Alpine).
(The team would like to acknowledge 'Woody' of Mt Buller Fun Photos for providing most of the photos on this page.)
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Golf The 2013 APS/AGSV/BAS GolfTournament was held at the prestigious Royal Melbourne Golf Club in April in perfect conditions. After an intense selection process at Queens Park Golf Course, Year 11 students Sam Maries and Nick Malishev and Year 12s Hannah Caithness and Liam Walder competed against all other APS, AGSV and BAS schools from Melbourne, Ballarat and Mornington Peninsula. The team displayed some excellent ability and all four members were able to birdie at least one hole for their individual rounds. Royal Melbourne proved to be a very tricky layout for most competitors, with our team finishing 12th overall and 5th in the APS. It was a credit to our team to have a combined score lower than the overall average. Sam Maries, in an excellent individual performance playing off scratch, delivered a determined 2-over-par round 74 to win the annual event. Sam also played an incredible 12th hole as he eagled the long par S. In another great step in Sam's golf development, he showed composure and maturity to hold off his nearest challenger by 3 shots. Peter Blanchfield
Team manager
Clay Shooting The Geelong College Shooting team competed in the Western Zone lnterschool Championships held at Noorat. The cold and at times wet and windy conditions were not ideal, but our team shot well. While some of our shooters were a bit rusty, we benefited from having the world champion, Lach Ian Holdsworth, on our team, plus Gus Boyd, who came to us from one of the top teams in the Western District. Lach Ian Holdsworth came away with the secondhighest targets from 320 students in the high gun section. On the shoot-off, he placed 3rd overall, only dropping one clay bird. Lachlan made the State Championships in Bendigo, where he won the overall title and was the Victorian School Boys Champion. The team gelled well, with Ulrich Snyman shooting in the team for the first time, and they did the College proud. Mr Rob Kayler-Thomson
Team manager
CLAY SHOOTING TEAM
Lach Ian Holdsworth, Gus Boyd, Sam Cole, Ulrich Snyman
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GIRLS APS ATHLETICS TEAM
4th Row: Claire Goldsack, Chloe Wynter, Eliza Lawson, Liesel Fraser, Lily Cox, Angela Morris, Brydie Rankin, Zara Edgar, Meg Kent-Spark 3rd Row: Nyah Burrell, Roxy Sefton, Hennie Lawrence, Alannah Kreidl, Catherine Clark, Bibi Holten, Eliza Shannon, Georgia White, Katie-Rose Campbell, Julia Mann, Jade Davie 2nd Row: Michaela Ryan, Charlotte Kay, Ellie Barr, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Aleisha Mauderer, Libby Falkiner, Mimmi Balaam, Jessica Mclachlan, Sarah Smith, Isabel Sayers, Lilli Balaam, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht Front Row: Zoe Sadner, Mrs A Jackman (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Coach), Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Teacher in Charge), Annabelle Shannon (Captain), Melody Philpott (Vice-Captain), Mrs L Russell (Middle School Athletics Co-ordinator), Mr G Donovan (Coach), Mr B Robbins (Coach), Laura Ryan Absent: Georgina Calvert, Ella Fenton, Alana Hocking (Vice Captain), Summer Spikers Absent Coaches: Mrs M Barnes, Ms M Booth, Ms M Cole, Mr G Curnow, Mr M Fountain, Ms 5 Guy, Mr W Harris, Mr N Hodgson, Mr J Horoch, Mr J Johnstone, Mr N Lomas, Ms H Mavros, Mr H Roberts, Mr B Rowe, Mr F Russell, Mr M Saunders, Mr M Torpey, Ms D Verstraten
Athletics - Girls I was proud to be part of a strong-willed, close-knit and courageous Girls athletics team th is season. All College athletes trained hard for eleven weeks through rain, hail, bitter winds and sometimes sunshine to prepare themselves for the final. This commitment, dedication and support for each other led to a commendable result of fifth place in the APS competition and many personal bests by our girls. Each athlete's contribution was important to our overall team performance. This season a number of new and enthusiastic young athletes joined the squad and we competed strongly at five Saturday competitions at Landy Field. New Teacher in Charge Mr Curnow introduced an athletics camp at Mokborree in the Term 3 holidays which allowed athletes from Year 6 to Year 12 to share a number of training and social activities. At the APS Final at Lakeside Stadium, we had a range of versatile athletes who worked hard for the team. A special mention must go to U14 athlete Catherine Clark who competed in six events and Jessica Fitzpatrick and Laura Ryan who did five events on the day.
Outstanding individual event wins were achieved by Alana Hocking, Melody Philpott, Ella Fenton, Summer Spikers, Hennie Lawrence, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Alannah Kreidl, Nyah Burrell and Zoe Sandner. Notable performances also came from Jade Davie, Angela Morris, Eliza Shannon and Mimmi Balaam, and Roxy Sefton, Georgia White and Jess Mclachlan stepped in to fill events on the day to assist the team. Thanks must go to Mr Mark McPherson and the Athletics Parents Support Group for their dedication to the welfare of the squad with the provision of the Landy Field canteen and enjoyable social functions. We have appreciated the dedication of all our coaches and their tireless efforts to guide and inspire us to achieve that little bit more. A special thanks also to Mark Fountain, Mrs Filling, Mr Parkes, Mrs Russell and of course Mr Curnow for the hours of organisation and preparation they have put into making the season enjoyable and successful.
My six seasons of athletics have been full of wonderful experiences. Well done to Year 12 athlete Ella Fenton and Vice-Captains Alana Hocking and Melody Philpott for their contributions to the Girls team over many years. I am sure that the spirit of College athletes will continue strongly into the future. Annabelle Shannon
Captain of Girls' Athletics Annabelle Shannon has been a member of the Geelong College Athletics team for six years, from Year 7 to Year 12. She was the leading College middle distance runner in her age group during this time, running the 800m and 1500m at the APS Sports. Despite injuries in recent seasons, she always set a fine example to others in her training and determination as a competitor. As Girls' Captain she was a positive and supportive leader who always encouraged younger athletes. MrDACurnow
Teacher in Charge of Athletics
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BOYS APS ATHLETICS TEAM 4th Row: Cam Barr, Simeon Flanagan, Luke Henry, Curtis Wynhoven, Zaine Cordy, Harry Graham, Charlie Curnow, Will Morrison, Cody Deppeler, Ian Bell, Andrew Goldsack 3rd Row: Declan Skuza, Tom Milner, Zac Jackson, Ben Robinson, Harry Shannon, Ethan Gubbels, Harry Dalton, Patrick Spinazzola, Matthew Jackman, Torn O'Connor, Joe Fowler, Nick Morwood, Bentley Fitzgerald, Lach Ian Bartlett 2nd Row: Andrew Synoradzki, Matthew Synoradzki, Jonathon Cole, Fiann Holten, James O'Connor, James Cole, Mason Spikers, Harnish Bulford, Lach Ian McPherson, James Glover, Andy Falkiner, Harry Breer, Tristan Phung, James Divola, Charlie Horoch Front Row: Jamie Morwood, Mrs A Jackman (Coach), Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Teacher in Charge), Adam Guala (Vice Captain), Sam Russell (Co-Captain), Will May (Co-Captain), Mrs L Russell (Middle School Athletics Co-ordinator), Mr G Donovan (Coach), Mr B Robbins (Coach), Hugh Mitchell, Oliver Nockles Absent: Patrick Brimacombe, Mackenzie Chrimes, Noah Ekberg, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Sam Goodear, Will Lord, Sam Maries, Euan Spikers, Blake Sutterby Absent Coaches: Mrs M Barnes, Ms M Booth, Ms M Cole, Mr G Curnow, Mr M Fountain, Ms S Guy, Mr W Harris, Mr N Hodgson, Mr J Horoch, Mr J Johnstone, Mr N Lomas, Ms H Mavros, Mr H Roberts, Mr B Rowe, Mr F Russell, Mr M Saunders, Mr M Torpey, Ms D Verstraten
Athletics - Boys The Geelong College Boys squad worked together this year to form a positive unified team to face the significant challenges of the APS athletics competition. Although we again finished eleventh, we improved our points score from 2012 and showed great competitive spirit on the final day. There were many personal bests which reflected this team effort. This was a season of challenging weather and the physical demands of three nights training each week. Those who trained regularly improved over the eleven weeks and this consistency is the key to our future success. At the APS Final, every College athlete showed determination and a number of boys did extra events when we were faced with injury problems. Special mentions must go to Lachie McPherson who won both U16 sprints and came fourth in the hurdles and Mason Spikers who did five events and won the Ul 5 hurdles. Other athletes to finish in the top six included Harry Graham, Barclay Fitzpatrick and Noah Ekberg.
In the middle distance events, Harry Dalton, Charlie Curnow, Ben Robinson and Cam Barr ran personal bests and James Glover showed great determination to finish his race after he fell in the U15 800m. The athletes were fortunate this year to be guided by a great coaching staff led by Mark Fountain and our TIC Dave Curnow. We thank them for their dedicated efforts to challenge the athletes to achieve their best. Special thanks must also go to Mrs Russell, Mrs Filling and Mr Parkes for their many hours in organising the season. Well done to Vice-Captain Adam Guala and the other Year 12 athletes Pat Brimacombe, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Harry Graham, Pat Spinazzola and Curtis Wynhoven for their contributions to the team. Congratulations to all the boys in the 2013 squad for their positive efforts during the season.
Will May & Sam Russell Co-Captains of Boys' Athletics
Will May has run the 100m and 200m for Geelong College at the APS Sports from Ul 5 to Open. He has reached the Division 1 Final in the 100m four times, as well as competing in both 4 x 100m and 4 x 400m relays. His consistency and application at training and his competitive spirit were the features of his success. Will led by example as Captain and encouraged all members of the team to give their best. Sam Russell has been involved in Geelong College athletics for five years, representing the school at the APS Sports successfully in both sprints and middle distance events. He made a significant contribution to the team over this time because of his hard work and ability to tackle multiple events on one day. Unfortunately he sustained an injury just before this year's APS Final and was unable to compete. He supported all College athletes in his role as Captain. MrDACurnow
Teacher in Charge of Athletics
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APS Combined Athletics Results 2013 - Girls Event
Winner's
Competitor
Time/distance Place Winner Time/distance
100m
Summer Spikers
13.31 sec
OPEN
Event
Winner's
Competitor
Time/distance Place Winner Time/distance
UNDER 15 Carey 11.99 sec
100m
Aleisha Mauderer
15.46 sec
Carey 25.07 sec
200m
Eliza Shannon
28.37 sec
WC 24.57 sec
400m
Eliza Shannon
63.95 sec
Caul 60.44 sec
800m
Eliza Shannon
2:27.43 min
200m
Julia Mann
27.87 sec
400m
Julia Mann
62.03 sec
4
Caul 57.26 sec
800m
Annabelle Shannon
2:34.35 min
6
WC 2:20.24 min
1500m (A)
Hennie Lawrence
4:50.38 min
1500m (B)
Meg Kent-Spark
5:43.96 min
6
WC 12.51 sec (APS RECORD)
GC 4:50.38 min (SCHOOL RECORD)
6
WC 4:55.42 min
4x1 00m Relay Summer Spikers,Julia Mann, Sarah Smith, Ella Fenton
52.77 sec
4x400m Relay Julia Mann, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Jade Davie, Angela Morris
4:20.41 min
Hurdles 100m Summer Spikers
15.94sec
GC 15.94 sec GC 1.56m
Carey 49.91 sec (APS RECORD)
6
Caul 4:03.39 min
(SCHOOL RECORD)
2
4x1 oom Relay Aleisha Mauderer, Eliza Shannon, 58.26 sec Michaela Ryan, Zara Edgar
Caul 2:26.88min WC 51.36 sec (APS RECORD)
Hurdles90m
Catherine Clark
16.78 sec
4
WC 14.65 sec
High Jump
Eliza Lawson
1.35m
4
WC 1.56m
6
WC 5.29m
long Jump
Roxy Sefton
3.92m
Triple Jump
Eliza Lawson
9.03m
Shot Put(A)
Claire Goldsack
7.36m
Shot Put (B)
Zara Edgar
7.60m
WC 9.95m 6
HC 10.94m
High Jump
Ella Fenton
1.56m
longJump
Summer Spikers
4.19m
6
Carey 5.23m
Triple Jump
Ella Fenton
9.39m
6
Carey 11.86m
100m
Catherine Clark
14.71 sec
6
Caul 13.44 sec
ShotPut(A)
Alana Hocking
11.95m
GC 11.95m
200m
Catherine Clark
30.73 sec
6
Caul 27.37 sec
ShotPut(B)
Melody Philpott
10.57m
GC 10.57m
100m
Sarah Smith
14.06 sec
200m
Jessica Fitzpatrick
26.90 sec
400m
Jade Davie
60.82 sec
800m
Hennie Lawrence
2:21.63 min
6
2
UNDER 14
400m
Ellie Barr
68.01 sec
800m
Ellie Barr
2:43.61 min
Caul 12.73 sec
1500m (A)
Mimmi Balaam
5:16.03 min
GC 26.90 sec
1500m (B)
Ruby Pekin-Schlicht
6:04.44min
WC 59.65 sec
4x1 00m Relay Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, 59.34 sec Catherine Clark, Jessica Mclachlan, Isabel Sayers
UNDER 17
Caul 2:20.90 min
4x100m Relay Charlotte Kay, Katie-Rose Campbell, Roxy Sefton, Meg Kent-Spark
57.34sec
6
Caul 52.35 sec
Hurdles 100m Georgie White
20.82 sec
6
Caul 16.15 sec
Carey 9.06m
Hurdles80m
Ruby Pekin-Schlicht
Caul 62.80 sec 4
Caul 2:28.86min Caul 4:58.73 min
6
Caul 5:12.06min
6
WC 54.24 sec
14.63 sec
4
WC 13.35 sec
4
GGS 1.36m
High Jump
Annabel Whitford
1.25m
long Jump
Catherine Clark
4.28m
WC 4.61m
High Jump
Brydie Rankin
1.50m
4
GGS 1.59m
Triple Jump
Catherine Clark
9.82m
longJump
Sarah Smith
4.36m
6
Carey 5.10m
Shot Put(A)
Jessica Mclachlan
9.64m
WC 12.33m
Triple Jump
Alannah Kreidl
9.92m
4
GGS 10.S0m Shot Put (B)
Georgie White
7.37m
Caul 8.94m
Laura Ryan
15.46 sec
6
WC 13.88 sec
2
WC 10.28m (APS RECORD)
ShotPut(A)
Liesel Fraser
10.03m
4
HC 12.17m
ShotPut(B)
Lily Cox
8.09m
4
WC 9.05m
100m 200m
Laura Ryan
30.80 sec
6
Carey 27.61 sec
Jessica Fitzpatrick
12.92 sec
2
WC 12.92 sec
800m
Mimmi Balaam
2:29.40min
2
WC 2:29.15 min
4x1 00m Relay Libby Falkiner, Laura Ryan, Zoe Sandner, Mimmi Balaam
58.77 sec
4
Caul 55.29 sec
(APS RECORD)
UNDER 16 100m
(SCHOOL RECORD)
200m
Jade Davie
Caul 25.47 sec
27.31 sec
(APS RECORD)
UNDER 13
400m
Jessica Fitzpatrick
62.65 sec
Caul 60.99 sec
Hurdles80m
Laura Ryan
16.54 sec
800m
Angela Morris
2:25.41 min
Caul 2:17.60 min
High Jump
Zoe Sandner
1.25m
4
Caul 1.42m
1500m (A)
Angela Morris
5:06.44 min
Carey 4:58.43 min
long Jump
Laura Ryan
3.86m
6
Carey 4.45m
1500m (B)
Lilli Balaam
5:29.49 min
WC 5:01.31 min
Shot Put(A)
Nyah Burrell
8.88m
GC 8.88m
4x1 00m Relay Alannah Kreidl, Jade Davie, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Leise! Fraser
52.45 sec
Caul 51.93 sec
Shot Put (B)
Zoe Sandner
7.45m
GC 7.45m
Alannah Kreidl
14.49 sec
GC 14.49 sec
Hurdles90m
4
(SCHOOL RECORD)
High Jump
Roxy Sefton
NH
6
Caul 1.55m
longJump
Aleisha Mauderer
3.50m
6
WC 5.27m
Triple Jump
Georgina Calvert
9.03m
ShotPut(A)
Georgina Calvert
9.78m
Caul 10.71m 4
WC 11.65m (APS RECORD)
ShotPut(B)
Bibi Holten
7.78m
4
WC 9.58m
FINAL POINTS· GIRLS 1st
Wesley College
2nd
Caulfield Grammar
316.5
3rd
Carey Grammar
230
4th
Geelong Grammar
211.5
5th
Geelong College
203.5
6th
Haileybury
180.5
321
Carey 14.81 sec
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APS Combined Athletics Results 2013 - Boys Event
Winner's Place Winner Time/distance
Competitor
Time/distance
100m
Will May
11.96 sec
6
SKC 11.04 sec
200m
Will May
22.71 sec
9
Caul 21.39 sec
OPEN
Event
Winner's Place Winner Time/distance
Competitor
Time/distance
100m
James O'Connor
12.44 sec
11
Carey 11.36 sec
200m
Mason Spikers
24.68 sec
10
Carey 22.91 sec
UNDER 15
(APS RECORD)
(APS RECORD)
400m
Harry Graham
52.47 sec
11
GGS 48.45 sec
800m
James Glover
2:28.53 min
11
HC 2:06.72 min
800m
Charlie Curnow
2:05.75 min
11
SKC 1:48.83 min
1500m
James O'Connor
S:12.96min
11
HC 4:36.74 min
4x100m Relay Hamish Bulford, Mason Spikers,
49.60sec
10
Carey 46.34sec
11
WC 3:40.89 min
SKC 1.76m
(APS RECORD)
1500m
Patrick Spinazzola
5:06.95 min
11
WC 4:05.19 min
3000m
Cam Barr
11 :00.69 min
11
XC 8:41.06 min
10
Caul 42.75 sec
3:45.18 min
11
MGS 3:22.01 min
9:02.80 min
11
MGS 7:56.34min
4x100m Relay Curtis Wynhoven, Harry Graham, 45.88 sec
(APS RECORD)
Blake Sutterby, Curtis Wynhoven 4x 800m Relay Charlie Curnow, Harry Dalton,
Blake Sutterby, Pat Brimacombe Hurdles 110m Harry Graham
4x400m Relay Mason Spikers, James O'Connor, 3:57.81 min
Andrew Synoradzki, Euan Spikers Hurdles 100m Mason Spikers
Will May, Adam Guala 4x400m Relay Zaine Cordy, Harry Graham,
James O'Connor, James Cole
15.96 sec
6
XC 13.80 sec
Ian Bell
1.S0m
10
LongJump
Mason Spikers
5.33m
6
SC 6.26m
Triple Jump
Matthew Synoradzki
11.01m
9
HC 12.31m
10.69m
10
XC 14.14m
13.08 sec
11
SC 11.97 sec
Shot Put (4kg) Will Morrison
High Jump
Barclay Fitzpatrick
1.75m
7
MGS 2.10m
LongJump
Adam Guala
5.39m
10
MGS 6.65m
100m
Tristan Phung
Triple Jump
Zaine Cordy
11.34m
11
SKC 15.00m
800m
Hugh Mitchell
3
SKC 14.89m
(APS RECORD)
Shot Put (6kg) Barclay Fitzpatrick
13.78m
GC 14.59 sec
14.59 sec
High Jump
UNDER 14
4x100m Relay Andrew Synoradzki,
XC 2:13.01 min
2:41.67min
11
52.23 sec
11
MGS 48.52 sec
Tristan Phung, Lachie Bartlett, ZacJackson
(GCRECORD)
UNDER 17 100m
Luke Henry
12.32 sec
11
SKC 11.01 sec
200m
Simeon Flanagan
24.82 sec
11
SKC 21.80 sec
800m
Harry Dalton
2:03.12 min
8
HC 1:57.03 min
1500m
Ben Robinson
4:23.42 min
7
MGS 4:15.02 min
4x1 00m Relay Tom O'Connor, Cody Deppeler,
48.41 sec
11
Caul 43.92 sec
3:43.93 min
9
Carey 3:29.32 min
High Jump
Euan Spikers
1.50m
9
XC 1.75m
LongJump
Tristan Phung
4.54m
11
MGS 5.62m
Shot Put (3kg) James Divola
9.70m
9
XC 14.29m
(APS RECORD)
(APS RECORD)
Simeon Flanagan, MacKenzie Chrimes 4x 400m Relay Harry Dalton,
MacKenzie Chrimes, Tom O'Connor, Ben Robinson Hurdles 110m Charlie Curnow High Jump
Luke Henry
(APS RECORD)
FINAL POINTS· BOYS St Kevin's College
460.S
2nd
Melbourne Grammar
425.0
3rd
Xavier College
364.0
4th
Caulfield Grammar
361.0
Haileybury
345.0
1st
21.13 sec
11
SKC 15.57 sec
5th
1.60m
10
HC 1.95m
6th
Scotch College
336.0
Wesley College
325.S
LongJump
Simeon Flanagan
5.03m
10
Carey 6.00m
7th
Triple Jump
Andrew Goldsack
10.23m
11
MGS 12.88m
8th
Carey Grammar
270.0
HC 14.91m
9th
Brighton Grammar
259.0
UNDER 16
10th
Geelong Grammar
240.0
100m
Lachlan McPherson
11.29 sec
11th
Geelong College
165.0
Shot Put (5kg) Nick Morwood
11.40m
9
GC 11.29 sec
200m
Lachlan McPherson
22.67 sec
800m
Harry Shannon
2:16.45 min
10
WC 2:02.49 min
GC 22.67 sec
1500m
Andy Falkiner
5:09.53 min
11
MGS 4:18.60 min
4x100m Relay Will Lord, Lachlan McPherson,
47.63 sec
9
MGS 45.85 sec
3:52.05 min
10
XC 3:33.70 min
13.76 sec
4
BGS 13.13 sec
Matt Jackman, Luke Henry 4x100m Relay Lachlan McPherson,
Harry Shannon, Andy Falkiner, Luke Henry Hurdles 100m Lachlan McPherson
(APS RECORD)
(GCRECORD)
High Jump
Matthew Jackman
1.70m
7
BGS 1.90m
LongJump
Will Lord
4.79m
9
BGS 6.34m
Triple Jump
Matthew Jackman
10.43m
10
HC 12.95m
13.64m
4
HC 16.56m
Shot Put (4kg) Noah Ekberg
Pegasus 2013
Awards The Principal's Prize for the Captains of the School
William G (Will) May Annabelle C Shannon The T W Davies Prize for the Vice-Captains of the School
Lach Ian J (Lachie) Chamley Charles H (Charlie) Medic Amy M Sheridan Clodagh C Taylor Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance
Erica M White The Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance in Year 11
Wendy Zhu
The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts
Claire V Rogers
The VET Music Prize
Emma C Hurley PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Prize
The Jocelyn Kop Memorial Prize for a talented Year 11 Creative Arts student who is taking Photography in Year 12 for the purchase of materials or equipment.
SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Biology Prize
Jackson M Breer
The Chemistry Prize
The VET Interactive Digital Media Prize
Annabel S Scott
Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown Gemma L Di'\damo
Hamish P Seller
Lach Ian J (Lachie) Chamley
The Physics Prize
The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship
Melody A Philpott
Emma C Hurley
HISTORY The History (Revolutions) Prize
The Psychology Prize
Kelly R Speakman
The Global Politics Prize
The Information Technology Prize
The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economics
Emily G Baulch
Alexandra D Pedersen
The Classical Studies Prize
Charles D (Charlie) Callan
Cristabel L(Crista) Gekas
The Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize for Legal Studies
LANGUAGES The Classics Prize for Latin
OTHER PRIZES: The Alexander Coto and John Coto Memorial Prize for students not otherwise named on the Academic Prize List who have demonstrated an excellent commitment to their studies
Shani S Watson
Gemma L Di'\damo
DRAMA, DANCE AND MEDIA The Theatre Studies Prize
The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for French
Mary C (Molly) Forshaw
Adriana I Stojanovski
The Drama Prize
The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for Chinese
Melody A Philpott
Isaac BCrawley
MATHEMATICS The Further Mathematics Prize
The Media Prize
Henry Beaumont-Kelly
Jack LCurnow
The Mathematical Methods Prize
The Dance Prize
Erica M White
Elizabeth C (Beth) Whittem
The Brian Lester Prize for Specialist Mathematics
Cristabel L(Crista) Gekas Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland The Literature Prize
Cristabel L(Crista) Gekas The Stanley Calvert Prize for Debating and Public Speaking
Alexandra K (Ally) Luppino FINE AND APPLIED ARTS The Art Prize
Alana J Hocking The Visual Communication and Design Prize
Ella R Fenton The Product Design and Technology Prize
Alexandra C (Lexie) Ragg The Studio Arts Prize
Hannah I Caithness
The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize for a student in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community
Emily EAngliss
The Macfarlane Burnet Prize
ENGLISH The C A Bickford Prize for the top Year 12 English Student
Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland
GEOGRAPHY The Geography Prize
Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland Jack LCurnow
The Prize for Best Dramatic Performance
William G (Will) May The E H Morrison Prize to be awarded to a girl for all-round ability and service to the College
The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize
DEPARTMENT PRIZES: BUSINESS STUDIES The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Accounting
Jasmine V (Jassie) Salveson
The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize to be awarded to a boy for all-round ability and service to the College
Erica M White The AT Andrews Memorial Prize for Mathematics and Science in Year12
Erica M White MUSIC The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize
Lach Ian J (Lachie) Chamley Ellen J Porter The E R Scott Prize for best instrumentalist
Stuart J Orford The Music Parents' Support Group Prize for Leadership and Contribution to Music
Stuart J Orford Ellen J Porter The Music Performance Prize
Elizabeth C (Beth) Whittem
Jack M Shembrey Clodagh C Taylor
Laura J Di'\damo The Fen and Roy Pillow Bursary incorporating the A K H Thompson Bursary for a Year 11 Student returning next year who is of sound academic merit and a member of a First Team
Jasmine V (Jassie) Salveson Annabel S Scott The Dr A J Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize for all-round sporting contribution to the College
Melody A Philpott Samuel M (Sam) Russell The Hermitage Old Girls' Association Prize for the student, other than the Captain or Vice-Captain, who has distinguished him/herself in work, sport, leadership and general service to the College
Lucy M Bishop The Hobday Prize for a student in Year 12 in recognition of overall service to the College Community
Stuart J Orford The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize for a student who has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership
Isaac BCrawley Annabelle C Shannon
Tom J Atkins Amy M Sheridan The Citizenship Prize awarded to Year 9 students who have demonstrated consistent, positive citizenship
Charles W (Charlie) Blakeley Andrew J (Andy) Falkiner Elizabeth (Liesel) Fraser Bridget EMapleson Grant Philpott Eliza G Santalucia Samantha LSimson Alexander P West The Francesca Henricus Memorial Prize awarded to a Year 10 girl and boy for positive citizenship
Samuel O (Sam) Goodear Tansy L Pereira The Morongo Award presented to a Year 11 student who has performed at a high academic level and who is a direct descendant of a Morongo Old Collegian
Angus A Wylie Morongo Medal for the Captains of Mossgiel and Mackie
Ernest A Beckley Lucinda P (Lucy) Macdonald Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland Year 12 Merit Award Prize
Gemma L Di'\damo Cristabel L(Crista) Gekas Emma C Hurley Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland Erica M White Year 11 Merit Award Prize
Alex J Baensch Henry Beaumont-Kelly Rachel LHoward Lydia Nicholson Shani S Watson Wendy Zhu
Jlwarcfs Year 10 Prize for General Academic Excellence Georgina K Calvert Claudia L Conway Eliza Fordham Andrew J Goldsack Alannah M Kreidl Steven Ling Tansy L Pereira Morgan T Perry Philippa A Thorne
Year 9 Prize for General Academic Excellence Suzanne V Baxter Lach Ian R Baensch Katya M Boness William J Carr Elizabeth (Liesel) Fraser Briana E (Bibi) Holten Thomas D King Nuriye M (Melis) Layik Millicent S (Millie) McArthur Sara B Urquhart Lucas M Whittem Ellie L Wynhoven
SPORTING PRIZES: Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award)
Diving (Excellence and Dedication Award)
Mitchell S King
Henry Beaumont-Kelly
Product Design and Technology
Elizabeth C (Beth) Whittem
Alexandra K (Ally) Luppino
Tennis (Fairest and Best) (formerly 'TS Hawkes Memorial Trophy' for Open singles champion)
Chemistry, French, Mathematical Methods, Biology Units 3&4, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland
Delaney Ryan-Conn Zaine T Cordy
Waterpolo (Fairest and Best) Ella R Fenton Keeley A Murrihy Barclay P Fitzpatrick
Year 12 Merit Awards Tom JAtkins
Accounting Emily G Baulch
English, Global Politics Lucy M Bishop
Geography Hannah I Caithness
Studio Arts (Textiles) Charles D (Charlie) Callan
Chemistry, Economics Lilli J Cashman
English, Geography Lach Ian J (Lachie) Chamley
Visual Communication and Design Kanan R Clarke-Jones
Annabelle C Shannon Samuel M (Sam) Russell William G (Will) May
Accounting
Badminton (Fairest and Best)
English, History (Revolutions)
David M Jelfs Hannah J Morrow
Julia I Colman
Basketball (Fairest and Best)
Jack L Curnow
Jayden L Barber Adam H Guala Alana J Hocking
History (Revolutions), Media
Cricket (Fairest and Best) (incorporating the 'T K(Tim) Maltby Trophy' for best cricketer of year and the 'W H Hill Trophy' for best all-round performance) William D (Will) Langley
Football ('Carji Greeves Medal' for the Fairest and Best) TomJ Atkins
Hockey (Fairest and Best)
Montague R (Monty) Cole
Economics
Gemma L D'.Adamo
Chemistry, Latin, Mathematical Methods Laura J D'.Adamo
English, Mathematical Methods Ella R Fenton
Environmental Science, Visual Communication and Design Mary C (Molly) Forshaw
Theatre Studies Jing Yan (Nellie) Gao
English
Erica M White Stuart J Orford
Classical Studies, English, Literature
Netball (Fairest and Best)
James D Grant
Lucy M Bishop
Art
Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas
Rowing (Excellence Award)
Rebecca Y Griffiths
Shayden J Robinson Amy M Sheridan
English, Legal Studies Alana J Hocking
Soccer (Fairest and Best)
Art
Sabrina R Lewicki Charles H (Charlie) Medic
Jacqueline I (Jacqui) Humphries
Softball (Fairest and Best)
Physical Education
Harriet S Waters
Emma C Hurley
Swimming (Excellence and Dedication Award) Harry M Kershaw Keeley A Murrihy Ella R Fenton
English, Physics, VET Music Samuel C (Sam) Kelly
Mathematical Methods
English, Psychology
English, History (Revolutions), Literature Andrew B McGlade
Further Mathematics Charles H (Charlie) Medic
Physics Keeley A Murrihy
Physical Education Alexandra D Pedersen
Information Technology Melody A Philpott
Chinese, Geography Alexandra C (Lexie) Ragg
Product Design and Technology Shayden J Robinson
English Grace L Scheiner
Biology
Hugh A Bell
Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown
English, Psychology, Biology Units 3&4 Emma K Carruthers
English, Psychology, History (Revolutions) Units 3&4 Natalie L Collett
Economics Sarah N Cook
English Isla M Dobie
Art (Painting/Photography) Simeon G Flanagan
English, History, Legal Studies William C Golightly
Physics Rachel L Howard
Environmental Science
English, French, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
Annabelle C Shannon
Tsz Ching (Miki) Hui
Chemistry, Mathematical Methods
Chinese
Hamish P Seller
Jack M Shembrey
Leonardo (Leo) Jegatheesan
Chemistry, Psychology
English
Amy M Sheridan
Fergus C Laidlaw
English Kelly R Speakman
Literature, Environmental Science Units 3&4
Accounting
Olivia C Leontiades
Patrick M Spinazzola
English
English, Media
Fraser W Mahony
Adriana I Stojanovski
French
Visual Communication Design, Physical Education Units 3&4
Clodagh C Taylor
Mitchell G Mccaffrey
English, Mathematical Methods
VET Interactive Digital Media
Han B Trinh
Eliza R McGrath
French, Psychology
Environmental Science Units 3&4
Maxwell M Varley
lndie D Melvin
English
Dance
Liam D Walder
Nicholas Morwood
Mathematical Methods, Physics
Product Design and Technology
Erica M White
Lydia Nicholson
Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics
English, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
Elizabeth C (Beth) Whittem
Dance, Music Performance Year 11 Merit Awards
Phoebe E Niven
Emily EAngliss
Mathematical Methods, Psychology, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
VET Interactive Digital Media Units 3&4
Economics
Matthew F Appelbe
Mitchell B O'Leary
Mathematical Methods, Physics
Chemistry, English, Legal Studies
Alec D Attwood
Corina R Palmer
English, Information Technology
English, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
Alex J Baensch
Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
Emma L Nixon
Bronte L Panckridge
Media Lach Ian J Patrick
Chemistry, English
Pegasus 2013
Meg A Read
Alyx S Clifton
Sam H Hvidberg
Patrick J Nagle
Studio Arts (Textiles)
Geography Units 1&2
Drama
Physical Education
Joss J Russell
Brandon J Clutterbuck
Amanda R loannou
Emily S Nash
VET Music
Physical Education
Art (Photography)
Jasmine V (Jassie) Salveson
Art (Painting), English, Science, Visual Communication and Design
Emily JJackson
Abbey M Newton
History, Media, Drama Units 3&4
Leon W Comben
Art (Photography), Commerce (Business), Science ThomasJ O'Connor
Stewart M Saunders
Design and Technology
English, Mathematics, Religious Education, Geography Units 1&2
Visual Communication Design
Claudia L Conway
Bryce C Jenkins
Annabel S Scott
Design and Technology
Music
Physical Education Units 3&4
English, Physical Education, Science, Biology Units 1&2
Rose EJennett
Tansy L Pereira
Angus S Tan
Claudia I Crawley
Further Mathematics Units 3&4
English, Literature, Religious Education
Commerce (Money & Law), Mathematics, Music, Economics Units 1&2
Drama, English, French, Religious Education, Science
Harrison J (Harry) Dalton
Jack W Johnston
Physical Education, Environmental Science Units 1&2
Physical Education
Thomas E Deahl
English, Geography (Coasts & Settlement)
English, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science, Studio Arts (Textiles), Visual Communication and Design, General Mathematics Units 1&2
Charlotte N Kay
Samuel L Porter
Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Visual Communication and Design, Biology Units 1&2
Drama, English
Hannah Watson
Product Design and Technology Shani S Watson
Biology, Chemistry, Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Legal Studies Units 3&4 Olympia E Wild
Psychology Grace K (Gracie) Wootton
Art (Painting/Photography) Angus A Wylie
Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Geography Units 3&4
Design and Technology, Physical Education, Science EmmaJ Dixon
French, Mathematics
Rebecca C Finlay
Meg H Kent-Spark
Mathematics, Science
Art (Photography), Commerce (Business), Physical Education
History (Chinese), Physical Education
Alannah M Kreidl
Thomas G Roe
English, Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Physical Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2
Sam G Russell
Henrietta A (Hennie) Lawrence
Mathematics
Art (Photography), English, History (Late 20th Century), Music
Commerce (Business)
Mitchell J Dowling
Drama, Mathematics
Amelia A Fitzgerald
Information Technology
Science
Wendy Zhu
Eliza Fordham
Chemistry, English, Latin, Mathematical Methods, Biology Units 3&4, Further Mathematics Units 3&4
Drama, French, Literature, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Grace M Forshaw
Religious Education, Studio Arts (Textiles) Robert S Fowler
Studio Arts (Textiles)
Mathematics
Ka Chon (Kelvin) Ao
Bradley C (Brad) Fuller Commerce (Money & Law) Harry P Furphy
Chinese Rebecca J Bath
English
Kasra Reja
Design and Technology, English, Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2
Zachary A (Zac) Yeaman
Year 1O Merit Awards Georgia M (Georgie) Allen
Emelie L Joubert
Morgan T Perry
Physical Education
Steven Ling
Design and Technology, English, Physical Education, Thinking Mathematically, General Mathematics Units 1&2
Benjamin A Robinson
Religious Education Mathematics Lach Ian J Savage Ebony M Sefton Xavier O Seller
Mathematics, Physical Education William M Shaw
Physical Education Tom C Shembrey
Isabelle J Bennison
Davis R George
Paige K Lyall
Commerce (Money & Law), Science
Commerce (Money & Law), Religious Education
Commerce (Business), Science, Environmental Science Units 1&2
Jack H Sheridan
Elana M Berton
Andrew J Goldsack
Commerce (Business), Religious Education
Baxter S Lyons
Jock M Slattery
Nina L Brown
English, French, Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2
Commerce (Money & Law), History (Renaissance), Physical Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2
Commerce (Business), Mathematics
Aaron E Gomes
Ronald M (Roni) Bunker
Chinese, Religious Education
Physical Education, Science
Samuel O (Sam) Goodear Commerce (Money & Law), Geography (Rivers & Riches),
Callum M Mackay
Mathematics, Religious Education
Physical Education
Zoe V Gorell
English
Mitchell B McAllister Geography (Rivers & Riches),
Katie-Rose Campbell
Elliott Z Grossnickle
Mathematics
Geography (Coasts & Settlement)
History (Late 20th Century), Mathematics
Nicolas G McDowell
Elizabeth G Hanrahan
Lachlan D McPherson
Georgina K Calvert
English, Latin, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science, Accounting Units 1&2, General Mathematics Units 1&2
Beata Chen
General Mathematics Units 1&2 MacKenzie P Chrimes
Physical Education Olivia L Clark
Drama, English Sophie B Clark
English, French, Literature, Science, Biology Units 1&2
Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), Design and Technology Physical Education Benjamin M Malone
Physical Education
Physical Education Joshua C Skuza
Physical Education History (Late 20th Century) Sarah E Smith
History (Renaissance) Kate E Speakman
History (Late 20th Century), Physical Education Ta-Chun (Albert) Su
Mathematics Philippa A Thorne
English, French, Mathematics, Science, Biology Units 1&2 Emma J Threadgold
English
Physical Education
Religious Education, Visual Communication and Design
Helena J Hewitt
Jake EMitchell
Yu (Michael) Tso
Commerce (Money & Law), Dance
Music
Mathematics
Jemima G Hutchins
Lillian E (Lilli) Moran
Drama, English, Physical Education, Physical Education Units 1&2
Visual Communication and Design
Georgina E (Georgie) Unkenstein
Jacob M Morgan
Physical Education
English, History (Late 20th Century), Psychology Units 1&2
Jlwarcfs Leonidas von Bothmer
William J Carr
Chantel A Horvat
(Textiles)
Design and Technology
English, History (Australian), Physical Education
Amelia M Powell
Edward J Walmsley
Art, English, French, Mathematics, Science
Design and Technology
Grace M Carroll
Alexandra G (Ally) Howie
Irene Wang
English, History (Australian)
English
Lorean J Reed
Mathematics
Jeremy Carruthers
Patrick J Hurley
History (Australian), Mathematics Hollie J Rochow
English, Geography, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science
Yawen (Ellen) Wang
Geography, History (American)
Mathematics
Commerce (Business), French, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2
Tyler R Castles
Matthew RJackman
French
Physical Education
Mathematics
Molly K Russell
Laura J Cayzer
Dayne Jackson
Chinese, Geography, Mathematics
Shannessy M Ward
Physical Education
Maysie F Sadler
Science
Dance
Claudia ECheatley
English, French, Mathematics, Media, Science
Sophie M Weaver
Drama
Thomas D King
Eliza G Santalucia
Geography (Rivers & Riches), History (Renaissance), Religious Education, Studio Arts (Textiles), Biology Units 1&2
Kyle J Comben
Geography (Planet Earth), Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science
Noah B Sebastian
Darcy I Witcombe
Physical Education Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong
Science, Thinking Mathematically, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Hoi Lam (Tiffany) Wong
General Mathematics Units 1&2, Music Performance Units 1&2 Angelica A Wootton
Visual Communication and Design Sophie K Young
Commerce (Business), Science Year 9 Merit Awards
Physical Education Samuel M (Sam) Coutts
Physical Education Charles W (Charlie) Crozier
Art Kade N Cullen
Geography (Planet Earth), Religious Education Phoebe J Cunningham
Mark A Kovacev
Design and Technology, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Charles E (Charlie) Langley
Physical Education Nuriye M (Melis) Layik
Drama, English, French, Science
Dance, Design and Technology French Harry M Shannon
Physical Education Samantha L Simson
English, History (American), Physical Education, Religious Education Mardi Stapleton
History (Australian), Mathematics, Science
Geography (Planet Earth), Mathematics, Media, Physical Education, Studio Arts (Textiles)
Visual Communication and Design
JadeM Davie
Bridget EMapleson
History (Australian), Studio Arts (Textiles)
Physical Education, Visual Communication and Design
Physical Education
Aidan T Symons
Millicent S (Millie) McArthur
English
Reilly W Eddy
Matthew J Synoradzki
Nicholas W Manton
Jessica Stewart
Brayden SAllan
Physical Education
Dance, English, History (Australian), Science, Studio Arts (Textiles)
Physical Education
Noah W Ekberg
Hamish J McCallum
Geography (Planet Earth), Religious Education
Edith EArc-Dekker
English
Information Technology
Lachlan D Taylor
Religious Education
Madeline K (Maddie) Evans
James A McDonald
Design and Technology
Lach Ian R Baensch
History (Australian), Media
Chinese, Design and Technology, Geography, History (Australian), Information Technology, Mathematics, Media, Science, Visual Communication and Design
Andrew J (Andy) Falkiner
Design and Technology, Visual Communication and Design
Lilli A Balaam
Drama, Geography, History (Australian), Physical Education, Science Suzanne V Baxter
English, Latin, Mathematics, Science Morgan F Ben
Art, Science Jasper L Bingham
Science, Visual Communication and Design
English, Information Technology, Mathematics, Religious Education
English, French, Latin
Mollie Fernandez
Hamish A McKie
English, French, Geography, History (Australian), Latin, Science
Design and Technology, Information Technology, Media
Drama
Alan G (George) Vincent
Phillipa I McQuinn
English
Jessica M Fitzpatrick
Art, Geography, Music
Alana B Walder
Geography, Geography (Planet Earth), Media, Physical Education, Religious Education
Lachlan SMinahan
Geography, Physical Education
Art
Blair R Waters
Angela K Morris
Elizabeth (Liesel) Fraser
Art, Physical Education
Design and Technology, Geography (Planet Earth), Religious Education
Drama, English, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Media, Physical Education, Visual Communication and Design
Alexander SMorrow
Alexander P West
Science
Physical Education, Religious Education
James M Gorell
Alexander H Blight
History (American)
Design and Technology, English, History (Australian), Religious Education, Science
Sophie E Gough
Stephen C (Charlie) Blond
Physical Education Katya M Boness
English, French, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education, Studio Arts (Textiles) Harrison T Brown
Geography (Planet Earth), History (American) Hamish W Bulford
English, Mathematics, Science
Rebecca A McGrath
Liam R Turnbull
Geography
Media Rachael L Goy
Art Alexander B Gregory
Design and Technology, Information Technology, Music, Science Katherine A Guthrie
Science Briana E (Bibi) Holten
Art, Drama, French, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science
Alexander D (Sandy) Nelson
Sara B Urquhart
Design and Technology, Drama
Lucas M Whittem
Noah V Nicholas
English, Geography
English, Information Technology, Mathematics, Science
Veronica L Nockles
Monique A Wiener
Art, English, History (American) Chloe G O'Connor
Information Technology, Mathematics
Art, Geography, Mathematics
Alex J Witherden
Jordan P O'Leary
Physical Education
History (American)
Ellie L Wynhoven
Amelia E Patrick
English, Geography, History (Australian), Science, Studio Arts (Textiles)
English, History (Australian) Grant Philpott
Art Constance J Potts
History (American), Mathematics, Physical Education, Studio Arts
Amy You
Drama
Pegasus 2013
School Colours ACADEMIC Half Colour
Morgan Kerambrun
Harry Gow
Sophie Clark
School Colour
Hannah Morrow
Sam Hosking
Xavier Consedine
Alyx Clifton
Nicholas McGuane
Thomas Deahl
Rachael Goy
Angus McKindlay
Isla Dobie
Lydia Nicholson Jasmine Salveson
Lachlan Baensch
BASKETBALL
Suzanne Baxter
Half Colour
Timothy McLean
Rebecca Finlay
Katya Boness William Carr Elizabeth Fraser Briana Holten Thomas King Nuriye Layik Millicent McArthur Sara Urquhart Lucas Whittem Ellie Wynhoven
School Colour Georgina Calvert Claudia Conway Eliza Fordham Andrew Goldsack Alannah Kreidl Steven Ling Tansy Pereira
Nicholas Malishev
Charles Medic
Annie Foley
Georgina Unkenstein
School Colour
William Simson
Eliza Fordham
Megan Wallace
Patrick Crisp
Honour
Grace Forshaw
Honour
Tegan Edwards
William Langley
Amanda loannou
Jordan Edwards
Rose Jennett
Joseph Fowler
CROSS COUNTRY
Sophie Klein
Davis George
School Colour
Olivia Leontiades
Dean Jeremie
Henrietta Lawrence
Millicent McArthur
Kennedy McMaster Abbey Newton
DEBATING
Laura D'.Adamo Gemma D'.Adamo Imogen Nicholson Stephanie Nicholson
lndie Melvin
FENCING
Hannah Morrow
Half Colour
Jordan O'Leary
Half Colour
Lucinda Murphy
Brandon Clutterbuck
Ella Wood
Nina Brown
Tansy Pereira
Aidan Symons
Honour
Davis George
Morgan Perry
Jayden Barber
School Colour
Samuel Porter
FOOTBALL
Adam Guala
Alex Baensch
Tom Shembrey
Half Colour
Alana Hocking
Will Cailes
Sarah Smith
Montague Cole
Angela Morris
Georgina Calvert
Kate Speakman
Jack Curnow
CHOIR
Emma Carruthers
Isobel Summers
Sam Hosking
Morgan Perry
Isaac Crawley
Shani Watson
Angus McKindlay
Philippa Thorne
School Colour
Simeon Flanagan
Elizabeth Whittem
Honour
School Colour
Jacqueline Grange
Mary (Molly) Forshaw
Ella Wood
Lach Ian Baker
Alex Baensch
Hannah Morrow
Andrew Goldsack
Wendy Zhu
Daniel Batarilo
Henry Beaumont-Kelly
Isabel le Pi Ion
Madeleine Leonard
School Colour
Andrew Batarilo
Gemma D'.Adamo
Elizabeth Whittem
William May
Alexa Bedford
Ernest Beckley
Cristabel Gekas
Honour
Mitchell O'Leary
Louisa Cheatley
Zaine Cordy
Thomas Carman
Lach Ian Patrick
Alex Divola
Charles Curnow
Lachlan Chamley
Philippa Thorne
Mitchell Dowling
Padrick Dowling
Alexandra Luppino
Shani Watson
Joseph Fowler
Braeden Eddy
Charles Medic
Sophie Young
Jing Yan Gao
Harry Kershaw
Stuart Orford
Honour
Jacqueline Grange
Joe Maishman
Ellen Porter
Emily Baulch
Jackson Griffiths
William May
Thomas Carman
Jemima Hutchins
Xavier Seller
Cristabel Gekas
Louis Molyneux
Blake Sutterby
School Colour
Alexandra Luppino
Danielle Ruby
Austin Sutterby
Jacqueline Grange
Jack Shembrey
Jasmine Salveson
Honour
William Shelley
Patrick Spinazzola
Sophie Weaver
Tom Atkins
Honour
William Couch
Rachel Howard Emma Hurley Stephanie McClelland Lydia Nicholson Shani Watson Erica White Wendy Zhu
BADMINTON Half Colour Tze Hang Yip
CONCERT BAND
School Colour
Elizabeth Whittem
Daniel Batarilo
Honour
Andrew Batarilo Olivia Garcey Alexandra Pedersen Claire Rogers
Stuart Orford
DIVING Half Colour
Lachlan Chamley
Isaac Crawley
Isaac Crawley
Jacob Jess
Clodagh Taylor
Megan Wallace
Mary (Molly) Forshaw
James Koroneos
Han Trinh
Angelica Wootton
William Langley
Erica White
School Colour
Jacob Jess Rachel Odam
Ginny Eddey
Hannah Portogallo
Samuel Russell
Samuel Russell
Joshua Skuza
CRICKET
Harrison Sullivan
Half Colour
Angus Tan
Cooper Bingham
DRAMA
Half Colour
Hannah Caithness
Han Trinh
Angus Boyd
Half Colour
Charles Blakeley
Nicholas Malishev
Elizabeth Whittem
EQUESTRIAN
GOLF Half Colour
Honour
Timothy Hosking
Lucy Allinson
Brittany Fowler
Liam Walder
Will Cailes
School Colour
Abby Andrew
Sophie Gough
Honour
DavidJelfs
Jack Curnow
Elana Berton
Michelle Goy
Harrison Dalton
Olivia Clark
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School Colour
Hamish Russell
Honour
Half Colour
Lucy Allinson
Annabel Scott
Peter Angliss
William Cunningham
Matthew Appelbe
Amy Sheridan
Will Cailes
Jacqueline Humphries
Christopher Billings James Lay
School Colour Lach Ian Baensch Alex Baensch Hamish Bulford Bronte Connoley Louis Connoley Claudia Crawley Eliza Fordham Olivia Garcey James Humphries Charlotte Kay Stephanie McClelland Lachlan McDonald Cameron McKenzie Louis Molyneux Tiahna Proebstl Claire Rogers Danielle Ruby Delaney Ryan-Conn Annabel Scott Clodagh Taylor Leonidas von Boehmer Elizabeth Whittem
Honour Thomas Carman Jacqueline Humphries Stuart Orford Hamish Russell Erica White
School Colour
Harshini Baskaran
Patrick Spinazzola
Vanda Fletcher
Benjamin Wade
Jackson Breer
Frazer Stewart
Charles Medic
Honour
Emma Carruthers
Robert Torode
Sophie Radalj
Ella Fenton
Bronte Connoley
Ella Vernon
Douglas Horn
Liam Watson
SOFTBALL
Harry Kershaw
Alexandra Lever
Harry Welleman
Half Colour
Michael Mawson
Erica White
Alyx Clifton
Eliza McGrath
Olympia Wild
Madalyn Colman
Alice McGregor
Angus Wylie
Miene Miller
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Yuhao (Kevin) Ni
Curtis Wynhoven
Jasmine Salveson
School Colour
Corina Palmer
Honour
Riley Van lngen
Toby Profitt
Barclay Fitzpatrick
School Colour
Hamish Russell
Steffie Thomson
Amelia Fitzgerald
Stewart Saunders Shani Watson
SHOOTING
Alexandra Jablonsky Lucy McKie
Fraser Mahony Keeley Murrihy
Han Trinh Elizabeth Whittem
Honour Thomas Carman Stuart Orford
Zachary Yeaman
Honour
Corina Palmer
Wendy Zhu
Lachlan Holdsworth
Harriet Waters
Honour
SNOW SPORTS
Monique Wiener
TENNIS
School Colour
STAGE BAND
Half Colour
NETBALL
Alexander Blight
Honour
Half Colour
William Golightly
Rachel Odam
Stephanie Boyce
Honour
Stuart Orford
School Colour
Mollie Fernandez
Ellen Porter
Benjamin Tyler
Clodagh Taylor
Stuart Orford
Alexandra Bennett
Harry Welleman
Claudia Conway
SOCCER
STRING ORCHESTRA
Half Colour
Honour
Keeley Murrihy Melody Philpott
Honour
Daniel Batarilo Jemima Hutchins
Lucy Bishop Natalie Collett Simon Senan Samuel Walsh
School Colour Patrick Brimacombe
Laura Cayzer Alannah Kreidl
Ellen Porter
Thomas Carman
Katherine Butler Nicholas Cayzer Lachlan Chamley Bronte Connoley Zaine Cordy
MUSIC
Alexandra Luppino
SURFING
Lucy Bishop
Ellen Porter
Honour
James Fitzpatrick
Half Colour
Amy Sheridan
Toby Profitt
Nelson Brand
Darcy Narita
Elana Berton
ROWING
Aaron Ward
Jemima Hutchins
Emma Nixon
School Colour
School Colour
Maxwell Lazarus
Jack Shembrey
Alec Attwood
Jake Wootton
Philippa Thorne
Henry Beaumont-Kelly
Thomas Wright
Honour
Elana Berton
SWIMMING
Nina Brown Georgina Calvert Louisa Cheatley
Alexa Bedford
Olivia Clark
Laura Blackman
Brandon Clutterbuck
Madeleine Brown
Madalyn Colman
Hannah Caithness
Thomas Deahl
Charles Callan
Eliza Fordham
Isla Dobie
Andrew Goldsack
Hannah Kent-Spark
Michelle Goy
Alexander Livermore
Rose Jennett
Lucinda Macdonald
Sophie Clark Sophie Desborough Liam Drury Amelia Fitzgerald Leonardo Jegatheesan Sabrina Lewicki Alexander Livermore
Delaney Ryan-Conn Clodagh Taylor
Christopher Billings Georgia Blood
UMPIRING
Ethan Braslis
School Colour
Lachlan Chamley
Lachie Crozier
Harrison Dalton
Lachlan McPherson
Henrietta Lawrence
William May
Tansy Pereira
Cameron McKenzie
Eliza McGrath
Samuel Porter
Lucinda Murphy
Emma Nixon
Ebony Sefton
Rachel Odam
Charlotte Kay
Philippa Thorne
Stuart Orford
Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich
Bridget Mapleson
Lachlan Palmer-Hill
James Ragg
Emma Threadgold
Bronte Panckridge
Melody Philpott
Maeve Rolland
Yawen Wang Hoi Lam Wong
Hannah Portogallo
Isabella Xu
Sabrina Lewicki
Georgia Allen
Steven Ling
Jack Shembrey
Georgina Calvert
Half Colour
Nicholas Malishev
Julia Mann
Charles Curnow
Elliott Grossnickle James Humphries Rose Jennett
Brian Rafferty Annabelle Shannon
Brydie Rankin
Grace Wootton
Shayden Robinson
Sophie Young
Pegasus 2013
House Colours CALVERT HOUSE COLOURS General Laura Blackman Alexander De Young Alexander Livermore Laura Mackenzie Angus McKindlay Delaney Ryan-Conn
Athletics Tom Atkins Laura Blackman Bronte Connoley Louis Connoley
Soccer
William Shaw
Hockey
Junior Colour
Omar Alhadi
Tom Shembrey
Isaac Crawley
Olivia Anderson
COLES HOUSE COLOURS
Hamish Russell
Stephen Blond
Music
Tyler Castles
Matthew Castles
Claudia Cheatley
Georgia Del Rio
Samuel Coles
Mary (Molly) Forshaw
Lily Cox
Tom Atkins Thomas Carman Alexander Livermore Maxim Payne
General
Jack Shembrey
Barclay Fitzpatrick
Swimming
Keeley Murrihy
Jing Yan Gao
Kade Cullen
Tom Atkins
Athletics
Keeley Murrihy
Phoebe Cunningham
Georgia Blood
Louisa Cheatley
Benjamin Wade
Mollie Fernandez
Laura Brodie
Isaac Crawley
Netball
Thomas Carman
Patrick Crisp
Louis Connoley
Ellie Drayton
Olivia Leontiades
Simeon Flanagan
Alexander Livermore
William Golightly
Angus McKindlay
Morgan Kerambrun
lndie Melvin
William Langley
Tayla Nott
Julia Mann
Lachlan Patrick
Brydie Rankin
Melody Philpott
Olympia Wild
Hannah Portogallo
Badminton
Delaney Ryan-Conn
Isaac Crawley
Angus Tan
Jack Shembrey
Jing Yan Gao
Basketball
Ella Vernon
Harry Graham
Jayden Barber
Angus Wylie
Morgan Kerambrun
Dean Jeremie
Tennis
Basketball
Laura Mackenzie
Delaney Ryan-Conn
Patrick Crisp
Delaney Ryan-Conn
Junior Colour
James Koroneos
Brayden Allan
Cricket
Dean Jeremie Olivia Leontiades Tayla Nott Hannah Portogallo Delaney Ryan-Conn Ella Vernon
Badminton
Cross Country Laura Blackman
Suzanne Baxter
Isaac Crawley
Louis Connoley
Alexander Blight
Harry Graham
Melody Philpott Hannah Portogallo
Angus Boyd Ethan Braslis
William Langley
Cross Country
Angus Wylie
Mitchell Goninon
Football
Charles Callan
Emma Gorell
Isaac Crawley
Tom Atkins
James Gorell
Patrick Crisp
Angus McKindlay
Emily Hall
Georgia Del Rio
Hockey
Chantel Horvat
Simeon Flanagan
Thomas Carman
Elizabeth Klein
Leonardo Jegatheesan
Louis Connoley
Davis Kontelj
James Koroneos
Delaney Ryan-Conn
Dougal McKindlay
William Langley
Music
Angela Morris
Julia Mann
Abbey Newton
Lachlan Palmer-Hill
Thomas Carman Angus Wylie
Netball Laura Blackman Laura Brodie Laura Mackenzie Hannah Portogallo
Rowing Alexander De Young Ella Vernon Angus Wylie
Noah Nicholas Amelia Patrick Constance Potts Molly Russell Matthew Synoradzki Kathleen Tan Flynn Vernon
Junior Honour Thomas Deahl Andrew Goldsack Jesse Livermore Angela Morris
Brydie Rankin
Hannah Caithness Louisa Cheatley Georgia Del Rio Ellie Drayton Julia Mann Olympia Wild
Rowing Hannah Caithness Julia Mann Olympia Wild
Soccer Joshua Haskett Leonardo Jegatheesan Morgan Kerambrun
Emma Furphy Aaron Gomes Nicholas Manton Patrick Molloy Alexander Nelson Jordan O'Leary Hamish Russell Edward Walmsley
Junior Honour Kirsten Caithness Tyler Castles Grace Forshaw Harry Furphy Emma Furphy Emelie Joubert Paige Lyall
Softball
Lachlan McPherson
Keeley Murrihy
Tansy Pereira
Swimming
Brydie Rankin
Abby Andrew
Sam Russell
Alexa Bedford
Ta-Chun Su
Hannah Caithness
Edward Walmsley
Charles Callan
Larry Willett
Matthew Castles
Tze Hang Yip
Louisa Cheatley
KEITH HOUSE COLOURS
Isaac Crawley William Cunningham Georgia Del Rio
Athletics
Barclay Fitzpatrick
Emily Angliss
Simeon Flanagan
Maddison Bell
Olivia Garcey
Harrison Bowler
William Golightly
Julia Colman
Harry Graham
Jack Curnow
Morgan Kerambrun
Michael de Blaquiere
Julia Mann
Sophie Desborough
Keeley Murrihy
Zoe Dixon
Debating
Lachlan Palmer-Hill
Beatrice Fraser
Mitchell O'Leary
Brydie Rankin
Brady Harmon
Football
Hamish Russell
Samuel Kelly
Charles Callan
Benjamin Wade
William May
Simeon Flanagan
Olympia Wild
Sarah Meager
Harry Graham
Tennis
Hugh Neerhut
James Koroneos
Isaac Crawley
Phoebe Niven
Simeon Flanagan
Toby Profitt
Harry Graham
Maeve Rolland
Olympia Wild
Lachlan Palmer-Hill
William Shelley
Jlwarcfs Nicholas McGuane
Hockey
Katya Boness
Nicholas Morwood
Rachel Odam
Stephanie McClelland
Jade Davie
Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich
Sophie Radalj
Danielle Ruby
Alexandra Howie
Danielle Ruby
Mark Kovacev
Emma Ring
Music
Hamish Seller
Maeve Rolland
Kelly Speakman
William Shelley
Samuel Walsh
Andrew Sloan
Andrew Waterhouse
Megan Wallace
Fraser Wishart
Tennis
Badminton
Shani Watson
Zaine Cordy
Andrew Batarilo
Charles Curnow
Netball
Daniel Batarilo
Sophie Desborough
Sarah Cielesh
Andrew Sloan
Sarah Meager
Megan Wallace
Basketball Zaine Cordy Beatrice Fraser Sarah Meager
Cricket Jack Curnow Samuel Kelly
Cross Country Harrison Bowler Julia Colman Zoe Dixon William May
Debating William May Sarah Meager
Football Zaine Cordy Jack Curnow Charles Curnow William May Nicholas Morwood Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich Harrison Sullivan
Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich
Waterpo/o
Samuel Walsh
Rachel Odam Danielle Ruby Hamish Seller Han Trinh
Lucy Cannard-Fink Stephanie McClelland J-Mara McDonald Rachel Odam Grace Scheiner
Andrew McGlade
Basketball
Junior Colour
Stephanie McClelland
Ashley Bell
Community Service
Jasper Bingham
Fraser Mahony
Patrick Brimacombe
Rachel Odam
Maxwell Lazarus Angus Longden Bridget Mapleson Millicent McArthur Nicolas McDowell Thomas Murray Georgina Osborne Oscar Radalj David Ruby Ebony Sefton Mardi Stapleton Lachlan Taylor Darcy Witcombe
Rowing
Alex Witherden
Lucy Allinson
Junior Honour Katya Boness Haley Cielesh
Hamish Bulford
Stephanie McClelland
Samuel Coutts
Danielle Ruby
Rachel Odam
Manning Gratwick
Samuel Walsh
Hamish Seller
Kate Guthrie
Fraser Wishart
Kelly Speakman
Harry Hayes
Soccer
Shani Watson
Andy Slattery
Andrew Batarilo
Sarah Smith
Dayne Jackson William Knuckey
Music
Callum Mackay
Julia Colman
James McDonald
Zoe Dixon
Phillipa McQuinn
Andrew McGlade
Lachlan Morwood
Netball
Thomas O'Connor
Julia Colman
Sara Urquhart
Sophie Desborough
Kelly Speakman Han Trinh
Stephanie McClelland
Junior Honour
Maeve Rolland
Cooper Bingham
Rowing
Emma Dixon
William May
Amanda loannou
Sarah Meager
Callum Mackay
Soccer
Yawen Wang
Jack Curnow
Shannessy Ward
Davis George Bridget Mapleson Xavier Seller
Cricket
Daniel Batarilo
Kate Speakman
Daniel Batarilo
Sarah Cielesh
Emma Threadgold
Montague Cole
Montague Cole
Darcy Witcombe
Hamish Seller
Sarah Cook
Cross Country
Rachel Odam
Fraser Mahony
Corina Palmer
MCLEAN HOUSE COLOURS
Samuel Maries
Sophie Radalj
General
Stephanie McClelland
Samuel Walsh
Elizabeth Whittem
Nicholas McGuane
Aaron Ward
Athletics
Sophie Radalj
Softball
Danielle Ruby
Fraser Brierly
Stephanie McClelland
Isla Dobie
Hamish Seller
Rachel Odam
Samuel Walsh
Joseph Fowler
Danielle Ruby
Andrew Waterhouse
Jacqueline Grange
Kelly Speakman
Sabrina Lewicki
Debating
Swimming
Alexandra Luppino
Sophie Desborough
Isabella Xu
Samuel Kelly
MCARTHUR HOUSE COLOURS
Shani Watson
Fraser Mahony
Ellen Porter
Maeve Rolland
General
Football
Samuel Maries
James Ragg
Softball
J-Mara McDonald
Daniel Batarilo
Stephanie McClelland
Alexandra (Lexie) Ragg
Andrew Batarilo
Nicholas McGuane
Austin Sutterby
Patrick Brimacombe
Sophie Radalj
Blake Sutterby
Montague Cole
Danielle Ruby
Alexander Wood
Samuel Maries
Kelly Speakman
Curtis Wynhoven
Hamish Seller
Andrew Waterhouse
Basketball
Samuel Walsh
Tennis
Alexander Wood
Patrick Brimacombe
Curtis Wynhoven
Cricket
Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich
Maeve Rolland
Athletics
Swimming
Lucy Allinson
Peter Angliss
Daniel Batarilo
Harrison Bowler
Andrew Batarilo
Julia Colman
Patrick Brimacombe
Patrick Brimacombe
Lucy Cannard-Fink
Lydia Nicholson
Kelly Speakman
Montague Cole
Stephanie Nicholson
Charles Curnow
Lucy Cannard-Fink
Jack Curnow
Sarah Cielesh
Futsal
Michael de Blaquiere
Haley Cielesh
Andrew Batarilo
Samuel Maries
Sophie Desborough
Montague Cole
Daniel Batarilo
Waterpolo
Fraser Brierly
Samuel Kelly
Sarah Cook
Montague Cole
Fraser Mahony
Charles Medic
Junior Colour
Alexander Wood
William May
Fraser Mahony
Hamish Seller
Andrew McGlade
Samuel Maries
Samuel Walsh
Stephanie McClelland
Christopher Billings
Pegasus 2013
Cross Country
Junior Colour
Emma Hurley
Lucinda Murphy
Ella Wood Zachary Yeaman
Fraser Brierly
Iman Alfrink
Pasawut Jangprasit
Summer Spikers
Madeleine Brown
Edward Arundel!
Hannah Kent-Spark
Harry Welleman
Isla Dobie
Olivia Clark
Meg Kent-Spark
Tennis Arabella Doery
SHANNON HOUSE COLOURS
Cristabel Gekas
Kyle Comben
Harry Kershaw
Sabrina Lewicki
Noah Ekberg
Nicholas Malishev
Padrick Dowling
Alexandra Luppino
Elizabeth Hanrahan
Timothy McLean
Alana Hocking
Hugh Bell
Ellen Porter
Baxter Lyons
Shayden Robinson
Volleyball
Alexandra Bennett
Blake Sutterby
Hamish Mccallum
Annabel Scott
Maysie Sadler
Mason Spikers
Alexander West
Summer Spikers
Curtis Wynhoven
Debating Cristabel Gekas
Hoi Lam Wong
Patrick Spinazzola
Alexandra Luppino
Junior Honour
Frazer Stewart
Football
Abby Brierly
Fraser Brierly
Olivia Clark
Alexander Wood
Harrison Dalton
Hockey
Samuel Goodear
Emily Baulch
James Humphries
Emma Carruthers
Jacob Morgan
Patrick Spinazzola
Samuel Porter
Football
Aaron Sayers
Ernest Beckley
Jacqueline Humphries Ronan Mathews Harriet Waters
Music
Isobel Summers
Fraser Brierly
Steffie Thomson Harry Welleman
Debating
Padrick Dowling Timothy Hosking
Netball
MORRISON HOUSE COLOURS General
Shayden Robinson
Jacqueline Grange
Pasawut Jangprasit
Frazer Stewart
Jacqueline Humphries
Thomas Wright
Liam Walder
Rowing
Athletics
Hockey
Ellen Porter Elizabeth Whittem
Harry Kershaw Timothy McLean
Adam Guala Timothy McLean Shayden Robinson Patrick Spinazzola Frazer Stewart Steffie Thomson
Waterpolo Hannah Kent-Spark Harry Kershaw Shayden Robinson Annabel Scott Frazer Stewart
Junior Colour Lilli Balaam Thomas Burke William Carr Jeremy Carruthers Elizabeth Fraser Lucy Fyffe Alexander Gregory Patrick Iredell
Athletics
Jackson Breer Nicholas Cayzer Ella Fenton DavidJelfs Madeleine Leonard Hannah Morrow Emma Nixon Bronte Panckridge Isabel le Pi Ion Samuel Russell Annabelle Shannon Maximilian (Max) Steinfort
Badminton DavidJelfs Hannah Morrow Isabel le Pi Ion
Basketball Lucy Bishop Ella Fenton DavidJelfs Amy Sheridan
Mitchell Stewart
Lilli Balaam
Lucinda Murphy
Alexander Wood
Nelson Brand
Annabel Scott
Matthew Malishev
Community Service
Soccer
Annie Foley
Music
Grace Newnham
Alexandra Bennett
Sabrina Lewicki
Rebecca Griffiths
Emma Carruthers
Sophie Newnham
Lucy Bishop
Alexandra Luppino
Sam Hosking
Arabella Doery
Amelia Powell
Will Cailes
Charles Medic
Emma Hurley
Padrick Dowling
Noah Sebastian
James Casey
Alexandra (Lexie) Ragg
Harry Kershaw
Rebecca Griffiths
Joshua Skuza
Kanan Clarke-Jones
Mitchell Stewart
Alannah Kreidl
Adam Guala
Mason Spikers
William Couch
Softball
Timothy McLean
Alana Hocking
Jessica Stewart
Ella Fenton
Jacqueline Humphries
Lucinda Murphy
Emma Hurley
Liam Turnbull
DavidJelfs
Matthew Jackman
Stephanie Wood
Ellen Porter
Summer Spikers
Pasawut Jangprasit
Alana Walder
Madeleine Leonard
Harriet Waters
Mason Spikers
Hannah Kent-Spark
Junior Honour
Cameron McKenzie
Swimming
Patrick Spinazzola
Shayden Robinson
Elana Berton
Dylan McRae-Palmer
Frazer Stewart
Sophie Shorland
MacKenzie Chrimes
Hannah Morrow
Liam Walder
Patrick Spinazzola
Cody Deppeler
Isabel le Pi Ion
Wendy Zhu
Frazer Stewart
Georgia Doery
Richard Rollo
Alex Baensch Fraser Brierly Harrison Dalton
Basketball
Steffie Thomson
Eliza Fordham
Samuel Russell
Jacqueline Grange
Adam Guala
Lucas Wood
Elizabeth Fraser
Annabelle Shannon
Jacqueline Humphries
Community Service
Zachary Yeaman
Samuel Griffiths
Amy Sheridan
Ellen Porter
Emily Baulch
Wendy Zhu
Georgia Hosking
Maximilian (Max) Steinfort
Blake Sutterby
Patrick Spinazzola
Netball
Sam Hosking
Stephanie Wood
Austin Sutterby
Cricket
Arabella Doery
Emma Hurley
Cricket William Couch
Isla Dobie
Alexander Wood
Timothy McLean
Hannah Kent-Spark
Meg Kent-Spark
Curtis Wynhoven
Liam Walder
Softball
Steven Ling
Samuel Russell
Lachlan McDonald
Cross Country
Joshua Skuza
Alexandra Bennett
Volleyball
Cross Country
Annabel Scott
Jacqueline Humphries
Lilli Balaam
Summer Spikers
Alexander Wood
Ernest Beckley
Swimming
Waterpolo
Arabella Doery
Emma Carruthers
Jacqueline Humphries
Padrick Dowling
Annie Foley
Isabella Spinazzola
Lucy Bishop
Patrick Spinazzola
James Casey
Riley Van lngen
Nicholas Cayzer
Harry Welleman
Jlwarcfs William Couch
Annabelle Shannon
Lilli Cashman
Max de Been
Waterpolo
Jasmine Salveson
Erica White
Eliza McGrath
Will Cailes
Alexander Selway
Waterpolo
Cameron McKenzie
Ella Fenton
Clodagh Taylor
Lach Ian Baker
Emma Nixon
Amy Sheridan
Poppy Trescowthick
Lachlan Chamley
Samuel Russell
Junior Colour
Debating
Georgia Hughes
Laura Cayzer
Jacob Jess
Stuart Orford
Maxwell Chappell
Football
Brian Rafferty
Annabelle Shannon William Simson Maximilian (Max) Steinfort Robert Torode
Debating
Maxwell Varley
Beata Chen
Lach Ian Baker
Clodagh Taylor
Xavier Consedine
Lachlan Chamley
Junior Colour
Luke Henry
Braeden Eddy
Luke Bell
Will Cailes
William Lord
Harry Gow
Jesse Blundy Jones
Madeleine Leonard
Louise McDonald Alexander Morrow
Jacob Jess Joe Maishman
Grace Carroll
Football William Couch
Veronica Nockles
Alexander Selway
Charles Crozier
Sam Crozier
Samuel Russell
Ela Rutherford
Hockey
Reilly Eddy
Maximilian (Max) Steinfort
Harry Shannon
Jacob Jess
Jordan Edwards
Futsal
Samantha Simson
Brian Rafferty
Madeline Evans
Will Cailes
Alan Vincent
Stewart Saunders
Andrew Falkiner
Irene Wang
Music
Jessica Fitzpatrick
Hockey Cameron McKenzie
Music Ella Fenton Eliza McGrath Richard Rollo Joss Russell Amy Sheridan
Netball
Junior Honour Laura Cayzer
Brian Rafferty
Rebecca Finlay
Clodagh Taylor
Bradley Fuller
Maxwell Varley
Bella Greene
Erica White
Sophie Klein
Netball
Jack Sheridan Angelica Wootton
Lucy Bishop
WETTENHALL HOUSE COLOURS
Ella Fenton
General
Alexandra Bennett
Annabelle Shannon Amy Sheridan Stephanie Wood
Rowing Lucy Bishop William Couch Amy Sheridan
Soccer
Stuart Orford
Mitchell King
Harsh in i Baskaran Ginny Eddey Tegan Edwards Georgia Hughes Alexandra Lever Lucinda Macdonald Alice McGregor
Athletics
Jasmine Salveson
Lachlan Baker
Clodagh Taylor
Lilli Cashman
Rowing
Lachlan Chamley Braeden Eddy James Fitzpatrick Vanda Fletcher
Will Cailes
Jacob Jess
Softball
Wai Hong Lei
Amy Sheridan
Lucinda Macdonald
Jacob Jess Lucinda Macdonald Stuart Orford Clodagh Taylor
Soccer Lilli Cashman Wai Hong Lei
Swimming
Imogen Nicholson
Alexandra Bennett
Stuart Orford
Lucy Bishop
Brian Rafferty
Will Cailes
Claire Rogers
Nicholas Cayzer
Clodagh Taylor
William Couch
Poppy Trescowthick
Lach Ian Baker
Ella Fenton
Maxwell Varley
Lilli Cashman
Madeleine Leonard
Erica White
Lachlan Chamley
Bronte Panckridge
Basketball
Jacob Jess Mitchell King
Samuel Russell
Tegan Edwards
Maximilian (Max) Steinfort
Lucinda Macdonald
Tennis
Clodagh Taylor
Lucy Bishop
Cross Country
Nicholas Cayzer
Stephanie Baker
Emma Nixon
Shaan Blythe
Lucinda Macdonald Clodagh Taylor Erica White
Swimming
Lucinda Macdonald Imogen Nicholson Stuart Orford Brian Rafferty Claire Rogers Clodagh Taylor
Brittany Fowler Sophie Gough Rachael Goy Samuel Jess Thomas King Nicholas Maishman Will Morrison Mimi Trescowthick
Junior Honour Sophie Clark Lach ie Crozier Robert Fowler Isadora Hanley Mitchell McAllister Emily Nash Lach Ian Savage
Pegasus 2013
CLASS OF 2001 2nd Row: Brady Harmon, Ronan Mathews, Will Cailes, Tom Carman,Jack Shembrey, Alexander De Young Front Row: Emma Ring, Ally Luppino, Imogen Nicholson, Patrick Brimacombe, Julia Colman, Sarah Cielesh, Ginny Eddey
DUKE OF EDINBURGH 2nd Row: Nina Brown, Georgina Calvert, Mitchell O'Leary, Lily Cox, Darcy Narita, Rebecca Bath, Veronica Nockles, Mr D Hibbard Front Row: Melis Layik, Phoebe Cunningham, Constance Potts, Emma Threadgold, Emily Baulch, Maysie Sadler, Hennie Lawrence, Shani Watson
Pegasus 2013
Teaching Staff
TEACHING STAFF 6th Row: Tom Bridges, Greg Smith, Eddie Kovacev, Mark Cheatley, Jenny Shorland, Brent Cook, James Johnstone, Gerard Donovan, Will Johnston, David Hibbard, Rob Kayler-Thomson,
Helen Plum ridge, Serrin Vernon, Dave Curnow, Paul Conway, Gerard Mack, Paul Jeffreys, Mark Irwin, Jeff Horoch 5th Row: Petrina Porter, Lach Ian Joyce, Kevin Flanagan, Peter Hannah, Chris Morgan, Richard Morris, Sam McIntosh, Louise Bourke, Gareth Gilby Peter Blanchfield, Michael Panckridge,
Leanne Russell, Cathie Thornton, Fabio Di\gostin, Michael Terry, Kevin Jess, Ben Robbins, Phil Taylor, David Van Elst, Cheryl Watson, Claire Quail 4th Row: Jane Utting, Ros Molyneux, Carolyn Matthews, Kirsten Van Cleef, Michael O'Donnell, Ian Henricus, Greg Naylor, Terry Coburn, Athol-Mary Mahoney, Mark Andrews,
Al Smith, Tristan Marshall, Mark Torpey, Doug Wade, Pat Clark, Anita Dye, Carol Morris, Ros Palmer, Veronique Chabant, Kelly Watson 3rd Row: Olivia Allan, Amanda Jackman, Susan Daly, Leonie Paatsch, Kate Toi, Michael Thacker, Claire Bartlett, Claire Wood, Fiona Stafford, Melissa Barnes, Andrew McKie, Jessica Carroll, Marita Seaton, Kristina Zeravica, Deb Hynes, Linda Gallus, Margaret McArthur, Sally Wynter, Edwina Davis, Carolyn Ogston, Kirsten Jones, Jennifer Peake 2nd Row: Loredana Boyd, Anne-Louise O'Donoghue, Liz Smith, Deb Cleary, Julie Gainey, Agnes Tymms, April Andrews, Karen Fyffe, Natalie Cowdell, Donna Lannan, Urszula Kamburowski, Meryn Ratcliffe, Grace Larobina, Margaret Oates, Sharon Dong, Karen Sunderland, Stephanie Lawrence, Melinda Bell, Therese Foley, Greg Smith, Julie Bickett, Linda Lee Front Row: Kylie Brown, Kirin Heard, Kylie Saunders, Carolyn Brown, Barbara Hollander, Lyn Treadwell, Debbie Filling, Joan Gill,Julian Carroll, Daniel Mahon, Andrew Barr, Michelle Crofts, Roger Smith, Chris Dinneen, Deidre Bain, Daniella Nikolovski, Gary Tigani, Leanne McCartney, Danni Osborne, Coral Turner, Guillermina Ulloa, Heather Green, Andrea McGucken
EXECUTIVE STAFF Principal Mr A Barr, BEc (Hons), Med Studies (Monash), DipEd (Sydney), MACEL, MACE Deputy Principal/Head of Senior School Mr DP Mahon, BEd (Sydney), GradCertRE (ACU), MSL(Melbourne), MACE,AFAIM Head of Preparatory School Campus Mr J Carroll, MEd, BEd DipTeach(Primary),Grad DipMusEd CertlnfoTech Head of Curriculum and Development Initiatives Mr RN Smith, BSc(Hons), DipEd BEdStud DipTAS Director of Teaching and Learning Ms M Crofts, GradDipEdAdmin, BAppSc, Med (Departed Term 3) Director of Student Wellbeing MsJ C Gill, BA, DipEd, MEd MACEL
Business Manager Ms S Leach, BComm, CPA Director of Community Relations and Development Mr M Howell, PG DipDevMgment, MBA
COLLEGE STAFF School Counsellor Ms C M Thornton, BA SocSc(Hons) Psychology, Registered Psychologist, Assoc.MAPS Director of Music Mr M Irwin, BMusEd GradCertM us Technology Director of Sport Mr M D Cheatley, BEd Spiritual and Community Outreach Coordinator Mr D Curnow, BA, DipEd GradDipSportsScience Learning Support Coordinator Mr T Coburn, MEd, Dip Teach, GradDipSpecEd, BEd
SENIOR SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF Deputy Head of Senior School, Head of Science and Information Technology Ms K Van Cleef, BSc, MHumanNutrition, GradDipEd(Secondary) VCE Coordinator Mr G J Smith, BEd(Science), GradDipComputing Head of Mathematics/Studies Coordinator Mr D Hibbard, BSc, DipEd Head of Business Studies Mr R M Morris, BEco, BEd Head of Drama Ms D T Hynes, BEd Dip Teach(Primary ), GradDipDir Head of English Miss L Bourke, BA,DipEd,MEd Acting Head of Geography Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd
Head Design and Creative Arts Mr K RJess, BA, GradDipEd(AppliedLearning), Cert IV WorkplaceTraining&Assessment Head of History Mr G J Naylor, BA(Hons), MA, GradDipEd Head of Languages Mme V Chabant, DEUG, Licence, Maitrise, DEA, GradDipEd Head of Physical Education Mrs C Toi, BEd Head of Library Information Services Mrs A M McGucken, MEd BEd Head of Boys' Sport Mr DA Clifford, BEd Head of Girls' Sport Mrs P Porter, BEd Head of Boarding (Mackie) Mr G J Smith, BA(Painting), DipEd Head of Boarding (Mossgiel) Ms CE Matthews, MEdStud, BEd(Arts)
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SENIOR SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Mrs A J Andrews, BA(Hons), GradDipEd(Secondary), GradCertRE(ACU), GradDipArts Mr M D Andrews, MEdStud BA(Hons), BD(Hons),GradDipEd/ GradCertRE Mrs D L Bain, HigherDip Teach(SecArtCrajt), GradDipGraphicCommunication, Cert IVWT Mrs M Barnes, MEdStud, BLaw, GradDipEd(Secondary) Mr S K Benz, BEd BA(Fine Art), AssocDip (Creative/Applied Art) Mr P J Blanchfield, BEd(PhysEd) Ms L Breen, BM us, GradDipEd AMusA, Cert IV in Workplace Assessment & Training Mr TH Bridges, DipEd(Secondary), BBus Mrs CJ Brown, BEd(Lib), AALIA (Departed Term 3) Mrs PM Clark, BAppSc(Photography), DipEd Mrs DA Cleary, BSc, DipEd Mr P EConway, BSc(Ed) Mr F DJ\gostin, BSc(Ed), MEd Miss F Dawson, BA, DipEd (Maternity Leave) Miss X Dong, MEd DipEd (Chinese and Bus), BMan Mr G J Donovan, BSc, DipEd DipAppPolymerSc Mrs D L Filling, BEd Mr K P Flanagan, MSc, BSc, DipEd Mrs J A Gainey, BA, DipEd MA(LitCreativeWriting) Mrs LC Gallus, HigherDipSecArt&CraftTeaching Ms H Green, BA, DipEd MA (Education), MEd (Teacher Librarianship) Mr G R Gilby, BEd Ms S E Hallows, BSc(lnfoSc), DipEd, DipProStud MEd Mr P J Hannah, AMusA, AdvancedDipofMusic Mrs K Heard, BSc, GradDipEd, GradDipRepSci Ms PM Henning, BEd (Maternity Leave) MsJ Hussey, BEd(PhysEd), GradDip (HealthScience) Mrs A JJackman, BSc, BEd Mr LJoyce, BEd(Creativity&Arts) Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, BuildConsCert, DipEd Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd GradDipComp Mrs D M Lannan, BSc, Dip Teach
Ms M McArthur, BSc(ComputerNetworking), PostGradCert(Education in Computing and Religious Education)(UK) Mr S McIntosh, BMultimedia, BArchitecture/Arts, DipEd(Arts/Media), Cert IV TA Mr GS Mack, BEd(Music), GradDip(Music),AMusA,Cert IV OHS, CertlVTAE Ms A-M Mahoney, BA, DipEd Mr C Morgan, BEd, GradDipCompEd Mrs D Nikolovski, BTeach(Hons), BA Ms L Paatsch, BEd (Librarianship) Ms RE Palmer, BSc(Ed) Mr T P Parkes, BA, DipEd Mrs K BSaunders, BA, DipEd Mr A BSmith, BSc/Comm, GradDipEd Mrs EK Smith, BEd (Librarianship) Mrs K Sunderland, BA(Dance),GradDipEd(Sec) Mr P C Taylor, DipArtandDesign, GradDipEd Mr M BThacker, BMusEd Mr G Tigani, BA(Ed), GradDipEd(lnfoTech) Mrs LM Treadwell, MSc, BSc(Hons), GradDipEd Ms A Tymms, CAP, CAEI, DEUG Psy (France) Ms G Ulloa, BSpecEd BEdinLOTE, DipinTESOL Mr D Van Elst, Cert Ill (Music), Cert IV TAE, DipSoundProd Mrs CE Watson, MEd(Sci), BSc(Hons),HigherDipEd
PREPARATORY SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF Head of Middle School Mrs L Russell, BEd Head ofJunior School Mr C Dinneen, MEd DipEd BEd(GradDipRE), GradCertEd(Science) Director of Early Learning Centre Mrs R Molyneux, MEd Studies, BEd(EarlyChildhood), Dip Teach(EarlyChildhood), Deputy Head of Middle School Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(Ed) Primary Curriculum Coordinator Ms L Boyd, GradDipED, Dip Teach Years 7 & 8 Curriculum Coordinator Mr M LTerry, BSc(Hons), DipEd Year 7 Area Leaders Mr O Galluccio, BEd Dip Teach Ms K Zeravica, BA(OutdoorEd), GradDipEd
Year 8 Area Leaders Mrs CD Turner, TPTC, BA(Ed) Mr M O'Donnell, BA, DipEd, GradDipComputing Upper Primary Area Leader Mrs CM Bartlett, BEd, BTeach Mr P Jeffreys, MEd DipEd (Departed Term2) Upper Primary English Coordinator Mrs S Boyd, BEd Team Leader Junior School Ms E Davis, DipPrimTeach, BEd Drama Coordinator Mr O Galluccio, BEd Dip Teach Junior School English Coordinator Mrs J M Panckridge, MEd BA(Ed), BEd Years 7 & 8 English Coordinator Ms CE Wood, BA(MedComm), DipEd GradCertArts (Maternity Leave Term 4) Library Coordinator Mrs BA Carlson, DipPrimTeach, GradDipEd(Teacher-Librarianship) LOTE Coordinator Mrs L Henricus, BA, DipEd GradDipSpEd Science Coordinator Mr M LTerry, BSc(Hons), DipEd SOSE Coordinator Mr H Roberts, MEd BA, DipArts(GIT), DipEd(HSC), GradDipMedia, GradDipEdAdmin Years 7 & 8 Maths Coordinator Mr J I Horoch, BSc, DipEd Upper Primary Maths Coordinator Mr DA Wade, Dip Teach, BEd Junior School Maths Coordinator Mrs S Wynter, PostGradRE, CertRE, BEd(Primary) Art Coordinator Mrs M J Seaton, BA(Applied Art), BTeach(PrimaryandSecondary) Music Coordinator Mrs LMcCartney, BMusEd AMusA Instrumental Music Coordinator Ms S N Lawrence, BA, GradDipEd (Primary), GradDip(ScreenMusic) Health & PE Coordinator Ms J Utting, BEd APS Sport/PE Junior School Coordinator Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd
PREPARATORY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Ms O Allan, BAHist, BTeach(Primary) Mrs M Bell, BMusEd, Med AMusA Mrs J Bickett, BEarlyChildhood Ms TM Carlisle, BEd (Primary) MsJ Carroll, BA, PostGradDipTeach Ms FA Chew, MTeach (Secondary), PostGradDipTeach, BA/BSci
Mrs A Corrigan, BAEd Mr BCook, BAppSc, GradDipEd Mrs SM Daly, DipTeach(Primary), BSpecEd Mrs A J Dye, Dip Teach(EarlyChildhood) Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE Mrs B R Hollander, BA, DipEd Ms D Hollingworth, AssocDipinSocialSci BEarlyChildhood GradCertinOrff-MusicEducation, GradDipEd, MMusEd Mr JS Johnstone, BSc, BTeach(Primary) Mr W Johnston, MEdBEdDip Teach(Primary) Mrs KJones, Dip Teach(Primary) Mrs U Kamburowski, MA, BMusEd Mrs R Kelly, BEd(EarlyChildhood) Ms G Larobina, BA(Hons), BEd DipNAATI Mrs M McArthur, BSc(ComputerNetworking), PostGradCert(Education in Computing and Religious Education)(UK) Mr AR McKie, DipTeach(Primary), BEd GradDipEd(Computing) Ms H Mavros, BA, DipEd, MTeach Mrs CA Morris, DipPrimTeach, Bed MACE Miss K M Morrissy, GradDipeEd BSci (Phys Ed) Ms M J Oates, BSc, DipEd CELTA Mrs A-L O'Donoghue, MEd, BEd(Early Childhood), Dip Teach(EarlyChildhood) Ms CF Ogston, DipTeach(Primary), GradDip(ProvDev), MEd Mrs J Peake, GradDipSpecEd Dip Teach Mrs H Plumridge, Dip Teach, BEd(Primary) Mrs CV Quail, BA, BA(Hons), MArts, GradDipEd (Leave Sem 2 2013) Mr B Robbins, BEd (Phys Ed), BEd (Outdoor & Environmental Education), GradDip (Outdoor Recreation) Mrs J Shorland, BAEd Mrs F LStafford, BTeach(Primary) Mr G Tigani, BA(Ed),GradDipEd(lnfo Technology) Mr ML Torpey, Dip Teach, BEd(PhysEd) Mrs K Watson, MEd (Early Numeracy), Bed BA(MediaStudies)
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Administration and Services Staff
ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICES STAFF 4th Row: Isobel Patience, Lester Gillece, lain Gaylard, Adam Saunders, Helen Midgley, Andrew Murton, Ray Russell, Simon Benz, Nathan Allan, Diana Masljak, Linda Murphy,
Marcus Saunders, Taylor Buchanan-Huhna, Peter Stubbs 3rd Row: Julia Thompson, Dale Carroll, John Simandl, Noelene Groch, Liz Koroneos, Wes Grigg, Michael Havel berg, Brett Green, Chelsea Geall, Nicole Roache, Janice Boyce,
Jessica Chirnside, Addy Bucek, Jo Young, Ian Creek, Julie Tucker, Nerida Morgan, Jenny Kiccelcy, Maria Santos 2nd Row: Jodie Fuller, Ainsley Harris, Marg Farrimond, Linda Humphries, Jean Cameron, Jenny Saunders, Joyce Taylor, Deb Fanning, Meredith Herbert, Julie Lewis, Julie Jeffreys,
Angelika Moore, Rachael Skowronski, Tanya Mociani, Zlatica Kovac, Matthew Moyle, Jeanette Adams, Vicki Henderson Front Row: Claire Seward, Mandy Weeks, Rebecca Kelly, Kerren Wade, Murray Fanning, Wayne Hewitt, Daniel Mahon, Andrew Barr, Shannyn Leach, Mike Howell, Greg Tomkins, Jenny Ryan, Mark Nurnaitis, Mitch Povey, Tristan Read, Kate Hackett, Kristen Wiadrowksi
Business Manager Ms S Leach Bcomm,CPA Director of Community Relations & Development MrM Howell MBA, PG Dip Dev
FINANCE Mrs F Sahlstrom Ms N Groth MrsJ Adams Ms M Farrimond Mrs J Flowers Mr R Russell
COMMUNITY RELATIONS Ms D Fanning Mr C Lannan Mr S McIntosh Miss C Matheson Mrs N Morgan Ms N Roache Mrs B Romain MsJ Taylor Miss KWiadrowski
ADMINISTRATION Mrs J Cameron MrsJ Fuller Ms V Henderson MrsZ Kovac Ms D Masljak Mrs H Midgley MrsJ Ryan MrsJ Tucker MrsM Weeks MrsJ Young
UNIFORM SHOP Mrs KWade Uniform Shop Manager Mrs J Jarvis MrsJ Kemp
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Mr M Nurnaitis Director of /CT MrW Hewitt Knowledge Systems Manager MrN Allan Ms A Bucek Mr I Gaylard Mr D Mazurek Mr A Murton
Mr M Saunders MrJ Simandl MsCTonkin
MEDICAL Mrs C Maas Senior Nurse Mrs C Seward Senior Nurse Mrs KAyerbe Mrs C Hall Mrs J Shannon Ms C Thornton Ms KSculley
MUSIC MsJ Boyce Mrs N Cowdell
BOARDING Mrs V Dunstone Mr J Fraser Mr BGardiner Mrs J Jeffreys Ms S Stamenic Ms KVokic MissJ Chirnside
CATERING Mr M F Fanning Catering Manager MsJ Albert MsJ Lunney Ms R Marendaz Mrs A Mc Rae Mrs J Mitchell Mrs A Moore Ms R Payne Miss S Payne Mrs A Potter MsJ Purcell Mr A Saunders
TUCKSHOP Mrs D Brackley Tuckshop Manager Senior Mrs K Lewis Tuckshop Manager Middle Mrs E Boal Mrs LShore Miss KAppleyard Mrs F McLean
Co{{ege Community PROPERTY MrG Tomkins
Property Manager Maintenance MrWGrigg Maintenance Foreman Mr H Bickett Mr I Creek Mr R Dahlhaus Mr N Fletcher Mr BGreen Mr A Harris MrMMiletic Mr P Rogers Mr M Trotter Cleaning Mrs H Papas Mr AAalders Ms M Archer Mrs R Baird Mr J Barlow Mr R Dunn MrsJ Haby Mrs C Harris Mr M Hayes Mrs L Miletic Ms I Patience
Mrs P Rawson Mrs J Reynolds Mrs M Santos Mrs F Shearing Mr H Stokes Ms M Stuart Mr P Stubbs Mrs R Stubbs
GROUNDS Mr M Povey
Grounds Manager Mr C Lang
Assistant Grounds Manager Mr LGillett Mr M Havelberg MrMMoyle Mr M North Mr RTurner
SCHOOL ASSISTANTS Mr S Benz Mr D Carroll Ms P Clark Ms BCollier Mrs N Crowe Mrs J Di\ltera Ms K Hackett
Mr R Hanley Mrs J Kittelty Mrs E Koroneos MsCMathews Mrs N Mayfield Ms J Nicholls Mrs J Saunders Ms R Skowronski Mrs J Thompson Ms EWilliams
EARLY LEARNING CENTRE Ms A Andersen Mrs L Davis MsJ Doull Ms F Galle Mrs A Harris Mrs M Herbert Mrs L Humphries Mrs R Kelly MrsJ Lewis Mrs T Mariani MrsM Ryan
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RECREATION CENTRE MrT Read
Recreation Centre Manager Ms J Kingsley
Assistant Recreation Centre Manager Mrs S Bennett Mrs C Brown Mr Z Durand Ms H Harris Mr S Holliday Ms P McDonald MrSMahon Ms E Mathison Miss D Nyikos Mr B Pope Mr C Redden Mr J Reed MrTReed Mr B Ricchini Mr J Smith MrG Webb Mr A Williams
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The Upgrade of the Aberdeen Street Tennis, Netball and Basketball Courts was funded by a generou donation from The Geelong College Foundation as a Sesquicentenary Project in 2011.
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School Roll ELC3 Baillie, Jesse W Baker, Charlotte M (Charlie) Bartlett, Oscar L Bozinovski, Oliver W D Child, Fred C Desmond, Poppy M Greig, Sophia C Hayes, Lolita M Horvat, Evan I lvisic, Joseph Jenkins, Zoe T Maher, Cillian A McGrath, Eva L S Mead, Jacob G Mitchell, Eamon R Nadorp-Daw, Quinn Noonan, Harriet A Roydhouse, Oscar T Schnabel, Jack W Shing, Liam H Shirley, Lauren G Stringer, Skye S Vichion, Kenzie M Watson, Noah K Wright, Grace K
ELC4 Atkin, Alannah R (Lana) Bisinella, Adam A Boydell, Angus P Buzzard, William EL (Will) Carland, Emma C Conte, Dante N Cornford, Maeve E Dicks-Joblin, Shayleigh S Donovan, Isabella E Hanegraaf, Charlie W Ilsley, Claire J Kelly, Ruby J Leszko, Samuel B (Sam) McLean, Harrison S (Harry) Mead, Oscar D Miller, Henry J Murphy, Lachlan H Neace, Harry T Packham, Ella J Roffey, Henry J Rutherford, Tavier GT Santalucia, Aidan J Suter, Riley Taylor, Arabella G Wright, Harriet A
ELCS Baker, Isabel M Bartlett, Eliza-May S Biscan, Lilli M Bradshaw, Isla A Cole, Georgie P Cooke, Kaleb S Corner, Lily K Desmond, Isabelle M Eddy, Teresa B
Greig, Angus C (Gus) Grima, Kathryn A Grima, Madelyn A (Maddy) Hair, Hamish K Ho, Leon IS Y Hoare, Jonathan P (Jon) Kearns, Holly K Kweh, Matthew C Maher, Darragh J McNeil, Cate V Mooney, Jacob A Norton, Bobbi B Paton, Amelia RE (Millie) Porter, William A (Will) Thomson, Angus L Wynter, Tia L
PREP Abikhair, Daisy J Andrews, Julian W Arora, Alexander S Bickett, Mitchell R (Mitch) Blackey, Alexandra J (Lexie) Bozinovski, Madeline S 0 Brown, Hannah I L Carland, Ethan A Carrington, Tilly Cerni, George WM Chan, Hayden J Fordyce-Burke, Stella R Fry, Jack P Fury, Shannon P Glover, Raphael L Gorell, Edwina L Gray, Lucas C Hayes, Matilda L Horvat, Ben E Hunter, Benjamin HJ (Ben) Jackson, Baylee A Jansz, Audrey E Martin, Emma R McKean, Hannah M E Naylor, James B Naylor, Thomas D (Tommy) Noonan, Xavier R Rotsas, Anna P Royal,Jet C Sadler, Amy E Sewell, Charli JJ Sewell, Stevi T J Shing, Eve J Solly, William P (Will) Taylor, Hamish W Toi, Harry EJ Watson, Lily G Weisinger, Hannah Williams, Bronte H
Year 1 Anderson, Lachlan F Atkin, Caitlin M Aucote, Chloe T Baillie, Chloe 0 Balazs, Tiana W
Bird, Luke J Bradshaw, Oliver M Burke, Mitchell J (Ditch) Buzzard, Logan D Condie, Thomas A Eddy, Wyatt G Finch-Day, Tommy Fury, Ashleigh L Grima, Isabella A (Bella) Hanegraaf, Archer J Hayden, Alexander M (Alex) Higgins, Matisse Ho, Curtis J LY Ilsley, William A (Will) lvisic, Xavier F Jackson, Hunter L Lamers, Esther MA Leahy, Charles H Leahy, James F Leszko, Thomas H (Tom) McDougall, Sienna A McLean, Samuel V (Sam) McNeil, Sean A Mitchell, Lachlan R Murphy, Eilish P Murphy, Hermione G Nadorp-Daw, Blythe Parkhill, Piper Roderick, Sophie A Rowbottom, Joshua W Rutherford, Zaiden P Sadler, Jackson J (Jack) Shirley, Kate 0 Taylor, Millicent A (Millie) Vale, Benjamin T Whan, Joshua B Wheelahan, Maxwell F (Max) White, Oliver W Wynhoven, Olivia L
Year2 Al-Amin, Muhammad S Albert, Oliver A Atlas, Giselle B Baker, Grace A Balazs, Jasmine A Bates, Hannah R Bisinella, Laura J Blacksell, Gemma L Carland, Isabella G Carrington, Ava G Cole, Edward G (Ned) Corner, Georgie G Duff, Verity A Gorell, Thomas G Gray, Miles T Hair, Oliver S Hall, Vallen K Hayden, Tom E Hoare, William B Holten, Oisin H Hunter, Joshua R Hunter, William G N (Will) King, EllaM
Kondapalle, Vamika Lamers, Hendrikus EA (Hennie) McClelland, Darcy A Middleton, Ted H Moorfoot, Emma G Naylor, Eleanor J (Elly) Naylor, Thomas PA (Tom) Norton, Charli C Porter, CharlesJ (Charlie) Ritchie, Takoda Robinson, Evelyn J Roffey, William J (Will) Rotsas, Agni S (Agnes) Royce, Edwina V Santalucia, Oliver J Solly, Robert H (Robbie) Stringer, Taya J Vale, Emma K Vaughan, Zoe A Wheelahan, Erin L Williamson,James S Zumpe, Hugo
Year3 Abikhair, Matilda R Albert, Lukas M Andrews, Prudence R Aucote, Reuben E Bickett, Samuel D (Sam) Bird, Samantha E Bourke, Jackson D Bowyer, Emily J Calvert, Phoebe J Forsyth, Jack M Fry, Emily B Gorell, Ben M Griffith, Bridie J Hayden, Harry M He, Georgina HY Higgins, Mia C Hofmaier,Jasmine A Howell, Abigail P (Abbi) Illingworth, Angus L Jackman, Henry G Jackson, River M Jansz, Isaac G Lee, Hui Yi (Grace) Masek, Sopita (Joy) McDougall, Jesse K Mclachlan, Mikayla J McLaughlin, Aimee L Middleton, Jesse P O'Neill, Harrison C Powers, Cecilia S Rowbottom, Jacob T Ruggero, Ellie R Sadler, Harrison J (Harry) Sandner, Sergej Santalucia, Emily S Santalucia, Harry J Trethewey, Emma K Vagg, Emmaline M Wheelahan, Alice M Williams, Oliver B (Olly)
Co{{ege Community Year4 Barr, Cate H Bates, Emma J Baxter, Emily G Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W Bird, Marcus G Bradshaw, Cassidy J Brandt, Maeve L Buzzard, Lachlan O (Lachie) Byrne, Darcey A Congdon, Thomas N R (Tom) Connor, India A Eddy, Atticus A Hall, Eden JJ Hecker, Jasmin E (Jazz) Howell, Ashy J Jones, Anneliese R Kahwagi, Alyssa M King, Xavier F Lean, Geoffrey O M Mahon, Emma B McNamara, Jesse Morphy, Oliver S Murphy, Reuben Naylor, Annabelle L Nockles, Jake W Nolan, Sebastian (Sebi) O'Brien, Nicholas G Osborne, j'aime A Parkhill, Lachlan (Lachie) Paterson, Lachlan D Polic, Isabelle M Porter, Matilda C Potter, Xavier J Probert, Charles W Probert, Chase E Quinlan, Fletcher T Rochow, Brooke J Ryan, Maeve E Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy) Solly, Sarah K Stringer, Wayde SJ Symons, Ciara M Taylor, Grace V Vagg, Myles R West, Harry J Whan, Patrick Whitford, Harry J G Williams, Hugo L Williams, Thomas G (Tom)
Years Bath, Sarah L Bell, Douglass M Bettess, Laura K Bisinella, Felicity M Blakeley, Thomas (Tom) Brozek, Benjamin (Ben) Brzoska, Alexander T (Alex) Burrell, Zara P Cole, Molly G Crtalic, Astrid M Duff, Imogen 0 Edgar, Georgina K Faull, Harry N Fernandez, Oliver (Oli) Garner, John M (Max)
Gray, NoahJ Hayden, Scarlette L He, Helena H Y Hughes, Declan M Kahwagi, Jacoub C Klein, Sarah L Lawrie, James E Livingstone, NicholasJ Lymer, Amelia G Malone, Jessica A Marshall, Declan A Martin, Lachlan M Mathias, Olivia K Mauderer, Max J F McIntyre, Sophia E Moon, Neo Murphy, Trinity G Neal, Fenn M Nurnaitis, Bryce A Paton, Oliver M (Ollie) Pawsey, Jaden L Perry, Jack A Powers, Sophia L Primmer, Ryan Rowbottom, Samuel J Ruggero, Ruby I Salceda Rauco, Sergio Santalucia, Thomas D (Tom) Thacker, Matthew J Tolley, Luke CT Tran, Ethan L Trethewey, Thomas S Unkenstein, Annabel C Vernon, Archie Walter, Annabel L White, Patrick D Williams, Jackson F Wynhoven, Jess L Yang, Tianyi (Danny) Yeaman, Fraser H
Year6 Abikhair, Oscar J Adams, Georgia P Alvarez de Toledo, Oliver M Anderson, William R Billings, Laura R Blight, Penelope A (Neddy) Brierly, Rosy A E Brodie, Edwina L Bulford, Iona C Byrne, Drewe P Carroll, Grace S Cooke, Rosie G K Courtnay, Oliver J Crozier, Thomas D (Tom) Derksen, Luke R Enstrom, Radha Fang, Celine Goddard, Jeremy A S Illingworth, Oscar Jackman, Angus R Jennett, Harriet J Jones, Lachlan H Karavitis, Georgia F Koroneos, NicholasJ Landos, Madeline S Lean, El Iiott S H
Lynch, Benjamin MM (Benji) Maceroni-Zarafa, Samuel K Mahon,Max L McCoy, Luke J McLaughlin, Lucy M Middleton, Charles O (Charlie) Mitchell, Charlie E Morel, Tahlia R Morgan, Lily J Morphy, Harry E Neerhut, Luca Nolan, Gabriel (Gabe) Nowicki, Elizabeth G (Lizzy) Padanyi, Jacinta J Parkhill, Ethan Paterson, James A Pawsey, Connor J Plowman, Orlaith M Potter, Niamh G Quix, Lisa A Raimondi, Daniel Rees, William S (Will) Roderick, Georgia L (Georgie) Rowbottom, Rachel H Ryan, Laura G Sandner, Zoe A Soo, Oliver W Thomson, Isabella R Watson, llah A Ye, Junqi (Jack) Young, Lucy E Young, Tijanna
Year7 Balaam, Mimmi I Barr, Eleanor A (Ellie) Bartlett, Courtney N Bartlett, Lachlan S Bath, Fraser T Bett, Amara SJ Blundy Jones, Laura Boness, Tara B Brown, Georgia R Brozek, Harry Brozina, Caleb R Brzoska, Josephine A (Josie) Burke, William RH (Will) Burrell, Nyah Z Chen, Cindy Clark, Catherine A Cole, Jonathon E Congdon, Lachlan W (Lachie) Couchman, Travis A Coutts, Blake T B Cox, Ned W Crowe, Alexander AW Cullen, Morgan G De Young, Luke P Divola, James M Dobie, Isobel R R Duan, Andrew Duffy, Liam R Evans, Olivia G Falkiner, Elizabeth S Gadd, James A Geary, Olivia J (Liv) Gekas, Finlay J (Fin) Glover, Liam C 0
Gorell, Ava B Gorell, William R Gregory, Xanthia A Gubbels, Ethan S Hanrahan, William M R Hayes, Daisy He, Melissa H Hill, Hamish S Hodge, Alexandra C (Alex) Holten, Fiann P D Jackson, Zac Kay, Jackson P Klein, John L (Jack) Klein, Katherine A Kokalis, Tom Kurien, Jade Lever, Toby J Lewis, Jessica E (Jess) Locke, Fraser W Lockyer, Macy Longden, Sadie E Lord, Olivia H Lyall, Hamish R Malone, Samuel J Marshall, Darcy J Martin, Millicent L (Millie) McArthur, Charles F (Charlie) McDonald, PhilippaJ (Pippi) McHarry, Tyler J McHenry, Edward TN (Ned) McLach Ian, Jessica A McQuinn, Sarah T Midgley, Charlotte A Milner, Thomas N Moorfoot, Jack A Morgan, Esther M Morrison, Claire G M Morwood, James A H (Jamie) Murphy, Oliver D C Neville, Jessica CV Nguyen, Danny Ni,Anson YX Nockles, Oliver A O'Connor, Katherine J (Katie) Osborne, Lachlan D Pekin-Schlicht, Ruby J Perry, Luke E Phung, Tristan J Primmer, Cameron J Pullin, EllaJ Richardson, Charlie J Robinson, Behlana R Ruggero, Olivia G Salveson, Madeleine R Sands, Cooper Sayers, Isabel R Schumacher, Tamara J Schurmann, TianaJ Skene, Ebony Spi kers, Euan P Sprague, Charlie I Stanisich, Jasper A Sutherland, Lachlan I A Synoradzki, Andrew W Thacker, William J Thornton, Jack A Toi, Sophie AJ
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Treloar, Ruby M F Trinh, An Bao (An) Troop, Keeley p Urquhart, Georgia L Vagg, Rory F Vincent, Grace M p White, Georgia C White, Samuel D (Sam) Whitford, Annabel J Willett, FergusJ Williams, AngusJ Witherden, Max B Wood, Samuel (Sam) Wright, Tyler I Wynter, Lachlan K Yates, Chloe R
Years Adams, Lach Ian J Alfrink, Zaya Allen, Sam L Bell, Ian W Bennett-Hull in, James s Bond, Grace I Boyce, Jared C Braslis, Eve C Breer, Harrison B Brown, Liam G Brown, Simone E Brownless, Oscar A Buchanan, Ruby L Carey, William GM Carr, Maddison C G Cashman, Lachlan SH Cashman, Rose p Chalmers, Liam N Christian, Amy R Chu, Ethan Cole, James T Collard, Nikita M Consedine, Charlotte M Conway, Sam E Courtnay, Sebastian T Deahl, Matthew J Doery, Edwina A Duerden, Neive M Edgar, Zara L Fitzgerald, Bentley J Flanagan, Thomas p Flitton, Palmer Foley, Cary E Gao, Nathan J Glover, James Ao Goldsack, Claire E Gow, Ruby M Greene, Georgia M G Greer, Isabel (Izzy) J Grose, Aaron J Hanley, Leo S Harris, Mia R Harris, Sam C Haskett, Cooper T Helm, Nikita A (Nikki) Horoch, Charles F (Charlie) Horvat, Neve T Hosking, Cooper D s Hosking, Lochie J s Hughes, Kelly S
Hutchins, Henry RR Johnston, George w Jones, Mitchell L Kay, Albert H (Albie) Landos, Mikhail K Lawson, Eliza C Luke, Oscar J Lyons, Calden p Mackay, NicholasJ Mahon, Leyton SJ Malone, Oscar J Manning, Hamish D E Manton, Oliver H Mathews, Cooper w Mauderer, Aleisha A Mayer, Titania E McDonald, Angus CA McDonald, Thomas A (Tom) McIntyre, Edward A (Ned) McKinnon, Georgia E (Georgie) McLaughlin, Molly R McMaster, Charlotte o Miao, Allen F Mitchell, Hugh J Murrihy, Layla v Neace, Brittany T Newton, Alicia C Newton, Bryce W Nicholson, Genevieve H O'Connor, James p Orchard, India Padanyi, Endre R Page, Thomas MM Panagodage, Dinali DB p (Devmy) Pereira, Aurelia z Perry, Brianna T Potter, Lily B Proebstl, Nicholas AM Radalj, Rory J Reedy, Taylia Rees, Angus M Rollinson, Claire EA Rose, Claudia F Russell, Dominique B Russell, Summer J Ryan, Michaela J Savage, Gemma K Sefton, Roxana J (Roxy) Shannon, Eliza M Shaw, Sally G Sillitoe, Edward H M Skuza, Declan J Smith, Bronte E Stewart, Grace E Sun,Jason X Sutterby, Paige L Taylor, Patrick W (Paddy) Thomas, Isabella CR (Issy) Tierney, Isabel J Townson, William R (Will) Unkenscein, Henry D (Harry) Walter, Lachlan G Ward, Kaitlyn R Watson, India A West,Jake T Whittakers, William p M (Paddy) Wood, Victoria C (Tori)
Wylie, Scott C Yang, Tianpei (Thomas) Yelland, Dylan
Year9 Alfrink, Iman Allan, Brayden S Anderson, Olivia G Ar0-Dekker, Edith E R Arundel!, Edward C R Baensch, Lach Ian R Balaam, Lilli A Batarilo, Benjamin (Ben) Baxter, Suzanne v Beaumont-Kelly, Oscar Bell, Ashley M Beet, Morgan FJ Billings, Christopher J Bingham, Jasper L Blakeley, Charles (Charlie) Blight, Alexander H Blond, Stephen C (Charlie) Blundy Jones, Meg Boness, Katya M Boyd, Angus L (Gus) Braslis, Ethan D Brown, Harrison T Bulford, Hamish W J Burke, Thomas L (Tom) Carr, William J M Carroll, Grace M Carruthers, Jeremy Casey, EmmaJ F Castles, Tyler R Cayzer, Laura J Chappell, Maxwell N (Max) Cheatley, Claudia E Comben, Kyle J Coutts, Samuel M (Sam) Cox, Lily C Crawford, Eliza D L Crozier, Charles W (Charlie) Crozier, Sam E F Cullen, Kade N Cunningham, Phoebe J Davie, Jade M Dawe, Max F Eddy, Reilly W Edwards, Jordan (Jordy) Ekberg, Noah W Evans, Madeline K (Maddie) Falkiner, Andrew J H (Andy) Fernandez, Mollie Fitzpatrick, Jessica M Fowler, Brittany R Fraser, Elizabeth (Liesel) Furphy, Emma G Fyffe, Lucy M Giles, Liam Gorell, Emma J Gorell, James M Gough, Sophie E Goy, Rachael L Gregory, Alexander B-S Guthrie, Katherine A (Kate) Hall, Emily J Hayes, Harry C Henry, Luke J
Higgins, Sally D Holroyd, Sean T Holten, Briana E (Bibi) Horvat, Chantel A Howie, Alexandra G (Ally) Hurley, Patrick J Iredell, Patrick G Jackman, Matthew R F Jackson, Dayne Jess, Samuel F (Sam) Kelly, Harry W King, Thomas (Tom) Knuckey, William A Kovacev, Mark A Langley, Charles ES (Charlie) Layik, Nuriye M (Melis) Lazarus, Maxwell S (Max) Longden, Angus J Lord, William S (Will) Maishman, Nicholas H (Nick) Malishev, Matthew J Manton, Nicholas w Mapleson, Bridget E McArthur, Millicent S (Millie) McCallum, Hamish J E McDonald, James A McDonald, Louise C McGrath, Rebecca A McKie, Hamish A McKindlay, Dougal G McMaster, Kennedy R McQuinn, Phillipa I McRae-Palmer, Jonah J Midgley, Thomas R (Tom) Milner, Lucinda G Minahan, Lachlan s Molloy, Patrick F Morgan, Daniel J B Morris, Angela K Morrison, William GM (Will) Morrow, Alexanders Morwood, Lachlan H Murray, Thomas I Nation, Fiona J Nelson, Alexander DB (Sandy) Newnham, Grace N Newnham, Sophie J Nicholas, Noah V M Nockles, Veronica L O'Connor, Chloe G O'Leary, Jordan p Paterson-Dunn, Tia cw Patrick, Amelia E Philpott, Grant Potts, Constance J Powell, Amelia M Reed, Lorean J Rochow, Hollie J Rollinson, Samuel B (Sam) Russell, Molly K Sadler, Maysie F Santalucia, Eliza G Sebastian, Noah B Shannon, Harry M Shuter, Heidi M Simson, Samantha L Slorach, Samuel G (Sam)
Co{{ege Community $pikers, Mason P Stanisich, Remy G Stapleton, Mardi Stewart, Jessica Stokie, Lachlan R Symons, Aidan T Synoradzki, Matthew J Taylor, Lachlan Torode, Ian T (Tim) Trescowthick, Mimi E Turnbull, Liam R Urquhart, Sara B Vernon, Flynn J Vincent, Alan G F (George) Walder, Alana B Walpole, Thomas A Waterhouse, James D Waters, Blair R West, Alexander P W Whittem, Lucas Wiener, Monique A Witherden, Alex J Wright, Thomas B Wynhoven, Ellie L Wynter, Chloe J You,Amy
Year 10 Allen, Georgie M Ao, Ka Chon (Kelvin) Barr, Cameron D (Cam) Bartlett, Samuel T Bath, Rebecca J Beatty-Kiss, Miranda G Bell, Luke W Ben nett, Lach Ian G Bennison, Isabelle J Berton, Elana M Bingham, Cooper A Blake, Connor T Blundy Jones, Jesse Bourke, Erin P Brierly, Abby A J Brown, Nina L Bucek, Max R Bunker, Ronald M (Roni) Burns, Lewis J Caithness, Kirsten S Calvert, Georgina KM Campbell, Katie-Rose Chen, Beata Chiu, Yi Tat (Jacky) Chrimes, MacKenzie P Clark, Olivia L Clark, Sophie B Clifton, Alyx S Clutterbuck, Brandon J Y N Coles, Samuel D (Sam) Colman, Madalyn T Comben, Leon W Consedine, Xavier L Conway, Claudia L Crawley, Claudia I Crozier, Lachlan DA (Lachie) Dalton, Harry J K De Young, Arcadia J Deahl, Thomas E Deppeler, Cody B
Dixon, Emma J Doery, Georgia P Dowling, Mitchell J Duffield, William A (Will) Finlay, Rebecca C Fitzgerald, Amelia A Fordham, Eliza Forshaw, Grace M Fowler, Robert S Frank, Hugo Fuller, Bradley C (Brad) Furphy, Harry P R George, Davis R Goldsack, Andrew J Gomes, Aaron E Goninon, Mitchell R Goodear, Samuel O (Sam) Gorell, Zoe V Goy, Michelle L Gratwick, ManningJ Greene, Isabella GA (Bella) Griffiths, Samuel J Grossnickle, Elliott Z Hanley, Isadora A Hanrahan, Elizabeth G Hewitt, Helena J Hosking, Georgia M Humphries, James A Hutchins, Jemima G Hvidberg, Sam H Ingram, Celine T loannou, Amanda R Jackson, Emily J Jenkins, Bryce C Jennett, Rose E Johnston,Jack W Joubert, Emelie L Kay, Charlotte N Keddie, Tira LB Kent-Spark, Meg H Klein, Elizabeth M Klein, Sophie J Kontelj, Davis J Kreidl, Alannah M Lawrence, Henrietta A (Hennie) Ling, Steven Livermore, Jesse H Lyall, Paige Lyons, Baxter S Mackay, Callum M Malone, Benjamin M McAllister, Mitchell B McDonald, Lach Ian J McDowell, Nicolas GT McIntyre, Harry C McPherson, Lachlan D Mirabelli, Corey A Mitchell, Jake E Moran, Lillian E (Lilli) Morgan, Jacob M Nagle, Patrick J Narita, Darcy T Nash, Emily S Neagle, Kirsten J (Kirsty) Neerhut, Thomas J Neville, Ashley J Newton, Abbey M
O'Connor, Thomas J Osborne, Georgina L (Georgie) Peebles, Laura H Pereira, Tansy L Perry, Morgan T Porter, Samuel L Proebstl, Tiahna E Radalj, Oscar M Reja, Kasra Robinson, Benjamin A (Ben) Roe, Thomas GM (Tom) Ruby, David G Ruffin, Matthew J C Russell, Sam G Rutherford, Ela Y Savage, Lach Ian J Sayers, Aaron J C Sefton, Ebony M Seller, Xavier 0 Shaw, William M (Will) Shembrey, Tom C Sheridan, Jack H Skuza, Joshua C Slattery, Andy J Slattery, Jock M Smith, Sarah E Snarskis, Austin P Snyman, Ulrich FA Speakman, Kate E Spinazzola, Isabella C Su, Ta-Chun (Albert) Summers, Isobel J (Izzy) Tan, Kathleen J C (Kathy) Thorne, Philippa A Threadgold, EmmaJ Tso, Yu (Michael) Unkenstein, Georgina E (Georgie) Van lngen, Riley J M Vaughan, Tom van Bothmer, Leonidas Walmsley, Edward J Wang, Irene Wang, Yawen (Ellen) Ward, Shannessy M Weaver, Sophie M Willett, Larry H Witcombe, Darcy I Wong, Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong, Hai Lam (Tiffany) Wood, Ella Wootton, Angelica A Wootton, Jake J Wright, Lewis M (Lewy) Xu, Isabella Yip, Tze Hang (Adrian) Young, Sophie K
Year 11 Acosta Ruiz, Sebastian Allinson, Lucy H Andrew, Abby L Angliss, Emily E Appelbe, Matthew F Attwood, Alec D Baensch, Alex J R Baskaran, Harshini Beaumont-Kelly, Henry Bedford, Alexa R G
Bell, Hugh A Bell, Maddison E Blood, Georgia R Blythe, Shaan C Booth, Harrison W (Harry) Boyce, Stephanie J Brand, Nelson C Breer, Jackson M Britt, Robert M (Robbie) Brown, Madeleine J (Maddy) Calvert, John J (Jack) Carruthers, Emma K Cayzer, Nicholas R Chan, Chun Lung (Tony) Cheatley, Louisa J Cielesh, Haley J Cockle, Ivy Collett, Natalie L Connoley, Bronte E Cook, Sarah N Cordy, Zaine T Crawford, Charlotte E M Crisp, Patrick J R Curnow, Charles WT (Charlie) de Been, Max P de Blaquiere, Michael T Divola, Alex M Dixon, Zoe L Dobie, Isla M R Drayton, Ellie C Drury, Liam M Eddy, Braeden T Edwards, Tegan C Fitzpatrick, James P Flanagan, Simeon G Foley, Annie J Forrest, Liam K Fowler, Joseph E (Joe) Golightly, William C (Will) Gow, HarryT Griffiths, Jackson J Haskett, Joshua L Hewitt, Amber H Holdsworth, Lachlan A Horn, Douglas K Hosking, Sam J S Hosking, Timothy L (Tim) Howard, Rachel L Hui, Tsz Ching (Miki) Humphreys, Claire A Jablonsky, Alexandra M Jegatheesan, Leonardo (Leo) Jeremie, Dean Kelly, Amelia Kenny, Julian P F Kershaw, Harry M Laidlaw, Fergus C H Leontiades, Olivia C Lever, Alexandra F Lewicki, Sabrina R Mahony, Fraser W Maish man, Joe W Malishev, Nicholas PA Mann, Julia L Maries, Samuel N (Sam) Mawson, Michael R Mccaffrey, Mitchell G
Pe asus 2013
McGowan, Thomas A F McGrath, Eliza R McGregor, Alice J McGuane, Nicholas B McMaster, Harrison A Melvin, lndie D Molyneux, Louis M Mooney, Tobias G (Toby) Morwood, Nicholas (Nick) Murphy, Lucinda H (Lucy) Neerhut, Hugh TB Ni, Yuhao K (Kevin) Nicholson, Lydia Nicholson, Stephanie (Steph) Niven, Phoebe E Nixon, Emma LJ O'Leary, Mitchell B Osborn, Jye D Palmer, Corina R Panckridge, Bronte L Patrick, Lach Ian J Plumridge, Zachary E Potgieter, Hugo Profitt, Toby CH Ragg, James E Rankin, Brydie G Read,MegA Robilliard, LewisJ Russell, Hamish J N Russell, Joss J Salveson, Jasmine V (Jassie) Saunders, Stewart M Schaub, Daniel R Scott, Annabel S Selway, Alexander J Senan, Simon R Sercombe, Jessica L Sheppard, Hannah Simson, Nicholas M (Nick) Simson, William D Spikers, Summer B Sutterby, Austin J Sutterby, Blake W Tan,Angus S Todisco, Alyssia Torode, Robert H Trescowthick, Poppy A Tyler, Benjamin J M (Ben) Vernon, Ella K Wallace, Megan C Ward, Aaron M Waterhouse, Andrew L Watson, Hannah Watson, Liam C Watson, Shani S Welleman, Harry J Wiener, Michael J Wild, Olympia E Williams, Rhys Wilson, Alexander E (Alex) Wishart, Fraser T L Wootton, Grace K (Gracie) Wright, Thomas M (Tom) Wylie, Angus A Yeaman, Zachary A (Zac) Zhu, Wendy
Year 12 Alhadi, Omar A F Angliss, Peter W R Ao, Ka Hei (Kelly) Atkins, Tom J Baker, Lachlan G Baker, Stephanie A Barber, Jayden L Barnes, Alicia Batarilo, Andrew Batarilo, Daniel Baulch, Emily GS Beckley, Ernest A L Bennett, Alexandra K (Alex) Bishop, Lucy L Blackman, Laura I Bowler, Harrison T Brierly, Fraser D Brimacombe, PatrickJ Brodie, Laura A Butler, Katherine (Katie) Cailes, William BC (Will) Caithness, Hannah I Callan, Charles D (Charlie) Cannard-Fink, Lucy M Carman, Thomas P (Tom) Casey, James V Cashman, Lilli J Castles, Matthew J Chamley, Lach Ian J (Lachie) Cielesh, Sarah L Clarke-Jones, Kanan R Cole, Monty RJ Colman,Julia I Connoley, Louis M Couch, William J Crawley, Isaac B Cunningham, William (Billy) Curnow, Jack L D'.Adamo, Gemma L D'.Adamo, Laura J De Young, Alexander P Del Rio, Georgia M Desborough, Sophie K Doery, Arabella E Dowling, PadrickJ (Paddy) Downie, Mathilda (Tilly) Eddey, Ginny G Fenton, Ella R Fitzpatrick, Barclay P Fletcher, Vanda S Forshaw, Mary C (Molly) Fraser, Beatrice M Gao, Jing Yan (Nellie) Garcey, Olivia M E Gekas, Cristabel L (Crista) Graham, Harry W C Grange, Jacqueline J (Jacqui) Grant, James Griffiths, Rebecca Y Guala, Adam H Harmon, Brady J Hocking, Alana J Hor, Eu Vin Hughes, Georgia K Humphries, Jacqueline I Hurley, Emma C
Jangprasit, Pasawut (Mark) Jelfs, David M Jess, Jacob K Kelly, Samuel C (Sam) Kent-Spark, Hannah P Kerambrun, Morgan B King, Mitchell Koroneos, James L Langley, William D S (Will) Lay,James R Lei, Wai Hong (Oscar) Leonard, Madeleine C Livermore, Alexander J (Alex) Luppino, Alexandra K (Ally) Macdonald, Lucinda P (Lucy) Mackenzie, Laura K Mathews, Ronan P May, William G (Will) McClelland, Stephanie R (Steph) McColl, Rebekah M McDonald, J-Mara K McGlade, Andrew B McKenzie, Cameron KT McKie, Lucy A McKindlay, Angus D McLean, Timothy N McRae-Palmer, Dylan G Meager, Sarah A Medic, Charles H (Charlie) Miller, Miette Morrow, Hannah J Murrihy, Keeley A Nicholson, Imogen K Nott, Tayla R O'Connor, John (Moss) Odam, Rachel G Orford, Stuart J Palmer-Hill, Lachlan A Parker, Matthew R Payne, Maxim C (Max) Pedersen, Alexandra D Phewpun, Tanapol P Philpott, Melody A Pilon, Isabelle CE Pisankitvanich, Phawat (Mark) Porter, Ellen J Portogallo, Hannah J Radalj, Sophie M Rafferty, Brian E Ragg, Alexandra C (Lexie) Ring, EmmaM Robinson, Shayden JJ Rogers, Claire V Rolland, Maeve E Rollo, RichardJ Ruby, Danielle L Russell, Samuel M (Sam) Ryan-Conn, Delaney Scheiner, Grace L Seller, Hamish P Shannon, Annabelle C Shelley, William R Shembrey, Jack M Sheridan, Amy M Shorland, Sophie E Sloan, Andrew T H Snarskis, Samuel A (Sam)
Speakman, Kelly R Spinazzola, Patrick M Steinfort, Maximilian L (Max) Stewart, Frazer J Stewart, Mitchell Stojanovski, Adriana I Sullivan, Harrison P (Harri) Taylor, Clodagh C Temple, Miles H Thomson, Steffie P Trinh, Han B Varley, Maxwell M Wade, Benjamin J (Ben) Walder, Liam D Walsh, Samuel J (Sam) Waters, Harriet S White, Erica M Whittem, Elizabeth C (Beth) Wilkens, Zara GT Wood, Alexander B Wood, Lucas AM (Luke) Wood, Stephanie N Wynhoven, CurtisJ