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Calvert House

Calvert House in 2014 united under the maroon banners and enjoyed another year of Inter-house activities. The House system encourages teamwork and promotes interaction across year levels. During the many House activities bonds formed and the year level boundaries disappeared to form the Calvert Family.

Dean Jeremie, an experienced basket-baller shared his knowledge and prowess with the team. Unfortunately his talent, along with the rest of the team's efforts were unable to get us across the line. Those involved enjoyed the challenge and a respectable basketball experience. Angus Wylie and Simon Senan who displayed excellent skills, led Calvert's Water Polo team. The combined efforts of all across the year levels resulted in Calvert and Shannon fighting for the honour of coming first. The game ended in a tie, forcing extra time. Calvert and Shannon battled it out. The win didn't come easily and Calvert walked away with the honour!

The year began with Year 12s welcoming their Year 9 buddies. The Year 9s enjoyed the relaxing orientation, which familiarised them with Senior School and some Year 12 Calvert faces. The inter-house events began with a splash as we prepared for House Swimming with the theme 'Terrible Tourist'. Although we didn't win the main event, we succeeded in the House chant led by Alex Divola and his 'touristy entourage'. True to Calvert's character everyone put their hand up to swim. We managed to successfully fill all swimming events; an achievement in itself. There were many individual top 3 place getters in the Age Championship categories and congratulations go to; Bryce Newton (2nd), Brayden Allan (1st), Ethan Braslis (3rd), Eve Braslis (2nd) and Rose Jen nett (1st).

Many eager runners were seen getting a little practice in the lead up to House Cross Country. Testing our stamina along the banks of the Barwon we finished a respectable third. Everyone contributed to this result and it was great to see many of Calvert's runners out in front. Congratulations to the top 3 place getters in their respective age groups; Hannah Heard (1st), Bronte Connoley (3rd), Angela Morris (2nd), Bryce Newton (3rd), Ben Robinson (2nd) and Angus Wylie (3rd). Throughout 2014 Calvert embraced their 'cute' group time whilst also challenging other Houses. During 'cutes' we met with our year level House members and tutors. Sometimes there were planned outdoor activities and other times 'cutes' were dedicated to how best to manage our schoolwork. This allowed us to form strong bonds with our 'cute' group and tutors.

House Music brings mixed emotions as it involves lots of organising and singing. The House Prefects put their leadership skills into action by organising and encouraging all to get involved and sing loudly, which at times was easier said than done. However, under the guidance of the Calvert musicians and everyone's enthusiasm on the day, House Music was one of our stronger results for the year, a respectable second. We were fortunate to sing 'Rip Tide' by Vance Joy as a group. Our small group, comprising Angus Wylie,James Gorell, Alex Blight, Noah Nicholas, Angela Morris and Rose Jennett, sang 'Atlantic City' by Bruce Springsteen and did us proud!

On behalf of Calvert we would like to thank our brilliant and committed tutors; Mr Di\gostin, Mr Cook, Mrs Gallus, Mr Jess, Mr Morgan, Ms Nikolovski, Mrs Foley and our Head of House Ms Palmer, who does so much behind the scenes organising activities and keeping an eye out for everyone.

We are all so grateful for the work you do. A special mention goes to Mrs Foley who was thrown in the deep end and put on the Head of House hat while Ms Palmer enjoyed long service leave. It was a pleasure having her as our Head of House. To our Year 12s, it has been a delight to be a part of this house with you. With our beloved locker owl watching over us as we journeyed through each year, along with Ms Palmer and the House tutors we have become a Calvert family. We take with us a bag full of memories, which I am sure we will all dip into at times. Good luck to next year's Year 12 Calverteers. The House Prefects wish all Calverteers the best. Enjoy the journey; keep being involved in the Houseroom and on the sporting field. Thank you for your participation and enthusiasm in the running of Calvert in 2014.

Ella Vernon, Prefect

Coles House ..

Hui, Verena Muefilliauer, Melis Layik, Mrs Petrina Porter, Mrs Lyn Treaawe/1, Alexa Bee/fora, ~ackson Griffitfis, Louisa Cheat/ gan, Bryaie Rankin, Hamish Russell, Ms Deborah Hynes, Mr Richard Morris, Tansy Pereira, Emma FurfJhy, Coop_er Haskett.

2014 has been a year of great excitement and success for Coles. With fantastic views over main oval and our oversized Year 12 lockers, Coles is the envy of all other houses. With all Colesians demonstrating friendliness and determination, we were excited at the prospect of leading the mighty pale blue House through the year.

House Music was postponed until Term 2 to allow the other Houses to reach our falsetto. We drove our 'Uptown Girls' and 'Little Lion Men' to a respectable 5th place amongst some real musical talent, with standout performances coming from Nick Manton's shredding on the guitar and Hamish Russell's slick violin skills.

Term 1 kicked off with a splash at House Swimming, with strong performances by veteran Will Golightly and young guns Layla Murrihy and Charlie Horoch in the lanes and majestic precision on the diving board by Abby Andrew. These efforts sadly were not enough to win for the fourth year running.

Our stamina was pushed to the limits in the hotly contested Cross Country down at the Barwon River. With Coles and Shannon vying for 1st place, it was to Mr Conway's disbelief that we won gold for the first time in 153 years. Great efforts by the entire House, in particular the female cohort, saw us cross the line first to secure double doughnuts.

Helmets were donned and bats were raised in Softball, securing an exciting win to make it into the final against the green monsters, Keith. Unfortunately, the swift running and sharp batting skills of our eager girls were not enough to win, but we were thrilled to see the sportsmanship and ability displayed by all.

The girls took to the court in House Netball as red-hot favourites due to success in previous years. The senior girls continued the tradition with a thrilling two-point win over rivals Morrison. Kirsten Caithness and Emily Jackson proved their worth at opposite ends of the court. Unfortunately, the junior girls faced a highly skilled McArthur side and missed out on the grand final opportunity. Our heroic efforts in both Junior and Senior divisions secured 2nd position overall.

Up-and-coming Roger Federers and Serena Williamses took to Rankin Field for the House Tennis tournament. Although we didn't win overall, outstanding performances by Sophie Walmsley and Kade Cullen saw us take the Junior Mixed Doubles title with poise and precision.

In Term 3 the boys strapped on their footy boots under the leadership of Will Golightly but the tall timber of Keith and their AFL prospects were too much to handle for our valiant footballers and we suffered a defeat in the first round.

Next our boys hit the pitch in the all-white to bat it out in House Cricket. Facing some very tough opposition in the first match, the boys came away with an unfortunate loss. A scintillating performance by Sam Allen with the bat promises great results in years to come.

The House Basketball campaign started strongly for the boys, with a dominant win over Morrison. However, we were unable to capitalise on this success with a narrow loss to Keith. The girls faced McArthur in the first round and due to a lack of basketballers came away with a loss.

Experience and eagerness united in House Waterpolo for a tightly contested battle in the pool. Unfortunately, the striking powers of Morrison proved too much and we left empty-handed. Each year, Coles House participates in a Chocolate Drive. This year every student sold a box of chocolates. The money raised was donated to World Vision. In 2014, Coles students were blessed with the tutelage of Ms Hynes, Mr Morris, Mrs Treadwell and Mrs Porter. Each tutor brought their own character and personality to the House, creating a fun and vibrant atmosphere. Under the steady guidance of Mr Conway, Coles students rallied together to support one another during times of adversity. Since our fresh-faced beginnings at Senior School, the 2014 Year 12 cohort has grown into a lively group of young adults. It has been a pleasure to share our last year with this group. Thanks must go to prefects Brydie Rankin, Alexa Bedford, Hamish Russell and Jackson Griffiths who have helped the year run efficiently. We wish next year's leaders the best of luck. To the whole of Coles House, may you carry on our legacy and continue the sense of pride in the mighty pale blue.

Louisa Cheat/ey and Simeon Flanagan, Co-captains

Keith House

This year, the emerald House, much like a dark horse, grasped the underdog title and showed everyone just how far Keith love can take you. The year began with a makeover of the House room by the prefects and soon enough the bells were ringing and the walls were echoing footsteps once again. With more green than a tropical jungle in the Houseroom everyone felt as though Keith's fresh start was sure to be one of greatness.

After the Easter break and the various Fulfilling Lives trips, we were back and ready to work hard in the lead-up to Year 9, 10 and 11 mid-year exams, and many SACs for the Year 12s. Term 2 was busy with assessments and House activities. In the early weeks, Cross Country rolled around and we had amazing efforts from James Glover, Claudia Conway and Charlie Curnow. House Music also scraped its way into Term 2. Our whole group choir sang 'Be a Man' from the hit Disney movie 'Mulan'.

We welcomed a new bunch of lively Year 9s, who were quick to learn the art of Keith love and the green magic we bring to the school. The first few House sports kicked off successfully as we won Tennis and Softball. It was the start of what would become a frequent tradition of green doughnuts in the year ahead.

With the business ofTerm 2 behind us and the long holidays to relax and recuperate, Term 3 started with a bang. Zaine Cordy, Toby Profitt, Charlie Curnow, Cooper Bingham, Sam Coutts and Alex Wilson showed off their foot skills in House Futsal with an epic win over McLean in the final. We also won House Soccer, Football and Basketball, with both the boys and girls enjoying success.

Charlie Curnow, Zaine Cordy, Ash Bell, James Glover and many more starred with the racquet whilst Celine Ingram and Amelia Fitzgerald excelled with the bat. These early results gobsmacked the other Houses as we watched them flounder, questioning where Keith's amazing talents had come from.

House Athletics was the final event for the term and Keith, after last year's second-place finish was keen to prove all the doubters wrong and take out the title. However, this year was like last. We were so close; we came a respectable second overall, which ended the term on a high for Keith.

For House Swimming we dressed up as creatures from outer space in the hope that we would rocket in the pool and get another win. Unfortunately we only managed to finish 6th. Despite the not-so-impressive result on paper, Mr Gilby and the rest of the Keithians were stoked with these efforts. This was the first time in years that we had not placed last on the House Swimming podium. Thanks to the fish-like skills of Izzy Greer, Claudia Conway, Jonathan Ng and many more, Keith didn't look like it was going to be known as the 'easy beat' House in 2014.

All Keithians once again rested up and recovered for the events of Term 4 while our Year 12s prepared for their upcoming exams. On the whole it was a busy and exciting year in Keith, which has been a joy to be a part of for all. Huge thanks go to the Keith tutors and Mr Gilby for their excellent mentoring in the House this year. Go Keith in 201S! Zoe Dixon and Nicholas Morwood, Co-captains

House Badminton finished off Term 1 for Keith. We finished 4th overall and great efforts were produced by Isabella Zu, Ellen Wang, Phoebe Niven and Tom McGowan.

McArthur House

To continue the legacy of success exemplified by McArthur last year, the 2014 McArthurites have shown that unity and teamwork are what allows us to thrive.

Hayden Tam who cleaned up the court, allowed McArthur to be neck-andneck with the other Houses. The two-day House Athletics fiesta was another high point for McArthur, where students broke down the barriers between year levels to form lasting connections. All members worked together to ensure most events were filled. Many exceptional performances were achieved by the age champions, Jade Davie (2nd U76 girls), Katie-Rose Campbell (1st U77 girls) and Hugo Potgieter (2nd Open boys). McArthur placed third by an extremely narrow margin. That left no doubt in our minds that we tried our very hardest.

The points carried over from our second-place performance in last year's House Volleyball competition allowed us to start 2014 ahead of many other houses in our pursuit of the Cronk Trophy. The next challenge McArthur faced as a house was House Swimming, which was a highlight for many students. The Year 12s created a "K-T" theme and chant that will be remembered.

It has been an honour to be House Captains this year. The support we received from the House was immense and has allowed our leadership qualities to develop. On behalf of all the students in McArthur we would like to thank all the McArthur tutors and teachers who seamlessly unite the House with their passion and care for the students. Of course, we must not forget our empathetic, brilliant and caring Head of House, Mr Joyce, without whom McArthur would not be able to function. Each and every member of McArthur fully appreciated his supportive and understanding persona.

The guidance of our veteran Year 12s allowed McArthur students to feature continually on the podium. With Age Champions dominating the U76 age group, Mark Kovacev placed 3rd and Angus Longden 2nd, alongside Ally Howie and Katya Boness in equal 2nd place with Jade Davie placing 3rd. With everyone's effort in and out of the pool highlighting our determination and dominance, we won the Inter House Swimming by a record margin. In the process we broke four school records, which included the 4x50 Open Male Freestyle Relay held since 1983 by Wettenhall. Fraser Mahony, Hugo Potgieter, Andrew Waterhouse and Nicholas McGuane beat the record by a staggering four seconds. House Swimming marked a monumental moment as the first win in a major House event that any current McArthur student had experienced.

Even though the Year 12s will leave the protective walls of McArthur without a Cronk victory during our years at The Geelong College, everyone will leave very proud of what we have achieved. We wish future McArthur students the best of luck. We know that the House is in great hands and hope you can win the Cronk that we never could.

Despite our performances in House Music and House Cross Country not reAecting our skills and determination, by the end ofTerm 2 the competition between the Houses was still very intense. Exceptional second placings in Basketball and Hockey, as well as first place for the Badminton team led by

Shani Watson and Fraser Mahony, Co-captains

McLean House

As another year passes by; it's time to reAect on the year that was McLean's 2014. The mighty McLean warriors fought courageously throughout the year in a performance that all the House members should be extremely proud of. 2014 has been an enjoyable and somewhat successful year, with the House participating in all aspects of Sport, Music and Art.

showed their true spirit. It was a good effort by all, particularly by age group champions Felix Drummond and Harry Dalton. Overall, McLean had a successful year and the input from every member of the House was excellent. The success would not have been possible without the leadership of our Head of House, Mrs Barnes, who watched over us and ensured McLean was a smooth-running unit. Additionally, the enjoyment McLean students experienced would not have been possible without the efforts of all of the House tutors: Mr Carroll and Ms Henning with the spectacular Year 9s, Mr Hibbard and Mr Al Smith with the chatty Year 10s, Ms Mahoney with the magnificent Year 11s and finally the Year 12 Tutor, Mr Greg Smith, who supported our notoriously bizarre tute group for the past four years.

We started the year strongly, with a group of warriors ready to sing at the top of their lungs for the House Music competition. Knowing that we would have strong rivals, we kicked off rehearsals early and our big group completed a rendition of'On Top of the World' by Imagine Dragons. Our small group raised the roof with a tremendous performance of 'Counting Stars' by One Republic, which displayed the array of ability within the McLean House, including the talents of Robbie Britt, Iman Alfrink, Amy You, Sam Porter, Tiffany Wong, Olivia Clark and Jacob Morgan.

Finally, a big thank you must go to House prefects Maddy Brown, Steph Nicholson, Blake Sutterby, Henry Beaumont-Kelly and Alex Baensch for leading by example and ensuring the year was relished by all.

Our major success was our incredible efforts in House Swimming to end up in 2nd place. Helping us to achieve this outstanding performance was Year 9 gun Liam Chalmers, who really showed his talent in the water. Across all year levels we had some champions in the pool, with Harry Dalton churning up the pool and winning age group champion.

Now that the year has come to a close, we can confidently say that the leadership and guidance that we will pass onto the future Year 12s will keep the McLean fire burning strong. It has been a great pleasure and opportunity to be captains of this mighty red House. We are assured that the House will continue to achieve successes for years to come by following our new motto, 'Heads up, Hearts Open'.

The event loved by few, Cross Country, was one of McLean's weakest in the past. This year, thanks to the giant contribution from each year level, we proved to be a stronger House and were in the running for a win. The feats of Harry Dalton and James Humphries placing in their age group must be recognised.

Sabrina Lewicki and Joe Fowler, Co-captains

The final House event of the year, Athletics, produced a result that failed to show our true hard work and dedication. All of the McLeanians still

Morrison House

Morrison has had an exciting 2014 with close wins and even closer losses in House competition. This year has been a successful one thanks to enthusiastic prefects, students, tutors and, of course, our Heads of House, Mr Flanagan and Ms Hallows.

During Term 3, Morrison showed great teamwork and resilience. In Basketball, the boys and girls produced great efforts. Using Morrison's tall, small and agile players to our advantage, the boys just pulled up short after a tough draw and the girls made it to the finals.

We dived into Term 1 by beginning with House Swimming, managing to bring the beach to the pool with our theme 'Hawaiian'. For Harry Kershaw it was off with the leis and into the pool, where he proved unstoppable for the fourth consecutive year. Morrison placed 3rd after some hard-fought relays.

Zac Yeaman and Annabel Scott showed their captaincy skills in leading a keen group of boys and girls in House Soccer. Annabel Scott again showed how dynamic she is to lead the mixed Hockey team, with Eliza Fordham's great reflexes stopping many attempts at goal. The Junior and Senior Debating teams led by Alexander Gregory and Emma Carruthers performed very well to make the final in both events.

After coming 2nd in House Music in 2013, we knew we had some big shoes to fill this year. Thanks to some very talented Year 12s, plus choreography provided by Lucy Murphy, the Morrison choir performed 'Let Me Down Easy'. This was followed by a moving performance of'Hey Brother' by the small group. The commitment shown by Emma Carruthers, Wendy Zhu, Zac Yeaman, Nick Malishev, Kasra Reja, Will Carr and Joshua Skuza secured a top-four finish.

House Athletics was a highlight of the term, with Morrison placing 5th and Lilli Balaam, Liesel Fraser, Alannah Kreidl and Summer Spikers placing in their age championships. Mason Spikers was the U16 Age Champion. The Year 9s brought a fresh attitude to Morrison and adapted well to the challenges of making the transition to the Senior School. As always, Mr Andrews, as Year 9 tutor, helped this transition process by providing them with the wisdom and knowledge they need to prepare for the following years. The Year 10s were a talented sporting group and proved to be essential assets in House events. Ms Richards and Ms Green led the group with flair and provided strong guidance for Year 10s. Mr Kristiansen and Mrs Cleary mentored Year 11. Their organised and fun approach helped this group to prepare for their final year of school. Their jokes and enthusiasm always brighten up the Morrison houseroom. Ms Hallows had the pleasure of guiding the Year 12s through their final year. Her helpfulness was able to keep everyone on track. It is safe to say the Year 12s all have bright futures ahead.

Term 2 was an action-packed, fast-paced term. The relationships between year levels strengthened, with many group bonding sessions including a "Pako" lunch where the Year 12s spent precious time with their buddies. These activities paid off by contributing to a strong House spirit and a sense of belonging. This was reflected in the results at Cross Country, which featured several highlights from great athletes. Lilli Balaam, Mason Spikers and Meg Kent-Spark all came in the top three in their age groups.

This year has been extremely fulfilling, with Morrison members demonstrating their kind-hearted nature and determination to succeed on and off the sporting field. The prefects, Harry Kershaw, Summer Spikers, Emma Carruthers, Sam Hosking and Lucy Murphy, led the way alongside the Year 12s, tutors and K--Flan to make 2014 a successful year. Thank you to everyone for making "Morrie" a fantastic House.

Nick Malishev and Annabel Scott, Co-captains

Shannon House

This year's House competition was one of the most contested that Shannon has ever had. With the loss of the Cronk last year and Mr Donovan's time as Head of House coming to a close, we were more determined than ever to get our hands on the coveted trophy.

others showed their community passion as they felt the love on Valentine's Day, selling carnations and lollipops. Over $1000 was raised, with the majority going towards the Time for Youth organisation in Geelong and the rest going to sponsor our two World Vision children.

Unfortunately, House Swimming was a little disappointing with a 7th placing, but we came back from the bottom with a solid victory in House Music. A huge thank you goes to the organisational skills of Eliza McGrath and the other House prefects. On the day, the age-old question of'Where's Joss?' was answered. Joss Russell led the small group's highscoring performance of INXS' great hit 'Never Tear Us Apart', while Bronte Panckridge and Eliza McGrath conducted the big group as they took it home with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zero's rendition of'Home'.

Even though there is still no sign of his proposed pre-House Cross Country training program, Mr Donovan has as usual been fantastic in everything that he does for Shannon and everyone in it. On behalf of the entire House, we say a big thankyou! Nevertheless, despite everything, Mr Donovan is not able to run the House alone. He requires the able help of the 'Donovan Army'. Leading the way are his faithful tutors - from Madame Chabant in Year 9, to the dynamic duo of Mr Hannah and Mrs Watson in Year 10, Mrs Filling and Mrs Bain in Year 11 and finally Mr Taylor bringing up the Year 12s. Shannon's tutors are a unique group who work tirelessly to make sure all their students are hard-working, organised and happy.

Combine that result with the strong second placing at House Cross Country, and Mr Donovan couldn't wipe the grin off his face. We kept our dream alive throughout the year with solid efforts across the board in the minor House sports: 1st in Badminton and Rowing, 2nd in Football and Tennis and 3rd in Softball and Cricket.

Secondly, to the prefects, Nie, Will, Eliza and Gracie; your tireless efforts in marking the roll, organising House sport and running House Assembly have been outstanding. To our fellow Year 12s, these past four years have been great. We are sure that we speak for everyone when we say that we will definitely miss this House and the many memories associated with it.

However, Shannon proved that we are good at other things besides sport, with our well-deserved win in House Arts. Alex Berry took the People's Choice award with her amazing painting, and Mitch McCaffrey won the Judge's Choice, securing the win and bringing the Cronk within reach.

Finally to the rest of Shannon. We hope you continue on the Shannon spirit even without Mr Donovan backing you up. We are sure that Shannon will prove a strong contender next year and continue to be the great House that it is.

We also excelled in House Athletics. Great contributions across all year levels led to Shannon winning this event and securing the Cronk for 2014. Our fundraising efforts proved worthy this year, as Shannon's Year 12s and

Jackson Breer and Bronte Panckridge, Co-captains

Wettenhall House ••

Tymms, Ms G Ulloa, Ms J Utting

'Absent: Ruby Gow, Michelle Goy.

2014 has been a hectic year for Wettenhall, with many ups and downs. Although it wasn't our most successful in recent years with regards to the Cronk, Wettenhall showed their classic laidback attitude and never lost spirit throughout the year.

To further our community involvement the House prefects organised a bake sale to raise funds for farmers struggling from drought. All the Year 12 Wettenhall students brought in home-baked delicious treats and the little snacks sold very quickly. With a profit of over $400 going directly to the Buy a Bale organisation, it was a worthy endeavour.

Coming into Wettenhall at the beginning of the New Year, the Houseroom was freshly painted white and needed a little Wettenhall gold spread across the walls. A group of our most artistic and dedicated students came together over a weekend and scattered the spirit of the House over the walls. It was a long process, but the result was definitely worth it.

The House sports towards the end of the year proved to be our strong suit. Wettenhall achieved an impressive 3rd in House Rowing as well as finishing top 3 in many of the other Term 3 events.

The first main sporting event was House Swimming. Many students were involved and the enthusiasm was great, but unfortunately we weren't able to make a high placing against the other Houses. However, this didn't affect our determination with Wettenhall students participating in all House summer sports such as Tennis and Cricket and posting some impressive results.

Having a slightly controversial House Athletics theme of"bogans''. something that definitely suited the younger and rowdier Wettenhall members, spirits were high as we got into the day's events. With all events filled, the Wettenhall goats were in with a chance of a good placing. Winning both the open boys and girls 4 x 100m, the Rash ofWettenhall gold could be seen proudly out in front.

Soon after came House Music and Cross Country. With many stressful rehearsals leading up to the big day, our big group's performance of 'Happy' proved to be too intimidating for the judges. Our small group featured all the year levels and an impressive beat box breakdown by our resident musician Michael Mawson. Unfortunately, this performance was clearly more out of the box than the judges could appreciate.

Our enthusiastic and always optimistic Mrs Jackman has been Head of Wettenhall for many years now. On behalf of all the students who have been a part of Wettenhall in the years she has been Head of House, we would like to thank her greatly for her time, commitment and dedication to the yellow House. Her bubbly and fun personality is something we will all cherish and will be remembered down in the dungeon.

The House has had a long-standing relationship with the St Vincent de Paul Society. As part of Wettenhall's community service, the students travelled to 'Vinnies' and helped the shop with sorting clothes, cleaning racks, hanging up clothes and dressing the mannequins. Every year level was involved on a different day and enjoyed helping out and giving back to the community.

Thanks also must go to our tutors: Ms Ulloa, Miss Bourke, Ms Dong, Mr Parkes, Mrs Tymms and Ms Utting. And of course, thank you to our favourite Year 12 "tutor''. Mr Blanchfield, for having laughs with us and kicking us into action when we needed it.

There have been so many fun times in Wettenhall during our time and we're so happy to have been a part of this house. We wish you all the best for future years and hope Wettenhall doesn't lose its light-hearted and fun attitude.

Alex Lever and Doug Horn, Co-captains

Mackie House The Mackie boys have had a year of excitement and plenty of time to make themselves at home while making friends they'll have for life. The Heads of the Boarding Houses were determined to make sure we all became best of mates by introducing many new, entertaining activities to help us settle in. The boys were jumping for joy at Bounce, a trampoline centre in Melbourne; they enjoyed a hotly contested game of footy on Mackie Oval and also went "tree surfing" on the Mornington Peninsula. To finish off the year we decided to determine the "best" man of Mackie with the famous Mackie Man competition, which was won by the eye-opening Luke Bell. However, despite the House being full of fun things to do, we do live in a school and are locked into a cycle of sleep, work and play. The boys have done an astounding amount of work this year, with noise levels dropping so much that the only noises to be heard were those of pencils scratching and laptop keys being tapped. The efforts in study have made themselves apparent in the boys' results, which were further augmented by the help of academic tutors available to the boys in Chemistry, Maths, Physics, English and many other subjects available at College. As well as the boys' academic achievements we have made great strides in terms of co-curricular activity. Lach Ian Holdsworth left the world breath taken having received great results in his shooting competitions while Justin Ho fancied himself as a modern day Zorro during his fencing duels. Hamish Mccallum proved himself working backstage on the school production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat". These are just a few of the many impressive feats of the Mackie boys. The Mackie community has impressed me this year. I am honoured to be the Captain of the House as the boys have made me proud time and time again. I've made friends that I'll keep for life. Head of House, Mr Smith, and the tutors helped me greatly through the year as standin parents. I'd also like to thank our wonderful Matron, Mrs Jeffreys who is our surrogate mother while we are in Mackie. She looks after us with great care; from the cookies and cakes that she bakes for very welcome afternoon teas when we return from school, to dealing with the laundry, organising dinners in, keeping an eye on the tidiness of our rooms, or as a willing ear when we need someone to talk to, she is always there for us. Thanks, Matron! It saddens me to leave but I'm sure the new Mackie Captain and Prefects will take care of the House, making it an open community that is welcoming to newcomers. I recommend boarding as a great way to improve your academic and sporting progress while also increasing your social circle. If you feel that the wake-up for the bus is a bit too early or you're getting lonely at home; give boarding a try; you won't regret it.

Robert Torode, Captain

Mossgiel House The beginning of another school year saw the return of many 'old girls' to Mossgiel and the warm welcome of new ones. From the first day back, we could tell this would be a year to remember, with the arrival of our air conditioners. After years of campaigning, the girls had finally succeeded in finding a way to cool down in the hottest term. After a range of orientation activities and our annual Boarder Beach Day in Lorne, much of the homesickness was overcome, allowing most girls in the House to call Mossgiel 'home'. We were given an absolute treat with the weather for the Boarders' Family Day this year, as families enjoyed one of the first chances of the year to catch up properly through tennis, swimming and cricket. As we flew to the end of Term 1, we were sad to see the departure of Mrs Watson, as she finished up as Mossgiel tutor to give more time to her new role as Head of Science. We missed Mrs Watson's wise psychology words over the next term, but found that she couldn't stay away and often dropped in to help out! We found ourselves in the company of two new tutors, Mr Donovan and the returning Mr Conway. Bringing expertise to the House in their Chemistry and Maths knowledge along with a heavily campaigned for male presence, the girls have been happy to have them around! Along with the money raised in our annual Easter Egg Raffle, the Mackie and Mossgiel prefects banded together to raise money for the Robert Connor Dawes (RCD) fund. We hosted a brunch and trivia morning for boarders and their families. Local businesses on Pakington Street helped to provide a raffle. The morning was a great success and the money raised will help the RCD fund in researching brain matters. During Term 2, the boarders were lucky enough to experience the introduction of many new weekend activities. With trips to the footy in Melbourne, an outing for Yum Cha and a day at Chadstone, weekends were never boring. Thank you to the boarding staff for putting in a huge amount of time and effort organising these trips. The term drew to a close with a boarders' formal with the theme 'Flower Power'. The floral and tiedye was pulled out of the wardrobe to provide a memorable night, as Caitlyn Grace-Long sang the night away with 'Sugar-Pie Honey Bunch'. Throughout Term 3, a number of Mossgiel girls contributed time to help black out the windows at the pool for a group of refugee women learning to swim. The girls who helped out should be proud to know they have contributed to these women gaining a life-changing skill. Despite only one woman and her daughter turning up for one of the sessions, it should be recognised that the lesson may result in a life being saved, which makes the girls' time contributed all worth it! In what is usually a wet and slow moving ten weeks, Mossgiel was not planning on letting Term 3 just pass by. An ice skating outing in Melbourne and tree-surfing

trip to Mornington were among the most memorable activities for the term. The House steadily became a quieter place towards the end of term, as the Year 12s edged towards their final exams and found much more study is needed than the available time allows. As the year draws to an end I feel very lucky to have been Mossgiel House Captain this year. I will seriously miss the Boarding House and my Mossgiel sisters - you girls have been such a great group over the past two years! It should be recognised what an amazing group of girls you are. Many people don't realise how hard it can be to stay away from your families for long periods of time, and I recognise your efforts. This, of course, is made so much easier by the great staff at Mossgiel, especially our fantastic Head of Girls' Boarding, Ms Matthews! She is there for the girls 24 hours a day, whether it be on call or helping out with weekend activities. Mention must also be made to our matrons and tutors - Valerie Dunstone, Jess Chirnside, Susan Vokic, Kylie Vokic, Mr Donovan, Mrs Watson, Mr Conway, Mrs Jackman and Frith Cheatley. You all bring something different and special when you are on duty, making it like having ten different parents! Gracie Wootton, Captain

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Student Representative Council 2nd Row: Mr Andrew Barr (Principal), Catherine Clark, Tyler McHarry, Mrs Leanne Russell (Head of Middle School). 1st Row: Ellie Barr, Tom Kokalis, Andrew Duan, Ebony Skene.

House Captains 2nd Row: Mr Andrew Barr (Principal), Alexander Crowe, lac Jackson, Fiann Holten, Ned McHenry, Mrs Leanne Russell (Head of Middle School). 1st Row: Mimmi Balaam, Elizabeth Falkiner, Claire Morrison, Nyah Burrell.

MESH is a study of diversity; a study that brings wonder and challenge. It takes you into the deep blue ocean depths, through dirty medieval streets and all the way to the present. You discuss serious topics like the stolen generation and the sustainability of our planet. We ask 'what if' and contemplate how we would respond to a modern pandemic. We analyse our physical performance and ask what it takes be a better athlete. We explore ourselves and our emotions through books, poetry and film. In The Ages of Exploration, we learned about tales of exploration and discovery, questioning the effects of colonisation. We read tales about the past and the present. We looked back at the bitter space race between the USSR and the USA, the men behind the rockets and the impact that the race has on us today. In Marine Biology we investigated how tidal waves function, the heat and temperature that specific fish require. We dissected blue crabs, fish, and even a squid. After a visit to the Aquarium and the Queenscliff Discovery Centre we conducted an awareness campaign about Shark finning. In Freaky Films we watched Psycho and The Sixth Sense and learnt about the different techniques used to produce a scary film. We analysed and produced our own movies complete with fake blood, knives and lots of suspense. Dust Echoes was a time to stop and reAect as we looked at Indigenous history through poetry and film. In Action and Adrenalin we explored our fascination with superheroes; their strengths and characteristics. In Plagues, Pox and Pestilence we learned about plagues both ancient and modern. We saw how good can come from even the darkest moments. We looked at how society changes and how hard the fight for cures is.

Reach for the Stars had us making solar panel cars, mouse trap cars, robots and rockets. It was a great experience learning skills to build things that really worked. In Sporting Chance we used data to explore the world around us. We focused on odds and probability and researched sport teams. "/ would recommend Marine Biology as an amazing elective, especially to people who might be thinking about going further and pursuing this field in the future:' Olympia Binos "Grand Designs was practical which made it so perfect. It made you want to be a builder as a lifetime job:' Euan Spikers Michael O'Donnell

Year SE

For the first time in 2014 Year 8 students were challenged to undertake an independent learning project on anything they liked. Students had to research, plan and undertake the work required to achieve their project outside school hours and with very little supervision from school. SE were asked what was the best thing they had learnt through their Cre8 projects:

"How to put shelves together without instructions" Tamara 'To use power tools" jack Kay

"I have learnt how to build a bike" Jack K "How to shade - something I never knew how to do" An 'To build things using tools" Caleb

"How carpenters work and what tools they use" jack M "I have learnt how to make a cricket bat." Fraser 'To draw like a pro" Ray

"It takes a lot of time and patience to make both origami and clay models, but the final result is good" Melissa "The best thing I have learnt is how challenging the making of jewellery actually is" Luxe 'To design something and be in charge of what happens and how" Lachie S

"How to put together a trike" jess "The best thing I have learnt so far is that hard work pays off. I spent ages trying to make the plasticine softer to create my characters. It turned out really well in the end" Liv

"How to grind off bike parts" Fin "What bad things are in day-to-day cosmetic products that we use" Ruby "How to use tools to create something" Olli "The best thing I have learnt is how to work/volunteer in a shop and get along with people who aren't easy to work with" Georgia

"How to edit photos and take good quality photos" Liam 'To edit photos" Tom

"About composition and depth of field" Xanthia "I learnt how to work with wood and tools." Tara "How to change and improve photos" Lachie 8 Mrs Fiona Fitzgerald

The students of SF enjoyed the range of opportunities available to them beyond the classroom throughout their final year at the Middle School. Catherine and Tom have been part of the SRC leadership team, and competently represented the Middle School at various College events whilst Nyah and Ned excelled at leading Helicon during each of the House competitions. Sport was regularly mentioned among the SF cohort as a highlight. The Year S footballers had a wonderful season, with Ned, Blake, Charlie Mall suggesting that the high win-loss ratio across the A and Bteam contributed to their enjoyment. The A side was in fact undefeated. Lachie C found representing Pegasus at House Football most rewarding and Ethan enjoyed the challenges put to him by APS Athletics. Lach Ian W found his involvement in APS Basketball to be gratifying, as both individuals and team performances improved throughout the season. Isabel's APS Soccer season was the best of her experiences outside the classroom. The introduction to rowing was a favourite of Darcy's as it allowed him to try something new and mix with a different group of people. The Production was naturally ranked highly as a favourite this year, with Jade, Daisy, Grace, Catherine and Pippi all delighting in the collaborative approach to producing 'This is It'. Confidences grew, as did new friendships throughout this process. Our class musicians, Luke and Will T, both felt that rehearsing and performing with a range of students and staff whose love of music matched their own was their highlight for 2014. According to Amara, Charlie R, Travis and Josie, the elective offerings enabled them to experience new skills and concepts among peers with like interests, or who were curious about similar things. This made their learning journeys throughout these subjects very enriching. Laura chose to write a book as her CreS project. The self-directed nature of this independent learning journey allowed her to do something she was clearly passionate about. Will H found his term at Mt Buller most rewarding, with his team qualifying for the Nationals after winning the Division 3 Alpine Giant Slalom. A very rewarding year for SF.

Mrs Leanne Russell

Year 8 students went on a journey of self-discovery when preparing for their first Student Led Conference (SLC). Students were asked to reAect on their goals, productivity, habits, skills and most importantly their learning. With these reAections mainly forming the basis for their SLC, the 8G students keenly prepared to share their findings with family members. Confident explanations, motivating discoveries, intense discussions and interactive activities were all evident on the night. Parent's willingness to engage in conversations, collaborate on goal setting and write the occasional poem made the students experience all the more positive. Congratulations to the students who participated.

Mr Terry and Miss Aitken, BG Mentors

When our class was presented with the idea of student led conferences some of us were sceptical. But as we continued to develop our work to showcase to our parents, we began to realise that we had been given a great learning opportunity which allowed us to reAect on our work over the year so far. As we looked back upon our learning we were able to think about our work in a lot more depth. We actually thought about the process and steps we took to achieve the final piece instead of just looking at our mark and the overall presentation. We felt proud to see how far we had come and to see that we had learnt and achieved so much more than we could have imagined. Thinking about our opportunities; we feel lucky to have such wonderful learning facilities which enable us to achieve and strive to be our best. We agreed that when our parents ask us about school we usually shrug it off. Student Led Conferences are not only giving us time to reAect and review but are giving our parents an insight to our learning like never before. All the students were to participate in this action and were excited to showcase the pieces of work that they had chosen. We are glad that we had the opportunity to showcase and reAect on our work together with our family and peers.

Alex Hodge and Jess Lewis

':-\rt Tech helped students to explore their interests in more depth and exchange their experiences with people who shared their love for art." Toby Lever "In Art Tech we all expressed a creative side, whether it was in the performing arts, technology or in the Art room. From seeing my classmates in action, I realised that no matter what form our work was in, we all had a creative side to offer." Ebony Skene "/ really enjoyed a semester of On Stage Acting. We wrote our own monologues and focused on slapstick comedy, which was a lot offun. The excursion really opened my eyes to the world of Drama. We got to go to ACM/ and create a news report and a commercial using a green screen." Mimmi Balaam

7N is not just the average class room. It's an intelligent, beautiful and lovely learning community, where we share our ideas, goals and achievements together. 7N is a little 'town' in the middle of The Geelong College, where we work together as a team, quiz each other every day on general knowledge, to keep our minds active, and have a sports report each Monday. We care about every single person in the grade, and understand, and respect, everyone's different learning styles. When we all first started secondary school we were all scared out of our wits, however Mr. Henricus and Mrs Toi took all of us under their wings and showed us the ropes of Year 7. Our grade practises equality, kindness and praise. When you walk through the classroom door you know you will always be treated as an equal. 7N has everything that is necessary for a healthy and fun class environment. On a daily basis we learn everything from split infinitives to algebra, from cooperation to how to make a paper plane. We learn through everything we do, and always strive to do well, but our team skills and amazing classmates are what make us the best Year 7 class. We experienced a fantastic camp that was held back in February. This is where we learned about each other and met new friends. We really did learn something about ourselves on the giant swing ... how long we could hold our breath!

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The IDP, or Instrument Discovery Program, is an initiative that encourages all Year 7 students to experience playing an instrument in a band-like setting. At the beginning of the program, we had the chance to try out four instruments, the clarinet, Aute, trombone and trumpet. We then chose what instrument we preferred and then learnt that for the entire semester. We then got to know our instruments, experimented with new notes, keys, registers and time signatures. People who already played an orchestral instrument extended their knowledge, transposing our class pieces using MuseScore so that we could play together. We practised in our music classes and also outside of school. We then came together as a big band, with the other IDP students, attending a rehearsal with the Barwon Concert Band. What we discovered?

IDP let us discover a new talent and skill through learning an orchestral instrument. It was challenging at times. At first it was hard just to get a sound out of the instruments, and then we had to read the music notes as we played them, while trying to keep up with everyone else. The teachers played a huge part in our learning, without them, we're positive we would have sounded like nails down a blackboard. We all enjoyed playing in groups and learning and growing with one another. We also gained a new respect for people who had been learning and practising an instrument for a number of years. In the end, we discovered that when you bring a bunch of beginners together as well as a couple of experienced musicians, we can produce a sound greater than any instrument alone.

Drama has enabled the students of 7P to participate individually and collaboratively during the year. They have been actively using their body, gestures, movement, voice and language, taking on roles to explore real and imagined characters and situations. 7P students have been given opportunities to think, move, speak and act with confidence. Taking risks and stepping out of their comfort zone. When making and performing drama, Class 7P have learnt to: be focussed, have self-control, be innovative, resourceful, collaborate and take on responsibilities for their Drama presentations. Learning in Drama involves students creating, performing and responding to drama. Students have thoroughly enjoyed the warm-up games, understanding that the activities have a specific intention and link to the main lesson focus. As well as performance onstage, students in 7P have been encouraged to respond to the drama that their peers create. Being involved audience members, listening, observing, reflecting, analysing, evaluating and appreciating their own and others' Drama works. Building confidence and self-esteem, teamwork, taking risks and challenging their own creativity has helped the students of7P beyond the Drama classroom. Mr O Galluccio 7P Reflections on their Drama Learning

"Drama has helped me become more confident when speaking or presenting in front of the class." Nico Dawe "In drama, I have improved on my self-confidence." Skye Lockwood. "/ have learnt to work with people that I would have otherwise never had worked with." Jacqui Greer "Doing, listening, observing and cooperating are great keys for drama and have helped me become more confident in myself" Lily Gilby "I have learnt to feel comfortable with expressing myself in front of an audience." Jack Newnham "I've really enjoyed my opportunities performing onstage during Drama class:' Olivia Batten "I have learnt about the Drama Elements and how I can select from them to improve my performance. I enjoyed leading my team by creating a catchy jingle for our commercial presentation." Jax Cross

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"Creativity is intelligence having fun" Albert Einstein Year 7Q have found many ways to express their creativity, and ways to interpret and represent what they have seen, imagined, remembered and felt during Art classes this year. They have been inspired by traditional painters such as Vincent Van Gogh, by looking closely at the way he used colour to express emotion and how he explored movement through mark making. They were set the task of choosing a 'place of significance' in their own life, and creating a unique interpretation of this special place through colour and their own mark making in an expressive landscape. In the Ceramics Unit, they practised drawing an elephant using accurate lines, shapes and proportions and then transferred this knowledge by creating a three-dimensional model out of clay. Knowledge gained during this project included the various hand-building techniques, including pinch-pot, coils and slab. as well as an understanding of the five stages that occur during the clay process. The Print-making Unit enabled students to explore line, shape, colour, texture and movement. A design was cut into a linoleum surface with a V-shaped tool, the raised areas representing a reversal (mirror image) of the parts to show printed. They then rolled a special printing ink over the surface of the lino, impressing their designs onto paper or fabric. This enabled them to understand how printing techniques enable the artist to create multiples editions of their original design, using many colours and a variety of interesting media. Colour schemes and resist techniques were explored during the 'Batik' Unit. Students looked at Batik textiles from Asia and then went on to create a sea creature design using wax-resist techniques based on this traditional artform. They used brushes and tjanting tools to create intricate patterns with hot wax. Fabric dye was then applied to the design to create a vibrant cushion. The Year 7 Art program is an opportunity for students to explore different media including: Textiles, Painting, Ceramics, Printmaking, Drawing, Collage and Technology. Throughout this exploration they develop knowledge and skill in applying art elements and design principles to their imaginative and individual ideas. Barbara Hollander

Achieving our goal! At the beginning of the school year, 7R consisted of confused, shy students determined on making friends and meeting teachers. Now, 7R is a class with a bond stronger than any other, and a personality that all our teachers look forward to everyday. Our journey as a class began in Portsea, at Year 7 camp, where we undertook a wide variety of teamwork and bonding activities that forced us to work together to find solutions or to encourage one another to take part where we were at our weakest. This helped us to know each other's strengths and weaknesses as well as fears. Throughout the year we have been separated into our houses, Minerva, Pegasus, Bellerophon and Helicon and participated in House athletics, swimming, music, cross country and sports (based on APS teams.) As a class, we focussed on technology use after we watched a video about how we use it. In week 8 of Term 2 we presented at assembly; discussing how technology can affect us and our lives as well as the people around us. We have met some new friends and staff throughout the year through subjects, APS sports and House Competition, including music, swimming, athletics and cross country. Throughout the course of the year our class has been focusing on goal setting. Each of us has been setting goals, whether it be organisational, academic or personal. This process of goal setting involves planning, achieving and reflecting. To be a good goal setter, you must learn to persist with your goal even if it is difficult. A skill that we learned while goal setting was the ability to break down the goals into smaller and more easily achievable steps. To remind us all about our goals, our class has prominently featured a wall in the classroom with our goals. We utilise this wall by taking down our goals from the wall and reflecting on them. If we still hadn't achieved our goals yet, we continue to persist towards achieving them. Altogether goal setting has been a great experience through the year and it has helped us to become better students and learners. Ms Emma O'Callaghan

Rome Day While Year 7 at The Geelong College is certainly an adjustment to secondary schooling, what Year 7 really represents to us is collaboration. Collaboration is important throughout Year 7. Even our new building has been designed for this benefit. Between each of the 6 classes is a learning space, which was made so students could share their learning, meet new people and collaborate. While we have had many memorable days during the year, one day that was significant for us was Rome Day. This day was all about collaborating while immersing ourselves in the culture of people who have lived long before us. Rome Day was a day of immersion into the Roman culture. It was about the Romans who lived in ancient Italy and about showing us how advances in their way of life now has an impact on us. During Rome Day, we created oil lamps and sun dials just like they would have used back in the ancient Roman times. We also dressed up in Roman gear to replicate what they would have worn. On this day we had experts come in and talk to us. They told us about the gladiators and how the Romans would decide who would be executed. We learned about the different types of gladiators including Murmillo, Secutor, Hoplomachus and Retiarius. The gladiators were the entertainers of their time. We were taught about war tactics. During this session we learnt about what tactics were used by Europeans. The speaker told us about the weapons that were used such as spears, swords and shields. We explored and learned about the types of armour that the armies used. The day was not like the normal curriculum.We could work and learn with our peers about the significance of Rome and how society was run. It was to show us how it would feel if we were an ancient Roman person. This day extended our understanding of the Romans in ancient times, how they lived and how they affected us as a society today.

Nicholas Koroneos and Lily Morgan

Unlocking the Writer Within As part of the writing program this year each student was involved in weekly Writing Workshops where they created a variety of writing pieces. The cornerstone of these workshops was the use of Writer's Notebooks to facilitate writing. This book was used to record ideas that would help each student to shape their writing pieces. These could be personal thoughts, ideas, plans, memories, images, questions, answers, stories or anything else that the student was interested in. A Writer's Notebook gave the students a place to 'live like a writer'. This is crucial as students move on to and through, their middle years. This is a time when students feel a strong urge to express their ideas and opinion on paper as they have mastered basic writing conventions and creativity and imagination are now free to take over. We want writing that is alive. We want to be able to hear the heartbeat and voice of each student as they explain ideas with a real genuineness and style. It is said that the very best gift a teacher can give budding young writers is the permission to be themselves when they write and to use their voice. This is the essence of a Writer's Notebook. It is a special place to collect ideas that can be retrieved quickly when needed. It is also a salvation when writer's block occurs. The Writer's Notebook has been an essential part of our writing program this year and has contributed to making the Year 6 a thriving community of writers.

Mrs S. Bradford

"What Do You Want To Say?" Our motto for Year 6 this year has been 'Think, Learn, Create'. This requires us to think in different ways, learn together in a collaborative environment and communicate ideas creatively using technology. One particular project we have undertaken which allowed us to deliver a message of interest to us was our 'What Do You Want to Say?' project. The Year 6s discussed some issues that are currently getting attention in the media. We then conducted some research into topics of interest to us, decided on one we would like to explore further and were grouped with others with like interests. Some of the issues that groups and individuals investigated were: Acid Oceans, Animal Welfare, Human Health, like the Ebola Virus and Environmental Issues. Our first task towards the project was to decide what we were actually going to say about our chosen topic; in other words, what message we aspired to communicate to our audience. After deciding our message, three experts from CIRCLE (The Centre for Innovation, Research, Creativity and Leadership in Education); Akita, a journalist, Emma, a photographer and graphic design artist, and Henry, a filmmaker, assisted us in designing, creating, editing and presenting our product. Everyone chose a different medium for presenting their 'What Do You Want to Say?' project. Some students chose to try something new, like Prezi, or web design, whilst others challenged themselves and their newly acquired skills using more familiar programs like PowerPoint or Corel to create films. Throughout the project, we focused on the process of production; planning and creating a vision, drafting and problem solving, production and leadership, which included learning about camera and lighting techniques, editing, and presenting a product to your target audience. Undertaking this project also involved us learning skills to help us when cooperating with students from other classes and working as a team, assisting each other to achieve our goals and offering technical assistance when required. The 'What Do You Want to Say?' project inspired us to think more flexibly about issues presented in the media, improved our technical skills and also brought out the best in our problem solving, communication and leadership skills. Zara Burrell and Sarah Klein

This year our Year 6 classes introduced the concept of TED into our classrooms. TED is a platform for "ideas worth spreading" that began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged. These days, TED talkers run presentations on a variety of subjects like science, global issues, personal journeys and education. We explored the TED website and analysed a mixture of talks, starting with Thomas Suarez, the "12 year old App developer". We also looked at Kenyan teenager Richard Turere's ethical lion warning system and Joe Sabia's amazing and evolutionary digital storytelling. We analysed every speaker's message, their physicality on stage, the images they used and the storytelling techniques that take the audience on a journey. We decided to create our own TED talks and asked our students: "What have I learnt that rocked my world?" We wanted to know what issues or lessons had affected each of us to the point where we needed to share our stories. We had such a range of responses - environmental issues, animal cruelty, homelessness, poverty, residential development threatening country communities, motivational stories and much more. Our students commenced their writing process, focussing on telling a clear story that leaves their audience with a strong "take away" message. Students conferenced their pieces in small groups and realised that our newly forming TED program was a perfect extension of our Writer's Workshop process. We asked our students to then create a "StoryClip" which is an audio recording of their script, supported by a slideshow of images that connect perfectly with the text. This gave us the opportunity to examine professional audio recording techniques (both technical and performance techniques) and the power of the image in live presentations. While this project was happening, our students were also preparing for their Year 6 Expo. The opportunity was there to have a few students perform their TED talks live for family and friends. We presented this idea to our classes, hoping to have a handful of students interested to participate. In the end we had nearly a quarter of our Year 6 cohort perform live TED talks at the Expo. They put in a lot of extra work to get their talks ready in time and our firstever collection of TED talks were a hit with the audience! Mr John Henderson

'I really enjoyed learning lots of new things that you can do on the computer this year.' India Connor 'I liked working in a team during our Robotics Unit to build a robot.' Sarah Solly

'If something went wrong with our robot we had to fix it ourselves by pulling the robot apart and rebuilding it, or editing the programs we wrote.' Jesse McNamara 'It was a good opportunity to join in a group and work together to create a robot.' Jazz Hecker 'I enjoyed making our movie about Robotics using Movie Maker.' Darcey Byrne 'Learning how to make the turtle move and draw things during Programming with MicroWorlds was fun.' Emma Bates 'It was great to be in mixed groups with students from SB and work together on our robots.' Lachie Parkhill

SB have had an exciting year, with experiences ranging from an adventure camp in Anakie, a visit to Sovereign Hill, Scienceworks and Polly Woodside. A major focus on History Units ''.l\ustralian Colonisation" and "Migration to Australia" saw us adopt a character to portray from the 1850s. Some students chose to be migrants who came to Australia from around the world, depicting those who had struck it rich on the goldfields, whilst others portrayed characters who had experienced hardship, poverty and disease. Some of their reAections include:

"Sovereign Hill was a great experience because I got to hold a bar offreshly poured gold valued at A$100 400. It was really heavy and cold!" Chase Probert "Sovereign Hill was an exciting learning experience because it helped me to see what life was like back then" Dominic Bongiorno "Sovereign Hill was an interesting place to visit because I panned for gold but wasn't lucky enough to strike it rich!" Emma Mahon Later in the year, students experienced what life was like aboard the historic "Polly Woodside", a National Trust treasure at Southbank, Melbourne. The students' wonder, curiosity and imagination were evident through their reAections ...

"/ really liked scrubbing the deck and found it fun" Patrick Whan "/ loved learning about the ship and where it went and what it was used for. I'm glad it wasn't destroyed and the volunteers restored it" Maeve Ryan "Life was hard on the Polly Woodside. Times were tough in those days" Wayde Stringer SB: "By learning about some of the significant events of Australia's past, we consider ourselves very fortunate to be living in current times with technology and resources readily available to us. We can relate to how the early settlers and migrants must have felt about the "land of opportunity" as we have so many opportunities to look forward to at The Geelong College and beyond." Mrs Bernadine Shier

Connecting With Nature Our overarching question, "How can we create a good tomorrow?" has guided us throughout 2014 and helped us think clearly about so many things from personal growth and interpersonal relationships to living sustainably and caring for the planet. One of our main aims in the Enviro program is to build a deep understanding and love for nature by tapping into the students' inherent curiosity and love of animals and other living things. The Enviro students of 2014 have been encouraged to notice, and then to 'know' their local natural world and their place within it. There is a wide body of environmental education research confirming that through our increasingly urbanised lives we have lost our connection with the natural places that ultimately sustain us. The lure of the screen is strong. Our program allows our young people the opportunity to connect with the natural world - something that has largely diminished in schools and homes in recent decades. The children have been involved in a wide variety of outdoor experiences that have helped them to appreciate and build respect for the magnificent natural diversity of life on earth. Weekly sessions in the garden, the kitchen and by the river have led to some very special moments that will not be forgotten.

These students will remember the boobook owl behind the maintenance sheds, watching the Australasian darter fishing in the river, and the ongoing parade of local animals that find food and shelter in our beautiful and diverse Enviro garden. Events such as our trips to the Venters' and George's farms, Mt Rothwell, Dog Rocks Flora and Fauna Sanctuary and Healesville Sanctuary served to cement the connection with nature. It has been a joy to watch these students awaken to the natural world around them. Ms Simone Boyd, Mr Will Johnston

Working Cooperatively in Year 3 Leadership, responsibility, role models, cooperation, thinking routines, risk taking, making mistakes ... The list goes on. Big concepts for little people-but the Year 3 students rose to the challenge of the dynamics of working and learning together. One of our first discussions in Year 3 was based around the questions: How can we make a difference in the Junior School? How will our actions match our words? What do good leaders and learners do? How do they behave? So many questions! We had to find ways of answering them by making them real, visible and relevant to our school setting. We had to learn from real experiences, each other and enable others to learn from us! These questions were made explicit and any opportunity that arose in the classroom or playground was discussed, built on and explored in more and more detail. It set the scene for some powerful discussions and created a strong sense of community. I asked the children if they could describe what Cooperation looks like, sounds like, feels like. It was decided that this value was the foundation on which great thinking and learning occurred. As we all couldn't lead at the same time! Therefore, group dynamics were explored and practised, as well as defining roles and sharing ideas within a group. The following collaborative response was generated by the students in this thinking routine. Cooperation sounds like people sharing ideas and deciding on a solution. Cooperation looks like people helping each other out and sharing, team work-no bossiness at all. Cooperation feels like you are doing the right thing because you are not fighting and a lot of ideas are coming together to make great ideas! Questions always formed the basis of our thinking. It was great to empower the children and listen to their thoughts and ideas. I have learnt to become a more attentive listener and the children experienced authentic learning situations that enabled them to put their ideas into practice! Year Three was certainly a Year of leadership, learning and self-discovery! Ms Edwina Davis

ill understand the importance of learning intentions, be challenged by success criteria, will develop a range of learning strategies, and _ know when they pre achieving.

Learning and Thinking Made Visible Making Learning Visible has been a global goal for the Year 3 students this year. Firstly, to have success we needed to build on our relationships. How did each student think, learn; what did they like, dislike, what were their individual and unique qualities, what were their dreams and aspirations? Once we really knew each other, we were all ready to learn. A thinking culture developed and the learning was made visible through the use of thinking routines. We questioned, reAected and provided feedback on our thinking and learning. Students drove the topics of interest and themes which evolved from their interests. By exploring collaboratively individual creativity and curiosity shone through. As teachers we facilitated, taught skills and strategies, while the students acquired new knowledge and understandings as they participated in open-ended learning tasks. Together we explored amphibians, the first settlement of Australia, Indigenous people, our ancestors, celebrations and festivals from around the world ... we listened, explored, questioned and made connections. Many unpredicted or unexpected revelations presented themselves and all the time the learning was made visible.

During a class meeting we investigated, how does making the learning visible help us learn? T Visible Learning is when you are really into talking about your learning and you keep going deeper and deeper into your learning. Why does this path represent Visible Learning? Mrs W. The learning that you are doing right now this minute is made really visible, it's on the walls and in our learning books, you use strategies so you can go deeper, so you can go beyond what is visible. Oliver H

When the learning is visible it makes me feel happy and it's easier to think on paper, to talk about it and in routines than just in your head. When you're learning it's easier to see it than just think it. Evie Students have been able to see the importance in making their learning visible, knowing where they were going, how they were going to get there and where they were going to next.

Sally Wynter

The Past in the Present Year 2A started the year with a unit of work called, The Past In The Present. As part of this unit, our class visited an historic house called Barwon Grange where we dressed up as servants and had a tour of the house, played games from the past and participated in activities conducted in an olden day classroom. Scientific discoveries and conducting experiments have also shaped our thinking this year. During the unit called, Change and Grow, we designed an experiment, observed and recorded the progress of the experiment in a scientific diary and discussed the findings. As part of our learning about the forces of push and pull, we participated in workshops conducted by Craftpower and made a simple machine called a helicar. In reading, we started to record our learning in a Reading Journal. As part of our work in this book, we investigated how real authors use descriptive words to build a picture for a reader to see and we looked at how they develop great beginnings to hook a reader into a text. Similarly, during writing workshops, we explored ways to make our writing sparkle to maintain the interest of a reader. We were introduced to adjectives, similes and synonyms and looked at ways to introduce these devices to enhance our writing. Most of our work in mathematics this year has focussed on place value, counting patterns, making arrays and finding the most efficient and effective method to solve basic problems. We have explored and discovered mathematical concepts and ideas through games and hands-on activities.

Carolyn Ogston

Learning, Growth and Reflection 2014 was a year full of learning, growth and reAection in Year 2. As Term 3 drew to a close, and following on from our recent student-led conferences, the children thought it was a good opportunity to pause and reAect on their year so far. After a mindfulness session in the classroom, it seemed timely to quietly think about themselves as learners. It brought about great discussion on the types of things that were important to the children as individuals. They shared their thoughts on their personal journey and growth as a learner this year.

Matisse- I now have more ideas for writing Oliver- I have found new ways to count in maths Chloe A- I'm getting better at everything as I get older Hermione- I'm getting better at learning new things and I took my learning further when I was learning about plants Jack- I think spelling, I'm enjoying knowing different strategies Will- I now have neater handwriting Alex- My writing is neater too Blythe- I've gained confidence when I speak, at things like assembly and I like how Inquiry teaches me new things every term Ashleigh- I now use different strategies to figure out the answer for things Sam- I know more forces and their names in Inquiry like friction, gravity and air resistance and I've also learnt lots of new names for strategies in maths Lachy M- I've now got more friends than I used to have Piper- I'm getting better at spelling more words and my reading is getting better too Wyatt-I've improved with my spelling Ditch- I'm better at reading, arrays and helping people Curtis- I've improved at arrays and seeing rows and columns Tom-I can now work out my strategies for countingfaster using arrays Siobhan Potter

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How did it get so late so soon? "How did it get so late so soon? It's night before its afternoon. December is here before its June. My goodness how the time has fiewn! How did it get so late so soon?" Dr. Seuss Can you believe that the children in 1A were so busy challenging their thinking, losing themselves in books, discovering minibeasts and exploring The Dreaming that they didn't even notice Semester 1 Ay right past them? In Semester 2 they continued to embrace new challenges to achieve their learning goals, used technology in innovative ways and delved into space through their research projects without stopping to check the time or to even stop to realise that they had grown a few centimeters! As the children further explored their learning with an inquiring mind, enriching the world with their new discoveries; the year was almost complete! Investigating ideas and engaging in thoughtful discussions through Class Meetings have been a highlight for our community of learners in 1A this year. Class meetings have provided the children with the opportunity to participate in a group exchange of thoughts, ideas and questions in a respectful environment. Some meetings have had specific purposes such as instructional reAection, discussing pertinent items, articulating and reAecting upon the School's values and problem solving. They have been a place to share, encourage, listen, think, decide, plan and evaluate. Throughout the inquiry process across all curriculum areas, the children have learnt to question and challenge their thinking, make connections with their peers by sharing their knowledge and experiences, explore and build on ideas as well as reAect upon discussions. Thank you for a delightful year of learning and friendship 1A. You have worked very hard to achieve your personal goals and I am so proud of you all. May you have a wonderful learning adventure ahead.

Ms Charmaine Saraci

Learning to Learn At the beginning of this year, during our Learning to Learn Unit, we had a class meeting about what makes good learners. The conversation generated a list of all kinds of behaviours that positively contribute to our learning. One of these behaviours was repeated a number of times ... the behaviour of listening. We discussed this quote from the Dalai Lama - "When you talk, you are most likely repeating what you already know; but when you listen, you may learn something new". As we embraced the Reggio Emilia philosophy, we realised that the skill of listening to each other in order to build our knowledge was not always easy when we were all enthusiastic to share our ideas at the same time. Rules for meetings were required and adhered to. These are: • One person speaks at a time • Share the talk • You don't need to raise your hand Gradually, throughout the year, this one skill, the skill of listening has been practised and has underpinned much of the learning that has taken place in 1B. From the sounds of Johann Strauss greeting us in the courtyard each morning, to the sound of our hearts pumping wildly after the morning fitness routine. From sharing our writing and giving peer feedback, to listening to a variety of novels and exploring the themes of character, setting and plot (our favourite being the Treehouse series by Andy Griffith and Terry Denton). To the sounds we hear in words as we learn to spell with more complexity. To solving mathematical problems and listening to our class peers share their strategies. To our visit to Narana and listening to the emus talk and the tuneful animal noises created by Ron on the didgeridoo. To mindfulness each week at assembly, tuning in to our breath and being present in the moment. To the sounds of the night as we gazed at the supermoon. To the pride in our parents' voices as we presented our learning at student-led conferences. Most happily, to Friday music lunchtime and our end of term Chapel Service at Senior School. 1BI am proud of you! You have worked very hard to improve your listening skills throughout the year. May this continue to develop as your learning journey evolves.

Mrs Jenny Shor/and

The Power of Play Play - the power of play. This year our Inquiry projects have developed from and through the children's interests and daily explorations. These explorations have risen out of the children's play experiences where they have naturally become curious, wondered and asked questions about our environment. Our 'Going Green' recycling project developed through our tuning in experiences prior to Green Day at Junior School. We read the popular children's book - 'Charlie and Lola's 'Look after your planet'. The children were keen to develop our own Prep A recycling project which involved a term collecting recyclable items. At the culmination of the project we purchased an apricot tree for Junior School. Reach for the Stars - In Literacy this year the children have consistently worked hard to develop their foundational skills in reading and writing. Our goals have been to learn to read a large bank of common words and to read a simple text to others. In writing we have worked towards learning to write an interesting story that can be read easily by others. The children's motto has been to always 'do better than our best' and to reach for the stars! Explore - Our Mathematics learning experiences have provided the children with many opportunities to explore early numeracy concepts and skills through the power of play and 'hands on' experiences with materials. The children have been able to model collections and quantities using various counting materials including individual bead lines. They have been empowered by working collaboratively during numeracy games, where they have learnt to work with and teach each other. Pride - Throughout the year Prep A have focused on taking pride in their

personal appearance, looking after their belongings and identifying personal learning goals. The children have worked closely with the teacher to identify, negotiate and strive towards reaching learning goals across the curriculum. Achieve - A major focus of the year has been acknowledging that we can all

achieve and we can encourage each other to achieve 'better than our best'. The children have worked consistently in both their social and academic experiences to achieve success and to feel proud of their achievements.

Kristen Jones

"I feel excited to come to school" -Lacey. At the beginning of the year there was much excitement and enthusiasm in Prep Babout starting school. "I was a bit excited and a bit worried about what I might learn" -Jake. "I'm looking forward to painting a green snake" -Archie. There were lots of new people, experiences, ideas and learning opportunities. "I like school because you get to do lots of writing and learning" -Lilli. We spent time getting to know each other. "It's really special that me and Kathryn are twins" -Maddy. As the year progressed we had lots of interesting conversations during our class meetings that led to engaging learning opportunities. We went on a Bear Hunt and performed it at assembly. "We could pretend we were hopping in the car and driving to the jungle where there are lots of bears" -Harry L. "We can make a cave and make the walls out of cardboard" -Lachie. After a visit from Mr Dinneen during Snack Attack we started composting our food scraps. "It [compost] can be old food" -Maeve. "Every fruit is different and not in a wrapper" -Angus. "The worms eat it and turn it into soil" -Laney. "We don't want so much rubbish in the environment" -Cate. We love sharing stories and reading books together. We really enjoyed dressing up as some of our favourite characters during Book Week. "I'm dressing up as Robin Hood. I'm only taking two arrows that have the suction cups and I have a green top and army pants and work boots" -HarryM. "Why don't you wear your school uniform if you are going to dress up as someone from Geelong College like in the book of our 100 days of school?" -Darragh. In fact we love books so much we wrote our own book called My Geelong after our city excursion. "We saw the upside down building. It looked like a dress that was upside down" -Holly. "I saw the carousel on my excursion" -Maggie. "I thought of the upside down buildingfrom our excursion and put it in my [city] plan" -Harry N. "Wow! This one [plan] has thefooty ground in it" -Jay. It's been a fantastic first year of school for Prep B. "School is great" -Aidan. Olivia Allen

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With a passion for learning the Prep C children have explored and investigated together during the year. Inquiry projects 'How Things Work' 'Imagine a City' and Animal Tales' have encouraged the children to use many of their hundred languages to make their learning visible and to develop new skills and share their learning. Their meeting times have encouraged them to share their thinking and support and challenge the ideas of others. An example was when the children debated about what the city they created together should be called:

"Geelong College City- Claire No that's the name for a school not a city- Bobbi Well what about Prep C City, that's my idea- Amelia That's my idea too- Sam But we've already decided it's not a school it's a city, visitors want to know they're visiting a city not a school- Angus What about Everybody's City?- Riley But how could everybody in the whole world fit in our city?- Amelia Everybody in the world won't all come at once- Riley What about Welcome City then; everybody is welcome in our city- Amelia What about Friendly Corner City?- Isabel Yes, I like that idea- Oscar Friendly Corner City does not sound right for boys- Reuben Yes, I agree- Sam And we don't want people to just think our city is a corner!-Angus Awesome City is a good name for boys, boys like awesome stuff- Sam Awesome means fun; we could call it Fun City- Isabel I don't like the word Jun'- Matthew Well what about Pretty City?- Claire No, that's not good enough for boys; boys like awesome stuff- Sam I know, what about 17th City, because there are 17 buildings in it and 17 of us designed it!- Will That's really good Will- Bobbi... Yeah (lots of heads nodding) I think we should still vote though- Riley" Meeting times have also been the provocation for many Writers' Workshop sessions and the children have used their developing literacy skills to write about their world and the discoveries they have made. They have extended their writing with illustrations, sculptures and maps and shared their ideas in class books, murals and displays. They have also enjoyed opportunities to use their numeracy skills to play games, work out problems and importantly work cooperatively together to support and extend each other's learning.

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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, however Thursday and Friday mornings are also busy times for the Stage Band and Choir.

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performances covering a wide range of styles. The Stage Band set a high standard with their opening bracket of three pieces; Hamish Russell (Year 12) gave an impressive interlude performance on violin of a tango by Astor Piazzolla; the String Orchestra played three very contrasting pieces and were joined by the Guitar Ensemble for 'Classical Gas'. The Choir sang a set of well-rehearsed items, including a specially arranged version of'Happy' and the Symphony Orchestra concluded the evening with a spectacular rendition of 'The Pines of Rome'.

In addition to the regular Music Evenings held each term, where students in the class program and other soloists and groups were able to hone their performance skills, there have been a number of significant other performances in and out of the school. Some highlights included:

The Friends of Music presented the 6th annual 'Battle of the Bands'. There were excellent performances from bands at each year level with the overall prize awarded to one of our talented VET bands. The event was sponsored by local music business 'Oxygen Music'.

The Stage Band and Pegasus Singers participated in the 'Generations In Jazz' Festival held in Mt Gambier and gave confident and polished performances in Division 3. Michael Mawson (Year 12) was awarded with a place in the Division 3 'Superband' for his excellent work on bass trombone and the Pegasus Singers were awarded 2nd Place. Congratulations to violinists Amy You (Year 10) and Hamish Russell (Year 12) who reached the semi-final round of the Australian Youth Classical Music Regional Competition, with Amy successful in gaining a place as one of four finalists. Her performance in the final was excellent. The House Music competition, held during Term 2, was adjudicated by Kym Dillon and the competition was as intense as usual with excellent performances. Congratulations to the 2014 winners, Shannon House.

The performance program for the year concluded with a Christmas Concert held in the Keith Humble Centre. My sincere thanks go to all Senior School music students, but particularly our departing Year 12 cohort, ably represented by Music Captain Eliza McGrath and Vice-Captain Doug Horn, for their contributions to the musical life of the school this year. I wish them all the best of luck in their future musical endeavours. Mark Irwin, Director of Music

The Symphony Orchestra presented the annual joint concert with the Junior School String Orchestra, concluding the program with two combined items. The highlight of the evening was a performance of 'Pedro & The Coyote' (loosely based on 'Peter & The Wolf'). Guest narrator, Rev Tim Edwards, who was suitably attired in a Mexican outfit, told the story with a backdrop of colourful slides.

Senior School Concert Band 4th Row: Zac Yeaman, Summer Russell, Johnson Ho, Toby Profitt, Douglas Horn, Mark Kovacev, Brandon Clutterbuck, Eliza Lawson. 3rd Row: Liam Chalmers, Philippa Thorne, Andrew Goldsack, Jackson Breer, Ian Bell, Matthew Appelbe, Alexander Gregory, Claire Goldsack, Oliver Manton, Dayne Jackson. 2nd Row: Aleisha Mauderer, Tiffany Wong; Aurelia Pereira, Amelia Powell, Michael Mawson, Allen Miao, Harshini Baskaran, Steven Ling; Kelly Hughes, Wendy Zhu. 1st Row: Charlotte Consedine, Devmy Panagodage, Taylia Reedy, Thomas Deahl, Michael Thacker, Mark Irwin, Gary Tigani, Alexander Blight, Eliza McGrath, Peter Hannah. Absent: Max Dawe, Kevin Ni, Mrs Natalie Cowde/1, Mr Brad Dawson, Ms Suzanne Moodie.

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Senior School Symphony Orchestra 4th Row: Madalyn Colman, lac Yeaman, Toby Profitt, Ian Bell, Matthew Appelbe, Cary Foley, Hamish Russell, Andrew Goldsack, Alicia Newton. 3rd Row: Michaela Ryan, Corina Palmer, Michael Mawson, Philippa Thome, Alexander Blight, Alexander Gregory, Johnson Ho, Ca/um Boyce, James Cole, Ebony Sefton, Isabella Xu. 2nd Row: Samuel Porter, Alexandra Lever, Olivia Clark, Emma Threadgold, Amy You, Endre Padanyi, Alice McGregor, Dominique Russell, Aleisha Mauderer, Shani Watson, Wendy Zhu, Thomas Deahl. 1st Row: Eliza Fordham, Michelle Goy, Peter Hannah, Michael Thacker, Mark Irwin, Gerard Mack, Gary Tigani, Stewart Saunders, Tansy Pereira, Amy Christian. Absent: Suzanne Baxter, Izzy Greer, Grace Stewart, Lucas Whittem, Ms Jenny Ingram, Ms Yvette Jenner, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Ms Ayrlie Lane, Mrs Sarah Porter.

Senior School String Orchestra 3rd Row: Alice McGregor, Isabella Xu, Sara Urquhart, Hamish Russell, Cary Foley, James Cole, Madalyn Colman, Ebony Sefton. 2nd Row: Samuel Porter, Alexandra Lever, Emma Threadgold, Endre Padanyi, Corina Palmer, Elana Berton, Amy You, Alicia Newton, Dominique Russell. 1st Row: Michaela Ryan, Lucas Whittem, Michelle Goy, Gerard Mack, Amy Christian, Stewart Saunders, Shani Watson. Absent: Suzanne Baxter, Izzy Greer, Grace Stewart, Ms Yvette Jenner, Ms Jenny Ingram, Ms Ayrlie Lane, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski.

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Senior School Stage Band 3rd Row: Samuel Porter, Amelia Powell, Michael Mawson, Thomas Deahl, Andrew Goldsack, Gary Tigani, Wendy Zhu. 2nd Row: Harry Breer, Tansy Pereira, Harshini Baskaran, Liam Chalmers, Ca/um Boyce, Michael Thacker, Dayne Jackson, Matthew Appelbe, Mark Kovacev. 1st Row: Brandon Clutterbuck,Jackson Breer, Douglas Horn, Peter Hannah, Eliza McGrath, lac Yeaman. Absent: Cam Barr.

Senior School Choir 3rd Row: Nina Brown, Louisa Cheatley, Alexander Gregory, Stephanie Boyce, Samuel Porter, Cary Foley, Claudia Cheatley, Aurelia Pereira. 2nd Row: Rose Jennett, Sophie Newnham, Grace Newnham, Brianna Perry, William Carr, Lucy Allinson, James Bennett-Hui/in, Amy Christian, Amy You, Molly McLaughlin. 1st Row: Tansy Pereira, Shani Watson, Emma Carruthers, Dominique Russell, Isabel Tierney, Olivia Clark, Millie McArthur, Michaela Ryan, Winnie Ho, Melis Layik. Absent: Lach/an Minahan, Veronica Nock/es, Grace Stewart, Lucas Whittem, Ms Lisa Breen, Ms Jen Robinson, Mr David Van Elst.

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Middle School Music Classroom Program

Performance Program

A highlight for the Year 4s was their participation at the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's Education Concert at the Melbourne Town Hall. Their live performance of the song 'Yananha' by Eric Avery was exhilarating. The students' illustrations, as part of their project on orchestral instruments, were delightful. In Semester 2, experiences in the Enviro resulted in some beautiful poetry, evoking the Boobook owl, Gang-gang cockatoos, the sounds of the Enviro and the frustrations of the stinging nettle! These were set to music, featuring the students' vocal, recorder and composition skills, and recorded for posterity as part of the 'Enviro CD' project.

House Music was an exciting occasion, featuring songs from musicals. There was a high standard across all groups with sensational solos, captivating choreography and a wonderful spirit of community. This year, Minerva won the competition.

The Year 5 program saw exciting changes this year with the introduction of the 'Allegro Program'. Students either learned a new instrument or developed their skills on one they were already learning, enabling a very hands-on approach to learning music. Their '.Allegro Day' at Mokborree was a real highlight as it provided the chance for extensive rehearsal and the enjoyment of making music as a large group. As skills developed, the students were challenged to compose melodies for their own instrument which were eventually arranged to make a unique piece for each of the Year 5 classes. This year's Year 6 cohort shone in the 'Rapstars' Unit. They produced some powerful, positive lyrics which were presented with tailor-made backing tracks. Their creativity was clearly evident through a range of rap styles and topics and it was great to see many incorporate sung motifs and keyboard parts. In Year 7, students embraced the Tools of Music' in a variety of ways. As a composer they manipulated the tools digitally through use of Mixcraft. In their 'Thinking Like a Songwriter' project students identified how tools are manipulated to create a specific mood. The 'Instrument Discovery Program' allowed students to experience the tools of music through performance on or arranging for an orchestral instrument. Students in Year 8 were introduced to a new unit, 'Studio Sessions', which enabled them to perform 4-chord songs on the keyboard and use this as a basis for a series of compositions. They also enjoyed the extension of Chartbusters into a second term.

The ensembles have all had a productive year. The Moorabool Orchestra's video clip was a highlight at the first Music Evening, providing a visual focus for the audience during their performance. The Balyang Strings teamed up with the other orchestras to form a 60 player-strong string orchestra for the Foundation Concert. Their piece, 'Lion City' was a sonorous journey through the cultural influences of Singapore. The Otway Orchestra also teamed up with singer Lachlan Osborne to perform 'Geronimo' for the final Music Evening. The ranks of the Barwon Concert Band swelled with the addition of the Year 7 Instrument Discovery Program students in Terms 2 and 4 for special workshops to which parents were invited. They covered an extraordinary repertoire this year, providing an entertaining program at every opportunity and it was impossible for audience members not to move with their version of 'Happy'. The Primary Choirs brought much joy to residents at the Vincentian Village when they visited in September. Their performance at the Foundation Concert of'Who Will Buy' from the musical Oliver was outstanding. The Secondary Choir students were thrilled to work with composer and vocalist Lisa Young in preparation for their African-inspired performance of'Thulele Mama Ya' and their rendition of Paul Jarman's 'Pemulwuy' captured the courage and commitment of this indigenous Australian warrior. The Chamber Music Night presented a large number of skilled recitals from Middle School soloists and groups. There was an impressive array of woodwind performances on this night and it was wonderful to hear the Woodwind Quintet share their piece with the whole school at the Founders' Day Assembly soon after. Another entertaining evening was the Piano Recital in which 48 pianists performed, including some who accompanied themselves singing. What a talented group we have! Well done to all our performers in 2014 and thank you for your contributions to the music program.

Stephanie Lawrence & Leanne McCartney

Junior School Music Why is it that when engaged in music-making activities we always feel better afterwards? Learning in the music classroom and in ensembles has been a rewarding and positive experience for students and staff alike. 2014 has witnessed innovation, change, a sense of wonder and a keen sense of delight as children engaged in choral and instrumental activities with enthusiasm at Junior School. In adopting the Kodaly philosophy, children are learning to read music notation and to sing in pitch. The Mini-Singers and Year 3 Singing Sensations have met regularly this year, developing beautiful diction and a lovely tone in their singing. Highlights of their performances this year include the Final Music Evening, ELC Concert and Assembly presentations. The String Program is flourishing at Junior School as we witnessed many students willing and excited to undertake group and individual lessons. The Junior School Orchestra and all Year 2s performed 'The Monster Mash' together at the Foundation Concert. Senior School String students have mentored and performed to our junior children at the Year 2 String Concert in Term 2 and the Senior School Symphony Concert in Term 3. Both these events were inspiring for our young musicians.

Performing Arts Evenings for Years 1, 2 and 3 highlighted the wonderful learning that has occurred in Music. Children demonstrated confident performance skills and thoroughly entertained the audiences. The Year 3s funky marimba and xylophone band and 'The Truth and Honesty Rap' were met with rapturous delight. In Year 2 the children were proud to display their bowing and pizzicato whilst following a conductor at the same time. The Year ls donned Bush gear and danced the night away to the folk tunes of our guest group, the 'Billy Tea Bush Band.' The Christmas service held at the Barrabool Baptist Church was a moving experience. At such a busy time in the school calendar it gave us all a chance to reflect on the true meaning of the Christmas message. The children respectfully donned choral robes to celebrate the Christmas story through song. Thank you to all music staff who have contributed so positively to our music program. It has been a busy and fabulous journey where we have been given the special opportunity to foster passion for music in the minds of our young.

Karen Fyffe

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Secondary Boys Choir

Secondary Girls Choir

2nd Row: Oliver Soo, Henry Parks, Drewe Byrne, Oliver Courtnay, Ca/um Boyce, Will Rees, Jax Cross. 1st Row: Gabe Nolan, Luke McCoy, Mrs Leanne McCartney, William Evans-Papinski, Samuel Maceroni.

2nd Row: Ms Stephanie Lawrence, Laura Ryan, Ebony Skene, Xanthia Gregory, Emma-Lee Mansfield, Sarah McQuinn, Iona Bu/ford, Beh/ana Robinson, Niamh Potter.

Conductor: Mrs Leanne McCartney. Accompanist: Mr James Hunt.

1st Row: Celine Fang, Lily Gilby, Jacqui Greer, Carly Perkins, Liv Geary, Jacinta Padanyi, Antonia Bowlen, Harriet Jennett. Absent: Amara Bett, Penelope Blight, Josie Brzoska, Lily Edwards, Ella Pullin, Ruby Treloar, Georgia Urquhart. Conductor: Ms Stephanie Lawrence. Accompanist: Mr Mark Irwin.

Barwon Concert Band- 2014

Otway Orchestra - 2014

3rd Row: Molly Cole, Matthew Thacker, Harry Powell, Ebony Skene, Tristan Phung, Ca/um Boyce, Rory Vagg, Charlie McArthur, Melissa He, Sophia Powers, Fraser Yeaman. 2nd Row: Lisa Quix, An Trinh, Danny Yang, Elizabeth Falkiner, Jack Thornton, William Thacker, Sarah McQuinn, Jess Wynhoven, Jack Ye, Jess Lewis. 1st Row: Cassidy Bradshaw, Sarah Solly, Mr Peter Hannah, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mr Gary Tigani, Mrs Natalie Cowde/1, Mr Brad Dawson, Annabelle Naylor, Anneliese Jones. Absent: Amara Bett, Travis Couchman, Ella Pullin, Patrick White, Hugo Williams. Conductors: Mr Mark Irwin, Mr Gary Tigani. Tutors: Mrs Natalie Cowde/1, Mr Brad Dawson, Mr Peter Hannah, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mrs Suzanne Moodie, Mr Michael Thacker.

3rd Row: Luca Neerhut, Jacinta Padanyi, Niamh Potter, Jade Kurien, Penelope Blight, Cindy Chen, Grace Carroll, Georgia Karavitis, Oliver Soo. 2nd Row: Luke McCoy, Katie O'Connor, Andrew Duan, Beh/ana Robinson, Laura Ryan, Oscar Illingworth, Emily Bagnara, Claire Townson, Cate Barr. 1st Row: Celine Fang, Nyah Burrell, Iona Bu/ford, Mr John Seal, Luke Perry, Ms Stephanie Lawrence, Xanthia Gregory, Ellie Barr, Angus Jackman. Absent: Luxe Coils, Charlotte Midgley, Isabella Thomson, Georgia White. Conductor: Ms Stephanie Lawrence. Tutors: Mr John Seal, Mrs Emily Anderson, Mr James Hunt, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Mrs Genevieve Newton.

Moorabool Orchestra

Balyang Strings

3rd Row: Miss Yvette Jenner, Emma Mahon, Douglass Bell, Samuel Rowbottom, Marcus Bird, Xavier King, Annabel Walter, Mr John Seal. 2nd Row: Mrs Leanne McCartney, Oscar Illingworth, Cate Barr, Paddy Ryan, Maeve Ryan, Emily Baxter, Ciara Symons, India Connor, Lach/an Paterson, Mrs Sarah Porter. 1st Row: Isabelle Polic, James Lawrie, Geoffrey Lean, Astrid Crtalic, Xavier Potter, Avah Coils. Absent:Jacoub Kahwagi.

2nd Row: Emmaline Vagg, Jacob Rowbottom, Mia Higgins, Cecilia Powers, Aimee McLaughlin. 1st Row: Lukas Albert, Georgina He, Mr Gerard Mack, Prudence Andrews, Jesse McDougall. Absent: Sam Bickett, Jack Forsyth, Bridie Griffith, Harrison O'Neill. Conductor: Mr Gerard Mack. Tutors: Mrs Helen Moffat, Mr Simon Pauperis.

Conductor: Mrs Sarah Porter. Tutors: Miss Yvette Jenner, Mrs Leanne McCartney, Mr John Seal, Mr Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, Mr Simon Pauperis.

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Primary Boys Choir

Primary Girls Choir

2nd Row: Paddy Ryan, Geoffrey Lean, Noah Gray, Jake Nock/es, Thomas Bennett-Hui/in.

3rd Row: Cecilia Powers, Emily Baxter, Trinity Murphy, jess Wynhoven, Astrid Crtalic, Emily Santalucia.

1st Row: Isaac jansz, Lukas Albert, Reuben Au cote, Mrs Melinda Bell, jack Forsyth, Sam Bickett, Jesse McDougall.

2nd Row: India Connor, Grace Taylor, Imogen Duff, Molly Cole, Mia Higgins, Sophia Powers, Darcey Byrne, Sarah Solly, Emma Bates.

Absent: Neo Moon, Harry Santalucia.

1st Row: Mikay/a Mclachlan, Emmaline Vagg, Amelia Lymer, Maeve Ryan, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Cassidy Bradshaw, Cate Barr, Bridie Griffith, Prudence Andrews.

Teachers: Mrs Melinda Bell, Mr James Hunt.

Teachers: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Miss Elizabeth Tindall.

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Junior School Orchestra

2nd Row: Georgie Corner, Gemma Blacksell, Charli Furnari Norton, Evelyn Robinson, Tom Hayden, James Williamson, Takoda Ritchie, Jasmine Balazs, Val/en Hall, Hannah Bates.

3rd Row: Sienna McDougall, Ava Carrington, Oisin Holten, Hugo Zumpe, Oliver Hair, William Hoare,James Williamson, Oliver Albert, Evelyn Robinson, Matisse Higgins.

1st Row: Ella King, Grace Baker, Elly Naylor, Thomas Gorell, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Robbie Solly, Verity Duff, Zoe Vaughan, Emma Moorfoot. Absent: Laura Bisinella, Tom Naylor, Will Roffey, Emma Vale. Teachers: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mrs Kae Sullivan.

2nd Row: Takoda Ritchie, Ella King, Verity Duff, Ms Yvette Jenner, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Emma Moorfoot, Grace Baker, Isabella Carland. 1st Row: Darcy McClelland, Thomas Condie, Kate Shirley, Leo Coils, Luke Bird. Teachers: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Ms Yvette Jenner, Mrs Jeanette Carnie, Miss Chloe Lane, Mr Gerard Mack.

Mini-Singers Choir 2nd Row: Alexandra Blackey, Blythe Nadorp-Daw, Hannah Brown, Luke Bird, Joshua Rowbottom, Lach/an Mitchell, Oliver Bradshaw, Chloe Aucote, Lily Watson, Matilda Hayes. 1st Row: Tiana Balazs, Chloe Baillie, Sienna McDougall, Madeline Bozinovski, Millie Taylor, Caitlin Atkin, Kate Shirley, Edwina Gorell, Hannah McKean, Matisse Higgins. Absent: Emma Martin, jack Sadler, Will Solly, Hannah Weisinger. Teachers: Mr James Hunt, Mrs Janelle Kratzmann.

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First XI Cricket Team 3rd Row: Cooper Bingham, Lach/an Holdsworth, Nicholas McGuane, George Vincent, Sam Hosking. 2nd Row: Mr Michael Terry, Leo )egatheesan, Gus Boyd, Alex Wilson, Harry Dalton, Matthew Bird, Mr Scott Lindsay. 1st Row: Harry Gow, William Simson, Tim Hosking,)asper Bingham, Sam Allen. Absent: Jack Johnston, Alex Witherden, Beau Fincham.

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This year the 2nd XI improved immensely in all elements of the game. Whether it was an extra few runs, saving a boundary or bowling a tight spell, every player contributed.

The 2014 cricket season was a very successful one.

Some batting highlights were Sam Hosking making 97 not out against Caulfield - leading us to our only win - Luke Bell's 55 runs against a solid Carey bowling attack, and Beau Fincham's 61, also against Caulfield. The pick of the bowling included Jack Johnston and Leo Jegatheesan's consistent accuracy, Beau Fincham's devastating pace, Paddy Nagle's dependability with the new ball and Harry Gow's ability to swing it both ways.

The 9As had a challenging season against high-quality opposition. The continuous effort and input from every player was outstanding. Season highlights included Sam Allen's 33 against Caulfield. Sam also bowled beautifully throughout the season. Paddy Whittakers posted a handy 29, while Paddy Taylor and Oscar Brownless accumulated 19 each against Carey Grammar. Special mentions to Harry Unkenstein for opening the batting for most of the season and to Hugh Mitchell for placing a high value on his wicket every game. The boys have not only become better cricketers but better sportsmen thanks to the coaching of Greg Hansen and Tom Goodear. The 10As had a fantastic season, being competitive in all games. A number of players were promoted to the 1st XI at various times for both official APS matches and practice games. Alex Witherden, Jasper Bingham, Sam Coutts and Tom Burke all gained experience at this level. Some better performances included half centuries to Alex Witherden, Dougal McKindlay and Jasper Bingham. Charlie Crozier was steady with the ball and Sam Crozier's off-spin became more lethal as the season progressed. Mark Browning and Josh Carr are to be thanked for their support and coaching. The 10B team enjoyed a good season, with coaches Laurie Lee and Alex Carr not only improving the skills of the boys but also giving them greater awareness of aspects of the game they may not always have thought about. Jake West, Kyle Comben, Sam West, Hamish Bulford and Ben Batarilo were consistent bowlers, while Matthew Dowling, Alex Blight, Grant Philpott, Leo Hanley and Lachie Walter all made runs at various stages. Tom Yang was always sharp in the field as was Calden Lyons behind the stumps. Jack Mann and Leo Hanley improved markedly as first-year players.

Coaches Ian Sahlstrom and Ben Gardiner devoted many hours to the team, sharing their wisdom and knowledge of the game. The 1st XI season was a reasonably successful one with four wins, five losses and a draw. Great wins came against Melbourne Grammar, Haileybury, Brighton and Scotch. The downside was losing matches we probably should have won. There were plenty of individual highlights. William Simson scored 71 against Melbourne Grammar and made 323 runs for the season. Harry Dalton got us over the line with a terrific 69 when we were in trouble in our last game against Haileybury. With the ball, Nick McGuane collected 17 wickets and was the "main man" in our attack. During the summer break we played in the Trans-Tasman Cricket Quadrangular and won the championship. We found some good form going into the second half of the APS season. Huge thankyous must go to Mr Gilby for coordinating the cricketing program, Mr Terry, our team manager, for keeping us in shape and organised, and our coach, Scott Lindsay, who has guided us to some great wins and made us better cricketers and people. Tim Hosking, Captain

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Gareth Gilby, Teacher in Charge, Cricket

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Second XI Cricket Team

10A Cricket Team

2nd Row: Jake Mitchell, Mitchell McAllister, Hugo Potgieter, Blake Sutterby, Leo Jegatheesan, Will Duffield, Xavier Seller, Mr Ian Sahlstrom.

2nd Row: Sam jess, Sam Crozier, Dougal McKindlay, Sam Coutts, Alex Witherden, Charlie Langley, Callum Schutt.

1st Row: Brad Fuller, Luke Bell,jackjohnston (Captain), Patrick Nagle,Jesse Livermore.

1st Row: Charlie Crozier, Tom Burke, Jasper Bingham, Charlie Wootton, Tyler Castles.

Absent: Beau Fincham, Mr Ben Gardiner.

Absent: George Vincent, Grant Philpott, Mr Mark Browning, Mr Joshua Carr.

10B Cricket Team

9A Cricket Team

2nd Row: Ben Batarilo, Thomas Yang, Sam Harris, Grant Philpott, Kyle Comben, Alexander Blight (Captain), Matt Dowling, Leo Hanley.

2nd Row: Paddy Whittakers, Harry Unkenstein, Paddy Taylor, Thomas Flanagan, Sam Conway, Oscar Brownless.

1st Row: Thomas Murray,Jack Man, Lach/an Walter,jake West, Ca/den Lyons, Hamish Bu/ford.

1st Row: Cooper Hosking, Hugh Mitchell, jack Henderson, George Johnston, Sam Allen, Aaron Grose, Lochie Hosking.

Absent: Mr Laurie Lee, Mr Alexander Carr.

Absent: Matthew Dowling, Mr Greg Hansen, Mr Tom Goodear.

Year 8 Cricket Team

SA Cricket Team

2nd Row: Andrew Duan, Oliver Murphy, lac Jackson, Ray Yang, Samuel Malone.

2nd Row: Will Johnston, Jonathon Cole, Fionn Holten, Max Witherden, Tristan Phung, Ned McHenry.

1st Row: James Gadd, Liam Glover, William Thacker, Will Burke, Oliver Nock/es, Tyler McHarry.

1st Row: Fraser Locke, Liam Duffy, Lach/an Bartlett, Alexander Crowe, Jamie Morwood, Toby Lever. Coach: Will Johnston.

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Year 7 Cricket 2 Team

2nd Row: Ed Callan, Kaiden Carlin, Charlie Middleton, Luke Derksen, Lach/an Jones, Ben Slorach.

2nd Row: Xavier Hall-Sullivan, Henry Parks, William Anderson, Nicholas Koroneos, Finn Walsh.

1st Row: Luca Neerhut, Joey Nagle, Nick Burke, Will Page, James Potts, George Laurie, Charlie Mitchell.

1st Row: Felix Drayton, Luke Grana, Angus Jackman, Campbell Bishop, Harry Morphy, Oliver Soo, Ethan Parkhill. Coach: Campbell Bishop.

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rowers should be congratulated for this season. They have become part of a long and proud history, and have honoured it with their commitment and achievement.

The 2014 rowing season was a highly successful one with all crews displaying the benefits of many sessions of hard work and determination. The camaraderie and connections that were created between the 200 rowers at the boatshed were memorable and this is what made it such a worthwhile and enjoyable season.

For all the rowers their journey began at the rowing camps in January. These camps took place either on the Barwon River for the juniors or Lake Nagambie for the seniors. It was where the solid training began, blisters were formed and we began to set up for the season ahead.

Spending excessive amounts of time at the boatshed ensured that it became our second home. It is where we trained and bonded with our crew, coaches and parents who consistently provided food, drinks and laughter after the many river sessions. Rowing allowed us to interact with people with whom we never thought we would cross paths and ongoing friendships were formed.

Our Year 9s had the most to learn. They had only one season to develop all the skills and strengths needed to row. They also had to come together as a team in order to race their best throughout the regattas leading up to Head of the River. The Year 9s did this with great skill and enthusiasm. They showed plenty of improvement throughout the season and we're keen to see how they perform in the future. Coached mainly by Geelong College rowers from last year they showed a persistence of the College rowing spirit.

Rowing is a very giving sport: it gives you new connections and friendships, new skills and increased fitness levels, as well as teaching you more about your own limits and the worth of self-confidence and perseverance. All

Regattas this year for senior rowers were few and far between, with the hot weather interfering with their program. Junior girls had a clear run, however, and were able to put their skills into action regularly.

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Girls First VIII Rowing Crew 2nd Row: Zoe Dixon, Kirsten Caithness, Zoe Gorell, Morgan Perry. 1st Row: Rebecca Finlay, Madeleine Brown, Annabel Scott, Ella Vernon, Katie-Rose Campbell.

We had some remarkable success over the season with our senior girls 3rd VIII (Olivia Clark, Ebony Sefton, Lilli Moran, Ella Wood, Elizabeth Hanrahan, Emma Threadgold, Lucy Allinson, Emily Angliss and Charlotte Kay) achieving an excellent result of third at the Victorian State Championships. Our Year 9 girls Division 1 (India Watson, Zara Edgar, Layla Murrihy, Eliza Lawson and Edwina Doery) won the Junior Schoolgirls State Championships and also won their division at the APS Head of the River, which was a remarkable achievement. Congratulations!

of the River, our journeys were a win! As senior rowers we leave behind our rowing footprints for a group of upcoming enthusiastic rowers to follow. The experience they have gained will put them in a strong position for next season and we wish them all the best. We will be cheering from the riverbanks.

The long journeys finally led us to the end of the season, with Head of The River at Nagambie being the final race for all crews. The enthusiasm and effervescent energy that was swelling for our annual Head of the River campaign was infectious not only around the boatsheds, but could be witnessed by the occasional war cry at school. Everybody was behind us.

Choosing rowing as a sport and a school commitment is an immensely rewarding challenge. Looking back on this season, it was great to see how many College rowers strived to improve their fitness, technique and teamwork as well as achieve some great results. From the determination and prowess seen in our senior rowers all the way to the talent, potential and motivation we can see in the junior rowers coming up the ranks, it's safe to say Geelong College rowing is going strong. This season was one the College will build on for future success.

We had 23 of our 30 crews race in A finals, with 15 crews finishing in the top three. This placed us equal second, with the most placings of all schools for the day, a remarkable effort.

Thank you to all who made this rowing season a memorable one. Parents, coaches, staff and fellow rowers, we all worked together for the green, blue and white. Lifelong connections and memories were made!

It has been an honour to be part of the Geelong College boatsheds. Even though many of us didn't achieve our main goal, which was to win Head

Doug Horn and Ella Vernon, Co-captains

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Boys Second VIII Rowing Crew

Boys Third VIII Rowing Crew

2nd Row: Fraser Wishart, Liam Watson, Will Shaw, Henry Beaumont-Kelly.

2nd Row: Larry Willett, Lewis Robilliard, Alex Baensch, Fergus Laidlaw.

1st Row: Sebastian Acosta Ruiz, Thomas McGowan, Edward Walmsley, Toby Mooney.

1st Row: Lach/an McDonald, Davis Kontelj, Andrew Go/dsack.

Boys Fourth VIII Rowing Crew

Boys Year 10 First VIII Rowing Crew

2nd Row: Lach/an Bennett, Lach/an Crozier, Robert Merri/lees-Larsen, Lach/an Hipwell, Cam Barr.

2nd Row: Tom King, Angus Longden, Will Morrison, Flynn Vernon. 1st Row: Alexander West, Harry Hayes, Noah Ekberg.

1st Row: Alex Divola, Georgia Doery, Harrison McMaster, Tom Deahl.

Boys Year 10 Second VIII Rowing Crew

Boys Year 10 First IV Rowing Crew

2nd Row: Sam Slorach, Thomas Wright, Patrick Molloy, Noah Sebastian, William Carr.

Charlie Blond, Tom Walpole, Jonah McRae-Palmer, Aidan Symons, Daniel Morgan.

1st Row: Andy Falkiner, Matthew Jackman, Patrick Hurley, Lach/an Taylor.

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Boys Year 9 Quad Div A Rowing Crew

2nd Row: Leyton Mahon, Mikhail Landos, Paige Lyall, Charlie Horoch, Lach/an Cashman.

Cooper Haskett, Bentley Fitzgerald, Cary Foley, Oscar Malone, Thomas Page.

1st Row: Dec/an Skuza, Liam Brown, Angus Rees, James Cole.

Boys Year 9 Quad Div B Rowing Crew

Boys Year 9 Quad Div C Rowing Crew

Harry Breer, James Bennett-Hui/in, Matthew Deahl, Bryce Newton.

Kelly Hughes, Liam Chalmers, Lach/an Adams, Ian Bell, Scott Wylie.

Boys Year 9 Quad Div D Rowing Crew Cooper Mathews, Jack Holdsworth, Palmer Flitton, Rory Radalj, Oscar Luke, Nicholas Mackay.

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Girls Second VIII Rowing Crew

Girls Third VIII Rowing Crew

2nd Row: Poppy Trescowthick, Claudia Crawley, Emily Jackson, Lucy Murphy, Alannah Kreidl.

2nd Row: Ebony Sefton, Elizabeth Hanrahan, Lucy Allinson, Emily Angliss. 1st Row: Olivia Clark, Emma Threadgold, Ella Wood, Charlotte Kay.

1st Row: Olympia Wild, Brydie Rankin, Isla Dobie, Emma Dixon.

Girls First IV Rowing Crew

Girls Year 10 Div 1 Rowing Crew

Olivia Leontiades, Madalyn Colman, Hannah Burchett, Sophie Klein, Sophie Weaver.

Lilli Balaam, Grace Carroll, Emily Hall, Katya Boness, Bridget Mapleson.

Girls Year 10 Div 2 Rowing Crew

Girls Year 10 Div 3 Rowing Crew

Millie McArthur, Kennedy McMaster, Emma Gorell, Chloe Wynter, Lucinda Milner.

Kate Guthrie, Bibi Holten, Claudia Cheatley, Alana Walder, Maysie Sadler.

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Girls Year 10 Div 4 Rowing Crew

Girls Year 10 Div S Rowing Crew

Veronica Nock/es, Meg Blundy Jones, Amelia Powell, Fiona Nation.

Constance Potts, Edith Arc-Dekker, Rachael Goy, Phillipa McQuinn, Rebecca McGrath.

Absent: Sophie Newnham.

Girls Year 10 Div 6 Rowing Crew

Girls Year 10 Div 7 Rowing Crew

Louise McDonald, Maddie Evans, Mimi Trescowthick, Ally Howie, Brittany Fowler.

Grace Newnham, )ala Cleaver, Sara Urquhart, Jessica Stewart, Sally Higgins.

Girls Year 9 Div 1 Rowing Crew

Girls Year 9 Div 2 Rowing Crew

Layla Murrihy, Izzy Greer, Eliza Lawson, Zara Edgar, India Watson, Edwina Doery.

Aleisha Mauderer, Grace Stewart, Sophie Walmsley, Zaya A/frink. Absent: Dominique Russell

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Girls Year 9 Div 3 Rowing Crew

Girls Year 9 Div 4 Rowing Crew

Paige Sutterby, Molly McLaughlin, Claire Goldsack, Aurelia Pereira, Charlotte McMaster.

Taylia Reedy, Ruby Buchanan, Eliza Shannon, Nikki Helm, Georgia Greene.

Girls Year 9 Div S Rowing Crew

Girls Year 9 Div 6 Rowing Crew

Charlotte Consedine, Grace Bond, Lily Potter, Rose Cashman, Issy Thomas.

Michaela Ryan, Simone Brown, Roxy Sefton, Ruby Gow. Absent: Brianna Perry.

Girls Year 9 Div 7 Rowing Crew Devmy Panagodage, Isabel Tierney, Titania Mayer, Georgie McKinnon, Neive Duerden.

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Boys Swimming & Diving Team 4th Row: Mr Dean A/chin (Swim Coach), Sean Holroyd, Ethan Bras/is, Braeden Eddy, Alex Selway, Nick Maishman,Jack Sheridan,Jordy Edwards, Nick Morwood, Elliott Grossnickle, Patrick Iredell. 3rd Row: Mrs Petrina Porter (Teacher in Charge - Swimming), Saxon Drummond, James Paterson, Lach/an Congdon, Ca/um Boyce, Jonathan Ng, Ben Malone, Daniel Schaub, Brayden Allan, Johnson Ho, Jack Thornton, Daniel Raimondi, Mrs Meredith Boardman (Diving Coach). 2nd Row: Mr George Niewman (Diving Coach), Tanna Comben, Connor Pawsey, Hamish Lyall, Lach/an Wynter, Fin Gekas, Mitch Taylor, Harry Powell, Euan Spikers, Drewe Byrne, Patrick Heyward, Mrs Jennifer Peake (Swim Coach). 1st Row: Robert Fowler, James Humphries, Ashley Neville, Joe Maishman, Harry Kershaw (Co-Captain Swimming), Fraser Mahony (Co-Captain Swimming), Matthew Bagnara, Alexander Gregory, Travis Couchman.

Boys Swimming The summer season of Boys Swimming this year has definitely been one to remember. We once again combined with Geelong Grammar boys who were able to help out, fill teams and form the Geelong Combined team for APS competition each Saturday and on finals night. With training bright and early, the boys set out to get fit and improve our strokes ahead of each Saturday, the APS finals and also the local GISSA meet. Our speed in the pool, combined with our determination and encouragement, made for one of our most competitive years yet. We found ourselves at the top of the podium on some Saturdays for the first time in a few years. Our Open boys team, consisting of Harry Kershaw, Daniel Schaub, Lowi-Genn (GGS) and myself, were undefeated every Saturday. In March, The Geelong College team competed for themselves against Geelong Grammar, Christian College, Kardinia International College, St Ignatius College, Geelong Baptist College, Geelong Lutheran College and Covenant College for the title of GISSA champions. Combined with the girls, Geelong College finished 4th overall. The senior boys enjoyed wins in all but one event and won the senior boys category. The junior boys finished 6th and had strong wins in their relays.

We started strongly as a team and after the first set of relays Geelong Combined was sitting in 8th place, but as the night went on the boys began to tire and we fell just behind Caulfield to finish 10th after the final race. Special mentions must go to Jonathan Ng with his courageous 4th place in the 200m freestyle and to my Co-Captain, Harry Kershaw, for his 5th in the SOm Butterfly. All the boys swam their hardest and achieved personal bests on the night. I am very proud of how far the boys came along this year. It was great that from my first year in Year 7 in swimming we were able to get some wins on the board and show our true competitive spirit each and every Saturday. Special mention must go to Dean Alchin who coached the boys each Saturday, Kenny McClelland who took the morning training sessions, Mrs Smith, Mrs Cleary from Senior School, alongside Ms Oates and Mrs Peake from Middle and Junior School who helped out each Saturday and Mrs Porter who made sure each week ran smoothly. Fraser Mahony, Co-Captain

Despite our successes at the local level, we were sure to keep a level head when it came time for the APS finals night held at MSAC. With the stands packed with what appeared like the entire school from Caulfield and St Kevins spectating, it was set to be an exciting night.

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Girls Swimming & Diving Team 5th Row: Haley Cielesh, Keeley Troop, Laura Cayzer, Jessica Sercombe, Sarah Everitt, Chloe O'Connor, Summer Russell, Emma Casey, Eve Bras/is, Gemma Savage, Alicia Newton, Veronica Cheung, Sophie Young, Jessica Loftus, Laura Peebles. 4th Row: Behlana Robinson, Libby Falkiner, Mardi Stapleton, Phoebe Cunningham, Sarah Smith, Georgie Allen, Eliza Fordham, Charlotte Midgley, Georgia Blood, Rose Jennett, Tara Boness, Annabel Whitford, Georgia Brown, Jade Davie, Annie Dong. 3rd Row: Mrs Petrina Porter (Teacher in Charge - Swimming), Paris Briffa, Tansy Pereira, Emily Bagnara, Amara Bett, Luxe Coils, Esther Morgan, Zoe Sandner, Grace Vincent, Ellie Barr, Lily Mathews, Tiana Schurmann, Laura Ryan, Lily Gilby, Lily Morgan, Mrs Meredith Boardman (Diving Coach), Mr George Niewman (Diving Coach). 2nd Row: Lucy Young, Orlaith Plowman, Katie O'Connor, Liv Geary, Lily Edwards, Julia Mann, Bronte Panckridge (Swimming Captain), Emma Carruthers (Diving Captain), Abby Andrew, Lara Adams, Khianna Chapman, Rosie Cooke, Tijanna Young. 1st Row: Tahlia Morel, Antonia Bowlen, Isobel Corrie Smith, Madeline Landos, Olivia Batten, Harriet Jennett, Tie/le Lyons. Absent: Mr Kenny Mclelland (Coach).

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Overall, Geelong College placed 4th in the boy and girl categories, and 1st in the Junior Girls' Division. This was a fantastic effort for our first GISSA competition.

The 2014 swimming season was an exciting one for the girls squad. As captain, I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the girls through many training sessions and bus trips to Melbourne.

The team also produced impressive results at the APS finals in late March at Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. We were up against strong competition. Some were wearing Victorian state swimming bathers and two girls broke records on the night. Many of our younger girls, who had never swum at APS before, were feeling quite nervous and the Melbourne schools' large cheer squads didn't help.

Despite tough competition throughout the season, the girls rose to the challenge with outstanding efforts and personal bests. Our first meet at Haileybury, a pool we were not very familiar with, was a great start to the season. Even though Haileybury are known as a strong opposition, the girls swam their very best, resulting in many great times. Eve Braslis and Rose Jennett swam very fast 100-metre freestyle races and Tansy Pereira, despite carrying an injury, participated in as many races as possible. The girls then swam at home against Carey and their Geelong Grammar rivals. Despite some of the younger girls being intimidated by Carey's war cry, all girls fought hard to achieve great times. Sophie Young and Sarah Smith raced extremely well for personal best times in freestyle, while Georgie Allen and Haley Cielesh recorded personal bests in backstroke. In March, the Geelong College swimming squad competed in the Geelong Independent Schools Sport Association for the first time. The team of 36 swimmers competed at Geelong Grammar against seven other schools. As GISSA was a new competition for us, we were unsure how the day would unfold. We swam our hardest, producing many great results. Behlana Robinson (Year 8) had a great day, winning all four of her events. The Under 15 girls, including Ellie Barr, Eve Braslis, Tara Boness and Chloe Hedditch, won their freestyle relay.

Our swimmers still produced many great results, with Charlotte Midgley placing 2nd in her breaststroke event and Behlana Robinson 3rd in her breaststroke. The U14 4x50m Medley Relay placed 3rd and the U14 4x50m Freestyle Relay 1st, an outstanding result. While we didn't finish in the top 3, the girls should be commended for their commitment in ensuring each race was filled. Our team's spirit was a highlight as the girls supported each other in their races. The girls must be congratulated on a great swimming season, with many personal bests recorded as well as general technique improvements. This would not have been achieved without great support from our coaches: Mrs Smith, Mrs Cleary, Ms Henning for being there for the girls at all Saturday meets and trainings, Mr Kenny McClelland for his excellent training sessions and encouragement throughout the season, and especially Mrs Porter for her ongoing support of the swimmers and behind-the-scenes organisation of each meet.

Bronte Panckridge, Captain

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Boys APS Swimming & Diving Team 3rd Row: Mrs Jennifer Peake (Coach), }ordy Edwards, Brayden Allan, Elliott Grossnickle, Jack Sheridan, Johnson Ho, Jonathan Ng, James Paterson, Mr Dean A/chin (Coach). 2nd Row: Mrs Meredith Boardman (Diving Coach), Connor Pawsey, Lach/an Congdon, Daniel Schaub, Patrick Iredell, Mitch Taylor, Hamish Lyall, Mr George Niewman (Diving Coach), Mrs Petrina Porter (Teacher in Charge - Swimming). 1st Row: Patrick Heyward, Ethan Bras/is, Fraser Mahony (Co-Captain of Swimming), Harry Kershaw (Co-Captain ofSwimming),James Humphries, Travis Couchman.

Diving 2014 proved to be a most successful and productive year for The Geelong College Diving team. With many strong competitors in our team, both the junior and senior divers had an absolutely amazing season, packed full of new dives, personal bests and exciting competition. With the addition to our coaching team of Mrs Meredith Boardman and our staples Mr George Niewman, Georgia Ratcliffe and Sophie Faulkner, each diver had their sights set on improving and refining their skills. Their incredible improvement is a credit to these coaches. They made every practice session both enjoyable and motivating. Many of our divers came from the Middle School and consequently were new to our wacky and waterlogged ways of pin drops off the 3-metre board and waterlines. However, each and every one formed many strong new bonds with the rest of the team. This was particularly pleasing for our diving team as a whole, as a main aim of the seniors this season was to work with the younger members to make sure that diving was a team experience, despite the individual placing system.

Commendations go to our MSAC divers. In the boys competition Hamish Lyall placed 4th in the Under 15B division, Paddy Heyward placed 5th in the Under 14Bs andjordy Edwards placed 5th in the 16As. Among the girls, Emily Bagnara finished 1st in the Under 14B division, Tijanna Young was 2nd in the Under 15Bs, while both Briana Perry and Gemma Savage came 4th in the Under 15A and Under 16B divisions respectively. Georgia Brown placed 5th in the Under 16As, and Summer Russell and Emma Casey held the fort in the Under 17s, both placing 6th, whilst Abby Andrew finished 4th in the Open division. In many cases this season, our newer divers were faced with the challenge of competing against incredibly experienced opposition from each of the other APS schools. They worked through the challenge with admirable sportsmanship. Sometimes they came up triumphant with a placing, and sometimes came home on the bus with dogged determination to improve. Our older divers are also to be congratulated, as they worked hard to cement and perfect their practised dives, and were highly successful in doing so. Our Open divers faced the challenge of learning a completely new fourth dive for our division. This was achieved with extra training sessions at 7am and by organising sneaky trips to MSAC. No success would have come without this hard work and our coaches and organisers rightfully deserve all the accolades that are showered on the diving team. Thanks must also go to the parents who courier our divers every week for each training session, and to Mrs Ratcliffe and Mrs Shier, who worked so hard to organise everything this year to make our diving season the best it could be.

Emma Carruthers, Captain

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Girls APS Swimming & Diving Team 4th Row: Chloe O'Connor, Summer Russell, Liese/ Fraser, Emma Casey, Eve Bras/is, Gemma Savage, Jade Davie, Annabel Whitford, Amara Bett. 3rd Row: Mrs Petrina Porter (Teacher In Charge), Georgie Allen, Keeley Troop, Laura Cayzer, Ally Howie, Charlotte Midgley, Georgia Blood, Sophie Young; Jessica Loftus, Georgia Brown. 2nd Row: Mr George Niewman (Coach), Beh/ana Robinson, Phoebe Cunningham, Sarah Smith, Ellie Barr, Zoe Sandner, Rose Jennett, Tara Boness, Emily Bagnara, Mrs Meredith Boardman. 1st Row: Orlaith Plowman, Lucy Young;Julia Mann, Bronte Panckridge (Swimming Captain), Emma Carruthers (Diving Captain), Abby Andrew, Olivia Batten, Tiana Schurmann, Tijanna Young. Absent: Eva Baensch, Izzy Greer, Chloe Hedditch, Charlotte Kay, Bridget Mapleson, Brianna Perry, Niamh Potter.

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Surfing Team 2nd Row: Jake Wootton, Gerard Donovan (Co-ordinator), Lewy Wright, Max Lazarus. 1st Row: Tom Wright, Jemima Hutchins, Fergus Willett, Henry Hutchins. Absent: Nelson Brand, Jackson Kay, Ben Robbins (Coach).

Surfing On Wednesday the 7th of May nine surfers headed to Phillip Island to compete in the Independent Schools State Surfing team titles. We originally planned to get in a long surf before dark to test out the conditions. However, the bus was delayed and we only had time for a short surf in what light remained. We then headed to the local pizza restaurant to load up in preparation for a big day of surfing. The next morning we headed down to the beach. After winning the competition last year The Geelong College team was seeded through to the semi-final. We gained a strong lead from the start of the semi-final and held on until the finish. Best surfers in the semi- were Lewy Wright and Fergus Willett who both pieced together some nice turns. We moved through to the final against St Ignatius College, Newhaven College and our toughest opponents, Christian College. Although all schools surfed exceptionally well, Geelong College ended up winning the title for the second year in a row. The standout performers in the final were Jake Wootton and Henry and Jemima Hutchins. The team should be congratulated on taking out the title with a great showing from all surfers. Thanks to Mr Donovan, Mr Robbins and Graham Chisholm for their support on the day.

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Boys First Waterpolo Team 2nd Row: Mr DA/chin (Coach), Toby Mooney, Nicholas Malishev, Patrick Crisp, Angus Wylie. 1st Row: Alexander Selway, Fraser Mahony, William Golightly (Captain), Simon Senan, Nicholas Cayzer. Absent: Harry Welleman.

Boys Waterpolo The Geelong College entered three very competitive teams in this year's APS Waterpolo competition: two in 2nd division and a Year 10 team. Coaches Dean Alchin, Kenny McClelland and his son Gabe McClelland ran a great program, one that has increased numbers each year.

I'd like to thank the parents for their enthusiastic support. Thanks must also go to the coaches for their work in building the three great teams and, of course, to Mrs Porter. She goes beyond the call of duty to ensure the program runs smoothly and we never miss out on a game. William Golightly, Captain

With last year's 1st team undefeated, the boys were keen to match their achievement. We were able to achieve this, although we had some close games, usually leaving it until the last quarter. Angus Wylie's strength at centre forward along with the speed of Fraser Mahony and the knowledge and skill of Simon Senan meant we were very dangerous in attack. The experience of Alex Selway, Nicholas Cayzer, Nicholas Malishev and Pat Crisp, who were all playing their second season in the 1sts, ensured a well-bonded team from day one. Toby Mooney, in his first season, became a crucial part of the team structure, while Harry Welleman saved many shots at goal with his skill and reach. The 2nds played every game with fierce determination and skill. Jack Sheridan provided great leadership, while newcomers Lewis Robilliard and Jonathan Ng showed great improvement over the season. Guided by the more experienced players - Harry McIntyre, Lewis Burns, Dayne Jackson, Gus Boyd, Ian Bell and Carey Foley - the team, although struggling for numbers, showed cohesion and consistency. James Gorell in goals was an added bonus. These boys will no doubt make up the 1st team in 2015. The Year 10s had a difficult start to the year with Lachlan Stokie their only experienced player. Nevertheless, they worked hard at training, building their skills to become a fiercely competitive team. Newcomers Liam Chalmers, Tom Page, Ned McIntyre, Sam Conway, Sam Allen, Will Morrison, Tom King, Angus Longden, Matthew Malishev, Charlie Langley, Matthew Deahl, Sam Jess, Charlie Blond, Flynn Vernon and James Gorell showed great determination. They improved their skills each game and often played two games to make up numbers for the 2nd team.

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Girls First Waterpolo Team 2nd Row: Mr DA/chin (Coach), Katie-Rose Campbell, Claudia Conway, Laura Cayzer, Morgan Perry. 1st Row: Bridget Mapleson, Georgie Allen, Annabel Scott (Captain), Charlotte Kay, Rose Jennett. Absent: Olympia Wild, Mr K McClelland (Coach).

Girls Waterpolo The Girls' Waterpolo squad had another terrific season. After losing a large proportion of Year 12s, the girls knew they had big shoes to fill, but in true College spirit they took on the challenge with fierce determination and pride. Having played since Year 9 and constantly looked up to the older players, it has been a privilege to lead the squad this season.

with the assistance of a coach as cool as Kenny, this team is likely to be fierce in the future. Waterpolo has provided me with some of my fondest APS memories. It has also taught me a thing or two about being mentally and physically strong. A big thanks to my coach of four years, Kenny McClelland, Dean Alchin and Mrs Porter for all her hard work during this season and, of course, my fellow players past and present.

Annabel Scott, Captain

It was pleasing to see the growth in Waterpolo numbers continue from last year. The Geelong College entered 1st, 2nd and Year 9 teams in the APS competition. The transformation in skills and ability to read the game by many girls who had not touched a Waterpolo ball before was phenomenal, particularly the Year 9s and a few tenacious Year 8s. Congratulations to all the girls for their strength and determination this season. The 2nd team, consisting of a few new girls, had quite a difficult season. Many extremely hard-fought games ended in close losses. Their improvement each week, individually and as a team, was a credit to coach Kenny McClelland. His instructions were extremely clear and his ability to create an atmosphere of confidence among the players was amazing to watch. The 1st girls had one of their most challenging seasons to date, finishing with just one win, a draw and a few scorelines we would rather forget. However, this season was certainly not a negative one. With fresh, young players coming up from Year 9 and the 2nds proving their ability to be strong players in the future, these girls have had a glimpse of playing water polo at the 1st level. This group rose to every challenge thrown at them and their consistent motivation held the team together. All players adapted to new positions that needed filling. Bridget Mapleson took on the difficult task of goalie, Morgan Perry at centre back dealt with players twice her weight and Claudia Conway often took on the role of a reliable centre forward. With a bit more teamwork, cooperation and tenacity, which can be easily achieved

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Boys Second Waterpolo Team

Girls Second Waterpolo Team

2nd Row: Mr DA/chin (Coach), Cary Foley, Lewis Burns, James Gorell, fan Bell.

2nd Row: Mr DA/chin (Coach), Chloe Wynter, Abby Brierly, Liesel Fraser, Lucinda Milner.

1st Row: Sam Allen, Thomas Page, Angus Boyd, Jack Sheridan, Charlie Langley, Dayne Jackson.

1st Row: Emma Threadgofd, Jessica Stewart, Emily Jackson, Katya Boness, Nina Brown.

Absent: Harry McIntyre.

Absent: Grace Carroll, Lily Cox, Sophie Weaver, Mr K McClelland (Coach).

Boys Year 10 Waterpolo Team

Girls Year 9 Waterpolo Team

2nd Row: Mr DA/chin (Coach), Angus Boyd, fan Bell, Flynn Vernon, James Gorell, Cary Foley, Matthew Deahl, Charlie Blond, Matthew Mafishev.

2nd Row: Mr DA/chin (Coach), Brianna Perry, Grace Stewart, Eliza Lawson, Izzy Greer, Sophie Walmsley.

1st Row: Liam Chalmers, Dayne Jackson, Lach/an Stokie, Sam jess, William Morrison, Charlie Langley, Sam Conway, Thomas Page, Sam Allen.

1st Row: Harrietjennett,jacqui Greer, Layla Murrihy, Rose Cashman, Dominique Russell, Lily Gilby.

Absent: Tom King, Angus Longden.

Absent: Mr K McClelland (Coach).

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Boys First Tennis Team 2nd Row: Robbie Britt, James Fitzpatrick, Charlie Curnow, Sam Goodear, Darcy Narita. 1st Row: Harry Furphy, Ben Robinson, Zaine Cordy (Captain), Nicholas Cayzer, Simon Senan. Absent: Mr Simon Keeble (Coach).

The 10A and 10C teams had a stellar season, which included convincing wins over Geelong Grammar, Haileybury and Wesley College. Having watched a few of their games, I have no doubt there are potential 1st players in this group and this is very exciting for the future. Special mentions go to Matt Synoradzki, Will Knuckey, Lach Ian Baensch and Harry Kelly for their strong contributions all season long. These teams were very well coached and managed by Phil Rich and Ms Hallows.

Boys Tennis The 2013/2014 tennis season had its ups and down. With a huge number of Year 12 players leaving last year, it was down to the new leaders to step up to the plate. I have to commend all boys who represented Geelong College this season because they are playing in arguably the strongest school-based tennis competition in Australia.

The 9B and 9C teams, coached by talented Geelong Tennis players Jordan Drew and Adam Lasky, had a great start to senior school tennis with numerous hard-fought victories. It is great to see the boys adapting well to the step-up to the older levels of competition; not only being competitive, but winning most matches. Special mentions go to James Norton, James Glover, Tom McDonald and Hamish Manning.

Once again the 1st team was unable to conjure a win this year; however, we had three very narrow defeats against Scotch, Wesley and Geelong Grammar. This is testament to the boys' willingness to compete and play well against quality opposition. Special mentions must go to Charlie Curnow and Darcy Narita, who were our best performers throughout the year. A very big thank you to our two coaches, Simon Keeble and Mick Mullen, for making this season an enjoyable one and helping to improve our skills.

Huge thanks go to all the coaches and Mrs Filling for her amazing work to organise all the matches. Without these wonderful people the tennis program would not be possible.

The 2nd team had a magnificent season with some strong wins against tough opposition and some narrow loses. The generals of the team, Simeon Flanagan and Austin Sutterby, were inspirational with their glorious ground strokes and ruthless will to win. Under the guidance of veteran Mr Naylor, the boys improved throughout the season. Some of the boys pushed for 1st selection, which was pleasing to see.

Zaine Cordy, Captain

The 3rd, 4th and 5th teams all had very promising seasons and worked extremely hard to improve their skills. They were coached by Mr Morgan, Ms Saunders and Mr Conway respectively. Each of the teams had some great wins. Special mentions go to Toby Profitt, James Ragg, Andy Slattery, Oscar Radalj, Josh Haskett and Albert Su, who all produced strong performances.

Note: Zaine Cordy has been our top-ranked player for most of his years at Senior School. He played very well this season in the number one position, winning a large number of his matches against very talented opponents. Zaine's prowess on the court was recognised with his selection in the APS representative team, which is an outstanding achievement. Mrs Filling, Teacher in Charge, Tennis

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Girls First Tennis Team 2nd Row: Alice McGregor, Philippa Thorne, Claudia Conway, Sophie Clark. 1st Row: Ashley Bell, Emma Furphy, Sabrina Lewicki (Captain), Emma Nixon (Vice Captain), Bronte Connoley. Absent: Mrs Julie Golightly (Coach).

The Inter A side had a fantastic run. Full of keen new players, the team worked well together and achieved outstanding results. This group, coached by Ari Levinson, displayed great skills alongside determined ambition. It was amazing to have the Inter A team complete their fourth consecutive season undefeated. Many of the girls showed they have a long and promising future in Geelong College tennis.

Girls Tennis This Geelong College Girls Tennis season was very enjoyable. In many tough matches across all the teams, Geelong College proved itself a side to watch against the other APS and AGS schools. After losing a few Year 12s last year, the 1st team spots were quickly taken up by new girls who showed their ambition. After a few final close matches against some of the stronger opposition, the girls achieved 4th place on the ladder, an amazing feat. Congratulations to the girls for doing their best week in, week out.

The Inter Bteam, coached this season by Ari and Daniel Barnett, was very competitive and achieved a few impressive wins. The team worked steadily to improve their skills and technique while developing their understanding of the game. The girls enjoyed the season and this produced success in numerous ways including the scores and the improvement of the players themselves.

My vice-captain, Emma Nixon, has been exceptional, showing her dedication to the team and leading the younger players along a great path for the future. The other 1st girls all worked so hard this season and their results demonstrated this.

Thank you to those involved in making this season enjoyable for all and, in particular, Mrs Filling. She dedicated many hours of her time to make sure that the Senior School tennis program ran flawlessly.

Thank you to our coaches, Julie Golightly and Michael Mullen, who showed just how dedicated they were through the tough times and developed the team into the strongest that we could possibly be. The 2nd team proved to be full of ambitious girls who showed they were a force to be reckoned with. Their coach, Sue Anderson, watched over them each week as the girls played exceptionally well. The team managed to win all matches except for one narrow defeat, which is a very commendable effort. Well done to these girls for their remarkable consistency.

Sabrina Lewicki, Captain

Note: Sabrina has been a most valuable and talented member of the Girls 1st Tennis team throughout her four years at Senior School. She has been an outstanding leader and player and is to be congratulated on being selected in the APS representative team this year.

Mrs Filling, Teacher in Charge, Tennis

The 3rd Blue and Green teams, coached by Ms Guillermina Ulloa and Stephanie Guy, had many tough matches, but this did not stop the girls from working their hardest. Starting with respectable losses, they fought back and had many deserving wins. The girls' skills improved dramatically from day one onwards and they should be proud of their achievements.

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Boys Second Tennis Team

Boys Third Tennis Team

2nd Row: Mr Gregory Naylor (Coach), Simeon Flanagan, Davis George, Alec Attwood, Austin Sutterby.

2nd Row: Kevin Ni, Tom Vaughan, Hugh Bell, Tom Shembrey, Mr Chris Morgan (Coach).

1st Row: jock Slattery, Leon Comben, Mackenzie Ch rimes, Darcy Witcombe, Toby Profitt.

1st Row: Joe Fowler, Louis Molyneux, Andrew Waterhouse, James Ragg, Nicolas McDowell.

Absent: Lewis Burns.

Absent: Aaron Sayers.

Boys Fourth Tennis Team

Boys Fifth Tennis Team

2nd Row: Andy Slattery, Dean Jeremie, Albert Su, Oscar Radalj, David Wu, Ms Kylie Saunders (Coach).

Jacky Chiu, Michael Tso, Liam Drury, Mitchell Goninon, Corey Mirabelli.

1st Row: lac Yeaman, Mitchell Dowling, Samuel Porter, jack Calvert, Matthew Appelbe.

Absent: Mr Paul Conway (Coach), Connor Blake, Joshua Haskett, Hugh Neerhut, Zachary Plumridge, Sam Russell, Carl Schultz.

Boys 10A Tennis Team

Boys 10C Tennis Team

2nd Row: Jordan O'Leary, William Knuckey, Harry Shannon, Oscar Beaumont-Kelly.

2nd Row: Blair Waters, Lach/an Stokie, Morgan Bett, Tom Midgley, Tim Torode.

1st Row: Luke Henry, James Waterhouse, Kade Cullen.

1st Row: Lach/an Baensch, Lucas Whittem, Max Dawe, Lach/an Minahan, Harry Kelly

Absent: Mr Phil Rich (Coach), Harrison Brown, Matthew Synoradzki.

Absent: Ms Sarah Hallows (Coach), Harrison Brown, Liam Giles, Nicholas Manton, Sandy Nelson.

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Boys 98 Tennis Team

Boys 9C Tennis Team

2nd Row: James Norton, Edward Sillitoe, Jared Boyce, James Glover, Will Townson.

2nd Row: Nicholas Proebstl, Hamish Manning, Tom McDonald, Nathan Gao.

1st Row: Oliver Manton, Albie Kay, Allen Miao.

1st Row:Jason Sun, William Carey, Endre Padanyi.

Absent: Mr Jordan Drew (Coach).

Absent: Mr Adam Lasky (Coach), Mitchell Jones, Angus McDonald.

Boys SA Tennis Team

Boys 88 Tennis Team

2nd Row: Barbara Carlson, Hamish Hill, Thomas Milner, William Gorell, Tom Kokalis, Sam Wood.

2nd Row: jack Moorfoot, Ned Cox, Lach/an Sutherland. 1st Row: Charlie Richardson, James Di vola, Tyler Wright, Caleb Brozina.

1st Row: Blake Coutts, Charlie McArthur, Harry Brozek, Andrew Synoradzki. Coach: Barbara Carlson.

Boys SC Tennis Team 2nd Row: Luke Perry, Ethan Gubbels, Lach/an Osborne, Luke De Young. 1st Row: Angus Williams, William Hanrahan, Shannon Daykin, Rory Vagg, Danny Nguyen. Coach: Shannon Daykin.

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Boys 7A Tennis Team

Boys 78 Tennis Team

2nd Row: Michael O'Donnell,jeremy Goddard,Jax Cross, Nicholas Conway, Will Rees, Oliver Alvarez De Toledo.

2nd Row: Lucy Bishop, Nico Dawe, Ngor Aker, Chan Aker, Ben Townson.

1st Row: Evan Giles, Noah Goodall-Wilson, Sam Hall, Jack Newnham, Luke McCoy, Oscar Abikhair.

Coach: Lucy Bishop.

1st Row: Tom Crozier, Marcus Molloy, Julian Selway, Hadi AI-Musawi.

Coach: Michael O'Donnell.

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Girls Second Tennis Team

Girls Third Blue Tennis Team

2nd Row: Mrs Sue Anderson (Coach), Natalie Collett, Harshini Baskaran, Hannah Sheppard, Eliza McGrath, Georgie Unkenstein.

2nd Row: Ms Guillermina Ulloa (Coach), Emily Nash, Elana Berton, Hannah Watson, Elizabeth Klein, Abbey Newton, Tiffany Wong.

1st Row: Alexandra Lever, Emelie Joubert, Nina Brown, Alex Berry, Isabelle Bennison.

1st Row: Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Beata Chen, Gracie Wootton, Helena Hewitt, Irene Wang, Arcadia De Young.

Girls Third Green Tennis Team

Girls Intermediate A Tennis Team

2nd Row: Meg Read, Georgia Hosking, Isadora Hanley, Ellie Drayton, Sarah Cook.

2nd Row: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Mollie Fernandez, Liesel Fraser, Angela Morris, Mr Ari Levinson (Coach).

1st Row: Izzy Summers, Ela Rutherford, Meg Kent-Spark, Angelica Wootton, Bella Greene.

1st Row: Sophie Gough, Claudia Rose, Neve Horvat, Amy You, Samantha Simson.

Absent: Ms Steph Guy (Coach), Amber Hewitt.

Girls Intermediate B Tennis Team

Girls Junior A Blue Tennis Team

2nd Row: Molly Russell, Laura Turnbull, Olivia Anderson, Amy Christian, Victoria Wood.

2nd Row: Isabel Sayers, Olympia Binos, Morgan Cullen, Penelope Blight, Catherine Clark, Alex Booker.

1st Row: Emma Mcfee, Cate Moody, Meg Suter, Melis Layik, Adeline Xie.

1st Row:Jacqui Greer, Millie Martin, Mimmi Balaam, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Xanthia Gregory, Rose Hosking.

Absent: Mr Daniel Barnett (Coach).

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Girls Junior B Tennis Team

Girls Junior C Tennis Team

2nd Row: Rosy Brierly, Georgie Roderick, Isobel Dobie, Cindy Chen, Iona Bu/ford.

2nd Row: Chloe Yates, Rachel Rowbottom, Emma-Lee Mansfield, Courtney Bartlett, Edwina Brodie.

1st Row: Olivia Porte, Ella Pullin, Ebony Skene, Georgia Karavitis, Emily O'Brien.

1st Row: Amba Whitley, Skye Lockwood, Sarah Alhadi, Claudia Joubert, Jialin Miao, Lucy McLaughlin.

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First Softball Team 3rd Row: Amelia Fitzgerald, Jessica Campbell, Tia Paterson-Dunn, Louisa Cheatley, Iman A/frink. 2nd Row: Brittany Neate, Celine Ingram, Taiya Duffin-Lowah, Monique Wiener, Alexandra Jablonsky, Mrs Andrea McGucken. 1st Row: Cherry Cheung, Caitlyn Grace-Long, Shannessy Ward, Corina Palmer, Tiahna Proebstl, Verena Muehlbauer, Sherry Lee Watson.

Softball This year's softball season has been a great experience for all involved. The senior and junior softball teams began the season full of excitement and enthusiasm. With a large number of junior teams, our softball prowess is sure to improve in the coming years. All the girls worked hard to improve their skills and were greatly encouraged by their fantastic coaches. The Junior C team was coached by the wonderful Lynne Wilmott. Lynne is a very experienced coach who was charged with working with the new faces to softball, mainly Year 7s. Her team were very enthusiastic and gradually developed their softball skills. They had a great season and thoroughly enjoyed every game. The Junior Bteam had the pleasure of being coached by Lauren Heyward. Being once pare of The Geelong College's softball team and having come up through the ranks herself, her knowledge of the sport has been a huge bonus. Her team of Year 8s was a mixture of new faces and second-season players. They won four of their six games for a well-deserved, successful season overall.

The one and only softball team at Senior School this year consisted of 12 new players and only five 'oldies'. This proved to be a challenge in the first few weeks, as we were teaching many of the new players not only the skills of the games but also the rules. We did not let this bother us and the senior team had a great start to the season. We won our first game and were excited about the hopefully successful season ahead of us. Unfortunately, that was the last game that we were to win. However, as the season progressed we focused less on the final score and more on improving our skills, communication and enjoyment. Although it wasn't a very successful season score-wise, we tried our best in every game and gave it our all regardless of the score. This brought us very close as a team, and we were reminded throughout the season that showing good sportsmanship and working together were far more important than winning. This season of softball has been incredible fun and a wonderful experience. I would like to thank all the coaches and Ms Andrea McGucken (TIC Softball) for all their efforts and wish the girls well for the seasons ahead. Corina Palmer, Captain

The Junior A coach was Tayla Supple. Tayla is a state and national player so she brought a large skill set to the Junior A team. This was the Year 8 girls' second season of softball. Their confidence and skills developed considerably under Tayla's guidance, with a couple of good wins coming their way, including their last game against a previously unbeaten GGS side.

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Year 8 Softball Team

Year SA Softball Team

2nd Row: Josie Brzoska, Pippi McDonald, Tamara Schumacher, Laura Blundy Jones, Sarah McQuinn.

2nd Row: Macy Lockyer, Claire Morrison, Ava Gorell, Sadie Longden.

1st Row: Jessica Neville, Katherine Klein, Sue Bradford, Alex Hodge, An Trinh.

1st Row: Jessica Mclachlan, Olivia Ruggero, Madeleine Salveson, Olivia Lord, Sophie Toi.

Coach: Sue Bradford.

Year 7C Softball Team 2nd Row: Grace Carroll, Jade Kurien, Ciara Philpott, Jacinta Padanyi. 1st Row: Lisa Quix, Claire Townson, Celine Fang, Tillie Marshall-Ramsay.

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First Football Team 3rd Row: Sean Holroyd, Tim Hosking, Michael de Blaquiere, Darby Schilder, Harry Welleman, Charlie Curnow, Cody Deppe/er, Alex Witherden, Austin Sutterby. 2nd Row: Harry McIntyre, Angus Wylie, Harry Dalton, Nicholas McGuane, Luke Henry, Sam Hosking, Nick Maishman, Nick Morwood, Matthew Bird. 1st Row: Tom King, Lach/an Morwood, laine Cordy (Deputy Captain), Harry Kershaw (Deputy Captain),Joe Maishman (Captain), Blake Sutterby (Vice Captain), Xavier Seller, William Simson, Braeden Eddy. Coaches (Absent): Frank Fopiani, Cameron Loftus, Brad Ottens.

The 2nd boys consisted ofa number of both Year 11 and 12 players. The 2nds had a very enjoyable season, despite only three wins. The players showed great development as the season progressed. Through the strong coaching of Kane Purcell and Corey Chapman, the side's competitive nature increased to produce more intensity and aggression in matches, with Will Simson and Beau Fincham keen to show off their skill to the Melbourne sides.

Football The 2014 season was enjoyable for The Geelong College Football department and its players and families. There were many highlights, with boys across all year levels from Years 7 and 8 to the 1st XVIII putting in a tremendous effort every week. The Year 8As had an exceptional year remaining undefeated while the Year 8Cs only lost the one game, their last for the season, by a narrow margin. The Year 9s had a very successful year, finishing with five wins and five losses. They were led from the front by the likes ofTom Page, James Glover and the dynamic pocket-rockets Cooper and Lachie Hosking. The 10As experienced a year full of highs and lows. After a reasonably successful Year 9 campaign in Division B in 2013, the Year 10 team was entered in the A Division. Experiencing the difference in standards, the Year 10s were quick to realise more was required to have an impact on games and gain the desired results. Under the impressive coaching of Mark Hovey and the leadership of Kyle Comben and Alex West, the players worked hard on the track. As a result, they were able to perform on the field for the rest of the season achieving four wins. The 10Cs enjoyed a successful year despite being consistently undermanned. They sometimes played with less than a full side and on some occasions called on the Year 9 boys to help out. They developed a strong sense of camaraderie and team spirit. The team recorded two wins for the season.

The 1sts' season consisted of some great wins and some very narrow losses. The more senior footballers were very keen to start the season early to ensure that we were mentally and physically prepared. Mark Boxer, our conditioning coach, put the boys through rough and rigorous sessions throughout the preseason. Starting well with 4 wins and 1 loss, there were good signs for a very successful year and the boys were looking towards a premiership season. This was not to be the case. Unfortunately, the back half of the year did not produce nearly as much success, finishing with 5 wins and 5 losses. Despite this, the team played a great brand of football against very strong opposition with everyone still managing to enjoy their footy. 2014 was a successful season for all squads. I would like to congratulate all footballers who were a part of the program, a program that I am proud to have been involved with over many years. Good luck to the younger boys in seasons to come. Joe Maishman, 1st XVIII Captain

The 3rds had a breakout year, demonstrating courage and charisma in their game style and tactics. They fought hard every match, led ably by Alex Divola. Although they achieved only 2 wins, they came out the end of the season with their heads held high. Best players consistently being Alexander Selway, Alex Divola, Lewy Wright and Harry Furphy.

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Boys Second Football Team

Boys Third Football Team

3rd Row: Callum Mackay, Lach/an Holdsworth, Cooper Bingham, jack Sheridan, Nicholas McGuane, Hugo Potgieter, Larry Willett, Harry Gow. 2nd Row: Alex Wilson, Patrick Nagle, Tom Vaughan, Simeon Flanagan (Captain), Will Shaw, Edward Walmsley, Alex Cincotta, Nicholas Cayzer. 1st Row: Corey Mirabelli, Brad Fuller, Cam Barr, Nelson Brand, Luke Bell, Mackenzie Chrimes, Max de Been, William Simson. Absent: Beau Fincham, Corey Chapman (Coach), Kane Purcell (Coach).

3rd Row: Will Golightly, Blake Osburn, Will Duffield, Benjamin Malone, Robert Merri/lees-Larsen, Lewis Burns, Sam Goodear, Sam Russell, Jake Mitchell. 2nd Row: Jacob Morgan,Bryce Jenkins, Tom Shembrey, Lewy Wright, Liam Watson, Lachie Crozier, Andrew Waterhouse, Jesse Blundy Jones, Alexander Selway. 1st Row: Jake Wootton, Darcy Narita, Fergus Laidlaw, Alex Divola, Robbie Britt, jock Slattery, Harry Furphy. Absent: Connor Blake, Hugo Frank, Jesse Livermore, Jonathan Ng David Ruby, Austin Snarskis, Darcy Witcombe, Ben Lehman (Coach), Anthony Petkovic (Coach).

Boys 10A Football Team

Boys 10C Football Team

3rd Row: jasper Bingham, Charlie Blond, Thomas Wright, James Gorell, Will Morrison, Alexander West, James Waterhouse, Will Lord, Max Lazarus. 2nd Row: Andy Falkiner, Jeremy Carruthers, Nick Maishman, Sam Coutts, Luke Henry, Sam jess, jordy Edwards, Harry Shannon, Tyler Castles. 1st Row: Kyle Comben, Charlie Langley, Charlie Crozier, Brayden Allan, Dougal McKindlay, Lach/an Morwood, Gus Boyd, Mason Spikers Assistant Coach: James Friend (Absent). Coach: Mark Hovey (Absent).

3rd Row: Harry Kelly, Tom Midgley, Patrick Molloy, Will Morrison, Matthew Jackman, Andy Falkiner, Harry Hayes. 2nd Row: Patrick Hurley, Callum Schutt, Matthew Malishev, William Knuckey, Sam Crozier, Lach/an Stokie, Tom Walpole, Blair Waters.1st Row: Matthew Synoradzk, Lach/an Taylor, Alexander Morrow, Tom Burke, Sandy Nelson, Ben Batarilo. Absent: Reilly Eddy, Jonah McRae-Palmer, Noah Sebastian, Flynn Vernon. Coach: Andrew Scadden (Absent).

Boys Year 9 Football Team

3rd Row: Sam Allen, Oliver Manton, Thomas Page, Leyton Mahon, Oscar Malone, Rory Radalj, Paddy Taylor, Doogs Felton, Jack Holdsworth, Sebastian Courtnay, Albie Kay. 2nd Row: Jack Henderson, Edward Sillitoe, Oscar Brownless, James Glover, Matthew Deahl, Oscar Luke, Sam Harris, Sam Conway, Lach/an Cashman, Nicholas Mackay, Will Townson, James Norton. 1st Row: Lochie Hosking Hugh Mitchell, Scott Wylie, George Johnston, Bryce Newton, Matt Dowling Paddy Whittakers, Ned McIntyre, Ca/den Lyon,Jake West, Henry Hutchins, Cooper Hosking. Absent: Brad Nankervis (Assistant Coach), Mitch Reid (Coach).

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Boys SA Football Team

Boys 88 Football Team

3rd Row: Ned McHenry, William Gorell, Ned Cox, Max Witherden, Tom Kokalis.

2nd Row: Oliver Murphy, Jack Moorfoot, Lach/an Osborne, Ethan Gubbels, Lach/an Sutherland, Lachie Congdon, Jack Thornton, Blake Coutts.

2nd Row: Sam Wood, James Diva/a, lac Jackson, Fiann Holten, Tristan Phung, Euan Spikers, Charlie McArthur, Samuel Malone. 1st Row: James Gadd, Toby Lever, Hamish Hill, Lach/an Bartlett, Liam Duffy, Jamie Morwood, Liam Glover, Angus Williams.

1st Row: Andrew Synoradzki, William Hanrahan, Charlie Richardson, Will Burke, Alexander Crowe, Tyler McHarry, Tyler Wright, Caleb Brozina, Fraser Locke.

Boys 7A Football Team

Boys 7C Football Team

3rd Row: Ben Slorach, Nicholas Conway, Ben Searle, Tim Lazzaro, James Paterson.

3rd Row: Finn Walsh, Nicholas Koroneos, Oliver Courtnay, Charlie Middleton, Oscar 11/ingworth.

2nd Row: Will Page, Mitch Taylor, Kaiden Carlin, Lach/an Jones, Marcus Molloy, Nicholas Horoch. 1st Row: Luca Neerhut, Charlie Mitchell, Patrick Horoch, Ben Townson, Jeremy Goddard, George Laurie, Joey Nagle, Evan Giles.

2nd Row: Tim Colbert, Jack Newnham, Oliver Alvarez De Toledo, Luke Derksen, Ed Callan, Ngor Aker, Xavier Hall-Sullivan, Felix Drayton. 1st Row:Julian Selway, Max Mahon, Nick Burke, Harry Morphy, Tanna Comben, Sam Hall, Jackson Neate, Angus Jackman. Coach: Tim Colbert.

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First Netball Team 2nd Row: Julie-Anne Hussey (Coach), Katie-Rose Campbell, Laura Cayzer, Ella Vernon, Kirsten Caithness, Bridget Mapleson, Lucy Bishop (Coach). 1st Row: Alannah Kreidl, Zoe Dixon (Co-Captain), Claudia Conway (Co-Captain), Georgia Hosking.

Netball The 2014 season was tough for the 1st Girls, who came up against some extremely talented APS/AGSV sides but thoroughly embraced every opportunity. It was a season of development, and in searching for motivation, we adopted a philosophy where we endeavoured to "practise with a purpose and play with a passion". Despite a fairly low win-loss ratio, driven by this motto, the girls managed to remain determined through all challenges and showed their enormous resilience. One of the highlights was our win against a strong Yarra Valley side. On our home court the girls dug deep, showing an unrelenting determination and a promising sense of unity. In the charged atmosphere and highly pressured play, the girls exhibited great discipline and came away with a 15 goal win. Although this win remained lonely for the remainder of the season, we fought many great contests, applied fierce pressure and remained positive. 1st young gun Laura Cayzer won the MVP award. Her burgeoning talent and unwavering consistency was a quintessential element in our team, and she was thoroughly deserving of such a notable award. The 2nd Green team welcomed new coach Damian Stephens who along with Jess Chirnside led the girls to a pleasing 50% win-loss ratio. The girls should be congratulated on their achievements. The 2nd Blue team had it equally tough, but in this challenging environment Hannah Sheppard continued to cultivate her talent and received the 'Most Improved Player' award. Petrina Porter's long-term coaching involvement and expertise clearly aided the indomitable 3rd Blue team. They finished with an outstanding record of 6 wins and 1 draw. The 4th girls were determined to have an impact on the competition and trained hard for the entire season. They were led by the particularly competent Hannah Burchett who was named their Best and Fairest.

The Intermediate Girls had some impressive coaches in their program this year with Holly Hood, current member of the Victorian Flames representative side, leading the Inter-A Greens in their successful season. Inter-A Blue also encouraged their budding talents, none more so than Mimi Trescowthick, who rightfully earned their 'Most Improved Player' award. The formidable lnter-B Blues won 6 matches this season, and lnter-B Green, coached by ex-Collegian netballers Melody Philpott and Lucy Heath, came away with a very pleasing 7 wins. There was a strong involvement of Old Collegian netballers this year. They evidently enjoyed their time in the program and were keen to pass on their enthusiasm to our up-and-coming stars. Last year's Georgia Hughes coached the lnter-C Greens. Also in this category were Keeley Murrihy and Laura Brodie, who coached the lnter-C Blues to 7 wins under their knowledgeable guidance. For the lnter-Ds, Emma Casey was MVP and a great team influence. This season was fruitful, with many opportunities for our young netballers to harness their talents, and broaden their capacity for learning and development. This was particularly achieved through a Netball clinic where a number of specialist coaches conducted sessions. We also welcomed a talk from Geelong Cat's AFL assistant coach Paul Hood, who stressed the importance of individual acts for the betterment of the team, which he described as "putting money in the bank:' Of course, all this could not have run as flawlessly as it did without the aid of the Parent Support Group, with special thanks to conveners Megan Cayzer and Trish Conway.

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Second Blue Netball Team

Second Green Netball Team

2nd Row: Ella Wood, Zoe Gorell, Hannah Sheppard, Bronte Panckridge.

2nd Row: Gracie Wootton, Louisa Cheatley, Morgan Perry, Emily Jackson.

1st Row: Georgia Doery, Ellie Drayton, Emma Threadgold, Harshini Baskaran.

1st Row: Alexandra Lever, Amanda loannou, Georgie Allen, Summer Spikers.

Absent: Emily Jackson, Ann-Maree Sheridan (Coach).

Coaches: Jess Chirnside (Absent), Damian Stephenson (Absent).

Third Netball Team

Fourth Netball Team

2nd Row: Petrina Porter (Coach), Alexa Bedford, Elizabeth Klein, Georgie Osborne, Abbey Newton, Celine Ingram.

2nd Row: Isabella Xu, Madalyn Colman, Isadora Hanley, Hannah Burchett, Ebony Sefton.

1st Row: Arcadia De Young, Alyx Clifton, Emma Dixon, Alice McGregor.

1st Row: Cherry Cheung, Tiffany Wong, Helena Hewitt, Miranda Beatty-Kiss.

Absent: Laura Peebles.

Absent: Amelia Kelly, Emily Gilbert (Coach).

Sally Bishop implemented her extensive knowledge, gained after many years of involvement, in her new role as Netball Convener at Middle School. The majority of the games were held at Middle School this year, successfully uniting Senior School and Middle School netball. Next year Geelong College will host the Trans-Tasman netball tournament, involving a variety of schools from New Zealand and inter-state Australia. The tournament will also be played on the Middle School courts. Congratulations go to Laura Cayzer, who along with myself, was nominated for the combined APS side of 2014. Being lucky enough to get selected in this team, I really enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in such a high standard of netball, and appreciated the chance to take to the court against the AGSV's extremely talented line-up and Queensland's representative team. Thank you to Julie-Anne Hussey, our coach and the Teacher in Charge of Netball, who with the aid of Lucy Bishop, managed this season with perpetual faith and always endeavoured to give us vigour and purpose. What she has done throughout the season is much appreciated. Despite adverse situations at times, I believe the 1st Girls made enormous progress from the start of the season. Congratulations to everyone on a successful and memorable season.

Claudia Conway, Co-Captain

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Intermediate A Blue Netball Team

Intermediate A Green Netball Team

2nd Row: Charlotte McMaster, Chloe Wynter, Zara Edgar, Mimi Trescowthick, Grace Stewart.

2nd Row: Emma Gorell, Liesel Fraser, Lily Cox, Eliza Lawson, Kennedy McMaster.

1st Row: Emma Furphy, Lily Potter, Lucinda Milner, Edwina Doery.

Absent: Paige Sutterby, Holly Hood (Coach).

1st Row: Samantha Simson, Layla Murrihy,Jade Davie, Lilli Balaam.

Absent: Amy Christian, Demi Grant (Coach), Grace Iacono (Coach).

Intermediate B Blue Netball Team

Intermediate B Green Netball Team

2nd Row: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Brianna Perry, Titania Mayer, Aurelia Pereira, Claudia Rose.

2nd Row: Reilly McKenna, Mollie Fernandez, Emily Hall, Madeline Evans, Katherine Guthrie.

1st Row: Isabel Tierney, Sara Urquhart, Ruby Gow, Michaela Ryan.

1st Row: Molly McLaughlin, Ruby Buchanan, Neve Horvat, Roxy Sefton, Aleisha Mauderer.

Absent: Chloe O'Connor, Lucy Heath (Coach), Melody Philpott (Coach).

Coach: Ali Gerischer (Absent).

Intermediate C Blue Netball Team

Intermediate C Green Netball Team

2nd Row: }ala Cleaver, Chloe O'Connor, Olivia Anderson, Grace Carroll, Jessica Stewart.

2nd Row: Tori Wood, Meg Blundy Jones, Georgie McKinnon. 1st Row: Alicia Newton, Meg Suter.

1st Row: Charlotte Consedine, Brittany Neate, Rose Cashman, Laura Turnbull, Cate Moody. Absent: Laura Brodie (Coach) Keeley Murrihy (Coach).

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Intermediate D Netball Team

Junior A Netball Team

2nd Row: Taylia Reedy, Monique Wiener, Emma Casey, Veronica Cheung, Adeline Xie. 1st Row: Winnie Ho, Caitlyn Grace-Long, Apple Liu, Neive Duerden, Zoe Hui.

2nd Row: Catherine Clark, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Olympia Binos, Claire Morrison, Olivia Evans, Jessica Loftus.

Absent: Verena Muehlbauer, Jenny D'Altera (Coach), Laura Je/fs (Coach).

1st Row: Charlie Hosking, Alex Booker, Niamh Potter, Rose Hosking.

Junior B Blue Netball Team

Junior B Green Netball Team

2nd Row: Emily Bagnara, Georgie Roderick, Laura Blundy Jones, Sarah McQuinn, Behlana Robinson.

2nd Row: Eliza Walsh, Sadie Longden, Olivia Lord, Ebony Skene. 1st Row: Tilly Buchanan, Skye Lockwood, Madeline Landos.

1st Row: Claire Townson, Ellie Milner, Emma O'Callaghan, Liv Geary, Olivia Porte. Coach: Emma O'Callaghan.

Junior B White Netball Team

Junior C Blue Netball Team

2nd Row: Pippi McDonald, Ava Gorell, Mimmi Balaam, Millie Martin.

2nd Row: Amba Whitley, Lara Adams, Chloe Yates, Katherine Klein.

1st Row: Sophie Toi, Rosy Brierly, Lily Morgan, Tara Boness, Olivia Ruggero.

1st Row: Jacinta Padanyi, Lily Edwards, Tahlia Morel, Tillie Marshall-Ramsay.

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Junior C Green Netball Team

Junior D Netball Team

2nd Row: Madeleine Salveson, Xanthia Gregory, Tamara Schumacher, Cindy Chen, Courtney Bartlett.

2nd Row: Shannon Daykin, Rachel Rowbottom, Emma-Lee Mansfield, Ciara Philpott.

1st Row: Jess Lewis, Edwina Brodie, Paris Briffa.

Coach: Shannon Daykin.

Year 6 Netball Team

Year 5 Netball Team

2nd Row: Alana Henderson, Sophia Powers, Scarlette Hayden, Molly Cole.

2nd Row: Ashleigh Howell, Chase Probert.

1st Row: An Trinh,Jade Kurien, Emma Blampied, Lucy McLaughlin.

1st Row: Annabel Unkenstein, Eddie McDonald, Sarah Bath, Amelia Lymer.

1st Row: Darcey Byrne, Cassidy Bradshaw, Emma Mahon, Sarah Solly.

Coach: Carol Morris.

Absent: Jaime Osborne. Coach: Elly Hailes.

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Equestrian Team 2nd Row: Ms Kirsten Van Cleef, Rachael Goy, Penelope Blight, Charlie Blakeley, Brittany Fowler, Alyx Clifton, Mr Robert Kayler-Thomson. 1st Row: Laura Billings, Rosie Cooke, Michelle Goy, Megan Wallace, Darcy McClelland, Stephanie Nicholson, Lydia Nicholson, Sophie Gough. Absent: Georgia Adams.

Equestrian The Equestrian Team had a very successful season with students from both Middle and Senior School achieving spectacular results in a variety of disciplines, including Genevieve Nicholson who qualified for lnterschool Nationals. All riders achieved personal bests with champion placings going to Charlie Blakely, Genevieve Nicholson and Lydia Nicholson. It didn't take long for the 2014 Equestrian season to be in full swing. The competition season started with The Geelong Grammar competition comprised of both show jumping and dressage. All riders rode extremely well starting off the season with College sitting in the top 5 places out of 30 schools that had entered. With BIS show jumping, Ballarat Grammar Dressage and Kardinia College's events fast approaching many riders trained hard to achieve personal goals. A number of students from all campuses performed with determination and commitment to produce remarkable results. Finally it was Geelong College's turn to run an event. All riders did extremely well with Alyx Clifton placing 3rd overall in Novice Dressage, Sophie Gough placing 3rd in Preliminary Dressage and Lydia Nicholson placing 2nd overall. We managed to come 2nd in Dressage beating our rivals Geelong Grammar. In the intermediate show jumping Genevieve Nicholson placed 3rd and Charlie Blakely placed 1st helping the team to place 3rd on the day. Special thanks go to Ms Van Cleef, Mr Kayler-Thomson, staff, students, and of course, the wonderful and determined parents who help run such a wellorganised event. We would like to congratulate the 2014 equestrian team for the care and commitment they have displayed throughout the year. We wish the 2015 Equestrian team the best of luck!

Steph Nicholson and Megan Wallace, Co-Captains

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Boys First Basketball Team 2nd Row: Tim O'Leary (Coach), Tony Chan, Davis George, Nicholas Malishev,Jared Boyce, Toby Mooney, Mitchell O'Leary. 1st Row: Jackson Breer, Joe Fowler, Dean Jeremie, Patrick Crisp, Jordan O'Leary.

This basketball program would not be as great if not for Mr Carroll; the TIC of basketball. His contribution is invaluable. Each week he sorts out singlets, organises team lists and referees and cheers us on when we play at home. Thanks go to Mr Carroll for everything he has done for the program.

Boys Basketball Basketball at Geelong College is developing a strong and competitive culture. The 2014 season was successful, with positives for many teams ranging across the levels. The Senior School entered seven boys basketball teams. They were coached by an amazingly talented coaching group; 9C Josh Lawless, 9A Dustin Duggan, 10B Steven Wiasak, Sths Mr Al Smith, 4ths Steven Robertson, 3rds Bianca Cheever and the 1st team Tim O'Leary.

Speaking on behalf of all Year 12 basket-ballers, it has been a privilege to be part of a program with such a positive culture. It has been a great experience learning in this environment and creating bonds with teammates that will last for many years to come. I will miss what I had here. I wish all the best for The Geelong College Basketball and for just as much success in 2015.

The 1st Boys started the season with a similar core group of players to last year; the void left by departing Year 12s was filled with new recruits Jared Boyce, Toby Mooney and Mitchell O'Leary. After years of playing together, we had great team chemistry, complementing each other's game. This bond made us a fierce team feared by other APS teams. The 1st team finished another year with only a single loss for the season. This ended the Year 12 players' College basketball career on a high note. The team worked extremely hard to achieve such a successful season, and should be commended for their efforts and commitment to Geelong College Basketball.

Dean Jeremie, Captain

All teams worked hard during the season, training week after week, practising fundamentals and staying fit. This effort resulted in a number of good wins. The future of College Basketball looks strong, as displayed by the Year 9 and 1Os with their potential and passion for the game. These boys were stretched, having only six players each week, but continued to work hard throughout the season. Geelong College Basketball has many talented players coming through the ranks and they will only improve on the successes of the 2014 season.

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Girls First Basketball Team 2nd Row: Phoebe Cunningham, Olympia Wild, Abby Brierly, Eve Bras/is, Ela Rutherford. 1st Row: Sherry Lee Watson, Angela Morris, Meg Read. Absent: Tia Paterson-Dunn, Nicole Hunt (Coach).

Girls Basketball Individually, we were one drop, but together, we were an ocean - an ocean that just kept rolling on, despite the highs and lows. The Geelong College entered two girls' basketball teams in 2014; an Open 2nd and a 3rd team. The cobwebs that formed over the holidays were quickly brushed away with the gruelling Monday morning and Wednesday afternoon training sessions, staged under the watchful eyes of our coaches. Starting with the 1st College squad, a standout was the team's huge improvement in skills and court plays. We were most fortunate having Nicole Hunt as our coach. She brought so much basketball talent and enthusiasm to our training sessions, it's no wonder that at least some of it rubbed off on us. In addition, every player contributed special capabilities to the team, combining to make a successful and most enjoyable season. For example, Eve Brasilis' left-hand post moves lay in wait to trick the opposition, while the tall, lanky bodies of Olympia Wild and Abby Brierly towered above their opponents to capture rebounds and pop any missed shots back into the hoop. Never have I seen a player dribble down the court and shoot so gracefully, yet Meg Read was an exception. Phoebe Cunningham's three pointers and mid-range shots were always ones to admire. The hard work of Ela Rutherford consistently sprinting back in defence to catch the opposition on fast breaks was also greatly appreciated, while Sherry Lee Watson dived onto every loose ball, not worrying about the after-effect of stinging court burns.

We worked well as a team and didn't have to rely on just a few individual players. While so close to gaining an 'undefeated title' for the season, in the very last game, we unfortunately went down to GGS by the narrowest of margins. We don't like admitting it, but they were probably the only team to whom we really didn't want to lose! Our effort and desire to achieve the best of which we were capable, drove us to extraordinary success, winning all games except one. The College 2nd team, coached by Ebony Rolph, also had an encouraging season. Their hard work and persistence each game shone through, even when the odds were stacked heavily against them. They always had a positive attitude, combined with immense enthusiasm. This allowed them to win three of the season's games. In conclusion, we would especially like to thank our coaches, parents and Mr Dale Carroll for their support and organisation throughout a successful season, and wish those returning and newcomers to the game, a wonderful season in 2015.

Angela Morris and Tia Paterson-Dunn, Co-Captains

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Boys Second Basketball Team

Boys Third Basketball Team

2nd Row: Mitchell McCaffrey, Albert Su, Lewis Robilliard, Johnson Ho.

2nd Row: Andrew Goldsack, Oscar Radalj, Samuel Porter, Elliott Grossnickle.

1st Row: Simon Senan, Nicolas McDowell, Davis Kontelj.

1st Row: Michael Tso, Samuel Wong, Kasra Reja, Steven Ling.

Coach: Bianca Cheever (Absent).

Coach: Steven Robertson (Absent).

Boys Fourth Basketball Team

Boys Year 10 Basketball Team

2nd Row: David Wu, Martin Wong, Hugh Neerhut, joey Xu.

2nd Row: Ethan Bras/is, Liam Turnbull, Morgan Bett, Max Dawe, Lach/an Minahan.

1st Row:james Fitzpatrick, Lach/an Hipwell, Mitchell Dowling.

1st Row: Justin Ho, Hayden Tam, Dayne Jackson, jack Man, Grant Philpott.

Coach: Al Smith (Absent).

Absent: Tommy Gui, Steven Wiasak (Coach).

Boys Year 9 Basketball Team

Boys Year SA Basketball Team

2nd Row: Cooper Mathews, Edward Zheng, Palmer Flitton, Dylan Ye/land, Nathan Gao.

2nd Row: Fin Gekas, Ray Yang, Jack Klein, Lach/an Wynter. 1st Row:Jonathon Cole, Thomas Milner, Hamish Lyall, Danny Nguyen.

1st Row: Jason Sun, Liam Chalmers, Harry Breer. Coaches: Dusty Duggan (Absent), Joshua Lawless (Absent).

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Boys Year 7 Basketball Team

2nd Row: Jayden Barber, Jax Cross, Chan Aker, Saxon Drummond, Samuel Maceroni-Zarafa. 1st Row: William Evans-Papinski, Noah Goodall-Wilson, Hadi Al-Musawi. Coach: Jayden Barber.

Girls Second Basketball Team

2nd Row: Elizabeth Hanrahan, Rebecca Bath, Riley Van lngen, Jessica Campbell. 1st Row: Molly Russell, Lilli Moran, Beata Chen, Irene Wang. Coach: Ebony Rolph (Absent).

Girls F Basketball Team

Girls Junior B Basketball Team

2nd Row: Annabel Whitford, Morgan Cullen, Macy Lockyer.

2nd Row: Luxe Coils, Khianna Chapman, Claudia Joubert.

1st Row: Esther Morgan, Amara Bett, Ella Pullin, Nyah Burrell.

1st Row: Jacqui Greer, Carly Perkins, Issie Corrie Smith.

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Boys First Soccer Team 3rd Row: Mitchell McAllister, Mark Kovacev, Hugh Bell, Liam Drury. 2nd Row: Oscar Beaumont-Kelly, jack Johnston, Fabian Kaps, Toby Profitt, Joshua Skuza, Edward Kovacev (Team Manager). 1st Row: Adrian Yip, Ben Robinson, Leo Jegatheesan, Henry Beaumont-Kelly (Captain), Aaron Sayers (Vice Captain), Thomas Deahl, Charlie Wootton. Absent: Paul Dowling (Coach).

Boys Soccer The 2014 Boys' Soccer season was full of tremendous positivity and enjoyment. The season produced plenty of bitterly cold games and muddy pitches, resulting in dirty sportswear (as I'm sure all parents can attest), but credit must be given to all players for showing a keen desire to play and improve whatever the conditions. One of our youngest teams, the 9Cs, showed a tremendous desire to achieve. Despite some tough opposition, the team continued to play some excellent soccer. An extremely competitive division failed to dampen the morale of these boys, as they fought out every match until the final whistle. Coached by OGC Chris Nixon, the players learnt valuable skills and the importance of teamwork throughout the season. The 9B boys, coached by OGC Santo Tripodi, similarly had much to smile about. They not only produced some great results, but also honed their skills for what looks to be some promising future seasons of soccer.

The 1st Squad experienced a year of many positives, improving skills and fitness alike, as well as displaying a camaraderie which I feel confident will extend beyond this season. We may not have gone undefeated, or even finished top of the ladder, but to label this season as anything but successful would be blatantly incorrect. I will forever remember the friendships formed, hard tackles made and impossible goals scored during my Geelong College soccer experience, and I hope all other players have such lasting memories. I am extremely proud of every team member. The future of Geelong College soccer is in more than capable hands with the younger squad members. It was a privilege to watch and play alongside all of these gentlemen in what I deem a hugely successful winter season. To all Year 12 team members moving beyond their time at the Geelong College, I wish them the best of luck for all future endeavours. To those with more seasons to come, I implore you to continue to enjoy and truly appreciate the sport we love. Thanks to Mr Kovacev for his great leadership as TIC and to our coach, Paul Dowling, who inspired us from week to week. Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Captain

Our Year 10 Boys was arguably the most successful season of all the teams, winning many closely fought encounters with some excellent APS sides. Mention must be made of Edward Arundel I with a very impressive season tally extending beyond 15 goals (of the team's 25). This team was ably coached by maths staff members Kevin Flanagan and Edward Kovacev. Needless to say, the boys learnt the value of tight angles, spatial awareness and numbers at the ball. Our Senior 2nds Squad, under the keen eye of coach Dave Anderson, showed great prowess and team cohesion in what I'm sure was a great season for many of the Year 12 Boys to finish on. Alec Attwood deserves particular mention. He displayed great form all season, playing on the field as well as donning the gloves and producing several best on ground performances as goalkeeper.

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Boys Second Soccer Team

Boys 10C Soccer Team

2nd Row: lac Yeaman, Michael Wiener, jack Calvert, Douglas Horn, Matthew Appelbe, Alec Attwood, James Ragg.

2nd Row: Harrison Brown, Brandon Clutterbuck, Kade Cullen, Remy Stanisich, Edward Kovacev (Coach).

1st Row: Ga win Cheng, Joshua Haskett, Thomas Deahl, Sebastian Acosta Ruiz, Angus Tan, Thomas McGowan, Aaron Ward.

1st Row: Roni Bunker, Max Chappell, Thomas Murray, Robert Fowler, Xavier Consedine, Edward Arundel/.

Absent: Sam Hvidberg, Kevin Ni, David Anderson (Coach).

Absent: Nicholas Manton, Tim Torode, Kevin Flanagan (Coach).

Boys 98 Soccer Team

Boys 9C Soccer Team

2nd Row: James Cole, Charlie Horoch, Cary Foley, Bentley Fitzgerald, Thomas Yang, Allen Miao, Angus McDonald.

2nd Row: Andrew Duan, William Carey, Hamish Manning, Mitchell Jones, Luke De Young, Matthew Bagnara.

1st Row: Cooper Haskett, Harry Unkenstein, fan Bell, Dec/an Skuza, Alec Kors, Lach/an Walter, Leo Hanley.

1st Row: Angus Rees, Felix Drummond, Liam Brown, James Bennett-Hui/in, Endre Padanyi.

Absent: Santo Tripodi (Coach).

Absent: Harry Brozek, Luke Perry, jasper Stanisich, Rory Vagg, Chris Nixon (Coach).

Boys Year 7 Soccer Team 2nd Row: Jack Ye, Ethan Parkhill, Will Rees, Drewe Byrne, William Anderson, Nico Dawe, Alex Ramsey. 1st Row: Luke McCoy, James Potts, Connor Pawsey, Gabe Nolan, Oscar Abikhair.

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Girls First Soccer Team 3rd Row: Julia Mann, Constance Potts, Elana Berton, Izzy Greer, Katya Boness, Edith Arc-Dekker. 2nd Row: Amelia Fitzgerald, Grace Forshaw, Bibi Holten, Jemima Hutchins, Emma Nixon, Sarah Smith. 1st Row: Sophie Walmsley, Melis Layik, Isabelle Bennison, Sabrina Lewicki (Captain), Eliza McGrath, Angelica Wootton. Absent: Fabio D'Agostin (Team Manager), Tim Watson (Coach).

Girls Soccer The Geelong College girls' soccer kicked off with tremendous potential to be a season enjoyed by all. With an outstanding number of girls putting their names down to play soccer this season, there were plenty who demonstrated just how strong and passionate they were about this sport. All teams played in strong competitions and our girls showed great levels of determination against the other APS and AGS schools. Preliminary sessions for the 1st squad started early, with many girls showing their talent at holiday training sessions. Coached by Tim Watson and Fabio DAgostin, the girls demonstrated their intention to be a fighting side. Losing quite a few members of the Firsts team from last year, a new squad was formed. It consisted of girls from Years 9 to 12, all with the drive and motivation to improve and succeed. We started the season strongly, comfortably defeating Peninsula. We felt disappointed to lose the next game to Mentone but regained our confidence in a hard-fought win over Yarra Valley. We played with spirit against two of the competition powerhouses, Haileybury and Caulfield, although we did not win. These games were followed by a heartbreaking last kick loss to Wesley, denying us a deserved point. The game against Geelong Grammar was very hard fought, neither side prepared to be physically dominated. However, our inability to score goals ultimately saw us concede defeat. Our two wins was the best Firsts competition season result for a number of years and augurs well for the future. To the girls, I give my congratulations for their hard work and determination through every training session and match. They showed what true mateship meant and worked well together.

Thank you to our coaches Tim and Mr DAgostin who supported all the girls and dedicated so much time to the organisation of the team. The work they both put in was highly appreciated and with their help, we were able to experience the joys of playing soccer. The 3rd team coached by Daisy Parsell, proved themselves worthy across the season, with many tough matches bringing out their best efforts. With an array of wins, the girls, week in and week out, demonstrated hard work and training does pay off The team can be proud of the high level of determination they demonstrated across the season. The Inter As were extremely competitive and as a result they were rewarded with several wins, reAecting the hard yards that were put in. Coached by Hayley Upton, the girls found strength when needed and worked steadily and cohesively throughout the season. They achieved impressive levels of development, with many players setting goals for themselves to improve their ball skills or fitness regime. Their diverse playing strengths combined to create a formidable team with the potential to succeed for years to come. The Inter Bside was full of girls with the ambition and drive to win. The team, coached by Mark Andrews, contained young players keen to demonstrate their ability. With 7 solid wins, they can be proud of their achievement and look to the future with high hopes. I would just like to thank all who have been involved in the organisation of girls' soccer at The Geelong College. In particular I would like to thank Mr Eddie Kovacev for the hard work he has put into the program, making sure that all participants were able to enjoy the sport immensely at the Senior School. Sabrina Lewicki, Captain

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Girls Third Soccer Team

Girls Intermediate A Soccer Team

2nd Row: Olivia Leontiades, Georgie Unkenstein, Jessica Sercombe, Rebecca Finlay, Corina Palmer, Emily Angliss, Miki Hui.

2nd Row: Hay/ea Upton (Coach), Rachael Goy, Claudia Cheatley, Eliza Shannon, India Watson.

1st Row: Bella Greene, Ellen Wang, Sophie Clark, Sophie Young, Sophie Klein, Alexandra Jablonsky, Alex Berry.

1st Row: Rebecca McGrath, Fiona Nation, Alana Walder, Louise McDonald, Millie McArthur.

Absent: Erin Bourke, Haley Cielesh, Daisy Parsell (Coach).

Absent: Ashley Bell, Veronica Nock/es, Hollie Rochow, Indiana Van Somgren.

Girls Intermediate B Soccer Team

Girls Soccer F Team

2nd Row: Issy Thomas, Amelia Patrick, Summer Russell, Nikki Helm, Gemma Savage, Annie Dong, Mark Andrews (Coach).

2nd Row: Grace Carroll, Jessica Mclachlan, Georgia Brown, Isobel Dobie, Ellie Barr, Alex Hodge, Ruby Treloar.

1st Row: Mardi Stapleton, Kaitlyn Ward, Sally Higgins, Sophie Newnham, Georgia Greene, Chloe Hedditch, Bronte Smith.

1st Row: Tijanna Young, Jialin Miao, Isabel Sayers, I/ah Watson, Tiana Schurmann, Celine Fang.

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Boys First Badminton Team (Division 2)

Boys Second White Badminton Team

2nd Row: Hayden Tam, Mark Kovacev, Joshua Skuza, Jeremy Carruthers, Mr George Lee (Coach).

2nd Row: Miss Sharon Dong, Dayne Jackson, Alexander Morrow, Tony Chan, Max Chappell, Tommy Gui, Mrs Mim Lee (Coach).

1st Row: Xavier Consedine, Adrian Yip, Angus Tan (Captain), Kasra Reja.

1st Row: Stewart Saunders, Lach/an Patrick, Mitchell O'Leary, Samuel Wong.

Boys Third Green Badminton Team

Boys Third White Badminton Team

2nd Row: Mrs Donna Lannan, joey Xu, Tom Roe, Mitchell McCaffrey, Lach/an Savage, Thomas O'Connor.

2nd Row: Mrs Donna Lannan, Baxter Lyons, Liam Turnbull, Matthew Ruffin, Remy Stanisich.

1st Row: Justin Ho, Steven Ling, Sam Hvidberg, Ga win Cheng.

1st Row: Samuel Griffiths, Christopher Billings, Felix Drummond, Hamish McCallum.

Badminton

With Year 11s Adrian Yip, Josh Skuza, Kasra Reja and Xavier Consedine on the team, Geelong College badminton has a strong foundation for next season. As for the Year 10 members, Hayden Tam, Mark Kovacev and Jeremy Carruthers; I am sure that they will play a vital role in the years ahead. Hayden, Adrian and Xavier deserve a special mention for going the whole season undefeated.

The 2013/2014 badminton season was enjoyable and successful. One of the best things was welcoming new players; consequently, four teams were entered in the APS, two in 2nd division and two in 3rd division. Apart from two friendly matches with Geelong Grammar, there were no APS matches in Term 4 so the boys used the time to train and hone their skills for the battles ahead. The two 3rd teams showed steady improvement. The 3rd Whites faced strong opponents, but this did not stop Hugo Frank and Sam Griffiths producing consistently good performances in both singles and doubles games. The 3rds Greens, consisting of many Year 9s and 10s, posted numerous wins and these players will play vital roles in seasons to come. The 2nd White team played well in a strong competition. After narrow losses all season, the team turned it around in the last game with a strong victory against Xavier College, 7 games to 5. For the four Year 12s in this team, it was a good way to end a fun and memorable season. The 2nd Green team was our College 1st team and we had a very successful season. With hard training every week and coach George Lee providing constant pointers, the boys were well prepared. The team was nearly undefeated, after narrowly losing the first match 5 games to 7.

Finally, I would like to acknowledge the staff who looked after us. Ms Dong deserves our thanks for her involvement and keeping the boys under control, as well as helping with the 3rds. Mrs Lan nan's support throughout the season was greatly appreciated. Thank you in particular to our coaches, George and Mim Lee. George's passion and drive to win do not go unnoticed by the players who benefited from his guidance and the knowledge he passed on to us. Mim's assistance in working with the 2nds team was invaluable. A big thank you must also go to David Jelf for being a mentor to the younger players and preparing them well for the upcoming years. Madame Chabant earned our appreciation for her hard work through the season; without her, College badminton would not have run as smoothly as it did. I hope the Year 12s enjoyed their final year of badminton and will continue playing the sport. I wish the new and returning players all the best in 2015.

Angus Tan, Captain

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Girls First Badminton Team (Division 2)

Girls Third White Badminton Team

2nd Row: Ms Veronique Chabant, Ellen Wang; Isabella Xu, Mr George Lee (Coach).

2nd Row: Mrs Agnes Tymms, Laurie Wharton, Amelia Patrick, Riley Van lngen, Kaitlyn Ward, Mrs Mim Lee (Coach).

1st Row: Kate Speakman, Phoebe Niven (Captain), Annie Foley.

1st Row: Bronte Smith, Genevieve Nicholson, Zoe Hui, Miki Hui.

This year's Girls Badminton season has been wonderful and thoroughly enjoyed by all players. Every single girl made remarkable progress throughout the 2013-2014 season. Due to the departure of many of our Year 12 players from last year, we had a modest number of girls and entered only two teams in the APS competition. Despite this, however, enthusiasm and excitement for the sport were never missing and this showed in the results achieved by both our 2nd and 3rd APS teams. Our 1st College team was comprised of girls who had never before played at a high level in badminton. Although this meant the team may have started off unprepared and unsure of what tough competition to expect, they quickly took up the challenge. They proved their skills from the first matches, winning two out of the three played in Term 4. By the beginning of Term 1, all girls were eager to start training and playing again. The skills of the team were evident throughout the term as they lost only their first match to a fiercely competitive Ivanhoe Grammar team. Every other match was played with much talent and ability, ensuring that comfortable wins became a common thing. Annie Foley showed great determination and power on court and it was a pleasure to combine with her in doubles. The magnificent skills of players such as Isabella Xu and Ellen Wang, both in Year 11, assure us that Geelong College girls badminton will continue to be just as successful next year.

Our 2nd College team also had an outstanding season, being victorious in almost all their matches as they trained and played hard to win every match. Amelia Patrick, who was the number one player, remained undefeated and had the support of Miki Hui in doubles. As for the rest of the team, the arrival of Year 9 girls Bronte Smith and Kaitlyn Ward is very exciting. They have already shown much promise in their badminton abilities. The whole team must be commended for their strong and tireless efforts throughout the competition, which was certainly reflected in their results. We hope that they continue to have many successes in badminton in the future. We must also thank the dedicated staff and coaches who have given their time and energy to help us all achieve our best on the court. Madame Tymms supervised and accompanied our 2nd team to all their matches, continuously supporting all the girls. George and Mim Lee, as well as Laura Jelfs, also continued to impress us every week with their amazing badminton knowledge and advice, training us to be the players we are today. Madame Chabant must be thanked for working determinedly to make sure the season runs so well, and for encouraging and helping all players to reach our full potential. Thank you also to all the players who made the season such a successful and enjoyable one for everyone.

Phoebe Niven, Captain

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Boys First Hockey Team 2nd Row: James Humphries, Hamish Russell (Captain), Alex Baensch, Louis Molyneux, Carl Schultz, Lach/an McDonald, Fraser Wishart. 1st Row: Hamish Bu/ford, Christopher Billings, Thomas Roe, Thomas O'Connor, Lach/an Baensch, Lucas Whittem, Stewart Saunders.

Boys Hockey It is with great pleasure that I was able to represent the College as Captain of Boys Hockey. Throughout the season both boys' teams had many hardfought games. Even though many of these games did not go in our favour, I believe there is much talent in both teams. The 2nd team was an excitable, energetic group which performed admirably. Once the team moved into the 3rd division things started to improve, with one win recorded. Notable games included that against our rivals, Geelong Grammar, which was tied until 2 minutes before the end of the match. A solid loss against Caulfield Grammar 0-16 was avenged later in the season with a 2-0 victory. Each player gave it their all every game and that is one thing all the College hockey players did on a weekly basis. Many thanks go to Baxter Lyons for donning the goalie kit and presenting as an eager and skilled goalie. Nie Molyneux, the coach of the 2nd team was great. He passed on many of his skills over the season. The team would not have been as productive or engaged without him. Through developing skills and challenging fitness activities, the 1st Boys of 2014 were able to pull through the hard times and soldier on to face every Saturday with the hope of winning. The season started off slowly, with many players having to regain skills lost over the holidays and summer. However, when the team did find their feet, we had some outstanding performances in many games.

Padded up in goal was Chris Billings. Chris showed huge improvement over the summer break, and as a result saved us from several brutal beatings. The fullbacks - Lach Ian McDonald and Carl Shultz endeavoured to defend the goal at all costs, as well as keeping the game flowing to the rest of the field. The two key halves were Tom Roe and Hamish Bulford. Each game they created options for the full backs and allowed safe passage of the ball to the midfielders and then onto the forwards. In the midfield were James Humphries, Thomas O'Connor and Alex Baensch. These boys could run the entire match and still be fine after the game. It was this tenacity that stopped the opposition from receiving the ball many a time. They would often be asked to stick on a key player, and they did, eliminating them from the match. Up forward were Louis Molyneux, Lachlan Baensch and Fraser Wishart. These lads were our goal scorers and with the right ball they pulled the trigger many a time. Our coach Ben Gardiner is one of the most valuable assets to College hockey. His love for the sport shines through our trainings and he has improved the skills and confidence of every single player on the team. I would like to thank all those associated with the great sport of Hockey; you were essential to our success and enjoyment. Firstly thank you to the parents, for watching every game at home or even away. Your presence is acknowledged on the field, which gives us a powerful advantage. To Jane Utting, Teacher in Charge, we thank you for your hard work to ensure the season went smoothly. Finally thank you to the Hockey Parent Support Group; there's no better compliment than to have each APS team say that College's food spread is the best in the competition. The hard work that goes on behind the games is often not seen, so I would like to make a huge thank you to all of those involved.

Hamish Russell, Captain

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Girls First Hockey Team 2nd Row: Paige Lyall, Rose Jennett, Nina Brown, Lucy Murphy, Claudia Crawley, Eliza Fordham, Charlotte Kay. 1st Row: Sophie Gough, Dominique Russell, Bronte Connoley, Annabel Scott, Isla Dobie, Tiahna Proebstl.

Girls Hockey The Girls 2014 hockey squad had a memorable season full of laughter and the occasional win. After losing a high percentage of the experienced Year 12 players last year, the 1st girls had several new recruits who all showed their ability and the potential they have to offer for the years to come. Despite the onslaught of discouraging losses for the 1st and 2nd teams we were able to continually improve our teamwork and skill level and patches of excellent game play became more common. For the girls, this was what provided the ultimate fulfilment. Our hard work and ambition to improve was a testament to our new coach Joshua Bartlett. It will take intense training and fierce determination for the girls to increase the number of wins next year, but under the guidance of Josh we learnt teamwork and trust can quickly turn a team into an unstoppable force in which goal conversion is more regular. The older players in the team displayed a great deal of experience and composure on the field. Bronte Connoley was a reliable forward player. Our backline was faced with impressive attacking efforts from the opposition each game, but Lucy Murphy and Isla Dobie constantly put their bodies on the lines to defend the goals.

The 2nd XI girls showed great enthusiasm and resilience under the guidance of their coach Trent Popelier. With the team consisting mostly of Year 10 and 11 players, they have the talent to make next year a promising season as they develop further. The girls had a very exciting 6-2 win against Yarra Valley Grammar with experienced players Amelia Powell, Simone Brown and Kate Speakman showing their talent while guiding their younger team mates to victory. As Captain of this remarkable hockey squad it was rewarding to see younger girls develop into graceful hockey players, both in skill and spirit. Many grand friendships have been fostered this season and I hope these continue in the following seasons.

Annabel Scott, Captain

The highlights of the 1st XI girls' season were the 5-5 draw against PEGS and our 5-2 win over Geelong Grammar in the final game of the season. This turned out to be our only win thanks to the display of great teamwork shown on the day plus two precision goals scored by Claudia Crawley. It was a fierce rematch against PEGS, who had previously beaten us 3-2 on our home ground. We started with great intensity and benefited from a peculiar set of circumstances in which the umpire decided the opposition was taking too long to return to the field after half time and chose to start the game without them on the field, allowing Sophie Gough to score an easy goal.

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Boys Second Hockey Team

Girls Second Hockey Team

2nd Row: Patrick Iredell, Mitchell Goninon, Thomas McDonald, Lach/an Adams, Alexander Gregory, Baxter Lyons, Stewart Saunders.

2nd Row: Kate Speakman, Amelia Powell, Claire Goldsack, Philippa Thorne, Simone Brown, Julia Kaps.

1st Row: Mikhail Landos, Nicholas Proebstl, William Carr, Lach/an Savage, Hamish Mccallum, Andy Slattery.

1st Row: Shannessy Ward, Olivia Clark, Sophie Weaver, Maysie Sadler, Emily Nash, Tansy Pereira, Devmy Panagodage.

Geelong Hockey Team

Girls Hockey F Team

2nd Row: Luke Grana, Georgia Karavitis, Harry Powell, Ca/um Boyce, Henry Parks, Oliver Soo, Astrid Crtalic.

2nd Row: Sarah Alhadi, Zoe Sandner, Elizabeth Falkiner, Charlotte Midgley, Eva Baensch, Iona Bu/ford, Laura Ryan.

1st Row: Lisa Quix, Georgia Adams, Lucy Young, Avah Coils, Emily O'Brien, Sophia McIntyre.

1st Row: Harriet Jennett, Antonia Bowlen, Laura Billings, Josie Brzoska, Katie O'Connor, Lily Gilby.

Junior Hockey Team

2nd Row: Tom Williams, Harry Santalucia, Phoebe Calvert, Jacob Rowbottom, Emily Santalucia, Lach/an Paterson. 1st Row: Paddy Ryan, Maeve Ryan, Geoffrey Lean, Lukas Albert, Cecilia Powers, Jesse McDougall, Xavier King, Thomas Bennett-Hui/in, Cate Barr.

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Snowsports Team 2nd Row: Ela Rutherford, Bella Greene, Mollie Fernandez, }ala Cleaver. 1st Row: River Jackson, Mardi Stapleton, Mr David Hibbard, Tori Wood, Rory Kearns.

Snowsports In keeping with tradition, College entered a small but successful team in the Victorian lnterschools' Snowsports Championships in the last week of August. Six Senior School students and two Middle School students ventured to Mt Buller to take part in a number of different events. Ela Rutherford, Bella Greene and Angelica Wootton made up our Division 1 Alpine team who placed 19th of the 53 teams competing. Ela finished 16th of 144 individuals in this event and backed up with a creditable 33rd (of 709 competitors) in the SkierX event. Ally Howie, Mardi Stapleton and Jala Cleaver achieved 16th of 62 teams in the GS and 8th of 54 teams in the SkierX. Ally also competed in the challenging Moguls event and, with a 4th place finish, qualified to compete at Perisher Blue in the Nationals two weeks later where she finished 7th in a talented field. Mollie Fernandez successfully defended her title from 2013 winning both the Snowboard GS and BoaderX Div 2 events and proceeding to the Nationals at Perisher where she took the Gold in the GS and 6th place in the BoarderX events. At Mt Buller she paired up with Mardi Stapleton in the Snowboard GS event where they finished 3rd of 19 competing teams and qualified for the Nationals. New to the team this year, Rory Kearns (Year 4) bravely competed as an individual in the Division 5 Alpine GS and SkierX events and achieved creditable results for his first competition. River Jackson (also Year 4) competed in Division 5 Snowboard and BoarderX events. His 9th position qualified River to progress to Perisher Blue where, in his first year of lnterschools competition, he came 15th. College has again punched above its weight in Snowsports and with the young talent coming through, the future looks just as positive. David Hibbard

Mollie Fernandez - Photo provided by Fun Photos Mt Buller

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Fencing I am proud to report that The Geelong College Fencing team was very successful in 2014. Several of College's new and old fencers entered Fencing Victoria's State competitions this year. There were many fantastic individual performances. Alec Kors placed 4th in both the under 15 Epee State Championships and State Titles as well as many other great results in competitions. Special congratulations go to Aidan Symons, who placed 1st in the Novice Men's Epee competition. He also placed 3rd in the U17 Epee State Championships and the State Titles.

Fencing Team Lucas Whittem, Aidan Symons, Brandon Clutterbuck.

It has always been difficult to find girl fencers, so Behlana Robinson must be congratulated for entering the boys' competition; this was certainly a challenge. Excellent fencing has been shown by Suzanne Baxter, Remy Stanisich and Lucas Whittem. Lucas demonstrated his versatility by fencing very well as both a Sabreur and an Epee fencer. We would like to thank our highly skilled and experienced coach and assistant coach, Mr Neil Hick and Christian, for their hard work in coaching us and for diligently repairing the broken pieces of equipment left after each training session. This was an impressive task itself. I can't wait to be fencing with you all next year! Brandon Clutterbuck

Shooting The College shooting team has just started the 2014 season's lnterschool championships events with the first held at Noorat. The team of Lach Ian and Jack Holdsworth, Sam Coles, Gus Boyd and Charlie Langley shot well on the day with Charlie getting a perfect first round. Lach Ian Holdsworth had just returned from Italy competing for Australia in the 32nd World Championship of Universal Trench Lonato, Italy. He went into the shot off with 6 other students from 310 students who all shot the highest on the day. In the shot off Lach Ian missed one in the second round and finished 5th overall.

Shooting Team

The shooting team won the Yarra Valley School Annual Clay Target Championship. Lach Ian was the Senior Boy Champion. It was great way for him to finish his shooting for the College.

Gus Boyd, Lach/an Holdsworth, Sam Cole, Jack Holdsworth, Charlie Langley.

We next head up to Minyip for the lnterschool Field and Game championships where there will be over 400 students competing. It's the biggest interschool event in the Southern hemisphere. Last year Sam Coles took out his division. Rob Kayler-Thomson, Teacher in Charge, Shooting

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Boys APS Athletics Team 4th Row: Grant Philpott, Thomas Page, James Glover, lac Jackson, Ian Bell, Palmer Flitton, Ethan Gubbels, Matthew Jackman, Harry Dalton, Max Lazarus, Lach/an Cashman, Charlie Middleton. 3rd Row: Tristan Phung, Matthew Synoradzki, Charlie Horoch, Matt Dowling, Thomas O'Connor, Ben Robinson, Andrew Goldsack, Mason Spikers, James Cole, Lach/an McPherson, Charlie Wootton, Noah Goodall-Wilson. 2nd Row: George Laurie, Andrew Synoradzki, Lach/an Bartlett, Jonathon Cole, Nicholas Conway, Ngor Aker, Luke Derksen, William Anderson, James Patterson, Mitchell Taylor, James Divola, Luca Neerhut, Patrick Horoch. 1st Row: Angus Williams, Oliver Nock/es, Mr D Clifford (Coach), Mrs A Jackman (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Teacher in Charge), Charlie Curnow (Captain), Toby Mooney, Mr M Torpey (Middle School Athletics Co-ordinator), Ms N Perkins (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Coach), William Evans-Papinski, Euan Spikers. Absent: Cam Barr, Hamish Bu/ford, Tyler Castles, Zaine Cordy (Vice Captain), Oliver Courtnay, Jordy Edwards, Will Lord, Joe Maishman, Harry Shannon. Absent Coaches: Ms N Anskaitis, Mrs M Barnes, Mr M Boxer, Ms M Cole, Mr G Curnow, Mr M Fountain, Ms S Guy, Mr J Horoch, Mr N Lomas, Mrs M Ratcliffe, Mr B Rowe, Mr F Russell, Mr M Saunders, Mr P Spikers.

Boys Athletics From a young age I have always wanted to take part in Geelong College athletics, because as I watched my older brothers and sisters I saw how much they enjoyed the competition and the team environment. My years in the squad have been some of the most enjoyable times I have had at school. I was proud of all The Geelong College boys at the APS Final. Although our team is a small one and the standard of the athletics competition is very high, there was strong team spirit and support for each other during the day. Forty boys competed at Lakeside Stadium and twenty-one personal bests were recorded. The highlights were Mason Spikers' win in the U16 hurdles and Ethan Gubbels' first place in the U14 shot put. Both boys set school records in their events. Once again Lachie McPherson made an outstanding contribution to the team, competing in five events and achieving a second, third and fourth place. Vice-Captain Zaine Cordy finished third in the Open hurdles and Oliver Courtnay set a school record in coming second in the U74 shot put. Athletes who competed in four or more events for the team included Mason Spikers, Zaine Cordy, Joe Maish man and Matt Jackman. Middle-distance athletes Harry Dalton, James Glover and Tom Page made strong contributions in their multiple events. All College athletes should be congratulated for their efforts on the day, as well as the commitment to training and competition shown by many over the season.

I would like to thank the Athletics Parents Support Group and all our coaches for their dedication and guidance during the season. As well as those named in the girls' report, staff coaches Ms Barnes, Mr Clifford, Mr Horoch, Mrs Jackman, Ms Perkins, Mrs Russell and Mr Saunders made vital contributions to the team. Special thanks also to Mr Torpey, Mrs Ratcliffe, Mr Parkes and Mr Curnow for their many hours in organising the season and providing positive experiences for all College athletes. Congratulations to the girls' team for their performance and to all the boys for their efforts during the season.

Charlie Curnow, Captain

Charlie Curnow is the fifth member of the Curnow family to represent Geelong College in athletics. He was a member of the team for four years, competing with determination in the high jump, hurdles and middledistance events. Despite injury before the APS Sports, he represented the school in the Open high jump, 4 x 800m and 4 x 400m relays. He was a positive and supportive Captain. Mr D A Curnow, Teacher in Charge, Athletics

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Harry Dalton

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Girls APS Athletics Team 4th Row: Eliza Walsh, Ciara Philpott, Eliza Lawson, Liesel Fraser, Zara Edgar, Meg Kent-Spark, Claire Goldsack. 3rd Row: Monique Day, Laura Ryan, Jade Davie, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Catherine Clark, Sophie Walmsley, Roxy Sefton, Iona Bu/ford, Sophia Powers. 2nd Row: Cassidy Bradshaw, Edwina McDonald, Michaela Ryan, Aleisha Mauderer, Carly Perkins, Isabel Tierney, Georgina Edgar, Zoe Sandner, Trinity Murphy, Molly Cole. 1st Row: Mr D Clifford (Coach), Mrs A Jackman (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Teacher in Charge),Julia Mann (Captain), Summer Spikers (Vice-Captain), Mr M Torpey (Middle School Athletics Co-ordinator), Ms N Perkins (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Coach). Absent: Lilli Balaam, Mimmi Balaam, Ellie Barr, Nyah Burrell, Katie-Rose Campbell, Lily Cox, Elizabeth Falkiner, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Lucy Fyffe, Hannah Heard, Bibi Holten, Alannah Kreidl, Brydie Rankin, Sarah Smith, Georgia White. Absent Coaches: Ms N Anskaitis, Mrs M Barnes, Mr M Boxer, Ms M Cole, Mr G Curnow, Mr M Fountain, Ms S Guy, Mr J Horoch, Mr N Lomas, Mrs M Ratcliffe, Mr B Rowe, Mr FRussell, Mr M Saunders, Mr P Spikers.

have something to prove there's nothing greater than a challenge:' The girls' team certainly met that challenge.

Girls Athletics

I would like to thank all the coaches for their hours of commitment and support for all members of the team, especially Director of Coaching Mark Fountain and outside coaches Nicole Anskaitis, Mark Boxer, Mandi Cole, George Curnow, Steph Guy, Neale Lomas, Brenton Rowe, Fraser Russell, Paul Spikers and Trevor Bartlett. Mr Torpey, Mrs Ratcliffe, Mr Parkes and our Teacher in Charge, Mr Curnow, played key roles in the organisation of the season and encouraging all the girls to strive for their best. I hope that College athletics can develop strongly in the future.

The 2014 Girls' Athletics season has been challenging and rewarding for all members of the squad. A keen group of younger athletes trained and competed well in the Term 3 meetings at Landy Field. A friendly relay meet at Geelong Grammar was added to this year's program, which developed the positive links between the two squads. Ten teams also competed in the All Schools Relay Championships at Lakeside Stadium, where the highlight was a silver medal to the U18 4 x 400m team of Lucy Fyffe, Jade Davie, Jess Fitzpatrick and Angela Morris. Once again the Athletics Parents Support Group organised by Mrs Rebecca McPherson provided valuable support for the squad with the canteen at Landy Field each Saturday.

Julia Mann, Captain

At the APS Finals, the team performed well in a high-quality competition. Our athletes set six school records and achieved fourteen personal bests during the morning. Jessica Fitzpatrick, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Eliza Walsh and Zoe Sandner won individual events. Summer Spikers, Jade Davie, Lucy Fyffe, Liesel Fraser, Katie-Rose Campbell, Alannah Kreidl, Zara Edgar, Catherine Clark, Nyah Burrell, Mimmi Balaam and Georgie Edgar finished in the top three places. The Open 4 x 400m and U17 4 x 100m relay teams ran very well to set school records. A number of athletes competed in multiple events to assist the team. They included Eliza Walsh and Zoe Sandner (both six events) and Jade Davie (five events). Every athlete's contribution was important to our overall team performance. Our quotation for the day was "When you

Julia Mann has represented the Gee/ong College in sprints and relays for six years. Her strongest event was the 400m and she was a member of the Open 4 x 400m relay team for five years in a row. This year she provided a fine example in her training and competitive spirit, achieved third places in both the Open 100m and 400m and ran in two successful relay teams at the APS Sports. Mr D A Curnow, Teacher in Charge, Athletics

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APS Combined Athletics Results - Boys Event

Competitor

Time/distance

Place Winner

Winner's Time/distance

Event

OPEN

Competitor

Time/distance

Place Winner

Winner's Time/distance

UNDER 15

100m

Joe Maishman

11.78 sec

SKC

10.82 sec

100m

Ethan Gubbels

12.37 sec

SKC

11.63 sec

200m

Joe Maishman

23.93 sec

GGS

22.07 sec

200m

Lachlan Bartlett

25.47 sec

SKC

23.79 sec

400m

Tom O'Connor

55.74 sec

GGS

48.03 sec

800m

Tom Page

2:11.91 min

2:05.15 min

800m

Harry Dalton

2:02.44min

1:56.54 min

1500m

Tom Page

4:42.14min

BGS

4:32.14 min

48.72 sec

45.93 sec

3:41.66 min

BGS

14.30 sec

1.88m

MGS

S.64m

BGS

12.19m

14.98m

11.82 sec

4:06.64 min

4x100m Relay

Ethan Gubbels, Lachie Bartlett, Tristan Phung, Euan Spikers

10:15.54 min

MGS

9:06.39 min

4x 400m Relay

Charlie Middleton, Lachie Bartlett, 4:11.44min Tom Page, Tristan Phung

45.91 sec

Caul

43.28 sec

Hurdles 1OOm

Andrew Synoradzki

Caul

3:22.51 min

High Jump

Euan Spikers

1.55m

8:06.95 min

LongJump

Tristan Phung

5.04m

Triple Jump

Charlie Horoch

9.95m

Ethan Gubbels

14.98m (SCHOOL RECORD)

1500m

Ben Robinson

4:24.SBmin

3000m

Charlie Wootton

4x100m Relay

Zaine Cordy, Joe Maish man, Braeden Eddy, Toby Mooney

4x 400m Relay

Joe Maishman, Tom O'Connor, Harry Dalton, Charlie Curnow

3:40.18min

4x 800m Relay

Ben Robinson, Harry Dalton, James Glover, Charlie Curnow

8:26.4Smin

SKC

Hurdles 11 Om

Zaine Cordy

15.18 sec

SKC

15.08 sec

MGS

2.29m (APS RECORD)

SKC

6.72m

UNDER 14

SKC

14.0Sm

100m

Luke Derksen

13.16 sec

MGS

14.6Sm

800m

Charlie Middleton

2:24.06min

4x100m Relay

Luke Derksen, Mitch Taylor, Nick Conway, Charlie Middleton

52.70 sec

BGS

1.45m

High Jump

Charlie Curnow

1.80m

LongJump

Zaine Cordy

5.59m

Triple Jump

Zaine Cordy

12.36m

Shot Put (6 kg)

Andrew Goldsack

9.80m

UNDER 17 100m

Lach Ian McPherson

11.19 sec

200m

Lach Ian McPherson

22.70 sec

800m

Will Lord

2:10.81 min

1500m

Harry Shannon

4:47.99min

4x1 OOm Relay

Mason Spikers, Will Lord, 45.92 sec Matt Jackman, Lach Ian McPherson

MGS

11.09 sec

High Jump

Mitch Taylor

MGS

22.42 sec

LongJump

Mitch Taylor

4.29m

Oliver Courtnay

13.56m (SCHOOL RECORD)

MGS

1:58.32 min

Shot Put (3 kg)

4:08.19 min

FINAL POINTS· BOYS

MGS

44.00 sec

4x 400m Relay

Lachlan McPherson, Will Lord, Mason Spikers, Matt Jackman

3:40.35 min

3:27.73 min

Hurdles 110m

Lachlan McPherson

15.49 sec

BGS

14.61 sec

High Jump

LongJump

Matthew Jackman Matthew Jackman

1.70m 5.30m

Shot Put (3 kg)

10 11

SKC SKC

2.02m 6.51m

Triple Jump

Jordy Edwards

10.52m

Caul

13.17m

Shot Put (5 kg)

Grant Philpott

9.51m

14.89m

UNDER 16 100m

James Cole

11.92 sec

11.35 sec

200m

Mason Spikers

24.29 sec

22.76 sec

800m

James Glover

2:04.21 min

1:58.54 min

1500m

Max Lazarus

4:47.92min

4:09.78 min

4x1 OOm Relay

Hamish Bulford, Matt Synoradzki, 48.70 sec James Cole, Matt Dowling

Caul

45.07 sec

4x 400m Relay

James Cole, James Glover, Lachie Cashman, Max Lazarus

3:30.83 min

Hurdles 100m

Mason Spikers

13.70 sec

High Jump

Ian Bell

1.50m

=10 SKC

1.89m

LongJump

Mason Spikers

5.42m

Caul

6.21m

Triple Jump

Matt Dowling

10.88m

SKC

12.78m

Shot Put ( 4 kg)

Palmer Flitton

12.16m

15.10m

3:56.13 min 13.70 sec (SCHOOL RECORD)

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1st

St Kevin's College

451.0

2nd

Xavier College

443.0

3rd

Melbourne Grammar

400.0

4th

Caulfield Grammar

387.5

5th

Scotch College

331.5

6th

Wesley College

321.5

7th

Haileybury

317.5

8th

Brighton Grammar

282.0

9th

Carey Grammar

222.0

10th

Geelong Grammar

199.0

11th

Geelong College

196.0

2:07.55 min (APS RECORD)

47.27 sec (APS RECORD)

Carey

1.60m

5.61m

SKC

13.60m

APS Combined Athletics Results Girls Event

Competitor

Time/distance

Place Winner

Winner's Time/distance

Event

OPEN

Competitor

Time/distance

Place Winner

Winner's Time/distance

UNDER 15

100m

Julia Mann

12.97 sec

GGS

12.85 sec

100m

Ruby Pekin-Schlicht

14.27 sec

12.41 sec (APS RECORD)

200m

Jade Davie

26.54 sec

GGS

26.13 sec

200m

Isabel Tierney

33.42 sec

25.17 sec

400m

Julia Mann

59.28 sec

GGS

57.80 sec

400m

Ellie Barr

68.45 sec

Caul

61.68 sec

800m

Hannah Heard

2:30.32 min

Carey

2:17.59 min

800m

Ellie Barr

2:33.65 min

Caul

2:20.24 min

1500m (A)

Hannah Heard

5:25.96 min

4:48.32 min

4x100m Relay

ls~bel Tierney, R~by Pekin-Schlicht, 58_55 sec Ellie Barr, Catherine Clark

51.44 sec

1500m (B)

Meg Kent-Spark

5:31.20 min

4:59.31 min

Hurdles90m

Ruby Pekin-Schlicht

15.60 sec

14.04 sec

4x100m Relay

Summer Spikers, Katie-Rose 52.02 sec Campbell, Sarah Smith,Julia Mann

51.02 sec

High Jump

Ruby Pekin-Schlicht

1,51m

1.51m

4x400m Relay

Jade Davie, Lucy Fyffe, Julia Mann, 4:02.33min Jessica Fitzpatrick (SCHOOL RECORD)

Caul

4:00.27 min

LongJump

Catherine Clark

4.52m

Caul

4.91m

Hurdles 100m

Summer Spikers

17.00 sec

16.03 sec

Triple Jump

Catherine Clark

9.27m

Caul

10.60m

High Jump

Brydie Rankin

1.40m

GGS

1.64m

ShotPut(A)

Georgia White

8.22m

Caul

LongJump

Summer Spikers

4.44m

Caul

4.98m

Shot Put (B)

Carly Perkins

7.51m

Carey

9.80m

Triple Jump

Katie-Rose Campbell

10.50m

GGS

10.58m

UNDER 14 100m

Eliza Walsh

14.01 sec

12.95 sec

200m

Eliza Walsh

28.95 sec

26.80 sec

400m

Laura Ryan

69.05 sec

61.40 sec

Shot Put(A)

Lily Cox

8.56m

Caul

Shot Put (B)

Summer Spikers

7.91m

12.37m

(APS RECORD) 10.42m

UNDER 17 100m

Jessica Fitzpatrick

12.64 sec (SCHOOL RECORD)

25.43 sec

13.33m

(APS RECORD)

12.64 sec

800m

Mimmi Balaam

2:28.29 min

2:24.43 min

25.43 sec

1500m (A)

Mimmi Balaam

5:09.68 min

4:59.70 min

Caul

57.13 sec (APS RECORD)

1500m (B)

Cassidy Bradshaw

5:51.66 min

sm.44min

Caul

2:17.14 min

4x100m Relay

Libby Falkiner, Eliza Walsh, Carly Perkins, Laura Ryan

55.34 sec

Caul

51.68 sec (APS RECORD)

51.35 sec

Hurdles80m

Eliza Walsh

13.64 sec

14.34 sec (APS RECORD)

High Jump

Eliza Walsh

1.45m

Caul

1.S0m

Caul

1.49m

LongJump

Eliza Walsh

4.85m (SCHOOL RECORD)

S.12m

Caul

9.42m

9.39m

200m

Jessica Fitzpatrick

400m

Lucy Fyffe

800m

Sophie Walmsley

2:31.77 min

4x100m Relay

Jadie Davie, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Liesel Fraser, Lucy Fyffe

51.35 sec

Hurdles 1OOm

Alannah Kreidl

17.05 sec

High Jump

Jade Davie

1.35m

LongJump

Jade Davie

4.53m

5.25m

Triple Jump

Laura Ryan

8.96m

Triple Jump

Alannah Kreidl

9.14m

10.97m

ShotPut(A)

Nyah Burrell

8.92m

ShotPut(A)

Liesel Fraser

10.41m

Caul

12.78m (APS

Shot Put (B)

Iona Bulford

7.11m

8.30m

Shot Put (B)

Bibi Holten

8.82m

100m

Zoe Sandner

15.63 sec

Caul

13.00 sec (APS RECORD)

(SCHOOL RECORD)

57.90 sec (SCHOOL RECORD)

(SCHOOL RECORD)

RECORD)

UNDER 13

10.23m

UNDER 16 100m

Roxy Sefton

14.06 sec

12.07 sec (APS RECORD)

200m

Zoe Sandner

32.24 sec

Caul

26.51 sec (APS RECORD)

200m

Roxy Sefton

28.39 sec

24.95 sec (APS RECORD)

800m

Cassidy Bradshaw

2:45.24min

2:22.59 min

55.38 sec 13.50 sec (APS RECORD)

400m

Aleisha Mauderer

78.20 sec

Caul

57.28 sec (APS RECORD)

4x100m Relay

Edwina McDonald, Zoe Sandner, DQ Trinity Murphy, Cassidy Bradshaw

800m

Lilli Balaam

2:35.61 min

Caul

2:27.62 min

Hurdles80m

Zoe Sandner

15.86 sec

Caul

1500m (A)

Lilli Balaam

5:23.75 min

Carey

4:49.94 min

High Jump

Georgina Edgar

1.45m (SCHOOL RECORD)

1500m (B)

Sophie Walmsley

5:31.57 min

5:00.44 min

LongJump

Zoe Sandner

3.42m

Caul

4.81m

4x100m Relay

Aleisha Mauderer, Roxy Sefton, Michaela Ryan, Zara Edgar

57.06 sec

50.72 sec

ShotPut(A)

Zoe Sandner

9.09m

Hurdles90m

Catherine Clark

16.69 sec

14.26 sec

Shot Put (B)

Ciara Philpott

5.98m

Caul

7.54m

High Jump

Zara Edgar

1.SOm

Caul

1.55m

FINAL POINTS- GIRLS

LongJump

Eliza Lawson

3.87m

S.4Sm

Triple Jump

Eliza Lawson

9.16m

10.20m

Shot Put(A)

Monique Day

8.57m

Caul

11.14m

Shot Put (B)

Claire Goldsack

7.98m

8.91m

195

1st

Wesley College

2nd

Caulfield Grammar

329.0

3rd

Haileybury

231.0

4th

Geelong College

205.5

5th

Geelong Grammar

184.5

6th

Carey Grammar

183.5

329.5

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Awards The Principal's Prize for the Captains of the School

The VET Interactive Digital Media Prize

The Music Parents' Support Group Prize for Leadership and Contribution to Music

The Hobday Prize for a student in Year 12 in recognition of overall service to the College Community

Jasmine V (Jassie) Salveson

Elana M Berton

Angus A Wylie

DRAMA, DANCE AND MEDIA

Eliza R McGrath

The T W Davies Prize for the Vice-Captains of the School

The Theatre Studies Prize

Douglas K Horn

Emma K Carruthers

Louisa J Cheatley

The Music Performance Prize

Leonardo (Leo) Jegatheesan

The Drama Prize

Ebony M Sefton

Sabrina R Lewicki

Tansy L Pereira

The VET Music Prize

Dux of the College for 2013 (2013)

The Prize for Best Dramatic Performance

Julian P Kenny

The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize for a student who has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership

Erica White

Joshua C Skuza

The Physical Education Prize

Proxime Accessit Prize for the Year 12 students who finished second to the Dux of the College 2013

The Media Prize

Bronte E Connoley

Louisa J Cheatley

SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Annabelle Shannon Han Trinh Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance Henry Beaumont-Kelly Lydia Nicholson The Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance in Year 11 Claudia L Conway EmmaJ Dixon Rebecca C Finlay Eliza Fordham Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong DEPARTMENT PRIZES: BUSINESS STUDIES The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Accounting Nicholas P Malishev The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economics Natalie L Collett

The Biology Prize Annabel S Scott

Jackson M Breer

Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown

The Chemistry Prize

The Literature Prize

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Fergus C Laidlaw

The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize

The E H Morrison Prize to be awarded to a girl for all-round ability and service to the College

The Stanley Calvert Prize for Debating and Public Speaking Philippa A Thorne

Alex J Baensch The Psychology Prize

Samuel O (Sam) Goodear

Phoebe E Niven

Mitchell B McAllister

The Macfarlane Burnet Prize

HISTORY

Alice J McGregor

The History (Revolutions) Prize Shani S Watson

The Information Technology Prize

The Classical Studies Prize

Alec D Attwood

Emma K Carruthers

OTHER PRIZES:

LANGUAGES

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

The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for French Henry Beaumont-Kelly The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for Chinese

DESIGN AND CREATIVE ARTS

The Further Mathematics Prize

The Product Design and Technology Prize Hannah Heard The Studio Arts Prize Emma K Carruthers The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts Mitchell G Mccaffrey 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.

The Physics Prize

The Geography Prize

Simeon G Flanagan

Fraser W Mahony

Davis R George

GEOGRAPHY

MATHEMATICS

Isla M Dobie

Ella K Vernon

The C A Bickford Prize for the top Year 12 English Student

ENGLISH

Ta-Chun (Albert) Su

The Visual Communication and Design Prize

Louisa J Cheatley The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize to be awarded to a boy for all-round ability and service to the College

The Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize for Legal Studies

The Art Prize

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong The Mathematical Methods Prize Henry Beaumont-Kelly The Brian Lester Prize for Specialist Mathematics Alex J Baensch

Zachary A (Zac) Yeaman 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 Rebecca C Finlay Jemima G Hutchins

Shani S Watson The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize for a student in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community Patrick J Crisp The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship Annabel S Scott Angus A Wylie The Citizenship Prize awarded to Year 9 students who have demonstrated consistent, positive citizenship Cary E Foley George W Johnston Oliver H Manton Thomas M Page Aleisha A Mauderer Eliza C Lawson Dinali D (Devmy) Panagodage Molly R McLaughlin The Francesca Henricus Memorial Prize awarded to a Year 1O girl and boy for positive citizenship

The A T Andrews Memorial Prize for Mathematics and Science in Year 12

The Dr A J Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize for all-round sporting contribution to the College

Alex J Baensch

Charles W (Charlie) Curnow

Rebecca A McGrath

MUSIC

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

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

Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown

Philippa A Thorne

The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize Shani S Watson The E R Scott Prize for best instrumentalist Hamish J Russell Douglas K Horn

William J Carr LilyC Cox Noah V Nicholas

Morongo Medal for the Captains of Mossgiel and Mackie Robert H Torode

Tiahna E Proebstl

Grace K (Gracie) Wootton

198

Awards Year 12 Merit Award Prize

Alex J Baensch Henry Beaumont-Kelly Emma K Carruthers Louisa J Cheatley Simeon G Flanagan Lydia Nicholson Phoebe E Niven Lach Ian J Patrick Wendy Zhu Year 11 Merit Award Prize

Claudia LConway Emma] Dixon Rebecca C Finlay Eliza Fordham Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong Philippa A Thorne Sophie B Clark Andrew J Goldsack Sophie M Weaver Year 10 Prize for General Academic Excellence

Lachlan R Baensch Lilli A Balaam Hamish W Bulford William J Carr Mollie Fernandez Elizabeth (Liesel) Fraser Mark A Kovacev

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 Simson Football ('Carji Greeves Medal' for the Fairest and Best) Zaine T Cordy Hockey (Fairest and Best)

Annabel S Scott Hamish J Russell Netball (Fairest and Best)

Laura J Cayzer Rowing (Excellence Award)

Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown Liam C Watson Soccer (Fairest and Best) Isabel J (Izzy) Greer Liam M Drury Sohball (Fairest and Best) Alexandra M Jablonsky Swimming (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Fraser W Mahony Diving (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Emma K Carruthers

lslaM Dobie Art, History (Revolutions) Simeon G Flanagan Economics, English, Legal Studies

MacKenzie P Chrimes Product Design and Technology Olivia LClark Studio Arts (Textiles)

Hannah Heard

Sophie B Clark

Product Design and Technology

Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Rachel L Howard

English Julian P Kenny

Brandon J Clutterbuck

VET Music Fergus C Laidlaw English, Literature Fraser W Mahony Visual Communication and Design Nicholas P Malishev Accounting

English Claudia LConway Chemistry, English, Literature, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Claudia I Crawley English Thomas E Deahl Chemistry, Physics

Louis M Molyneux

Media Tobias G (Toby) Mooney

Product Design and Technology Lydia Nicholson

Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Physics Phoebe E Niven French, Mathematical Methods, Psychology Mitchell B O'Leary English, Mathematical Methods

Emma] Dixon

English, French, General Mathematics, History, Biology Units 3&4 Mitchell J Dowling Biology, English, Psychology Rebecca C Finlay Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Media, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Eliza Fordham Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Angela K Morris

Tennis (Fairest and Best) (formerly 'TS Hawkes Memorial Trophy' for Open singles champion)

Sara B Urquhart

Sabrina R Lewicki

Chemistry, English, Physics James E Ragg Physics

Lucas M Whittem

Zaine T Cordy

Jasmine V (lassie) Salveson

Year 9 Prize for General Academic Excellence

Water polo (Fairest and Best)

English

Economics, Environmental Science Units 3&4

Annabel Scott

Annabel S Scott

Andrew J Goldsack

Sam LAllen

Simon Senan

Biology, English

Matthew J Bagnara

Year 12 Merit Awards

Robert H Torode

Isabel J (Izzy) Greer

Alec D Attwood

Further Mathematics

Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Information Technology

Shani S Watson

Samuel O (Sam) Goodear

Alex] Baensch

Chemistry, History (Revolutions)

Geography Units 3&4 Georgia M Hosking

Allen FMiao

Mathematical Methods, Physics, Specialist Mathematics

Angus A Wylie

Physical Education

Visual Communication Design

Thomas M Page

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Wendy Zhu

Jemima G Hutchins

Dinali D (Devmy) Panagodage

Environmental Science, Mathematical Methods, Psychology

Psychology, Drama Units 3&4

Michaela J Ryan

Chemistry, English, French, Mathematical Methods

Gemma K Savage

Stephanie J Boyce

Year 11 Merit Awards

William P (Paddy) Whittakers

English Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown English, Psychology

Environmental Science Units 3&4

Accounting Rose EJen nett English, Physical Education Units 3&4

Alexandra S Berry

Charlotte N Kay

Emma K Carruthers

Art (Painting/Photography)

Physical Education

Elana M Berton

Davis J Kontelj

Charles W (Charlie) Curnow

Classical Studies, English, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Badminton (Fairest and Best)

Louisa JCheatley

Alannah M Kreidl

Yawen (Ellen) Wang

English, Media, Theatre Studies

Environmental Science, Psychology, VET Interactive Digital Media Units 3&4

Media

Vat Hei (Hayden) Tam

Haley JCielesh

Hannah J Burchett

Steven Ling

Basketball (Fairest and Best)

English

History

Angela K Morris

Natalie L Collett

Beata Chen

Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Jordan P O'Leary

Economics, Further Mathematics Bronte EConnoley Physical Education

Mathematical Methods

Paige K Lyall

Cherry C Cheung

Legal Studies, Psychology

Rebecca A McGrath

Eliza C Lawson Aleisha A Mauderer Molly R Mclaughlin

SPORTING PRIZES: Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award) Julia LMann

Lachlan J Patrick

Isabelle J Bennison

Environmental Science

199

Davis R George

Emily JJackson

Biology

Awards Benjamin M Malone

Lilli A Balaam

Zhiyou (Annie) Dong

Biology, History, Environmental Science Units 3&4

Mathematics

ReillyW Eddy

Matthew J Malishev

Geography Units 3&4

Art (Photography), Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Physical Education, Religious Education, Environmental Science Units 1&2

Darcy T Narita

Suzanne V Baxter

Accounting

English, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Mitchell B McAllister

Abbey M Newton

Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Laura H Peebles

English Tansy L Pereira

English, French, Drama Units 3&4 Samuel L Porter

English, VET Music Tiahna E Proebstl

Art (Painting/Photography), Product Design and Technology Benjamin A Robinson

Geography Carl A Schultz

Accounting, Economics Ebony M Sefton

Music Performance Units 3&4 Tom C Shembrey

English, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Morgan F Bett

Nicholas H Maishman

Mathematics

Commerce (Business)

Madeline K (Maddie) Evans

Nicholas W Manton

Mathematics, Physical Education, Studio Arts (Textiles)

History (Late 20th Century), History (Renaissance), Visual Communication and Design, VET Interactive Digital Media Units 1&2

Mollie Fernandez

Commerce (Business), Religious Education

Commerce (Money & Law), Mathematics, Physical Education, Information Technology Units 1&2

Jasper L Bingham

Jessica M Fitzpatrick

Millicent S (Millie) McArthur

Religious Education

Geography (Rivers & Riches), Mathematics, Physical Education

English, French, History (Late 20th Century), Mathematics

Alexander H Blight

English, Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Katya M Boness

Art (Photography), English, Mathematics Angus L (Gus) Boyd

Bridget E Mapleson

Physical Education

Elizabeth (Liesel) Fraser

Rebecca A McGrath

Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), English, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Studio Arts (Textiles), Psychology Units 1&2

Art (Photography), English, French, History (Late 20th Century), Literature, Science, Visual Communication and Design, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Physical Education

Emma G Furphy

Bridget M McNamara

Harrison T Brown

Physical Education

English

Art (Photography), Visual Communication and Design

Hamish W Bulford

Alexander B Gregory

English, French, Latin, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Art (Photography), Design and Technology, Science, Information Technology Units 1&2

Drama, Mathematics, Religious Education

Thomas L Burke

Phillipa I McQuinn

Daniel J Morgan

Religious Education

Zhen Guang (Tommy) Gui

Angela K Morris

Chinese Art (Photography), Commerce (Money & Law), Science

Commerce (Business), Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Physical Education, Religious Education, Physical Education Units 1&2

Grace M Carroll

Luke) Henry

William G Morrison

Physical Education

Visual Communication Design

Commerce (Money & Law), English, History (Late 20th Century)

Physical Education Sally D Higgins

Alexander S Morrow

Yawen (Ellen) Wang

Jeremy Carruthers

Commerce (Money & Law)

Religious Education, Visual Communication and Design

Mathematics

Economics, Mathematical Methods, Environmental Science Units 3&4

Laura J Cayzer

Briana E (Bibi) Holten

Shannessy M Ward

Ta-Chun (Albert) Su

Chinese Units 3&4 Philippa A Thorne

English, French, Latin, Biology Units 3&4 Emma JThreadgold

Design and Technology William JCarr

Commerce (Money & Law), English, Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Katherine A Guthrie

Lachlan H Morwood

Physical Education

English, French, Science

Geography (Rivers & Riches), Physical Education

Dance

Claudia E Cheatley

Alexandra G (Ally) Howie

Grace N Newnham

Sophie M Weaver

Drama, VET Interactive Digital Media Units 1&2

Mathematics

Drama

Patrick J Hurley

Sophie J Newnham

Ka Man (Veronica) Cheung

English

Drama, History (Late 20th Century)

Mathematics

Matthew RJackman

Noah V Nicholas

Jala L Cleaver

English

Science, Biology Units 1&2, General Mathematics Units 1&2

English, History (Renaissance), Mathematics

Kyle JComben

Dayne Jackson

Veronica L Nockles

Physical Education

Commerce (Business), English, Religious Education, Science

Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Science, Biology Units 1&2

English, Legal Studies, Visual Communication Design, Biology Units 3&4 Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong

Chemistry, English Additional Language, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Ka Yu (David) Wu

LilyCCox

Chemistry, Economics, Geography

English, Environmental Science Units 1&2

Year 10 Merit Awards Brayden S Allan

Physical Education Lachlan R Baensch

Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), Design and Technology, History (Chinese), Religious Education, Science, Thinking Mathematically, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Charles W (Charlie) Crozier

Design and Technology, Geography Units 1&2 Kade N Cullen

Religious Education Phoebe J Cunningham

Art (Painting), Physical Education Units 1&2 Jade M Davie

Geography (Coasts & Settlement)

Thomas D King

Chloe G O'Connor

Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Physical Education, Science

Art (Painting), Drama, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Mark A Kovacev

Amelia E Patrick

Art (Photography), Music, Physical Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Mathematics Constance J Potts

Charles E (Charlie) Langley

Studio Arts (Textiles), Geography Units 1&2

Design and Technology

Amelia M Powell

Nuriye M (Melis) Layik

History (Renaissance), Mathematics, Science

Drama, English Maxwell S (Max) Lazarus

Hollie J Rochow

Design and Technology

Studio Arts (Textiles)

200

Awards Molly K Russell

Ian W Bell

AlecJ Kors

Dominique B Russell

Literature, Science

Art, Physical Education, Science, Visual Communication and Design

Geography, Information Technology, Science

Summer J Russell

Dance, Design and Technology, Religious Education

James S Bennett-Hullin

Mikhail K Landos

Religious Education

Visual Communication and Design

Drama, Geography, History (Australian)

Callum I Schutt

Grace I Bond

Eliza C Lawson

Michaela J Ryan

Physical Education

History (Australian), Media

Noah B Sebastian

Eve C Braslis

Art, Design and Technology, French, Mathematics, Science

Mathematics

Drama, History (American)

Oscar J Luke

English, History (Australian), Mathematics, Religious Education, Science

Harry M Shannon

Harrison B (Harry) Breer

English

Gemma K Savage

Art, Drama, French, Geography, Science

Eliza G Santalucia

Design and Technology, Drama

Mathematics, Physical Education

Art

Calden P Lyons

Samantha L Simson

Maddison C Carr

Physical Education

Dance

English, Geography, Geography (Planet Earth)

Mardi Stapleton

Liam N Chalmers

Oliver H Manton

English, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Geography (Planet Earth), Physical Education

Design and Technology, Geography, Mathematics, Media, Science

Jessica Stewart

Amy R Christian

Aleisha A Mauderer

Mathematics

Religious Education

Sally G Shaw

Lach Ian R Stokie

JamesTCole

Drama, Geography, History (Australian), Physical Education, Religious Education, Studio Arts (Textiles) Georgia E (Georgie) McKinnon

English

Physical Education

Aidan T Symons

Matthew J Deahl

Commerce (Business), English, Science

Physical Education

Liam R Turnbull

Edwina A Doery

Physical Education, Religious Education

Zara L Edgar

Sara B Urquhart

English, French, Geography (Rivers & Riches), Religious Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2

Bronte E Smith Grace E Stewart

Design and Technology

Art, Design and Technology, Drama, English, French, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Science

Thomas P Flanagan

Allen F Miao

Physical Education

French, Mathematics, Media, Science, Visual Communication and Design

Physical Education

Cary E Foley

Music, Science

Hugh JMitchell

Geography (Planet Earth), Physical Education

English, Geography, History (Australian)

Layla V Murrihy

Claire E Goldsack

Physical Education

English, Physical Education

English, Religious Education, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Alicia C Newton

Alexander P West

RubyMGow

Physical Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2

Bryce W Newton

Dance

Physical Education

Isabel J (Izzy) Greer

Genevieve H Nicholson

Lucas M Whittem

Commerce (Money & Law), English, Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Music, Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Monique A Wiener

History (Chinese), Science Charlie K Wootton

Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education

Declan J Skuza

Design and Technology, Mathematics

James A Glover

Sherry Lee Watson

Design and Technology, English, History (American), Media

Molly R McLaughlin

Dance, Mathematics, Physical Education Design and Technology

Eliza M Shannon

Geography, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

Studio Arts (Textiles)

Alana B Walder

Blair R Waters

Roxana) (Roxy) Sefton

Physical Education

Art, English, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Science

English, History (Australian), Music

English, Latin, Science James A Norton

Mia R Harris

Drama

Dance, English, Religious Education

Thomas M Page

Chloe A Hedditch

English Jason X Sun

Religious Education Patrick W (Paddy) Taylor

Visual Communication and Design Isabella C (Issy) Thomas

History (Australian) Laura JTurnbull

Geography, Physical Education Henry D (Harry) Unkenstein

Mathematics, Physical Education Sophie L Walmsley

Physical Education Lachlan G Walter

Media Shiying (Wendy) Wang

Mathematics India A Watson

History (American)

Art, History (American), Religious Education

English, Geography (Planet Earth), History (American), Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

Mathematics, Media

Nikita A (Nikki) Helm

Dinali D (Devmy) Panagodage

William P (Paddy) Whittakers

Art

Drama, English, French, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education

Dixie JWeetman

Commerce (Business), English, Music Performance Units 1&2

Tsz Kei (Zoe) Hui

Year 9 Merit Awards

Chinese, Religious Education

Art, English, French, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian), Information Technology, Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science

Sam LAllen

Henry R Hutchins

Brianna T Perry

Taian (Adeline) Xie

Drama, English

English, French, Studio Arts (Textiles)

George W Johnston

Taylia A Reedy

History (Australian), Religious Education

Design and Technology, Drama, English, French, Geography

Religious Education

Tianpei (Thomas) Yang

Claudia F Rose

Mitchell LJones

French

Geography, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

Amy You

Design and Technology, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Matthew J Bagnara

Geography, Information Technology, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science

Jack P Henderson

Physical Education

English, History (Australian), Religious Education, Science, Visual Communication and Design

201

Scott C Wylie

Physical Education

School Colours PRODUCTION SCHOOL

Half Colour

School Colour

Lach Ian Patrick

Hamish Russell

School Colour

ACADEMIC Half Colour Sam Allen Matthew Bagnara Hamish Bulford Isabel Greer Dayne Jackson Mark Kovacev Eliza Lawson Aleisha Mauderer Molly McLaughlin

BADMINTON

Jeremy Carruthers Xavier Consedine Annie Foley Mark Kovacev

Jackson Breer

School Colour

Lucinda Murphy

Douglas Horn

Abby Andrew

Tansy Pereira

Michael Mawson

Honour

Samuel Porter

Eliza McGrath

Emma Carruthers

Jasmine Salveson

Yuhao (Kevin) Ni Toby Profitt Zachary Yeaman

DRAMA Half Colour Olivia Anderson

Wendy Zhu

Erin Bourke

Phoebe Niven

CRICKET

Stephanie Boyce

Kasra Reja

Half Colour

Grace Carroll

Joshua Skuza

Matthew Bird

Claudia Cheatley

Kate Speakman

Harry Gow

Lily Cox

Yat Hei Tam

Leonardo Jegatheesan

Rachael Goy

Yawen Wang

Alan Vincent

Alexander Gregory

Isabella Xu

Alexander Wilson

Georgia Hosking

Tom Shembrey Joshua Skuza Jock Slattery Andy Slattery Sarah Smith Kate Speakman Poppy Trescowthick Sophie Weaver

Honour Lucy Allinson Louisa Cheatley Jackson Griffiths

Tze Hang Yip

School Colour

Sam Hvidberg

Honour

Cooper Bingham

Nuriye Layik

Angus Tan

Angus Boyd

Bridget Mapleson

FOOTBALL

Molly Russell

BASKETBALL

Harrison Dalton

Hamish Mccallum

Half Colour

Michaela Ryan

Half Colour

Lachlan Holdsworth

Rebecca McGrath

Nicholas McGuane

Gemma Savage

Abby Brierly

Sam Hosking

Hamish McKie

William Simson

Darcy Narita

School Colour

Honour

Emily Nash

Matthew Bird

Timothy Hosking

Alexander Nelson

Harrison Dalton

Nicholas McGuane

Grace Newnham

Michael de Blaquiere

DEBATING

Sophie Newnham

Cody Deppeler

Veronica Nockles

Braeden Eddy

Allen Miao Thomas Page Dinali Panagodage

William Whittakers

Ela Rutherford

School Colour

Lachlan Baensch

Jared Boyce

Lilli Balaam

Eve Braslis

Hamish Bulford

Jackson Breer

William Carr

Patrick Crisp

Half Colour

Mollie Fernandez

Phoebe Cunningham

William Carr

Elizabeth Fraser

Joe Fowler

Thomas Page

Rose Jennett

Davis George

School Colour

Mark Kovacev

Dean Jeremie

Isabelle Bennison

Rebecca McGrath

Nicholas Malishev

Nina Brown

Angela Morris

Tobias Mooney

Sophie Clark

Kasra Reja

Mitchell O'Leary

Claudia Crawley

Sara Urquhart

Jordan O'Leary

Eliza Fordham

Yawen Wang

Tia Paterson-Dunn

Davis George

Lucas Wh ittem

Honour Alex Baensch

Meg Read Sherry Lee Watson Olympia Wild

Andrew Goldsack Steven Ling Tansy Pereira

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Honour

Kasra Reja

Emma Carruthers

Angela Morris

Sophie Young

Louisa Cheatley Sophie Clark Claudia Conway Emma Dixon Rebecca Finlay Simeon Flanagan

CHOIR Half Colour Stephanie Boyce

School Colour Louisa Cheatley

Eliza Fordham

Honour

Andrew Goldsack

Lucy Allinson

Lydia Nicholson

Emma Carruthers

Phoebe Niven

Shani Watson

Lachlan Patrick Philippa Thorne Sophie Weaver Hin Sum Wong Wendy Zhu

CONCERT BAND Honour Matthew Appelbe Harshini Baskaran

Honour Alex Baensch Emma Carruthers Simeon Flanagan Mitchell O'Leary Lachlan Patrick Philippa Thorne Shani Watson

Jemima Hutchins

Chloe O'Connor

Sean Holroyd

Georgina Osborne

Timothy Hosking

Amelia Powell

Sam Hosking

Emma Threadgold

Thomas King

Riley Van lngen

Nicholas Morwood

Shannessy Ward

Xavier Seller

Sherry Lee Watson

Austin Sutterby

Amy You

Harry Welleman

School Colour

Alex Witherden

Abby Andrew

Angus Wylie

Alexa Bedford

Honour

William Carr

Zaine Cordy

Olivia Clark

Charles Curnow

Xavier Consedine

Harry Kershaw

Thomas Deahl

Joe Maishman

Alex Divola

Blake Sutterby

Isla Dobie

GENERAL

Mitchell Dowling Cary Foley Annie Foley Joe Fowler Amanda loannou

Half Colour Harry Mel ntyre

School Colour Henry Unkenstein

Rose Jennett

HOCKEY

DIVING

Jack Johnston

Half Colour

Charlotte Kay

Nina Brown

Emma Casey

Olivia Leontiades

Paige Lyall

Jordan Edwards

Millicent McArthur

Stewart Saunders

Summer Russell

Phillipa McQuinn

Isobel Summers

Gemma Savage

Louis Molyneux

Philippa Thorne

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School Colours Lucas Wh ittem

Andrew Goldsack

Cody Deppeler

Tia Paterson-Dunn

Sarah Smith

School Colour

Michelle Goy

Zoe Dixon

Shannessy Ward

Sophie Young

Lachlan Baensch

Rose Jennett

Rebecca Finlay

Sherry Lee Watson

School Colour

Christopher Billings

Steven Ling

Zoe Gorell

Monique Wiener

Jonathan Ng

Hamish Bulford

Tansy Pereira

Douglas Horn

School Colour

Honour

Claudia Crawley

Samuel Porter

Nicholas Malishev

Iman Alfrink

Harry Kershaw

Isla Dobie

Ebony Sefton

Jacob Morgan

Louisa Cheatley

Fraser Mahony

Eliza Fordham

Philippa Thorne

Morgan Perry

Amelia Fitzgerald

Bronte Panckridge

Sophie Gough

Emma Threadgold

Hamish Russell

Celine Ingram

James Humphries

Hoi Lam Wong

Annabel Scott

Honour

Rose Jennett

Isabella Xu

Harry Welleman

Alexandra Jablonsky

MUSICAL PRODUCTION

Angus Wylie

Corina Palmer

Charlotte Kay Lachlan McDonald Louis Molyneux Lucinda Murphy Thomas O'Connor Thomas Roe

Half Colour

Michael Mawson

Honour

Alice McGregor

Edith Ar0-Dekker

Matthew Appelbe

Corina Palmer

Grace Forshaw

Jackson Breer

Toby Profitt

Georgia Hosking

Honour

School Colour

Al ex Baensch

Kirsten Caithness Katie-Rose Campbell

Tiah na Proebstl

Laura Cayzer

Hamish Russell

Zoe Dixon

Annabel Scott

Alannah Kreidl

Alexander Blight William Carr

Alexandra Lever

Harshini Baskaran

Fraser Wishart

Suzanne Baxter

Honour

School Colour

Half Colour

Carl Schultz

Cameron Barr

Ella Vernon

STAGE BAND

SOCCER

Half Colour

Matthew Appel be

Honour

Toby Profitt

NETBALL

MUSIC

Half Colour

Stewart Saunders

Dominique Russell

Bronte Connoley

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Bridget Mapleson Ella Vernon

Honour Claudia Conway

ROWING Half Colour

Mitchell McAllister

Douglas Horn

Hamish Russell

Constance Potts

Michael Mawson

Stewart Saunders

James Ragg

Eliza McGrath

Shani Watson

Sarah Smith

Zachary Yeaman

Angelica Wootton

Wendy Zhu

STRING ORCHESTRA

TENNIS

Honour

Harry Furphy

Alexandra Lever

School Colour

Alice McGregor

Ashley Bell

Corina Palmer

Robert Britt

Hamish Russell

Sophie Clark

School Colour Oscar Beaumont-Ke! ly Hugh Bell Isabelle Bennison Elana Berton Liam Drury Isabel Greer Briana Holten Jemima Hutchins

Half Colour

Stewart Saunders

Bronte Connoley

Shani Watson

Claudia Conway Charles Curnow

Claudia Cheatley

Sebastian Acosta Ruiz

Leonardo Jegatheesan

Max Dawe

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Jack Johnston

SWIMMING

Alexander Gregory

Claudia Crawley

Fabian Kaps

Half Colour

Johnson Ho

Emma Dixon

Mark Kovacev

Brayden Allan

Dayne Jackson

Isla Dobie

Nuriye Layik

Georgia Allen

Mark Kovacev

Grace Forshaw

Julia Mann

Ethan Braslis

Nuriye Layik

Emily Jackson

Emma Nixon

Eve Braslis

Emma Furphy Samuel Goodear Alice McGregor Darcy Narita Benjamin Robinson Simon Senan

Millicent McArthur

Alannah Kreidl

Toby Profitt

Laura Cayzer

Phillipa McQuinn

Thomas McGowan

Benjamin Robinson

Phoebe Cunningham

Grace Newnham

Tobias Mooney

Joshua Skuza

Jade Davie

Nicholas Cayzer

Honour

Sophie Newnham

Lucinda Murphy

Sophie Walmsley

Elizabeth Fraser

Zaine Cordy

Veronica Nockles

Brydie Rankin

Charlie Wootton

Elliott Grossnickle

James Fitzpatrick

Amelia Powell

William Shaw

Tze Hang Yip

Chloe Hedditch

Sabrina Lewicki

Sara Urquhart

Poppy Trescowth ick

Honour

Johnson Ho

Emma Nixon

Lucas Wh ittem

Edward Walmsley

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Alexandra Howie

Philippa Thorne

Amy You

Liam Watson

Amelia Fitzgerald

James Humphries

UMPIRING

School Colour

Olympia Wild

Sabrina Lewicki

Patrick Iredell

School Colour

Elana Berton

Fraser Wishart

Eliza McGrath

Rose Jennett

Lachlan McPherson

Nina Brown

School Colour

Aaron Sayers

Charlotte Kay

Olivia Clark

Alexa Bedford

SOFTBALL

Brandon Clutterbuck

Jackson Breer

Madalyn Colman

Madeleine Brown

Thomas Deahl

Kirsten Caithness

Eliza Fordham

Katie-Rose Campbell

Half Colour Jessica Campbell Cherry Cheung Brittany Neate

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Maxwell Lazarus Julia Mann Bridget Mapleson Chloe O'Connor Jack Sheridan

House Colours CALVERT HOUSE COLOURS General Angus Boyd Simon Senan Angus Tan

Athletics Georgia Blood John (Jack) Calvert Natalie Collett Alex Divola Hannah Heard Alexandra Jablonsky Louis Molyneux

Rowing

Dougal McKindlay

Music

Layla Murrihy

Zoe Gorell

Constance Potts

Louisa Cheatley

Dominique Russell

COLES HOUSE COLOURS

Tansy Pereira

Sophie Walmsley

Hamish Russell

Lachlan Walter

Athletics

Netball

Junior Honour

Georgia Allen

Stephen Blond

Lach Ian Patrick Ella Vernon Angus Wylie

Soccer

Abby Andrew

Kirsten Caithness

Claudia Cheatley

Thomas Deahl

Alexa Bedford

Emily Jackson

Lily Cox

Alexandra Jablonsky

Kirsten Caithness

Rowing

Alec Attwood

Morgan Perry

Samuel Coles

Kirsten Caithness

Benjamin Robinson

Claudia Crawley

Patrick Crisp

Angus Tan

Elliott Grossnickle

William Golightly

Sophie Young

Emily Jackson

Emelie Joubert

Softball

Paige Lyall

Brydie Rankin

Lachlan Patrick

Bronte Connoley

Lach Ian McPherson

Soccer

Angus Tan

Alexandra Jablonsky

Tobias Mooney

Tsz Ching Hui

Ella Vernon

Swimming

Tansy Pereira

Julia Mann

John (Jack) Calvert

Ta-Chun Su

Softball

Badminton

Alex Divola

Larry Willett

Lach Ian Patrick

Andrew Goldsack

Tze Hang Yip

Angus Wylie

Basketball Dean Jeremie Morgan Perry

Cricket Benjamin Tyler

Cross Country Bronte Connoley Hannah Heard Laura Peebles Benjamin Robinson Tom Shembrey Ella Vernon Sophie Young

Football William Shaw Tom Shembrey Angus Wylie

Hockey Bronte Connoley Louis Molyneux

Jordan O'Leary

KEITH HOUSE COLOURS

Louisa Cheatley

Athletics

Julia Mann

Cooper Bingham

Olympia Wild

Brandon Clutterbuck

Mitchell O'Leary

Swimming

Claudia Conway

Benjamin Robinson

Tze Hang Yip

Sophie Young

Basketball

Patrick Crisp

Waterpo/o

Julia Mann

Elliott Grossnickle

Georgia Allen

Rose Jennett

Tobias Mooney

Morgan Perry

Mitchell O'Leary

Tansy Pereira

Angus Wylie

Olympia Wild

Edward Walmsley

Junior Colour

Cricket

Larry Willett

Eve Braslis

Simeon Flanagan

Tennis

Leonardo Jegatheesan

Louisa Cheatley

Cary Foley

Tobias Mooney

Harry Furphy

Claire Goldsack

Cross Country

Waterpolo

Jack Henderson

Georgia Allen

Patrick Crisp

Neve Horvat

Louisa Cheatley

William Golightly

Mitchell Jones

Claudia Crawley

Olympia Wild

Angus McDonald

Lach Ian McPherson

Junior Colour

Bryce Newton

Ta-Chun Su

Brianna Perry Grant Philpott Michaela Ryan

Netball

Scott Wylie

Zoe Gorell

Junior Honour Brayden Allan

Zaine Cordy Charles Curnow Emma Dixon Amelia Fitzgerald Amanda loannou Julian Kenny Thomas McGowan Nicholas Morwood Thomas O'Connor

Matthew Deahl

Aidan Symons

Ella Vernon

Lachlan Minahan Patrick Molloy

Badminton

Rose Jennett

Morgan Perry

Nicholas Manton

Rose Jennett

Bronte Smith

Laura Peebles

Mollie Fernandez Nuriye Layik

Morgan Perry

Music

lndie Melvin

Kade Cullen Phoebe Cunningham

Shannessy Ward Liam Watson

Badminton Yawen Wang

Basketball Charles Curnow Zoe Dixon

Sam Allen

Debating

Charles Blakeley

Simeon Flanagan

Ruby Buchanan

Tansy Pereira

Zara Edgar

Cricket Zaine Cordy Charles Curnow Alexander Wilson

Football

Thomas Flanagan

William Golightly

Nikita Helm

Cross Country

Tobias Mooney

Charles Horoch

Claudia Conway

Hockey

Charles Langley

Charles Curnow

Claudia Crawley

Nu riye Layi k

Emma Dixon

Paige Lyall

Oliver Manton

Thomas McGowan

Tansy Pereira

Hamish McKie

Thomas O'Connor

Lachlan Minahan

Megan Wallace

Alexander Blight Emma Gorell James Gorell Emily Hall

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House Colours Liam Watson

Megan Wallace

Nicholas McGuane

Swimming

Charlotte Kay

Football

Liam Watson

Lillian Moran

Katie-Rose Campbell

Blake Sutterby

Cooper Bingham

Tennis

Patrick Nagle

Haley Cielesh

Austin Sutterby

Michael de Blaquiere

Claudia Conway

Darcy Narita

Sarah Cook

Badminton

Tom Vaughan

Corina Palmer

Fraser Mahony

Austin Sutterby

Hugo Potgieter

Samuel Maries

Blake Sutterby

Meg Read

Nicholas McGuane

Cricket

Xavier Seller

Darcy Narita

Blake Sutterby

Jock Slattery

Corina Palmer

Austin Sutterby

Sarah Smith

Xavier Seller

Kate Speakman

Jock Slattery

Philippa Thorne

Emma Threadgold

Andrew Waterhouse

Shani Watson

Sophie Weaver

Darcy Witcombe

Tennis

Charlotte Kay

Aleisha Mauderer

Basketball

Sarah Cook

Lydia Nicholson

Georgia McKinnon

Meg Read

Samuel Maries

Stephanie Nicholson

Daniel Morgan

Cricket

Darcy Narita

Aaron Sayers

Chloe O'Connor

Nicholas McGuane

Meg Read

Austin Sutterby

Endre Padanyi

Cross Country

Jock Slattery

Blake Sutterby

Eliza Santalucia

Lucy Allinson

Philippa Thorne

Isabella (Issy) Thomas

Nina Brown

Waterpolo

Victoria Wood

Katie-Rose Campbell

Fraser Mahony

Junior Honour

Sarah Cook

Junior Colour

Joe Fowler

Jasper Bingham

Liam Drury

Matthew Bagnara

Austin Sutterby

Harrison Brown

Fraser Mahony

Benjamin Batarilo

Blake Sutterby

Hamish Bulford

Samuel Maries

Titania Mayer

Sam Conway

Xavier Seller

Charlotte McMaster

Samuel Coutts

Sarah Smith

Hugh Mitchell

James Glover

Philippa Thorne

Roxana Sefton

Isabel Greer

Fraser Wishart

Remy Stanisich

Katherine Guthrie

Debating

Indiana Van Someren

Harry Hayes

Davis George

Kaitlyn Ward

Tom Vaughan Alexander Wilson

Futsa/

Junior Colour Grace Bond

Zaine Cordy

Harrison Brown

Charles Curnow

Sam Conway

Nicholas Morwood

Matthew Dowling

Toby Profitt

Bentley Fitzgerald

Alexander Wilson

James Glover

Hockey

Isabel Greer

Thomas O'Connor

Mia Harris

Thomas Roe

Sally Higgins

Shannessy Ward

Harry Kelly

Music Julian Kenny

Netball Emily Angliss Claudia Conway Emma Dixon Zoe Dixon Amanda loannou Megan Wallace

Soccer Emily Angliss Cooper Bingham Brandon Cl utterbuck Zaine Cordy Amelia Fitzgerald Toby Profitt Yawen Wang

Softball Claudia Conway Zoe Dixon Amelia Fitzgerald Shannessy Ward

Swimming Emily Angliss Cooper Bingham Claudia Conway Zaine Cordy Zoe Dixon Emma Dixon Julian Kenny Thomas McGowan Phoebe Niven Toby Profitt

Philippa Thorne

Junior Honour

William Knuckey

Shani Watson

Christopher Billings

Phillipa McQuinn Lachlan Morwood Chloe O'Connor Eliza Santalucia Sara Urquhart

MCARTHUR HOUSE COLOURS

Henry Beaumont-Kelly Robert Britt Harrison Dalton Samuel Goodear James Humphries

Debating Alex Baensch

Football

Futsa/ Blake Sutterby Austin Sutterby

Hockey Alex Baensch Isla Dobie James Humphries

Dayne Jackson

Aleisha Mauderer

Cross Country

Football

Alexandra Howie

Samuel Maries

Maxwell Lazarus

Nicholas McGuane

Millicent McArthur

Hugo Potgieter

Lach Ian Taylor

Xavier Seller

James Waterhouse

Futsa/

MCLEAN HOUSE COLOURS

Charlotte Kay Samuel Porter Isobel Summers

Music Olivia Clark Joe Fowler Samuel Porter

Liam Drury

Hoi Lam Wong

Netball

Nicholas McGuane

General

Isla Dobie

Soccer

Michael Wiener

Sabrina Lewicki

Nina Brown

Haley Cielesh

Athletics

Katie-Rose Campbell

Stephanie Nicholson

Corina Palmer

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Rowing

Softball

Olivia Clark

Alex Baensch

Corina Palmer

Samuel Goodear

Isla Dobie

Athletics

Liam Drury Davis George Samuel Maries

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House Colours Joe Fowler

Junior Honour

Lewis Robilliard

Soccer

Eliza Lawson

Sabrina Lewicki

Iman Alfrink

Annabel Scott

Annie Foley

Matthew Malishev

Stephanie Nicholson

Oscar Beaumont-Kelly

Summer Spikers

Zachary Yeaman

Grace Newnham

Austin Sutterby

Swimming

Sophie Newnham

Elana Berton

Amelia Powell

Briana Holten

Grace Stewart

Blake Sutterby

Alexander West

Harry Welleman

Soccer

Chloe Wynter

Rhys Williams

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

MORRISON HOUSE COLOURS

Wendy Zhu

Jeremy Carruthers

Debating

Georgia Doery

Emma Carruthers

Annie Foley

Kasra Reja

Eliza Fordham

Football

Elizabeth Fraser

Alana Walder

Madeleine Brown Isla Dobie Joe Fowler

General Lewis Wright

Jemima Hutchins Charlotte Kay James Ragg Austin Sutterby Blake Sutterby

Softball Olivia Clark

Swimming Rebecca Bath Madeleine Brown Harrison Dalton Joe Fowler Samuel Goodear James Humphries Jemima Hutchins

Zachary Yeaman

Athletics Lilli Balaam

Nelson Brand Emma Carruthers

Noah Sebastian Mason Spikers Jessica Stewart Grace Stewart Lachlan Stokie Liam Turnbull

MacKenzie Chrimes

Georgia Hosking

Cody Deppeler

Harry Kershaw

SHANNON HOUSE COLOURS

Futsa/

Alannah Kreidl

Cody Deppeler

Athletics

Annie Foley

Joshua Skuza

Harry McIntyre

Bradley Fuller

Thomas Wright

Lucinda Murphy

Eliza McGrath

Lewis Robilliard

Hannah Sheppard

Annabel Scott

Jack Sheridan

Grace Stewart

William Simson

Harry Welleman

Grace Wootton

Emma Carruthers MacKenzie Chrimes

Eliza Fordham Elizabeth Fraser Lach Ian Holdsworth Georgia Hosking Meg Kent-Spark Harry Kershaw

Hockey Eliza Fordham Lachlan McDonald Lucinda Murphy Annabel Scott

Rhys Williams Ella Wood

Alannah Kreidl

Music

Steven Ling

Nelson Brand

Lucinda Murphy

Charlotte Kay

Lewis Robilliard

Sabrina Lewicki

Annabel Scott

Stephanie Nicholson

Summer Spikers

Emma Carruthers

Waterpolo Nicholas Malishev

Basketball Jackson Breer Bronte Panckridge

Community Service

Annie Foley

Junior Colour

Hugh Bell

Lachlan Holdsworth

Edwina Doery

Jackson Breer

Harry Kershaw

Chloe Hedditch

Nicholas Cayzer Chun Lung Chan

Lydia Nicholson

Mason Spikers

Nicholas Malishev

Jack Holdsworth

Blake Sutterby

Grace Stewart

Lucinda Murphy

Lochie Hosking

Max de Been Mitchell McCaffrey

Austin Sutterby

Rhys Williams

Kasra Reja

Cooper Hosking

Tennis

Ella Wood

Lewis Robilliard

Eliza Lawson

Eliza McGrath

Samuel Goodear

Zachary Yeaman

Annabel Scott

Tom McDonald

Emma Nixon

Sabrina Lewicki

Wendy Zhu

Joshua Skuza

Catherine Moody

Bronte Panckridge Zachary Plumridge

Basketball

Harry Welleman

James Norton

Charlotte Kay

Nicholas Malishev

Zachary Yeaman

Angus Rees

Joss Russell

Sabrina Lewicki

Lewis Robilliard

Wendy Zhu

Declan Skuza

Hannah Sheppard

Waterpolo

Junior Colour

Annabel Scott

Netball

Edith Arc-Dekker

Ella Wood

Georgia Doery

Lach Ian Baensch

Cross Country

Georgia Hosking

Grace Stewart

Nicholas Simson

William Townson

William Simson

Laura Turnbull

Robert Torode Grace Wootton

Oscar Beaumont-Kelly

Lilli Balaam

Alannah Kreidl

Junior Honour

Morgan Bett

MacKenzie Chrimes

Lucinda Murphy

Lilli Balaam

Cricket

Annie Foley

Annabel Scott

Thomas Burke

William Simson

Liam Chalmers Briana Holten

Lachlan Holdsworth

Summer Spikers

William Carr

Molly McLaughlin

Sam Hosking

Ella Wood

Jeremy Carruthers Lucy Fyffe

Blair Waters

Timothy Hosking

Monique Wiener

Meg Kent-Spark

MacKenzie Chrimes

Chloe Wynter

Harry Kershaw

Cody Deppeler

Amy You

Nicholas Malishev

Rowing

Summer Spikers

Alexander Gregory Patrick Hurley Patrick Iredell Matthew Jackman

Lucinda Murphy

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Cross Country Hugh Bell Jackson Breer Nicholas Cayzer Bronte Panckridge Grace Wootton

House Colours Debating

Emma Casey

Harshini Baskaran

Poppy Trescowthick

Isabelle Bennison

Georgia Greene

Braeden Eddy

Swimming

Grace Wootton

Julia Kaps

James Fitzpatrick

Harshini Baskaran

Football

Alec Kors

Harry Gow

Stephanie Boyce

Nicholas Cayzer

Rebecca McGrath

Douglas Horn

Braeden Eddy

Bridget McNamara

Fergus Laidlaw

James Fitzpatrick

Jonah McRae-Palmer

Alexandra Lever

Harry Gow

Tom Midgley

Joe Maishman

Douglas Horn

Fiona Nation

Michael Mawson

Fergus Laidlaw

Thomas Page

Alice McGregor

Alexandra Lever

Taylia Reedy

Stewart Saunders

Joe Maishman

Summer Russell

Alexander Selway

Michael Mawson

Eliza Shannon

Jessica Sercombe

Alice McGregor

Ian (Tim) Torode

Poppy Trescowth ick

Alexander Selway

William Whittakers

Cricket

Poppy Trescowthick

Charlie Wootton

Luke Bell

Tennis

Junior Honour

Braeden Eddy

Alice McGregor

Max de Been William Simson

Futsal William Simson

Music Jackson Breer Mitchell McCaffrey Eliza McGrath Bronte Panckridge Jass Russel I

Netball Bronte Panckridge

Lewis Burns

Harry Gow

Rowing

Luke Henry

Jack Johnston

Nicholas Cayzer

William Lord

Joe Maishman

Bronte Panckridge

Louise McDonald

Cross Country

Hannah Sheppard

Lachlan Cashman

Veronica Nockles

Sophie Clark

Robert Torode

Rose Cashman

Harry Shannon

James Fitzpatrick

Ruby Gow

Soccer

Samantha Simson

Robert Fowler

George Johnston

Junior Colour Meg Blundy Jones Jared Boyce

Hugh Bell

Alan Vincent

Douglas Horn

Hamish Manning

Sophie Klein

William Whittakers

Alexandra Lever

Genevieve Nicholson

Eliza McGrath

WETTENHALL HOUSE COLOURS

Joe Maishman

Nicholas Proebstl

Alexander Selway

Callum Schutt

Athletics

Poppy Trescowth ick

Patrick Taylor

Georgina Unkenstein

Isabel Tierney

Hockey

Thomas Walpole

Emma Nixon Angelica Wootton

Softball Isabelle Bennison

Swimming

Sebastian Acosta Ruiz Harshini Baskaran Luke Bell

Emily Nash

India Watson

Jackson Breer

Sophie Clark

Stewart Saunders

Dixie Weetman

Emma Nixon

Alyx Clifton

Poppy Trescowth ick

Thomas Wright

Bronte Panckridge

Braeden Eddy

Music

Dylan Yelland

Robert Torode

James Fitzpatrick

Harshini Baskaran

Junior Honour

Tennis

Robert Fowler

Stephanie Boyce

Grace Carroll

Isabelle Bennison

Jack Johnston

James Fitzpatrick

Charles Crozier

Nicholas Cayzer

Fergus Laidlaw

Douglas Horn

Reilly Eddy

Eliza McGrath

Alexandra Lever

Jordan Edwards

Emma Nixon

Mitchell McAllister

Michael Mawson

Madeline Evans

Volleyball

Alice McGregor

Andrew Falkiner

Nicholas Cayzer

Stewart Saunders

Jessica Fitzpatrick

Waterpolo

Alexander Selway

Netball

Sophie Gough

Bronte Panckridge

Jessica Sercombe

Harshini Baskaran

Samuel Jess

Junior Colour Ian Bell Harry Breer

Georgina Unkenstein

Badminton Stewart Saunders

Thomas King

Soccer Douglas Horn

Nicholas Maishman Will Morrison

Softball

Tia Paterson-Dunn

Oscar Brownless

Community Service

Harshini Baskaran

Jessica Campbell

Sebastian Acosta Ruiz

Alexandra Lever

Mimi Trescowthick

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Class of 2002 2nd Row: Mitchell O'Leary, Toby Profitt, Lach/an Patrick, Hugh Neerhut, Liam Watson, Nicholas Malishev, Matthew Appelbe, Corina Palmer. 1st Row: Haley Cielesh, Megan Wallace, Alice McGregor, Bronte Panckridge, Phoebe Niven, Alexandra Lever, Natalie Collett, Shani Watson. Absent: Harry Booth, Zachary Plumridge.

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The Geelong College Staff

6th Row: Julie-Anne Hussey, Kevin Jess, Barbara Carlson, Joanne Panckridge, Fabio D'Agostin, Edward Kovacev, Paul Conway, Daniel Clifford, Helen Plumridge, Brent Cook, Sarah Hallows, Gerard Donovan, William Johnston, Robert Kayler-Thomson, Alexander Grace, Fleur Chew, Jennifer Shor/and, Gerard Mack, David Hibbard, Justin Kristiansen, Sam McIntosh, Michael Terry. 5th Row: Philip Taylor, Cheryl Watson, Paula Henning, Louise Bourke, Fiona Stafford, Donna Lannan, Emma O'Callaghan, Anita Dye, Jeff Horoch, Lach/an Joyce, Ben Robins, Marita Seaton, Jessica Carroll, Jane Utting, Sally Wynter, Patricia Clark, Melissa Barnes, Carol Morris, David Van Elst, Athol-Mary Mahoney, Nicola Perkins. 4th Row: Simone Boyd, Andrew McKie, Richard Morris, Michael O'Donnell, Chris Morgan, Harry Roberts, Karen Fyffe, John Henderson, Alexandra Richards, Gareth Gilby, Emily Gilbert, Mark Andrews, Timothy Parkes, Douglas Wade, Merryn Ratcliffe, Peter Hannah, Kevin Flanagan, Al Smith, Gregory Naylor, Ian Henricus, Olivia Allan, Karen Sunderland. 3rd Row: Leanne McCartney, Therese Foley, Carolyn Ogston, Kelly Watson, Berardine Shier, Kate Sculley, Olivera Mitreska, Rosalind Palmer, Linda Gallus, Kristina Zeravica, Deborah Cleary, Goran Banyai, Catherine Toi, Petrina Porter, Stephanie Lawrence, Sharon Dong, Margaret McArthur, Charmaine Saraci, Margaret Oates, Deborah Hynes, Shannon Daykin, Kristen Jones, Gregory John Smith, Mark Torpey, Deidre Bain. 2nd Row: Kylie Brown, Heather Green, Veronique Chabant, Coral Turner, Susan Bradford, Debra Filling, Barbara Hollander, Cassie Aitken, Amanda Jackman, Elizabeth Smith, Daniella Nikolovski, Agnes Tymms, Leonie Paatsch, Lyn Treadwell, Urszula Kamburowski, Kirin Heard, Julie Gainey, Gary Tigani, Julie Bickett, Anne-Louise O'Donoghue, Kylie Saunders, Loredana Boyd, Jennifer Peake, Linda Henricus, Grace Larobina, Guillermina Ulloa. 1st Row: Mark Irwin, Andrea McGucken, Mark Cheatley, Gregory Joseph Smith, Terry Coburn, Tim Edwards, Kirsten Van Cleef, Roger Smith, Leanne Russell, Christine Shannon, Andrew Barr, Daniel Mahon, Christopher Dinneen, Adrian Camm, Joan Gill, Edwina Davis, Cathie Thornton, Rosalind Molyneux, Carolyn Matthews, David Curnow, Michael Panckridge.

Executive Staff

Director of Professional Learning and Research

College Psychologist

Director of Music

Psychologist, Assoc.MAPS

Principal

Ms C EShannon, BEd, BEdSt

Mr A Barr, BEc(Hons), MEd Studies (Monash), DipEd (Sydney), MACEL, MACE

Director of Student Wellbeing

Ms C M Thornton, MEd(Dev Psychology), BA SocSc(Hons) Psychology, Registered

Mr M Irwin, BMusEd, GradCertMusTechnology

Head of Junior School

MsJ C Gill, BA, DipEd, MEd, MACEL

Director of Human Resources

Mr C D Dinneen, MEd, DipEd, BEd(GradDipRE), GradCertEd(Science)

Ms M S Deller-Pugh, MHRM, BMgmnt, GradDip (Industrial & Employee Relations)

Head of Middle School

Business Manager

Mrs LJ Russell, BEd

Ms SM Leach, BComm, CPA

Acting Head of Senior School

Director of Community Relations and Development

Ms KA Van Cleef, MHumanNutrition, BSc, GradDipEd(Secondary)

Deputy Principal/Head of Senior School (Semester 1)

Mr M D Howell, PG DipDevMgment, MBA

College Counsellor Mrs KM Sculley, BA, BSW, Registered Social Worker, Assoc. MSW

Years 7 & 8 Curriculum Coordinator

Mr TN Coburn, MEd, Bed, DipTeach, GradDipSpecEd

Mr M LTerry, BSc(Hons), DipEd

Deputy Head ofJunior School Ms E Davis, BEd, DipPrimTeach

College Chaplain

Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(Ed)

Head of Curriculum and Development Initiatives

Rev TT Edwards, Ordained Minister (OMC)

Head of Boarding (Mossgiel)

Mr RN Smith, BSc(Hons), BEdStud, DipEd, DipTAS

Spiritual and Community Outreach Coordinator

Mr AB Camm, GradDipEd, BAppSci

Years P-8 Science Coordinator

Director of Early Learning Mrs RA Molyneux, MEd Studies, BEd(EarlyChildhood), DipTeach(EarlyChildhood)

College Staff

Mr DA Curnow, BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsScience

Mrs AM McGucken, MEd(Teacher Librarianship), BEd

Learning Support Coordinator

Mr DP Mahon, BEd (Sydney), GradCertRE (ACU), MSL (Melbourne), MACE,AFAIM

Head of Teaching and Learning

Head of Library Information Services

Deputy Head of Middle School

Ms C EMatthews, MEdStud, BEd(Arts)

Head of Boarding (Mackie)

Positions of

Responsibility Assistant Director of Early Learning Mrs JC Bickett, BEarlyChildhood

Head of Design and Creative Arts Mr K RJess, BA, GradDipEd (AppliedLearning), Cert IV WorkplaceTrain ing&Assessment

Mr G J Smith, BA(Painting), DipEd

Years P-8 Art Coordinator

Director of Sport

Mrs M J Seaton, BTeach(PrimaryandSecondary), BA(Applied Art)

Mr M D Cheatley, BEd

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The Geelong College Staff Head of Business Studies, VET Coordinator Mr RM Morris, BEco, BEd

Head of Girls' Sport

Head of Drama

Middle School APS Sport Coordinator

Ms D T Hynes, BEd, GradDipDir

Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd

Years P-8 Drama Coordinator

eLearning Coordinator

Mr O Galluccio, BEd, DipTeach Miss L E Bourke, MEd, BA, DipEd

Mrs M McArthur, BSc(ComputerNetworking), PostGradCert(Education in Computing and Religious Education)(UK)

Years 7 & 8 English Coordinator

eLearning Coordinator

Head of English

Miss EK O'Callaghan, BA, GradDipEd

Junior School English Coordinator Mrs J M Panckridge, MEd, BEd, BA(Ed)

Head of Geography Ms PM Henning, BEd

Miss X Dong, MEd, DipEd (Chinese and Bus), BMan

Audio Visual Coordinator

Mr G J Naylor, MA, BA(Hons), GradDipEd

Ms PM Clark, BAppSc(Photography), DipEd

Mrs D Nikolovski, BTeach(Hons), BA

Mr KP Flanagan, MSc, BSc, DipEd

Ms L Paatsch, BEd(Library & Information Science)

Mrs LC Gallus, HigherDipSecArt&CraftTeaching

Ms R E Palmer, BSc(Ed)

Mrs EGilbert, BA(Hons), DipEd

Miss N Perkins, BSc(Hons) (Sport Technology, PostGradCertEd (Design & Technology)

Mr G R Gilby, BEd Ms A Grace, BA, Dip Ed (Term 2)

Ms O Allan, BAHist, BTeach(Primary)

Mr P J Hannah, AMusA, AdvancedDipofMusic

Mrs LAnbarci, BA(French & Economics) (Terms 3 & 4)

Mrs K Heard, BSc, GradDipEd, GradDipRepSci

Years 7 & 8 Numeracy Coordinator

Mr M D Andrews, MEdStud, BA(Hons), BD(Hons),GradDipEd/GradCertRE

Mr J A Henderson, BEd, BA(Journalism Communication Studies)

Mr J I Horoch, BSc, DipEd

Mrs J A Henderson, BEd(Primary) (Terms 3 & 4)

Junior School Numeracy Coordinator

Mrs D L Bain, HigherDip Teach(SecArtCraft), GradDipGraphicCommunication, Cert IVWT

Mrs SL Wynter, BEd(Primary), PostGradRE(Theology), CertRE

Mr G P Banyai, BEd, PostGradCert(Teaching) (Terms 1 & 2)

Mrs B R Hollander, BA, DipEd

Music Ensembles Coordinator

Mrs M Barnes, MEdStud, Slaw, GradDipEd(Secondary)

Ms S N Lawrence, BA, GradDipEd(Primary), GradDip(ScreenMusic)

Years 7 & 8 Music Coordinator Mrs LMcCartney, BMusEd, AMusA

Years 7-12 Head of Health and Physical Education Ms J Utting, BEd

Years P-6 Health & Physical Education Coordinator

Mr S K Benz, BEd, BA(Fine Art), AssocDip(Creative/Applied Art)

Mrs SM Bradford, DipTeach(Primary), BSpecEd

VCE Coordinator

Ms L Breen, BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA, Cert IV in Workplace Assessment & Training

Mr G J Smith, BEd(Science), GradDipComputing

Mrs K Brown, BA(English/History), GradDipEd

Years 4-6 Level Coordinator

Ms KZeravica, BA( OutdoorEd), GradDipEd

Mrs J Peake, GradDipSpecEd, Dip Teach Mrs H Plumridge, BEd(Primary), Dip Teach Mrs SC Potter, BTeach(Early Childhood), BA (Dance) (Term 3) Miss A E Richards, BLegalStudies, GradDipEd (Secondary) Mrs SL Ritchie, MEd, GradDipTeach (Terms 3 & 4) Mr B Robbins, BEd(Phys Ed), BEd (Outdoor & Environmental Education), GradDip (Outdoor Recreation) Mr H Roberts, MEd, BA, DipArts(GIT), DipEd(HSC), GradDipMedia, GradDipEdAdmin (Departed end Term 2) Miss C ESaraci, BEd

Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd

Mr A BSmith, BSc/Comm, GradDipEd

Mr W Johnston, MEd, BEd, DipTeach(Primary)

Mrs EK Smith, BEd (Librarianship)

Mrs KJones, DipTeach(Primary)

Mrs J Shorland, BA(Ed)

Mr LJoyce, BEd(Creativity&Arts)

Mrs F LStafford, BTeach(Primary)

Mr RW Kayler-Thomson, DipEd, BuildConsCert

Ms L Boyd, MEd, Dip Teach, GradDipED

Mr T P Parkes, BA, DipEd

MsJ Hussey, BEd(PhysEd), GradDip(HealthScience)

Mrs U Kamburowski, MA, BMusEd

Mr P J Blanchfield, BEd(PhysEd)

Head of Science

Year 7 Level Coordinator

Ms MA Holroyd, MEd, BSc, DipEd, GradCertEd (Terms 2 & 3)

Mrs M Bell, BMusEd, MEd, AMusA

Mrs S Boyd, BEd

Mr DA Wade, BEd, DipTeach,

Mrs L Henricus, BA, DipEd, GradDipSpEd

Mrs C M Bartlett, BEd, BTeach (Maternity Leave)

Mrs C Toi, BEd Mrs C EWatson, MEd(Sci), BSc(Hons),HigherDipEd

Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE

Mr RC Barnes, BSci(Hons), GradDipEd (Terms 3 & 4)

Mrs A-L O'Donoghue, MEd, BEd(Early Childhood), DipTeach(EarlyChildhood)

Mrs J A Gainey, MA(LitCreativeWriting),BA, DipEd,

Miss CK Aitken, BA, BTeach(Secondary)

Mr D Hibbard, BSc, DipEd

Mr M O'Donnell, BA, DipEd, GradDipComputing

Ms CF Ogston, DipTeach(Primary), GradDip(ProvDev), MEd

Ms H Green, BA, DipEd, MA(Education), MEd(Teacher Librarianship), AALIA

Head of Mathematics Studies Coordinator

Ms M J Oates, BSc, DipEd, Cert IV CELTA

Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd

Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd

Teaching Staff

Mme VP Chabant, GradDipEd, DEUG, Licence, Maitrise, DEA,

Mr C Morgan, BEd, GradDipCompEd

Ms SI Drayton, MEd, HDipTeach, GradDip Educational Studies (Term 2)

Ms F Fitzgerald, BA, DipEd

Mrs F Fitzgerald, MEd, BA, GradDipEd (Secondary), GradDip(Psychology)

Miss O Micreska, BEarlyChildhood, DipCommServ Mrs CA Morris, BEd, DipPrimTeach, MACE

Mrs D L Filling, BEd

eLearning Coordinator (Terms 2 & 3)

Ms A-M Mahoney, BA, Dip Ed

Mr G J Donovan, BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSc

Mrs A J Dye, DipTeach(EarlyChildhood)

Ms S E Hallows, MEd, BSc(lnfoSc), DipEd, DipProStud

Years 7 & 8 History & Geography Coordinator, Head of History

Head of Languages

Mrs SM Dobie, BEd(Phys Ed) (Terms 2 & 4)

Mrs P Porter, BEd

Ms RKelly, BEd(Early Childhood), DipCommServ Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp Mr J M Kristiansen, BEd, BComm, CA Mr Y Lairs, DipEd(LOTE)

Mrs KB Saunders, BA, DipEd

Mrs B I Shier, BEd

Mrs KSunderland, BA(Dance),GradDipEd(Sec) Mr P C Taylor, GradDipEd, DipArtandDesign Mr M BThacker, BMusEd MrGTigani, BA(Ed), GradDipEd(lnfoTech) Mr ML Torpey, BEd(PhysEd), DipTeach

Mrs D M Lannan, BSc, DipTeach

Mrs LM Treadwell, MSc, BSc(Hons), GradDipEd

Mrs BA Carlson, GradDipEd (Teacher-Librarianship),DipPrimTeach

Ms G Larobina, BA(Hons), BEd, DipNMTI

Ms A Tymms, CAP, CAEI, DEUG Psy (France)

MsJ Carroll, BA, PostGradDipTeach (Departed end Term 2)

Mr S McIntosh, BMultimedia, BArchitecture/Arts, DipEd(Arts/Media), Cert IV TA

MsG Ulloa, BSpecEd, BEdinLOTE, DipinTESOL

Year 8 Level Coordinator

Ms FA Chew, MTeach(Secondary), BA/BSci, PostGradDipTeach (Departed end Term 2)

Mr AR McKie, BEd, DipTeach(Primary), GradDipEd(Computing)

Mrs CD Turner, BA(Ed), TPTC

Mrs DA Cleary BSc, DipEd

Head of Boys' Sport

Mr P EConway, BSc(Ed)

Mr RJ Macaulay, BA(Social Dynamics), PostGradCertEd (Terms 3 & 4)

Mr DA Clifford, BEd

Mr BCook, BAppSc, GradDipEd

MrG S Mack, BEd(Music), GradDip(Music), AMusA, Cert IV OHS, Cert IV TAE

Mr F DJ\gostin, MEd, BSc(Ed)

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Mr D Van Elst, DipSoundProd, Cert IV TAE, Cert Ill (Music) Mrs KWatson, MEd(Early Numeracy), BEd, BA(MediaStudies) Ms CE Wood, BA(MedComm), DipEd, GradCertArts (Maternity Leave)

Administration & Services Staff

5th Row:John Simandl, Helen Midgley, Sam Mcintosh, Adam Saunders, Rod Turner, Casey Lang. Simon Benz, Ray Russell, Ray Dah/haus, David Grigg. Nathan Allen, Chelsea Matheson, Nicole Roache. 4th Row: Dale Carroll, Addy Bucek, Wayne Hewitt, Lester Gillett, Marc North, Marcus Saunders, Taylor Buchanan-Huhn, Matthew Trotter, Dylan Mazurek, Hayden Bickett, Michael Have/berg. Ian Creek, Janice Boyce, Linda Murphy, Phil Rogers. 3rd Row: Mary Archer, Kate Hackett, Noelene Groth, Jenny Saunders, Elizabeth Williams, Meredith Herbert, Maria Santos, Jo Young. Julie Lewis, Marg Farrimond, Jeanette Adams, Rachael Skowronski, Ainsley Harris, Jodie Fuller, Julia Thompson, Wes Grigg. 2nd Row: Rebecca Kelly, Carolyn Maas, Claire Seward, jess Flowers, Anna McCrae, Zlatica Kovac, Matthew Moyle, Linda Humphries, Tanya Motiani, jenny Kittelty, Kristen Wiadrowski, Robyn Payne, Jane Lumney, Sophie Payne, Mandy Weeks, Vicki Henderson, Angelica Moore, Carolyn Tonkin. 1st Row: Diana Masljak, Joyce Taylor, Deb Fanning. Mark Nurnaitis, Kerren Wade, Greg Tomkins, Andrew Barr, Daniel Mahon, Shannyn Leach, Mike Howell, Mitch Povey, Murray Fanning. Tristan Reed, Jenny Ryan.

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Administration & Services Staff Finance

Mr A Heslop

Tuckshop Manager Middle

Finance Manager

Mr D Mazurek

Mrs K Lewis

Mr J Colbert

Mr A Murton

Miss KAppleyard

Ms N Groth

Mr M Saunders

Mrs F Mclean

MrsJ Adams

MrJ Simandl

Property

Ms BCollier

Ms M Farrimond

MsCTonkin Maternity Leave (Term 3 & 4)

Property Manager

Mrs J D'altera

MrG Tomkins

Ms K Hackett

Bus

Mr R Hanley

Mr S Percy

Mrs J Kittelty

Mr A Ray

Mrs E Koroneos

Mr M Skepper (Departed 8.8.2014)

MsCMathews

Maintenance

MrN Moloney

Mrs C Hall Mrs M Mcdonald

Maintenance Foreman

Mrs J Flowers Mrs H Midgley

Medical

Mr R Russell

Senior Nurse

Community Relations

MrsCMaas

Director of Community Relations MrM Howell MissJ Chiu Ms D Fanning Mrs H Harris Mrs S Kenny Mr C Lannan

Senior Nurse Mrs C Seward Mrs KAyerbe

Ms KSculley Ms C Thornton

School Assistants Mr S Benz Mr D Carroll Ms P Clark

Mrs N Mayfield MsJ Nicholls

MrWGrigg

Mrs C Parkes

Mr DGrigg

Mrs J Saunders Ms RSkowronski Ms EWilliams

Mr S Mcintosh

Music

Mr H Bickett (Departed 2.10.2014)

Miss C Matheson

MsJ Boyce

Mr I Creek

Mrs N Morgan

Mrs N Cowdell

Mr R Dahlhaus

Ms N Roache

MrWDolley

Mr N Fletcher

Mrs B Romain (Departed 7.3.2014)

Ms S Khor (Departed 2.5.2014)

MrV Maas Mr P Rogers

Ms Timberlake

Mrs L Davis

Ms KWiadrowski Maternity Leave (Term 4)

Mr M Trotter

MsJ Doull

Cleaning

Mrs A Harris

Cleaning Supervisor

Mrs M Herbert

Mrs H Papas

Ms A Jose

Boarding

Mrs J Thompson

Early Learning OSHC Coordinator Mrs L Humphries

Human Resources

Mrs F Cheatley

Director of Human Resources

Mr M Cheacley

Ms M Deller-Pugh

Mr P Conway

Cleaning Supervisor

Mrs R Kelly

Ms DMasljak

Mr G Donovan

Mrs S Airey

MrsJ Lewis

Administration

Mrs V Dunstone

Cleaning Supervisor

MrsT Madden

Mr BGardiner

Mr AAalders

Mrs T Motiani

Mr J Irons

Ms M Archer

MrsM Ryan

Mrs T Black

Mrs J Jeffreys

Mrs R Baird

Miss LSantalucia

MrsJ Fuller

Ms LMargerison

Mr R Dunn

Miss EThompson

Ms V Henderson

MsS Vokic Maternity Leave (Terms 3 & 4)

MrsJ Haby

Ms KVokic

Mrs A Mcrae

PA to Principal MrsJ Ryan

MsJ Hussey Mrs Z Kovac

Mr M Hayes

Recreation Centre Recreation Centre Manager MrT Read

Miss C Millis (Departed 15.8.2014)

Miss J Chirnside

Mrs LMiletic

Catering

Ms I Patience

Assistant Recreation Centre Manager

Mrs LMurphy

Catering Manager

Ms N Rawson

Ms J Kingsley

MsJ Taylor

Mr M Fanning

Mrs P Rawson

Mrs S Bennett

MrsJ Tucker

MsJ Albert

Mrs J Reynolds

MrsC Brown

MrsM Weeks

Ms KHowell

MrsM Santos

Mr Z Durand

MsM Wharton (Departed 13.7.2014)

MsJ Lunney

Mrs A Skepper

Ms H Harris

Ms R Marendaz

Mr H Stokes

Mr S Holliday

MrsJ Young

Mrs A Mcrae

Mr P Stubbs

Ms P Mcdonald

Uniform Shop

Mrs KMcrae

Mrs RStubbs

MrSMahon

Uniform Shop Manager

Mrs A Moore

Mrs KWade

Ms R Payne

Grounds

Ms EMathison

MrsJ Jarvis MrsJ Kemp

Miss S Payne (Departed 18.6.2014)

Mrs D Kol

Mrs A Potter

Information Technology

MsJ Purcell

Director of ICT

Mr A Saunders (Departed 7.3.2014)

Mr M Nurnaitis

Mrs ESchaeffer

Knowledge Systems Manager

Grounds Manager Mr M Povey

Assistant Grounds Manager Mr C Lang Mr LGillett Mr M Havelberg

Miss D Nyikos Mr B Pope (Departed 22.8.2014) Mr C Redden Mr J Reed MrT Reed

MrMMoyle

Mr B Ricchini

Mr M North

Mr J Smith

Mr RTurner

Miss KThomas

MrWHewitt

Tuckshop

MrN Allan

Tuckshop Manager Senior

MrGWebb

Mrs D Brackley

Mr A Williams

Ms A Bucek

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School Roll ELC3 Agar, Finnian J (Finn) Aitken, Rachel L Anderson, Hamish C Anderson, Harper L Biscan, Daisy I Boudrie, Tigi Boydell, Cameron S Brown, William H (Will) Callaghan, Zac H Christian, Amelia 0 Donovan, Nathaneal W (Nate) Darron, Madison L Formosa-Urquhart, James Fowler, Abbey J Gilchrist, Emily G Hanegraaf, Stella G Hetherington, Holly A Hunter, Emma FM lvisic, Noah Jansz, Felix L Kaps, Luisa S Lando, Scarlett G Masek, Katie R Mathews, Zarli R Middleton, Charlotte V Miller, Charles B (Charlie) Neace, Matilda (Tilly) Neu,CalebM Packham, Max Premraj, Imogen D Punda, Scarlett 0 Richmond, Amelia J (Milly) Riordan, Matilda Rowe, Isabella E Roydhouse, Clementine J Sabary, Ali Streeton, Harper S Weisinger, Sage Wright, Lottie M Zele, Charli M

ELC4 Baillie, Jesse W Baker, Charlotte M (Charlie) Balazs, Merissa Bartlett, Oscar L Bisinella, Adam A Boyd, Noah Bozinovski, Oliver W D Burke, Mallory A Buzzard, William E L (Will) Carland, Emma C Child, Fred C Clark, Jordan J Cooke, Oliver E

Hobday, Jack M Horvat, Evan I lvisic, Joseph

Murray,Jay

Condie, Thomas A

Neate, Harry T Norton, Bobbi B

Finch-Day, Tommy

Eddy, Wyatt G

Kelly, Ruby J Maher, Cillian A

Packham, Ella J Porter, William A (Will)

Fury, Ashleigh L Grima, Isabella A

McElligott, Jarrod J

Roffey, Henry J

Hanegraaf, Archer J

McGrath, Eva LS

Roydhouse, Margaret R (Maggie)

Hayden, Alexander M (Alex)

Mead, Jacob G Meikle, Alexandra (Alex)

Rutherford, Tavier GT

Higgins, Matisse

Santalucia, Aidan J

Ho, Curtis J LY

Mitchell, Eamon R

Simons, Laney M

Howell, Theo M X

Nadorp-Daw, Quinn

Stretton, Summer

Nash, Urijah J

Suter, Riley

Ilsley, William A (Will) lvisic, Xavier F

Naylor, Amelia M (Milly)

Thomson, Angus L

Jackson, Hunter L

Naylor, Georgia G (Georgie)

Wilson, Alexander J (Alex)

Lamers, Esther M A

Noonan, Harriet A

Wright, Harriet A

Leahy, Charles H

Year 1

Leahy, James F Leszko, Thomas H (Tom)

Shing, Liam H

Abikhair, Daisy J

McLean, Samuel V (Sam)

Palmieri, Kiara Roydhouse, Oscar T

McDougall, Sienna A

Sabary, Ameen Shirley, Lauren G

Andrews, Julian W

McNeil, Sean A

Stringer, Skye S

Arora, Alexander S

Mitchell, Lachlan R

Taylor, Arabella G

Bickett, Mitchell R (Mitch)

Murphy, Eilish P

Van Elst, Ramsay D Vichion, Kenzie M

Blackey, Alexandra J (Lexie) Bozinovski, Madeline S 0

Nadorp-Daw, Blythe

Watson, Noah K

Brown, Hannah I L

Parkhill, Piper

Williams, Zali S

Carland, Ethan A

Ramsey, Abigail K

Wright, Grace K

Carrington, Tilly

Roderick, Sophie A

Murphy, Hermione G

Cerni, George WM

PREP

Rowbottom,Joshua W

Chan, Hayden J

Sadler, Jackson J (Jack)

Fry, Jack P

Shirley, Kate 0

Agar, Millicent L

Fury, Shannon P

Taylor, Millicent A (Millie)

Atkin, Alannah R (Lana)

Glover, Raphael L

Vale, Benjamin T

Azzopardi, Amelia M

Gorell, Edwina L

Baker, Isabel M

Gray, Lucas C

Whan, Joshua B Wheelahan, Maxwell F (Max)

Bartlett, Eliza-May S

Hayes, Matilda L

White, Oliver W

Bates, Abbey R

Horvat, Ben E

Wynhoven, Olivia L

Biscan, Lilli M

Hunter, Benjamin HJ (Ben)

Boydell, Angus P

Jackson, Baylee A

Bradshaw, Isla A

Jansz, Audrey E

Cooke, Kaleb S

Martin, Emma R

Al-Amin, Muhammad S

Corner, Lily K

McKean, Hannah M E

Albert, Oliver A

Cornford, Maeve E

Naylor, James B

Baker, Grace A

Craig, Hamish E

Naylor, Thomas D (Tommy)

De Waal, Matthew J Desmond, Isabelle M

Noonan, Xavier R

Balazs, Jasmine A Bates, Hannah R

Pugh, Mackenzie I

Bisinella, Laura J

Eddy, Teresa B

Richmond, Charlie C

Blacksell, Gemma L

Fisher, Reuben J

Rocsas, Anna P

Bluml,MaxG

Greig, Angus C (Gus)

Sadler, Amy E

Carland, Isabel la G

Grima, Kathryn A

Shing, Eve J

Carrington, Ava G

Grima, Madelyn A (Maddy)

Solly, William P (Will)

Corner, Georgie G

Hair, Hamish K

Taylor, Hamish W

Hanegraaf, Charlie W Ho, Leon IS Y

Toi, Harry EJ

Duff, Verity A Gorell, Thomas G

Watson, Lily G

Gray, Miles T

Hoare, Jonathan P (Jon)

Weisinger, Hannah

Hair, Oliver S

Howell, Archie L

Williams, Bronte H

Hall, Vallen K

Ilsley, Claire J Kearns, Holly K

Year2

Kweh, Matthew C

Year3

Hayden, Tom E Hoare, William B Holten, Oisin H

Leahy, Harry R

Anderson, Lachlan F

Hunter, Joshua R

Dicks-Joblin, Shayleigh S Grant, Elizabeth F (Lizzie)

Leszko, Samuel B (Sam)

Atkin, Caitlin M

Hunter, William G N (Will)

Maher, Darragh J

Aucote, Chloe T Baillie, Chloe 0

Greco, Archie J

McLean, Harrison S (Harry) McNeil, Cate V

King, Ella M Lamers, Hendrikus EA (Hennie)

Balazs, Tiana W

McClelland, Darcy A

Mead, Oscar D

Bird, LukeJ

Middleton, Ted H

Miller, Henry J

Bradshaw, Oliver M

Moorfoot, Emma G

Miller, Lacey A

Burke, Mitchell J (Ditch)

Naylor, Eleanor J (Elly)

Mooney, Jacob A

Buzzard, Logan D

Naylor, Thomas PA (Tom)

Murphy, Lachlan H

Coils, Leo F

Neu, Ellie K

Desmond, Poppy M

Greenwood Mayes, Imogen Greig, Sophia C Harvey, Ethan M Hayes, Lolita M Herle, Arnav G Ho, Dominic

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School Roll Norton, Charli C Porter, Charles J (Charlie) Richmond, Jack T J Ritchie, Takoda Robinson, Evelyn J Roffey, William J (Will) Rotsas, Agni S (Agnes) Santalucia, Oliver J Solly, Robert H (Robbie) Stringer, Taya J Vale, Emma K Vaughan, Zoe A Wheelahan, Erin L Williamson, James S Wilson,Jade I Zumpe, Hugo

Year4 Abikhair, Matilda R Albert, Lukas M Alexeyeff, Camilla G Andrews, Prudence R Aucote, Reuben E Bickett, Samuel D (Sam) Bird, Samantha E Bourke, Jackson D Bowyer, Emily J (Emmy) Calvert, Phoebe J Cleary, Spencer M Cullen, Bailey W Forsyth, Jack M Fry, Emily B Gorell, Ben M Griffith, Bridie J Guida, Noah J Hayden, Harry M He, Georgina H Y Heyward, Evie E (Evie) Higgins, Mia C Hofmaier, Jasmine A Howell, Abigail P (Abbi) Howell, Owen A D Illingworth, Angus L Jackman, Henry G Jackson, River M Jansz, Isaac G Kearns, Rory A 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 Santai ucia, Harry J Trethewey, Emma K Vagg, Emmaline M Wheelahan, Alice M Williams, Oliver B (Olly)

Years Barr, Cate H Bates, Emma J

Edgar, Georgina K

Billings, Laura R

Faull, Harry N

Blampied, Emma K

Fernandez, Oliver (Oli)

Blight, Penelope A

Garner,John M (Max)

Booker, Alex K

Gray, Noah J

Bowlen, Antonia B

Baxter, Emily G Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W

Guida, Ethan P

Boyce, Calum

Bird, Marcus G

Hayden, Scarlecce L He, Helena H Y

Brierly, Rosy A E Briffa, Paris L

Henderson, Alana J

Brodie, Edwina L

Heyward, Patrick M (Paddy) High, Joshua AS

Buchanan, Tilly M Bulford, Iona C

Hodgkins, Luis Z

Burke, Nicholas P (Nick)

Bongiorno, Dominic Bradshaw, Cassidy J Buzzard, Lachlan O (Lachie) Byrne, Darcey A Congdon, Thomas N R (Tom) Connor, India A Drummond, Archer B 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 Naylor, Annabelle L Nockles, Jake W Nolan, Sebastian (Sebi) O'Brien, Nicholas G Osborne, j'aime A Parkhill, Lachlan (Lachie) Paterson, Lach Ian D Polic, Isabelle M Porter, Matilda C Potter, Xavier J Probert, Charles W Probert, Chase E Quinlan, Fletcher T Russell, Bronte P Ryan, Maeve E

Stringer, Wayde SJ Symons, Ciara M Taylor, Grace V

Byrne, Drewe P

Kahwagi, Jacoub C

Callan, Edward N (Ed)

Klein, Sarah L

Carlin, Kaiden T

Lawrie, James E

Carroll, Grace S

Livingstone, Nicholas J

Chapman, Khianna

Lymer, Amelia G

Comben, Tanna P

Malone, Jessica A Marshall, Declan A

Conway, Nicholas C Cooke, Rosie G K

Martin, Lachlan M

Corrie Smith, Isobel R (Issie)

Mathias, Olivia K

Courtnay, Oliver J

Mauderer, Max J F McDonald, Edwina W (Eddie)

Cross, Jackson J (Jax)

McFee, Matthew (Matt)

Dawe, Nicholas (Nico)

McIntyre, Sophia E Moon, Neo

Drayton, Felix 0

Morel, Riley W

Drummond, Saxon B

Morgan, Audrey G

Duerden, Billy R

Murphy, Trinity G

Edwards, Lily M

Neal, Fenn M

Evans-Papinski, William

Crozier, Thomas D (Tom) Derksen, Luke R

Norris, James K

Fang, Celine

N urnaitis, Bryce A

Gilby, Lily M

Paton, Oliver M (Ollie)

Giles, Evan L

Pawsey, Jaden L

Goddard, Jeremy AS

Perry, Jack A

Goodall-Wilson, Noah J

Powers, Sophia L

Grana, Luke

Primmer, Ryan

Greer, Jacqueline M (Jacqui)

Rowbottom, Samuel J

Hall, Samuel W (Sam)

Ruggero, Ruby I Santalucia, Thomas D (Tom)

Hall-Sullivan, Xavier L

Thacker, Matthew J

Horoch, Nicholas J Horoch, Patrick E

Tolley, Luke CT

Hosking, Charlotte A (Charlie)

Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy) Solly, Sarah K

Hughes, Declan M

Tran, Ethan L

Hosking, Rose M

Trethewey, Thomas S (Tom)

Illingworth, Oscar

Unkenstein, Annabel C

Jackman, Angus R

Vernon, Archie

Jennett, Harriet J

Vagg, Myles R West, Harry J Whan, Patrick Whitford, Harry J G Williams, Hugo L Williams, Thomas G (Tom)

Year6

Walter, Annabel L

Jones, Lachlan H

White, Patrick D

Joubert, Claudia M

Williams, Jackson F

Karavitis, Georgia F

Wynhoven, Jess L

Koroneos, Nicholas J

Yang, Tianyi (Danny) Yeaman, Fraser H

Landgraf, Jocelyn M (Joss) Landos, Madeline S Laurie, George RP

Year7

Bath, Sarah L

Lazzaro, Timothy W (Tim) Lockwood, Skye A

Bell, Douglass M Abikhair, Oscar J

Bingham, Baxter B Bisinella, Felicity M Blakeley, Thomas (Tom) Brozek, Benjamin (Ben) Brzoska, Alexander T (Alex) Burrell, Zara P Cole, Molly G Coils, Avah F Coutts, Annabel P Crtalic, Astrid M Dalrymple, MaxJ Duff, Imogen 0

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Loftus, Jessica N

Adams, Georgia P

Lyons, Tiel le R

Adams, Lara R

Maceroni-Zarafa, Samuel K

Aker, Chan B A

Mahon,Max L

Aker, Ngor B A AI-Musawi, Hadi

Mathews, Lily L

Marshall-Ramsay, Tillie J

Al hadi, Sarah

McCoy, Luke J

Alvarez de Toledo, Oliver M

McLaughlin, Lucy M

Anderson, William R Baensch, Eva L E R

Miao, Jialin Middleton, Charles O (Charlie)

Bagnara, Emily L Batten, Olivia R

Milner, Michelle A (Ellie) Mitchell, Charlie E

School Roll Molloy, Marcus P

Perry, Luke E

Morel, Tahlia R

Chen, Cindy Clark, Catherine A

Phung, Tristan J

Deahl, Matthew J Doery, Edwina A

Morgan, Lily J

Cole, Jonathon E

Primmer, Cameron J

Dowling, Matthew J (Matt)

Morphy, Harry E

Coils, Luxe L

Pullin, Ella J

Drummond, Felix B

Nagle, Joseph M (Joey)

Congdon, Lachlan W (Lachie)

Duerden, Neive M

Neace, Jackson T Neerhuc, Luca

Couchman, Travis A

Richardson, Charlie J Robinson, Behlana R

Coutts, Blake T B

Rong, Yi ming (Rain)

Everitt, Sarah J

Newnham, Jack C

Cox, NedW Crowe, Alexander A W

Ruggero, Olivia G Salveson, Madeleine R

Felton, Dugald (Doogs)

Nolan, Gabriel (Gabe) O'Brien, Emily J

Cullen, Morgan G

Sands, Cooper

Flanagan, Thomas P

Padanyi, Jacinta J

De Young, Luke P

Sayers, Isabel R

Flitton, Palmer

Page, William J R (Will)

Divola, James M

Schumacher, Tamara J

Foley, Cary E

Parkhill, Ethan

Dobie, Isobel R R

Schurmann, Tiana J

Gao, Nathan J

Edgar, Zara L

Fitzgerald, Bentley J

Parks, Henry F

Duan, Andrew

Skene, Ebony

Glover, James A 0

Paterson, James A

Duffy, Liam R

Spikers, Euan P

Goldsack, Claire E

Pawsey, Connor J

Evans, Olivia G

Sprague, Charlie I

Gow, RubyM

Perkins, Carly

Falkiner, Elizabeth S

Stanisich, Jasper A

Greene, Georgia MG

Philpott, Ciara)

Gadd, James A

Sutherland, Lachlan I A

Greer, Isabel (Izzy) J

Plowman, Orlaith M

Geary, Olivia J (Liv)

Synoradzki, Andrew W

Grose, Aaron J

Porte, Olivia G

Gekas, Finlay J (Fin)

Thacker, William J

Potter, N iam h G

Glover, Liam C 0

Thornton, Jack A

Hanley, Leo S Harris, Mia R

Potts, James A

Gorell, Ava B

Toi, Sophie A J

Harris, Sam C

Powell, Harry M

Gorell, William R

Quix, Lisa A

Gregory, Xanthia A

Treloar, Ruby M F Trinh, An Bao (An)

Haskett, Cooper T Hedditch, Chloe A

Raimondi, Daniel

Gubbels, Ethan S

Troop, Keeley P

Helm, Nikita A (Nikki)

Ramsey, Alex J

Hanrahan, William M R

Urquhart, Georgia L

Henderson, Jack P

Reed,Min Z

Hayes, Daisy

Vagg, Rory F

Ho, Wing Y (Winnie)

Rees, William S (Will)

He, Melissa H

Vincent, Grace M P

Holdsworth, Jack A

Roderick, Georgia L (Georgie) Rowbottom, Rachel H

Hill, Hamish S Hodge, Alexandra C (Alex)

White, Georgia C White, Samuel D (Sam)

Horvat, Neve T

Horoch, Charles F (Charlie)

Ryan, Laura G

Holten, Fiann P D

Whitford, Annabel J

Hosking, Cooper D S

Sandner, Zoe A

Jackson, Zac

Willett, Fergus J

Hosking, Lochie J S

Searle, Benjamin J (Ben)

Kay, Jackson P

Williams, Angus J

Hughes, Kelly S

Selway,Julian M

Witherden, Max B

Hui, Tsz Kei (Zoe)

Slorach, Benjamin J (Ben)

Klein, John L (Jack) Klein, Katherine A

Wood, Samuel (Sam)

Hutchins, Henry R R

Soo, Oliver W

Kokalis, Tom

Wright, Tyler I

Johnston, George W

Taylor, Mitchell L (Mitch)

Kurien, Jade Lever, Toby J

Wynter, Lachlan K Xu, Xini\n (David)

Jones, Mitchell L

Thompson, Imogen S (lmmy) Thomson, Isabella R

Lewis, Jessica E (Jess)

Yang, Rui (Ray)

Kay, Albert H (Albie)

Townson, Benjamin (Ben)

Locke, Fraser W

Yates, Chloe R

Kors, Alec)

Townson, Claire E

Lockyer, Macy

Walker, Hannah C

Longden, Sadie E

Walsh, Eliza)

Lord, Olivia H

Walsh, Finn M

Lyall, Hamish R

Adams, Lach Ian J

Lyons, Calden P

Watson, llah A

Malone, Samuel J

Alfrink, Zaya

Mackay, Nicholas J

Whitley, Amba K

Mansfield, Emma-Lee

Allen,Sam L

Mahon, Leyton SJ

Ye, Junqi (Jack)

Bagnara, Matthew J

Malone, Oscar J

Young, Lucy E

Marshall, Darcy J Martin, Millicent L (Millie)

Bell, Ian W

Young, Tijanna

McArthur, Charles F (Charlie)

Bennecc-Hullin, James S Bond, Grace I

Manning, Hamish DE Manton, Oliver H

Years

McDonald, Philippa J (Pippi)

Kaps, Julia J

Landos, Mikhail K

Year9

Lawson, Eliza C Luke, Oscar J

Mathews, Cooper W Mauderer, Aleisha A

McHenry, Edward TN (Ned)

Boyce, Jared C Braslis, Eve C

Balaam, Mimmi I

Mclachlan, Jessica A

Breer, Harrison B

Barr, Eleanor A (Ellie)

McQuinn, Sarah T

Brown, Liam G

Bartlett, Courtney N

Midgley, Charlotte A Milner, Thomas N

Brown, Simone E

McFee, Emma L

Brownless, Oscar A

McIntyre, Edward A (Ned)

Bartlett, Lach Ian S

McHarry, Tyler J

Mayer, Titania E McDonald, Angus C A McDonald, Thomas A (Tom)

Bach, Fraser T

Moorfoot, Jack A

Buchanan, Ruby L

McKenna, Reilly

Batrouney, Charles N (Charlie)

Morgan, Esther M

McKinnon, Georgia E (Georgie)

Beet, Amara SJ

Morrison, Claire G M

Carey, William G M Carr, Maddison C G

Bi nos, Olympia J

Morwood, James A H (Jamie)

Cashman, Lachlan S H

McLaughlin, Molly R McMaster, Charlotte 0

Blundy Jones, Laura Boness, Tara B

Murphy, Oliver DC

Cashman, Rose P

Miao, Allen F

Neville, Jessica CV

Chalmers, Liam N

Mitchell, Hugh J

Brown, Georgia R

Nguyen, Danny

Christian, Amy R

Murrihy, Layla V

Brozek, Harry Brozina, Caleb R

Nockles, Oliver A

Cole, James T Consedine, Charlotte M

Newton, Alicia C

Brzoska, Josephine A (Josie)

Osborne, Isabella M

Conway, Sam E

Burke, William RH (Will)

Osborne, Lach Ian D

Courtnay, Sebastian T

Newton, Bryce W Nicholson, Genevieve H

Burrell, Nyah Z

Pekin-Schlicht, Ruby J

Day, Monique L

Norton, James

O'Connor, Katherine J (Katie)

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Neace, Brittany T

School Roll Vincent, Alan G F (George)

Padanyi, Endre R

Brown, Harrison T

Maishman, Nicholas H (Nick)

Page, Thomas M M

Malishev, Matthew J

Walder, Alana B

Panagodage, Dinali DB P (Devmy)

Bulford, Hamish W J Burke, Thomas L (Tom)

Man, Long (Jack)

Walpole, Thomas A (Tom)

Pereira, Aurelia Z

Campbell, Jessica

Manton, Nicholas W

Perry, Brianna T

Carr, William J M

Mapleson, Bridget E

Waterhouse, James D Waters, Blair R

Potter, Lily B

Carroll, Grace M

McArthur, Millicent S (Millie)

Watson, Sherry Lee

Proebstl, Nicholas AM

Carruthers, Jeremy

McCall um, Hamish J E

West, Alexander P W

Radalj, Rory J

Casey, Emma J F Castles, Tyler R

McDonald, James A McDonald, Louise C

Whittem, Lucas

Reedy, Taylia Rees, Angus M

Cayzer, Laura J

McGrath, Rebecca A

Witherden, Alex J

Rose, Claudia F

Chappell, Maxwell N (Max)

McKie, Hamish A

Wootton, Charlie K

Russell, Dominique B

Cheatley, Claudia E

McKindlay, Dougal G

Wright, Thomas B

Russell, Summer J

Cheung, Ka Man (Veronica)

McMaster, Kennedy R

Wynter, Chloe J

Ryan, Michaela J

Cleaver, Jala L

McNamara, Bridget M

You,Amy

Savage, Gemma K

Comben, Kyle J

McQuinn, Phillipa I

Sefton, Roxana J (Roxy) Shannon, Eliza M

Coutts, Samuel M (Sam)

McRae-Palmer, Jonah J

Cox, Lily C

Midgley, Thomas R (Tom)

Shaw, Sally G

Crozier, Charles W (Charlie)

Milner, Lucinda G

Allen, Georgie M

Sillitoe, Edward H M

Crozier, Sam E F

Minahan, Lachlan S

Ao, Ka Chon (Kelvin)

Skuza, Declan J

Cullen, Kade N

Molloy, Patrick F

Barr, Cameron D (Cam)

Smith, Bronte E

Cunningham, Phoebe J

Moody, Catherine J (Cate)

Bath, Rebecca J

Stewart, Grace E

Davie, Jade M

Morgan, Daniel J B

Beatty-Kiss, Miranda G

Sun,Jason X

Dawe, Max F

Morris, Angela K

Bell, Luke W

Sutterby, Paige L

Dong, Zhiyou (Annie)

Morrison, William G M (Will)

Bennett, Lachlan G

Taylor, Patrick W (Paddy)

Duflin-Lowah, Taiya L

Morrow, Alexander S

Bennison, Isabelle J

Thomas, Isabella CR (Issy)

Eddy, Reilly W

Morwood, Lachlan H

Berry, Alexandra S (Alex)

Tierney, Isabel J

Edwards, Jordan (Jordy)

Muehlbauer, Verena

Berton, Elana M

Townson, William R (Will)

Ekberg, Noah W

Murray, Thomas I

Bingham, Cooper A

Turnbull, Laura]

Evans, Madeline K (Maddie)

Nation, Fiona J

Bird, Matthew R

Wiener, Monique A

Year 11

Unkenstein, Henry D (Harry)

Falkiner, Andrew J H (Andy)

Nelson, Alexander D B (Sandy)

Blake, Connor T

Walmsley, Sophie L

Fernandez, Mollie

Newnham, Grace N

Blundy Jones, Jesse

Walter, Lachlan G

Fitzpatrick, Jessica M

Newnham, Sophie J

Bourke, Erin P

Wang, Shiying (Wendy)

Fowler, Brittany R

Nicholas, Noah V M

Brierly, Abby A J

Ward, Kaitlyn R

Fraser, Elizabeth (Liesel)

Nockles, Veronica L

Brown, Nina L

Watson, India A

Furphy, Emma G

O'Connor, Chloe G

Bucek, Max R

Weetman, Dixie J

O'Leary, Jordan P

Bunker, Ronald M (Roni)

West,Jake T

Fyffe, Lucy M Giles, Liam

Paterson-Dunn, Tia CW

Burchett, Hannah

Whittakers, William PM (Paddy)

Gorell, Emmaj

Patrick, Amelia E

Wood, Victoria C (Tori)

Gorell, James M

Philpott, Grant

Burns, Lewis J Caithness, Kirsten S

Wylie, Scott C

Gough, Sophie E

Potts, Constance J

Calvert, John J (Jack)

Xie, Taian (Adeline)

Goy, Rachael L

Powell, Amelia M

Campbell, Katie-Rose

Yang, Tianpei (Thomas)

Grace-Long, Caitlyn R

Rochow, Hollie J

Chen, Beata

Yelland, Dylan

Gregory, Alexander B-S

Russell, Molly K

Cheng, Lok Him (Gawin)

Zheng, Huanming (Edward)

Gui, Zhen Guang (Tommy)

Sadler, Maysie F

Cheung, Cherry C

Guthrie, Katherine A (Kate)

Santalucia, Eliza G

Chiu, Yi Tat (Jacky)

Hall, Emily J

Schilder, Darby

Chrimes, MacKenzie P

Hayes, Harry C

Schutt, Callum I

Cincotta, Alex

Alfrink, Iman

Henry, Luke J

Sebastian, Noah B

Clark, Olivia L

Allan, Brayden S

Higgins, Sally D

Shannon, Harry M

Clark, Sophie B

Anderson, Olivia G

Ho, Justin S H

Shuter, Heidi M

Clifton, Alyx S

Arc-Dekker, Edith E R

Year 10

Holroyd, Sean T

Simson, Samantha L

Clutterbuck, Brandon J Y N

Arundel!, Edward C R

Holten, Briana E (Bibi)

Slorach, Samuel G (Sam)

Coles, Samuel D (Sam)

Baensch, Lachlan R

Howie, Alexandra G (Ally)

Spikers, Mason P

Colman, Madalyn T

Balaam, Lilli A

Hurley, Patrick J

Stanisich, Remy G

Comben, Leon W

Batarilo, Benjamin (Ben)

Iredell, Patrick G

Stapleton, Mardi

Consedine, Xavier L

Baxter, Suzanne V

Jackman, Matthew R F

Stewart, Jessica

Conway, Claudia L

Beaumont-Kelly, Oscar

Jackson, Dayne

Stokie, Lachlan R

Crawley, Claudia I

Bell, Ashley M

Jess, Samuel F (Sam)

Suter, Meg

Crozier, Lach Ian DA (Lachie)

Beet, Morgan FJ

Kelly, Harry W

Symons, Aidan T

Dalton, Harry J K

Billings, Christopher J

King, Thomas (Tom)

Synoradzki, Matthew J

De Young, Arcadia J

Bingham, Jasper L

Knuckey, William A

Tam, Yat Hei (Hayden)

Deahl, Thomas E

Blakeley, Charles (Charlie)

Kovacev, Mark A

Taylor, Lachlan

Deppeler, Cody B

Blight, Alexander H

Langley, Charles ES (Charlie)

Torode, Ian T (Tim)

Dixon, Emma J

Blond, Stephen C (Charlie)

Layik, Nuriye M (Melis)

Trescowthick, Mimi E

Doery, Georgia P

Blundy Jones, Meg

Lazarus, Maxwell S (Max)

Turnbull, Liam R

Dowling, Mitchell J

Boness, Katya M

Liu, Hoi Ki (Apple)

Urquhart, Sara B

Duffield, William A (Will)

Boyd, Angus L (Gus)

Longden, Angus J

Van Someren, Indiana (lndi)

Fincham, Beau C

Braslis, Ethan D

Lord, William S (Will)

Vernon, Flynn J

Finlay, Rebecca C

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School Roll 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 Greene, Isabella GA (Bella) Griffiths, Samuel J Grossnickle, Elliott Z Hanley, Isadora A (Izzy) Hanrahan, Elizabeth G Hewitt, Helena J Hipwell, Lach Ian J Ho.Johnson 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 Kaps, Fabian J Kay, Charlotte N 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 Merrillees-Larsen, Robert J H Mirabelli, Corey A Mitchel I, Jake E Moran, Lillian E (Lilli) Morgan, Jacob M Nagle, Patrick J Narita, Darcy T Nash, Emily S Neville, Ashley J Newton, Abbey M Ng, Jonathan Y O'Connor, Thomas J Osborne, Georgina L(Georgie) Osburn, Blake A 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 G M (Tom) Ruby, David G Ruffin, Matthew J C Russell, Sam G Rutherford, Ela Y Savage, Lachlan J Sayers, Aaron J C Schultz, Carl A 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 JC (Kathy) Thorne, Philippa A Threadgold, Emma] Tso, Yu (Michael) Unkenstein, Georgina E(Georgie) Van lngen, Riley J M Vaughan, Tom Walmsley, Edward J Wang, Irene Wang, Yawen (Ellen) Ward, Shannessy M Weaver, Sophie M Wharton, Laura E(Laurie) Willett, Larry H Witcombe, Darcy I Wong, Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong, Hoi Lam (Tiffany) Wong, Martin Wood, Ella Wootton, Angelica A Wootton, Jake J Wright, Lewis M (Lewy) Wu, Ka Yu (David) Xu, Isabella Xu, Jiayi (Joey) Yip, Tze Hang (Adrian) Young, Sophie K

Year 12 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 Booth, Harrison W (Harry) Boyce, Stephanie J Brand, Nelson C Breer, Jackson M Britt, Robert M (Robbie) Brown, Madeleine J (Maddy) 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 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 Fitzpatrick, James P Flanagan, Simeon G Foley, Annie J Fowler, Joe E Golightly, William C (Will) Gow, HarryT Griffiths, Jackson J Haskett, Joshua L Heard, Hannah Hewitt, Amber H Holdsworth, Lach Ian 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, 01 ivia 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 McGowan, Thomas A F McGrath, Eliza R McGregor, Alice J McGuane, Nicholas B

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McMaster, Harrison A Melvin, lndie D Molyneux, Louis M Mooney, Tobias G (Toby) Morwood, Nicholas (Nick) Murphy, Lucinda H (Lucy) Neerhut, Hugh T B Ni, Yuhao K (Kevin) Nicholson, Lydia Nicholson, Stephanie (Steph) Niven, Phoebe E Nixon, Emma LJ O'Leary, Mitchell B Palmer, Corina R Panckridge, Bronte L Patrick, Lachlan J Plumridge, Zachary E Potgieter, Hugo Profitt, Toby C H Ragg, James E Rankin, Brydie G Read, Meg A Robilliard, Lewis J Russell, Hamish J N Russell, Joss J Salveson, Jasmine V (lassie) 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, 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