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CAMPBELL HOUSE Prep A Prep B 1A 1B 2A 2B 3A 3B National Year of Reading

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SENIOR SCHOOL Calvert Coles Keith McArthur McLean Morrison Shannon Wettenhall Mackie Mossgiel

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DESIGN & CREATIVE RTS Music The Power of Creativity Senior Art Design & Technology Textiles Middle School Art Arts Week

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C mpbell I louse Art Year 8 Produc tion : Alice in Wonclerland VC Thea tre Studies: Accidental Death of an Anarchist S nior School Production: Suessical the Musical Creative Writing

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COLLEGE LIFE Tanna Silalom Thailand Borneo Desert Tracks Lizard Island Kokoda Volcanoes and Glaciers China Refugees Cottage by the Sea Japan Year 9 City Week School Debating Vi sitors Year 10 Politics Program

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COLLEGE COMMUNITY Teaching Staff 190-191 Administration and Services Staff 192-193 Farewells 194 School Roll 196-200 Year 12 Photo 201

Sic Itur ad Jt5tra By Paul Jarman

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ice-Chancellor and President of

culminating in an explosion of creativity

sporting season always has a particularly

Deakin University, Professor Jane

and community involvement last year when

agreeable feel to it through a combination of

Den Hollander - it is a particular

the school celebrated its 150 years of

green open vistas, colourful sports uniforms

existence.

and the sounds of cricket and tennis balls

pleasure to have you present as Guest

Speaker today given my special connection with Deakin University over many years; Dr Seward, members of Council, parents, staff,

A year after these celebrations, how has the latest instalment of the story of The Geelong College unfolded?

students from Years 8-12 and members of

carrying through the warm and balmy air, punctuated from time to time by excited shouts when optimistic appeals to cricket umpires are launched and, if fortune is

The Geelong College community, I welcome

2012 began on an extremely sad note with

you all to today's Speech Day, my last as

the tragic accidental death of one of our

our First XI earlier this year as it regrouped

Principal of this school.

Year 11 students Rory McCaffrey just after

after the splendid premiership of 2011 ! Two

Christmas. Before school resumed, we

other seasons of sport (winter and spring)

gathered Rory's friends, peers and teachers

have since followed and provided excellent

It is with a real sense of sadness that I take my leave of the institution I have come to love, but this sadness is tempered by the deep sense of satisfaction I feel looking back at what the staff, Council and I have been able to achieve for the benefit of Geelong College students in their ever-

favourable, wickets fall. Too few perhaps for

in St David's Church for a memorial service

opportunities for students to develop skills,

to allow them all to express their grief and

fitness and teamwork.

loss together and afterwards feel able to resume their normal school life. The Year 12s have held steadfast this year, ending on a strong and optimistic note.

renewing ranks over the years. When I

Classes resumed in February with teachers and students engaging in their usual academic and extension activities while new students, and especially 149 excited Year

Beautiful ovals and grounds sustained

9s, were initiated into Senior School life and

have been invested In the planning and

by two years of drought-breaking rainfall

their new House and home for the next few

Implementation of the many initiatives we

greeted the staff and students on their

years. One of the particularly encouraging

have taken to make The Geelong College

return to school and the summer sporting

signs of institutional health this year was our

the healthy, progressive and flourishing

season rapidly resumed its many activities,

full to bursting boarding houses made up

institution it is today, I can only be grateful

ending in the APS Regatta at Nagambie

of a mix of country and overseas students

to all parties concerned. We have achieved

where the boys' First VIII demonstrated

who bring rich and interesting backgrounds

many memorable milestones together,

a gratifying return to form. The summer

together with a taste of the global

think of the passion and commitment that

community into our midst. Five indigenous

Good teachers have, of course, always

spacious and flexible learning spaces that

students have added to the tapestry of

differentiated the way they taught and

have emerged, each richly endowed with

diversity this year and underscore our

related to students but the objective

the latest technology. Stage 1 is about to

commitment to reconciliation.

of getting the "right students to the

be completed and Stage 2, involving a

Our educational story has presented many strands this year with two whole school themes emerging, the first being the Australian Curriculum and the considerable

preparation required for its introduction next year from Prep Grade to Year 10 in the core areas of English, Maths, Science and History. It remains to be seen how successful this centralising initiative will be but a welcome new feature will, I think, be the systematic teaching of Science throughout the Primary years, helping to anchor a love of that vital academic pursuit in young and enthusiastic minds. The College will support this initiative

right tasks at the right time" needs to

complete reworking of the western wing

systematically inform all learning areas

and incorporating many sustainability

in the school. Substantial progress has

features that will protect from the summer

been made this year in developing a

heat, has now begun.

common language amongst staff and trialling different initiatives, and this effort will be strengthened in 2013. Our focus on differentiation also links usefully to the gifted and talented goals currently being pursued in the LEAP program in Campbell House and in junior secondary Maths and English, extending our gifted students' interests and deepening their learning through fluid and dynamic groupings. Such initiatives will be extended next year.

At the end of Term 1 and extending into the holidays in several cases, another successful cycle of Fulfilling Lives programs took place. Seven were on offer this year taking Year 10 students to the developing countries of Borneo, Vanuatu , Thailand and Papua New Guinea, with the remainder devoted to indigenous communities in central Australia and refugees and disadvantaged children in our local area. Given the College's particular focus on

by deploying a dedicated staff member

From late January (as Dr Seward has

Asia and our two other trips to the Pacific

and establishing a Primary Science

already mentioned), work began in earnest

region this year, it is clear that this school

laboratory as part of the Middle School

on the Middle School redevelopments

is well in advance of the current federal

redevelopments.

which will give an enormous fillip to the

government's Asian Century agenda of

delivery of our educational program in

encouraging good understandings of our

upper primary and junior secondary from

near neighbours. Each program, it should

The second theme and major professional development focus across all subject areas P-12 throughout 2012 has been that of Differentiation. The ability to differentiate

the curriculum, assessment practice and teaching methodology effectively is the cornerstone of good teaching and learning in general and a very strong feature of the acclaimed Finnish educational story.

2013, as well as significantly enhancing

be noted, incorporates a strong element of

the general facilities and amenities

service, connecting students authentically

enjoyed by everyone. Fifty years on from

with culturally diverse communities and

the establishment of the Preparatory

helping to inflect the way they think about

School campus, such an upgrade was

other peoples.

both necessary and desirable. We are deeply impressed with the contemporary,

Subsequent term holidays enabled further international trips to proceed: to France

for budding French linguists, Japan for

the finale of Saint-Saens Symphony No 3

culturally adventurous Years 7- 9 students,

involving a spectacular solo contribution

exhibitions in its recently established Guild

China for senior students of Mandarin

from our organ scholar Alan Thomas (Year

Gallery, leading up to an impressive end of

and New Zealand for geographers keen

12) performing as a virtuoso after only

year VCE display in Morrison Hall, where

to study volcanoes and glaciers. We are

three years of organ tuition. And secondly,

Arts Week was also held in a revitalised format early in September.

blessed to have so many staff able and

because our new School Song Sic Itur

willing to organise such trips which further

Ad Astra, written and composed by Paul

intemationalise our students' perspectives

Jarman, was performed for the very first

and outlook. The Term 3 Senior School major production, Seussical the Musical, was the major performing arts highlight of the year and an acknowledged triumph at each artistic level: acting, singing, musical accompaniment, dancing, choreography, set design and costumes; also delivering dividends of teamwork and cooperation to more than 100 students. Dr Seuss's message of friendship, loyalty and courage was not lost on a large and admiring audience. I acknowledge the formative work carried out in the Preparatory School

time in its extended concert version, under the baton of its talented composer. There could be nothing more stirring than to hear, in such an exciting musical format, for the first time in the College's 150 year history, a school song worthy of its name, capturing the spirit and aims of the school while mapping a poetic sense of progress from Campbell House to Senior School. The Music students had the privilege of singing Sic Itur Ad Astra on that special occasion. All of our students and staff present will sing it today and it will be one of my proudest memories.

year, which has held several successfu l

In concluding my educational report for 2012, I would like to offer some brief comments on the directions the College has chosen to pursue through UNESCO's four pillared manifesto for educating students in the 21 st Century: learning to know, learning to do, learning to be and learning to live with others. Summing up the journey, I would say that this broad , holistic approach sets our students on a stimulating path of personal fulfilment within a school culture that strives for excellence at the same time as it reaches out to a wider world. While continuing to stress the importance of high academic standards and core values, we have also been prepared to adapt our curriculum to

in helping to prepare students for these

Other noteworthy developments this

major dramatic undertakings.

year have included planning for an

respond to a changing environment and the

extensive suite of curriculum and personal

evolving needs of a wide range of student

The musical climax of the year was yet to come with the Foundation Concert held here in Costa Hall in late September. In addition to being an impressive showcase for the large musical ensembles across the school, this concert stood out for me for two particular reasons: firstly, the Symphony Orchestra's performance of

development programs to take place

abilities. This purposeful and responsive

at Mokborree from 2013, designed to

commitment to the progress of all of our

capitalise on the reflective and peaceful

students is, for me, a reliable sign of the

characteristics of our Otways campus

continuing relel1ance and value of a College

at different times in our students' lives. I

education today.

also acknowledge the particular activity of the Design and Creative Arts Faculty this

It is now my pleasure to thank a number of people for the vital contribution they

have made to the College's programs and

I am also indebted to the parent body as

And now, as is customary on Speech Day,

educational progress in the course of this

a whole for the faithful support they have

it is with much pride and pleasure that

year and, indeed, over a broader time

given the school and willing involvement

I announce our new student leaders. In

framework.

within the many layers of our community.

2013, the Vice-Captains of the College will

I thank in particular this year's Presidents

be Amy Sheridan, Clodagh Taylor, Lachlan

First of all, I am deeply grateful to the academic staff for their wide-ranging contributions not just in 2012 but throughout my tenure as Principal of The Geelong College. Our teachers are called on to invest their energies and expertise in many different projects in executing the

Jenny Brimacombe and Kathryn Alexander,

Chomley and Charles Medic and the Co-

together with the members of the

Captains of the College will be Annabelle

Senior and Preparatory School parent

Shannon and William May. Please join me

associations, as well as the convenors and

in congratulating these six outstanding new

members of the eleven support groups.

leaders on their appointment.

To the students of the College generally

I would finally like to express my deep

all-round agenda we know and hold dear.

through those who are present today, I say

gratitude to the members of the College

We are fortunate to have the services of

the following: I have hugely loved being

Council for their very generous commitment

a multi-talented, dedicated staff who, in

your Principal during my 17 years here and

to the school's affairs both in the course

addition to their many teaching and pastoral

watching you and the many who have gone

of this year and during my entire tenure;

responsibilities, still manage to volunteer

before you grow and develop in different

and, above all, to thank their Chairman, Dr

to organise overseas trips, city programs,

ways into fine young people. I have built

Seward , for his most effective leadership

expeditions and the like. I am very grateful in particular to the members of my Executive team (Deputy

up some wonderful memories over this

of our governing body, devotion to the

time and I commend you for being the

advancement of the College and, not least,

enthusiastic, down to earth, warm-hearted

his support of me, as Principal during the

people we all know and appreciate. Never

past six years. It has been a privilege and

stop aspiring to be the best you possibly

an honour to serve the College for such

can be or reaching out to grasp your

a long period of time. I consider myself to

stars ....

have been indeed blessed.

Community Relations and Development Mr

The Prefects and School Captains

It remains for me to thank you all for your

Principal Mr Mahon, Heads of School Ms Gill, Mr Smith and Mr Carroll, Director of Teaching and Learning Ms Crofts, Business Manager Ms Leach, and Director of Howell) who have all played critical roles in

especially deserve my thanks for their

attendance at our 2012 Speech Day. My

the management of the school for a varying

leadership of the student body this year.

very best wishes go to you all for a safe and

number of years while giving invaluable

Vice-Captains Eliza Panckridge, Maddison

fulfilling holiday season, leading through to

assistance and professional support to me,

Smith and George Threadgold and

a year of new opportunity and achievement

as PrinCipal. Their contribution has been

Captains, Zoe Vaughan and Matthew

in 2013.

first rate; I could not have asked for more.

Lamont, have all given excellent service which I am pleased to acknowledge today.

Head of Preparatory School ollowing last year's historic

Sesquicentenary year and the

staff again have demonstrated care,

The teaching and administrative services

activities, I thought that 2012 would be

making The Geelong College a wonderful

somewhat more 'restrained' and perhaps

place of learning and I thank them for their

a little less 'eventful'. Well, how wrong can

efforts throughout 2012.

accompanying celebrations and

I be! With the commencement of the major Middle School Redevelopment and the completion of the first stage of the project, it has been a busy but very exciting year. Students, staff and parents will all benefit from the enhanced and improved learning spaces and facilities. It really is a rebuild of the Middle School and I feel very humbled to be at the College while this historic and transformational project is occurring. I

diligence and a strong commitment to

Thank you to the Preparatory School Association Executive and members, for their efforts in supporting the College this year. Well done to Mrs Margaret Nash for her work as President, in the early part of this year, and congratulations to Mrs Kathryn Alexander, who assumed the President's role when Margaret stepped down. Kathryn has excelled in this important position.

commend the staff and students for their patience and understanding displayed

Finally, I would like to acknowledge and

throughout this year.

celebrate the enormous contribution that Dr Pauline Turner has made to our school.

Some of the year's highlights have included: Middle School Arts Show, Year 3-8 Camps, Japan Tour, Alice in Wonderland production , Paul Jarman 's School Song, Foundation Concert, APS Sport, Special Mokborree activities, ELC 's first Mothers ' Day morning tea, ELC's first 'Bush Kinder' day at Mokborree, Campbell House Olympic Carnival, Writers ' Week, and the Combined Campbell House & Senior School Orchestra evening at the Keith Humble Centre. The richness of the educational offerings at the College are immense.

last 17 years and she deserves our praise and recognition for her tireless work and for positioning The Geelong College as a fine co-educational institution. Pauline has been a wonderful advocate of the Preparatory School throughout her time at the College and her support for the Middle School Redevelopment project, together with the College C.ouncil, has been remarkable. She has been an outstanding educator and her legacy will endure! I congratulate Pauline and Clifford on the enormous contributions

I congratulate the Preparatory School

they have made to The Geelong College

students (from the ELC through to Year

and wish them every success for the next

8) on an excellent year of growth. The

part of their lives!

motto of Sic Itur Ad Astra, which translates to 'Reach for the Stars', should always be our goal and the students have been committed to doing their best this year. I extend my best wishes to all Year 8 students who will continue their educational journey at the Senior School and, we will delight in their future success.

The College has literally been her life for the

Julian Carroll

Head of the Preparatory School

Heads of enior School Oh the places you'll go ..... . . You 'll be on the way up Today's your day You 're off to great places

"':".' ... -:~', "

Artists - in - Residence enabled students to stretch their thinking in a number of creative ways. In addition, many took up the challenge in the House Art competition to imagine the campus via The Caretaker's

poem.

Eye. What might lurk in the shadows of our campus was explored in a variety of ways, some sinister, some enchanting. The culmination of artistic talent is the VCE Art Exhibition. This year it was fitting that Dr Turner gave the opening address. The talent on display reflected an exciting and eclectic mix of innovative thinking and design.

~s she ponders her future and "the places

From another perspective, Dr Turner is in

visits with Shalom Christian College

she'll go" we are confident that she can go

fact a memory maker. In ensuring that a

continue to offer a deep appreciation of the

with many vivid memories of her last year

rich and diverse range of opportunities are

interconnections we have established.

as Principal of The Geelong College. We

available to students she has enabled them

We should also acknowledge the on-

hope they will reside with her for a very long

to create their own memories. This year

going support and encouragement Dr

time.

two overseas trips were offered - Volcanoes

Turner has given over 17 years to the

hese lines are from the Dr Seuss poem The Places You'll Go. Students ranging in age and size

rom Campbell House through to Senior chool took part in the filming of a farewell

tribute to Dr Turner using this charming

The launch of the new school song, Sic Itur ~d ~stra is sure to be one of her enduring

memories of the year. Conducted by the composer Mr Paul Jarman, the combined Preparatory and Senior School choir gave a superb rendition of this most inspiring song. Senior school students have enthusiastically embraced its lyrics, and early indications are that the song will embed itself in the College psyche as a wonderful expression of school spirit and pride.

and Glaciers tour to New Zealand and for

sporting life of the College. The sports

those studying Chinese, a trip to China.

teams' photographs recorded in this

Both were very successful. The Outreach

edition of Pegasus reflect that every team

programs continue to challenge students

and every team member contributes to

in Years 9 & 10. Whether it involved

a very wholesome and spirited sporting

navigating around the city of Melbourne

culture. This is the imprint of Dr Turner's

during City Week or being immersed in a

ethos. It permeates through every level of

foreign culture through the Fulfilling Lives program , we are deeply grateful to Dr

sport and right through the various House activities at Senior School which promote

Turner's vision to encourage students to

the importance of participation, loyalty,

extend their physical and cultural horizons.

teamwork and connectedness.

Her insistence that service and contribution be an integral part of the Fulfilling Lives

We owe our gratitude and thanks to Dr

Seussical the Musical? The stunning stage

programs reflects her emphaSis on the

Turner for being a memory maker. Every

craft, the outstanding vocals, the brilliant

importance of teaching good values.

page of this edition of Pegasus can be seen

casting and the beautiful choreography all

She can feel very satisfied with the depth

as evidence of her outstanding leadership.

combined to produce a vibrant production

of learning forged from these authentic

I am sure it holds a wealth of memories for

which we are sure will linger in Dr Turner's

experiences.

her as well. On behalf of all the staff and

Who could forget the visually spectacular

memory bank for a very long time. No doubt she will also retain memories of the Year 12 Theatre Studies Production of the absurdist play Death of an Anarchist, and it 's very fast paced world of hypocrisy and back stabbing.

students at Senior School, we thank Dr Closer to home, she has also encouraged students to participate in on-going community service, supporting the many students who make the commitment to voluntary work with local charities and

Turner for her commitment to the education of the thousands of students who have had the privilege of attending College under her leadership. We wish her a very rich and rewarding next phase of her life.

organisations. This year community service

It is not just the Performing Arts that will

included the Salvation Army, Relay For Life ,

lay claim to Dr Turner's 2012 album of

Concern, Kalkee, Riding for the Disabled,

memories. Arts week and the visiting

Korner Shop, St Vinnies. The reciprocal

Oh the places you 'll go! MsJ Gill

College Council Report oday is a rare occasion in this

McGlashan and Everist, led by Geoff

yourself have a passion for the arts, it

school's 151 years, where we

Saunders. I also thank the Middle School

was not surprising that there was an early

celebrate one of our longest serving

staff and students for their patience and

school community misconception that

Principals, and herald a transition process

tolerance during the inconveniences caused

sport was not one of her priorities. But,

to a new principal whom we will welcome in

as their school is essentially rebuilt.

the next academic year.

The School Council and Council

The role of your school council is one of

Committees have contributed hours of

stewardship, to steer the school through

service to the school during the year and

this process, acknowledging that while

their dedication to The Geelong College,

many things remain stable we anticipate

its governance and financial management

that many things will change. Indeed,

has been exemplary. I especially wish to

the selection process for the Principal of

acknowledge the contribution of Richard

The Geelong College, which occupied

Carr, the school treasurer, whose 12-year

like many aspects of school life, Pauline embraced the school sporting programs with eagerness- rarely missing an event and revelling in supporting student's efforts to compete - successfully or not. Rain hail or shine, all students will have the image of Pauline and Clifford supporting from the courtside, pitchside, poolside, boundary line or river bank.

our time for the first half of this year, was

term comes to a close shortly. I thank him

Her reluctance to use scholarships to

made the more challenging because of

for his diligent watchful eye that has guided

enhance the school's sporting successes

the outstanding quality of Dr Turner's

us to financial security.

leadership. But as I outlined to you at the

I also wish to thank the school executive

time of the announcement, we believe Mr

staff, the teaching and non-teaching staff

Andrew Barr has the skills and experience

for the nurturing and guidance they provide

has been recently acknowledged as great wisdom, as we observe other schools becoming unsettled by that process and some abandoning the concept. Dr Turner preferred to put such resources

to undertake the daunting task and we look

for our students on their educational

forward to welcoming him in January.

journey.

Before I begin my major task of

And now to Dr Turner.

So now the school provides one of the

Dr Pauline Turner began her work as

state's most comprehensive sporting

Principal of the Geelong College 17 years

programs , producing during her tenure

ago. She had a Vision for the direction of

APS premierships in cricket, football , girls'

this school, and over this time she has

and boys' rowing, girls' athletics and 9 AFL

moulded the school and responded to the

players amongst the school's graduates.

acknowledging the Turner legacy, I would like to make mention of some important school matters. Firstly the Middle School redevelopment is well over halfway to completion . It has delivered new Year 8 teaching and learning spaces that bear little resemblance to the classrooms they replaced. Soon to be finished are the new

into coaching processes and facilities to enhance the experience for all students.

changing demands of Education and our

Beyond those extraordinary achievements,

Community.

made all the more significant given our size compared to our APS competitiors,

canteen and dining area, new change

But a Vision for a school must be the sum

Dr Turner's major focus has been the

rooms with an education space above, and

of many parts which all require attention -

importance of participation and the role

the Robertson Hall extension. The years 5

they require understanding, guidance, at

sporting experience plays in the overall

and 7 teaching and learning spaces should

times nurturing. At other times a big push

development of the individual student.

be completed in term 3 next year. Most of you will not have the pleasure of using this refurbished part of our school, but it will provide wonderful educational facilities for the younger generation of students of The Geelong College and

for redirection is needed. All with a view to the final aim. Together these parts provide

Dr Turner has described sport and arts as

an "all round educational experience"

the "two major poles fostering personal

that develop our students into Dr Turner's "informed competent and enlightened young citizens."

and talent development". We know the development of the arts has benefited from her desire to give every student an opportunity to identify a skill or develop

provide future security for our school in a

If we break down some of the parts of her

an interest in music, drama, art or design.

competitive environment.

school vision you may be surprised that

She has surrounded the students with the

I would like to particularly acknowledge the contribution of Mr Julian Carroll, Prep School Head, and his senior staff for their cooperative work with the school architects,

I begin with sport, but it demonstrates a

enthusiastic guidance of our teachers, to

great example of Dr Turner'S understanding

produce the extraordinary results we see

of our school. When your predecessor

in our music performance, be it rock or

was a famous elite sportsman and you

classical, our plays and musicals, or the art

SCHOOL COUNCIL 2012 2nd Row: Rev. K Yelverton, Ms J Monahan, Mr B Fagg, Ms J Hawkins 1 st Row: Dr C Darby, Mr M Betts, Dr H Seward, Dr P Turner, Dr H Goode, Professor H Collins. Absent: Mr G Millar, Mr R Carr, Dr S Leach

exhibitions from Campbell House to year

a principal is expected to manage, but

12. Dr Turner delights in these events and

in these tasks Dr Turner has excelled.

which have been awarded to students

has every reason to be proud when she

However there is a personal character

for entry next year who demonstrate

sees what she has created.

beyond these apparent, observable

outstanding qualities and who would not

qualities that remains hidden unless a

otherwise have been able to attend the

student or family suffers misfortune or

school. The scholarships will recognise

even tragedy. It is at these times when

Dr Turner's desire to provide the excellent

Dr Turner's compassion, kindness and

educational opportunities of our school to a

genuine concern for others shines and she

diverse range of students.

But it is of course Dr Turner's educational skills that we have benefited from the most - her depth of knowledge of education and its processes, her strategic planning, her review and appraisal models, and her encouragement of our teachers to pursue further education. All these policies have delivered a quality to our teaching and learning that give our students every opportunity to achieve their own level of academic success now and into the future.

throws her personal energies into providing every possible support. So it is no surprise that interwoven in our school values Dr Turner has imbedded values she herself demonstrates. Values such as tolerance, compassion, kindness and consideration of others, combined with her striving for

Dr Turner's strengths do not end there. Her

excellence, forward thinking , a sense of

attention to detail and cautious scrutiny has

community and integrity.

given us financial certainty at a time many other schools are burdened with debt. Our school facilities have continually been enhanced - the Aquatic centre, the Humble centre, a remote campus, Mokboree and the exciting Prep School redevelopment nearing completion, combined, under her watchful eye with the important and arduous task of maintaining and upgrading our existing and aging buildings. These are some of the many roles that

I am not about to announce a school building named in Dr Turner's honour because as you may observe the school often names its iconic buildings well after the departure of a Principal such as the Morrison Hall or the Rolland Centre. We will await a suitable iconic structure in the future to recognise the Turner name. At this point, however, I am delighted to announce the Council will continue the

Turner Bursaries, introduced this year,

The last 6 months have provided many different sections of the school community with opportunities to express their thanks with dinners, speeches and gifts. I am sure the next few weeks will see a flow of private and personal expressions of appreciation , but tonight is our most important formal event to mark the completion of 17 years of magnificent service to this school. Pauline, as the first female principal in the APS, as only our 10th principal in 151 years, our 3rd longest serving principal after our foundation leader Dr George Morrison and Sir Francis Rolland , you have our admiration, our enormous gratitude and, as we salute you, we sincerely thank you.

Dr Hugh Seward Chairman of Council

School Captains ' Report

w r fI cion 20 12, III

YUH

Ihal 11as 0 ,n, w IncJ, ci b CJln 10 eJw ,II on our s hoolln9 liv

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oul al 0 a tlong contrihutol 10 tho widol • 10neJ comrnunity. A nnoth r y .81 com

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W altellC illlis school lor PI " I ~ottl L110 I citlCfltioll", f1 whole ocJlIcct lion . 10 liS, I i1 'olom) Call go is 110 t u plnco ')01 Iy niJolil lonmll1C Irom H iJook, bul IOClrllin(J from xp lionc . Bing a !Jart 01Collo(Jo 1110 c I tail1ly propClro u lor Iho witlor world with it xlm cllrricular oJ)portUlliti8S.

knowl cJg Ihal w will n v r walk IhrouCJh

c8neile off Olll I I birll1ciny cako whon Dr

th TiJlbol sir

TUI n r b cam 1' 1Incipnl 01 I h Go long Coli C]e, anci Ihal I ( yow s lat r, w wOlild

i1 ve provleJ (J I I wi! i1 much tl

hav III oppollunity to work alongsicle

riUril1CJ tho cOllrs of ?O I? I irelly, to 1110

that am I' rson. rvel SlllCO w had I in a m Iya 11111 ~ r!J , WQ had alw yb

worked clo oly ov r th yoar, YOI I hew' lod

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again.

In Dr lLlIn " final y ai, w tllou ht It would 0' filling to make our alill to relnfolc th POSit IV slud nt body and cuitul of th Coli g Ih I Dr TUI n r has so succ

sfully

I horo ClIO 01COl li '0 many pooplo who isttlnco

'ixto n I ra l cts with whom wo havo

sIr ngth n d ov r h r yeals As I' rl of Ihis

thoughl of Dr lurn r a probably Ihe mo t

po Iliv

dauntinc laeiy 111 Ihe worlel, which we now

with uch gr at nergy anci corninitrnOll t and all 01you i1 ve contribl II cJ an

w Sir n Ih ,n dour tl s with th youne er

know is definitely nol Ih ca e.

immen

campu s Ihrough such events as I louse Mu IC, P n Pals with Ihe Year 2s and a

w flnei II funny wh n omobody a ks LIS,

portfolio, trongth ning the ov rail Colloge

"What's sh

community. 10 the Vice Captains of tho

Leaci rshlp Lunch wllh Ihe Pr paratory

rrom our persp ctiv she's always on st p

School Stud nt R presentative Council

ahead, or 5 y ars ahead, always having

Early In Ihe ye r, we were host 10 the annual

a long term plan In Ihe back of her mlnel.

Iud nl culture as a whol school,

v n now,

c lually like?"

amoun t to your Individual

Coli go In ?O I ?, Gorge I hreadgold, I liLa Panckridg and Maddison Smith, who have upported u a great deal thi year; thank you.

APS Caplalns' Meellng, We were pi ased

Unknown 10 some, she's frightfully witty,

10 have Caplalns from all 11 APS schools,

downnghl humbl and carin ,and t kes a

urth rmor , Ms Joan Gill, our 'mother

We ell cussod loplcs relevant to our roles

enulne Interest In everylhlllg and everyone Involved In th school community, which

collaborator this ye r. She is a devoted

bel ween campuses, college lifo, spirll and

makes a most InSightful p rson 10 know.

memb r of tho College ancl was an

ex racurrlcular evenls, rhiS meeting was

Somehow, given her humilily, we do not

immen 0 asset to the mooth running of

a great chance to meet all of the Ca talns and aln InSI( ht Into how each school was

believe Dr Turner would be aware of the

the yoar nd we are so gmloful lor her

Incredible differenc she has actually made

continued support.

run Before the meeting, we took each

to the Coli ge, as her chan es have been

Captain on a tour of Ihe grounds, and not

so securely fastened in the school over the

surprisingly, The Geelong College on the

course of her 17 years. H r passion for the

whole was very well received IndeerJ.

arts has never gono unnollced, as we, and

Includln Prefect Portfolios, connecllons

many others share thiS passion. We admire 2012 marked the Initiation of the 'Geelong

her vision for making Ihe Keith Ilumble

Schools United' group (GSU) which we

Cenl re the iridescent joy thai it is, We

were very honoured to be a part of this

believe it is also not just Ihe buildings Ihat

year It conSisted of the School Captains

have popped up In her lime as PrinCipal,

from nine schools around the Geelong

but her ongoing support to make them

region all working together to fight the Issue

work that makes them such a success.

of homelessness In our community. As

Her sheer enthusiasm and devoted love

part of our efforts, we orchestrated a giant

for the school community, history, and an

'Op Shop' in the Geelong West rown Hall,

all rounded education , IS the reason The

full of donated clothes from each school.

Geelong College has grown to such a

We were happy to hand over a cheque

successful ins\r ulion.

of $3300 to Oulpost Geelong. Giving the public an opportunity to see how the youth

As the great American Author Mark rwain

of Geelong can make a difference was a

said, "I have never let my schooling interfere

very humbling experience, and we were

with my educalion." We believe this quote

so happy to be a part of it. It was great to

strong ly encompasses the reasons why we

show that Geelong College was not just a

attend The Geelong College,

private school linked to the APS system,

hen', has b en uch an invaluable

/\nd finally, 10 Dr Turner, whose care and guidance ovor ?O 12 has boen enormous nel graciou ,ov r fascinating and fun . 0 1 cour e, though words cannot quite express tho xtenl of our gratitude, we must th' nk Dr furn or for her immeasumble dodication and vision for the College over hor 1(y ars. We must also thank Dr Tumor and M Gill for giving U" the opJ)ortunity to lead and repr sont such a line establishm nl as the Geelong Collego lor 2012. It is humbling to know thai our positions htlve given us the ability to give back to Ihe wider College community Ihat has given us so much 10 both of us. We hOJ)o you all onjoyed the year as much as we did, and would liko to ex lend our very bost wishos to Dr Paulino lurner and to the stud nts of ?O 13. M atthew Lamont and Zoe Vaugh an Cap tain s

School Prefects

PREFECTS 201 2 3rd Row: 1811£1 Klein. Kyle Boolh. Alan 1homas. Ihoa Phillip 2nd Row: I ucy Campbell. Joremy Ldwards. I mncoi 0 I hll, Laura Walker, James Malcher. Katrina Bigelow

1st Row: George 1hreadCJold, [liza Panckriclgo. Matthew Lamont, Dr P Tumor, Ms J Gill. Loe Vaughan. Maddison Smith, Jack Ne t

SRC 2012 3rd Row: Grant Philpott Hamish Bullard, Eliza Cralfford. LaUrCl Cayzer, Cary Fol I. Chan el Horvat. Charlie Blond. Ale..: r lelson. Oscar Beaumont Kelly 2nd Row: Da/ne JaGk on. ErJif/arrJ Arundel!. India Vlatson. Andre'lf Falklner. EI~I tr/nh(J'len. Lucy Fyffe. 0 car IAalone. Kat/a Bon% . Oscar Brownless 1 st Row: James AcDonald. Aehs LaJ'lk. sabel Tlemc::!. Harry Unken teln, Sara Urquhart. Grace Stellart. AJelsha Aauderer, Gemma Savag'3. Liam Chalmers Head of the Preparatory School , Ar Juhan Carroll

Alex Arora Isabel Jaker Eliza-May Jartlett Isla Jradshaw Lexie Jlockey Lilli Jiscatl Kaleb Cooke Lily Cortler Isabelle Pestttotld Teresa Eddy G-us G-reig Kathrytl G-rittta Madelytl G-rittta Mrs Julie Jickett Mrs Meredith Herbert Ms Atldie Atldersetl Mrs Atlita Pye

Hatttish Hair Leotl Ho JOtlathotl Hoare Jetl Horvat Matthew Kweh Parragh Maher Jatttes Naylor Totttttty Naylor Jobbi Nortotl Will Porter Hatltlah Weisitlger ria Wytlter

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Mrs Kristen jones, Logan Buzzard, Thomas Condie

Chloe Baillie, Blythe I adorp-Daw, james Leahy, Sean Mc eil

Dit ch Burke, Imi Romer, Sophie Roderick, I3('IIa Grima

jo hua Rowbottom, Sienna McDougall, Charles Leahy, Piper Parkhill

Alex Hayden, Milli e Tay lor, Ashl eigh Fury, Arc. hcr Hancgraa f

Lachlan Mitchell, Hermione Murphy, Matisse Higgins, Xavier Ivisic, Benjamin Vale

our wondrous journey egi s Kate Shirl ey, Ca itlin Atkin, O live r Bradshaw, Cu rtis Ho

Oliver White, Tom Leszko, Campbell White, Lill y Cu sack

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Calvert House HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms R Palmer TUTORS: Mr C Bennett, Mrs F Fitzgerald, Mrs T Foley, Mrs L Gallus, Mr C Morgan CAPTAINS: Sebastian McMillan, Thea Philip PREFECTS: Talia Klein, Nicolas Molyneux, Erica Robinson, Adam Senan, Maddison Smith, Jackson Wylie

alvert House in 2012 has seen

Hannah Watson and Angus Wylie placing

We would like to thank the wonderful

a wide range of results across all

first in their respective age groups.

Calvert tutors Mrs Foley, Mr Bennett, Mrs

inter-house activities. The Year

However, our results were not always so

Fitzgerald, Mr Morgan and Mrs Gallus,

12s welcomed their new Year 9 buddies

positive, losing Hockey and Girls' soccer

for working with us throughout the year,

at the start of the year and ensured

in the first round. A highlight of the inter-

both in tutorial groups and as individuals.

that they easily made the transition

house season was winning the indoor

Thanks must also go to the amazing Ms

into Senior School life. We placed 4th

rowing competition. The combined efforts

Palmer for keeping the house room in

in House Music with our big group's

of both rowers and non-rowers from all

top shape, for organising house activities

rendition of 'Accidentally in Love' and

year levels which ironically resulted in

and for looking after us all throughout

our small group's performance of 'Sweet

an Olympic medal from Olympian and

our time in Calvert. As we grew from little

Disposition', showing off the talents of

ex-Collegian Josh Dunkley-Smith, who

to big owls, Ms Palmer's guidance was

key vocalists; Rose Jennett, Talia Klein

oversaw the event. Athletics Day was

thankfully always there. A wonderfully

and Thea Philip and musicians drummer

a great day as usual, allowing our star

kind and intelligent owl 'herself, she is an

Josh Saunders, bass guitarist Johnnie

athletes Ben and Erica Robinson, Paris

integral aspect of the house and she has

Kontelj, Georgina Calvert, Tom Shembrey

left us all with very fond memories.

Philip and guitarist Angus Wylie. Early on in the year our sporting prowess was put on show as we recorded a win

It's been a pleasure working with her

In 2011, a locker in Calvert was painted

and the House Prefects this year. We

in House Tennis through the stand out

and inscribed with the words 'Your

thank them all for their enthusiasm and

effort of Delaney Ryan-Conn. The house

Change Makes Change' and was

positivity in the House Room and for

swimming competition didn't produce

used as a money box in 2012 in which

each contributing to the House in their

our best results, but it was a great day

students were encouraged to deposit

own way.

which saw the whole house enthused

spare change, proceeds which would be

THEA PHILIP AND SEB MCMILLAN

and dressed as cats, an irrelevant but

donated to charity, along with the money

Captains

entertaining theme. In the same term,

raised from the Calvert barbeque at

we placed last in Badminton, though

Athletics Day. Notably, Angus McKindlay

we were not disgraced thanks to the

was invited to represent the house at the

admirable play of Angus Tan.

Cats Leadership program at the Gordon.

Winning cross-country quite comfortably in Term 2, we were able to show off our running talent with Ben Robinson,

and Ella Vernon, to shine.

Lachlan Patrick, Melody Philpott, Ally Pederson, Hannah Portogallo and Laura Blackman must also be congratulated for their Community Outreach work.

alvert House in 2012 has seen

Hannah Watson and Angus Wylie placing

We would like to thank the wonderful

a wide range of results across all

first in their respective age groups.

Calvert tutors Mrs Foley, Mr Bennett, Mrs

inter-house activities. The Year

However, our results were not always so

Fitzgerald , Mr Morgan and Mrs Gallus, for working with us throughout the year,

12s welcomed their new Year 9 buddies

positive, losing Hockey and Girls' soccer

at the start of the year and ensured

in the first round. A highlight of the inter-

both in tutorial groups and as individuals.

that they easily made the transition

house season was winning the indoor

Thanks must also go to the amazing Ms

into Senior School life. We placed 4th

rowing competition. The combined efforts

Palmer for keeping the house room in

in House Music with our big group's

of both rowers and non-rowers from all

top shape, for organising house activities and for looking after us all throughout

rendition of 'ACCidentally in Love' and

year levels which ironically resulted in

our small group's performance of 'Sweet

an Olympic medal from Olympian and

our time in Calvert. As we grew from little

Disposition' , showing off the talents of

ex-Collegian Josh Dunkley-Smith, who

to big owls, Ms Palmer's guidance was

key vocalists; Rose Jennett, Talia Klein

oversaw the event. Athletics Day was

thankfully always there. A wonderfully

and Thea Philip and musicians drummer

a great day as usual, allowing our star

kind and intelligent owl herself, she is an

Josh Saunders, bass guitarist Johnnie

athletes Ben and Erica Robinson, Paris

integral aspect of the house and she has

Philip and guitarist Angus Wylie.

Kontelj, Georgina Calvert, Tom Shembrey

left us all with very fond memories.

Early on in the year our sporting prowess

It's been a pleasure working with her

In 2011, a locker in Calvert was painted

and the House Prefects this year. We

in House Tennis through the stand out

and inscribed with the words 'Your

thank them all for their enthusiasm and

effort of Delaney Ryan-Conn. The house

Change Makes Change' and was

positivity in the House Room and for

was put on show as we recorded a win

swimming competition didn 't produce

used as a money box in 2012 in which

each contributing to the House in their

our best results, but it was a great day

students were encouraged to deposit

own way.

THEA PHILIP AND SEB MCMILLAN Captains

which saw the whole house en hused

spare change, proceeds which would be

and dressed as cats, an irrelevant but

donated to charity, along with the money

entertaining theme. In the same term ,

raised from the Calvert barbeque at

we placed last in Badminton, though

Athletics Day. Notably, Angus McKindlay

we were not disgraced thanks to the

was invited to represent the house at the

admirable play of Angus Tan.

Cats Leadership program at the Gordon.

Winning cross-country quite comfortably In Term 2, we were able to show off our running talent with Ben Robinson ,

and Ella Vernon, to shine.

Lachlan Patrick, Melody Philpott, Ally Pederson, Hannah Portogallo and Laura Blackman must also be congratulated for their Community Outreach work.

Coles House S

ome in the school might think of

middle of Music rehearsals, but despite

persuaded to let us run our traditional

Coles as a wishy-washy kind of

this, we successfully filled every event

BBQ at House Swimming, but it proved

house. You could say pale blue

and won the day. Congratulations must

to be a great money-earner. We backed

lacks the power and imposition of, say,

go to Billy Cunningham, Will Golightly,

this up in Term 3 with our Cadbury

the threatening red of McLean. But we're

Keeley Murrihy, Georgie Allen, and Julia

chocolate fund raiser, an ever-popular

proud of our light blue, and we're not

Mann for their outstanding performances

option which allowed us to contribute to

afraid to show it - our House room got a

in their respective age groups.

local cllarity Outpost, supporting needy

"Blue Heaven" makeover from some of the House Prefects in the summer break,

communities in Africa.

struggled to thaw ourselves out, as the

Coles would simply not be Coles without

House room heater refused to radiate

the presence of our gentle and supportive

This boost to our House spirit set the

more than a faint hint of warmth. Despite

House staff. Long-time Coles tutors

and it is now even bluer than blue.

scene for our most successful year in the

this setback, we were no less hungry for

Mr Morris (looking after our Year 11 s

"Cronk era". This year more than ever,

success. The Senior Netball girls were

this year), Ms Hynes (Year 12) and Mrs

we discovered that pale blue-iced donuts

keen for victory, none more so than

Porter (Year 11) were delighted to be

taste the best, and we proved to the

Emma Allen , who managed to run into

re-joined this year by another Coles

rest of the school that we are not to be

the wall and knock herself out during the

veteran, Mr Clifford (year 9). Our fifth

taken lightly.

grand final against Shannon. We lost the

tutor, Mrs Treadwell (year 10), showed us

match by the narrowest of margins, but

her extensive wit through her part in our

thanks to the efforts of the Juniors we

House Trivia team. And we can't forget

were able to win Netball overall. Kieran

Mrs Hussey, who stepped in for Mrs

Salathiel-Dyke's skills guided our team to

Porter in Term 1.

At the start of the year, hopes were high, but we had to wait a few weeks before we could record a highlight. Seventh place in House Softball was put down to "dodgy umpiring", and sixth in Tennis did not reflect the great enthusiasm of our various teams. On top of this, the disappointment of last year's seventh placing was still palpable as House Music time rolled around again. But we hadn't lost our musical spirit. Our Big Group rehearsals were spent polishing our dance moves to 5ive's Keep on Movin', while the Small Group, consisting of Year 12s Fiona Riley, Grace Cheatley, Emma Allen, Alan Thomas, Dan Ross, and the wonderful Matthew Lamont on drums, gave up precious lunchtimes to put together a cover of Gossling's Dance the Way I Feel. On the day, we managed to break McArthur's winning streak of three years and take out first place. Winning Swimming and Athletics is not new to us, but winning Music certainly is, and it was probably the sweetest victory of the year. House Swimming crept up on us in the

As we plunged deeper into winter, we

a victory in Hockey, and top-shelf pool skills from the many fish of the House saw us win Waterpolo.

Finally, a huge thanks must go to our wonderful Head of House, Mr Conway. He is always there for us in the House

House Athletics was the climax of the

room every morning, and his laid-back

year: the Cronk was to be decided on

but caring attitude has allowed us to

this day, we were told. So what better

succeed this year.

to choose as a theme than those blue cartoon characters, the Smurfs? The blue paint was out in force as we showed the rest of the school how Smurftastic we really are. And it worked. Four of the eight individual Age Champions at Athletics this year were members of Coles: Lachlan McPherson, Julia Mann , Barclay Fitzpatrick, and Matthew Lamont. It was not just these superstars who helped us to victory, but the participation and dedication of every member of the House. This feature of Coles - our convivial House spirit - is something many houses are envious of. We were also successful on the fund raising front. Mr Conway had to be

We wish Coles all the best for the future, and we hope the experience of being able to hold aloft the Cronk Trophy can be repeated by House Captains to come. EMMA ALLEN AND ALAN THOMAS House Captains

Keith House -

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I:tEAD Of-(~OUSE:Mr G Gilby

U;rORS::.:\.1rs J Gainey, Ms P Henning, Mr E Kovacev, Mrs 0 Lannan, Mrs K Saunders

;'1· • CA~:rAINS: ;Ka.!lleikoGray, Matthew Roche • l.' . .

P-REF.ECTS: 'Macklen Barker, .A1exander Certoma, Zoe Vaughan

eith House has enjoyed a wild

efforts from William 'The Business Man '

the 2012 London Paralympics and were

rollercoaster ride of a year full

May ensured he had a successful day.

very pleased to hear his result of bringing

with many ups and very few

Many more individual performances

home a gold medal in the Men's 800m

helped us bring home a placing of 4th of

T53 event and two bronze medals in the

downs which should come as no surprise to members of the Keith family. We may

which we are very proud . Our ability to

Men 's 400m T53 and Men 's 4x400m

have come last in House Swimming and

fill the majority of events showed that it

T53/54 event as well as placing seventh

Music but at the end of the day, it 's our

really does make a difference with such

in the Men 's 200m T53 event for

fighting spirit that kept us geared for

a small house. Notable Cross-Country

Australia. We are honored to have met

more fun filled House activities. Keith

efforts came from from Zoe Dixon,

and gotten to know Richard and would

did. however, bring home first place in

Claudia Conway and Mia Morrow which

like to thank him for the time spent with

a few events this year such as Softball,

helped us to our Cross-Country result of

us. We congratulate him on his inspiring

Futsal (arguably the most prestigious

a respectable 5th placing, showcasing

performance and hope he has much

event) and Girls' Soccer strongly led by

our talents in running and jumping.

more great success to come.

Sophie Desborough and Maeve Rolland. We hope they can do the same for next year despite the absence of first player Georgia Wilson. Our competitive spirit saw us achieve second place in Badminton, led by Jack McGowan, as well as an honourable second place in Football. All the results recorded by our loving house were the culmination of great spirit and enthusiasm, with members of Keith always keen to participate, fill gaps and help out whenever necessary.

Keith Olympics, a now annual event within the House, which coincided with

lead the basketball girls to some very

the London Olympics. It provided a very

close finishes only to go down to

enjoyable and relaxed vibe which brought

Wettenhall. Alex Certoma carried the

everyone within the house closer together

Boys' Soccer team into the Final where

through games like 'weetbix 2 minute

we unfortunately didn't quite make it

scoff' and the traditional 'paper plane

to the top . Our Year 9s have shown

throw'. Keith's R U OK day 'mingo-bingo'

us plenty of ability and are a promising

session allowed members of Keith to

addition to the future of Keith. Claudia

get to know each other on a new level

Conway built herself a reputation of being

through learning interesting and unknown

one of the most versatile members of

facts about the individual's in the House.

the House, showing that she has high

A 'How many lollies in the jar?' World Vision fundraiser led by Captain , Matthew

In House Music, Keith's big group sung

skill in quite literally every House event

a world class rendition of 'The Pokemon

she has participated in this year. She

Roche as well as Alexander Certoma,

Theme,' which much to our appreciation

will continue to be an excellent asset to

saw Keith raise money for the less

was thoroughly approved as indicated

the Keith House for the coming years.

fortunate and build on Keith 's reputation

by the guest judges' initial comments.

Amelia Fitzgerald displayed to us that

as 'the Giving House '.

However, unfortunately, this was not

she is a keen Keithian. Her enthusiasm

reflected on the scoreboard. Our small

was infectious and there was nothing

group, led by Lucy Walsh, busted out

she wouldn't help out with. Tom Vaughan

some funky beats and got 'Jiggy With

and Cooper Bingham's house spirit was

It. ' Our very musically talented group of

in fine form throughout the year and their

Keithians then performed Ed Sheeran's

participation was greatly appreciated.

'Give me love' together as one big house of love. We managed to bring home a respectable 8th place.

As always, the Tutors of Keith house have been exceptional and Keith would like to thank; Mrs Gainey for nurturing the Year 9s, Ms Henning for taming the Year 10s, Mrs Lannan and Mr Kovacev for correlating the Year 11 s with good

Keith had a very successful year

behavior and Mrs Saunders for protecting

away from House Events. We were

the Year 12s from stress and guiding

lucky enough to get hold of Australian

them through a challenging year. Of

Paralympic athlete, Richard Colman,

course Keith house would also like to

Athletics Day achieving 4th place which

who was kind enough to take time out

thank the smoothest head of house

came as a pleasant surprise. It was well

from his busy training schedule to join

around; Mr Gilby, for providing a happy

Keith House was very competitive on

On the court, Macklen Barker dominated in House Basketball and Zoe Vaughan

earned with the Boys' Open 100m Relay

us at our Keith Assembly. We asked

chilled out vibe. We happen to believe

winning back to back to back! Individual

him what he had hoped to achieve at

that he bleeds green blood. We cannot

thank all Keith staff members enough

now happily adopted the term 'Keith

for what has been an amazing year, they

love'. We truly appreciate what Keith

have been very positive contributors to

has had to offer us and the opportunity

Keith this year and have made the year a

of leading such a friendly house in our

memorable one.

final year at The Geelong College, it has

Whether it was Nick Hvidberg with his contagious smile, Mia Morrow with her insightful conversations and knowledge or Daniel Nagle (Keith wellbeing monitor),

been an experience we will take with us throughout our life.

KAMEIKO GRAY AND MATTHEW ROCHE Captains

every moment in Keith this year has been a pleasurable one. The homely atmosphere that Keith has provided this year will be one that all Year 12s will sorely miss. Our time in Keith house has been one that we've appreciated and loved, we know that the future leaders of Keith will continue many of the traditions that come with being in the 'Green House'. We have enjoyed every moment spent in Keith, through the ups and downs we 've been through we have

McArthur House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mrs E Smith TUTORS: Ms P Clark, Mr R Kayler-Thompson, Mr G Naylor, Ms L Paatsch, Mr M Thacker, Ms K Van Cleef HOUSE CAPTAINS: Lucy Campbell, Jeremy Edwards HOUSE PREFECTS: Remy Blair-Thomson, Daniel Nagle, Callum Narita, Siobhan Plowman, George Threadgold

etermined to back up another

have not only enabled successes at

of McArthurites rise and find their feet in

successful year for the House,

the House and individual level, but truly

the Senior School community and the

the McArthurites proved to

established strong friendships and

House confidently.

others and themselves that team spirit

relationships between the members of

could foml the basis of some brilliant

McArthur House.

results. Throughout the year, the House displayed great leadership and teamwork qualities, and focussed on cementing our aim of filling every event and displaying the pride of being in McArthur House.

acquired skills and experience, were

These strong relationships and House

the pivotal members who illustrated

spirit helped spur on some wins in the

commitment and determination through

minor House activities. The boys enjoyed

tough times. They were always prepared

a House Soccer win, and all other

to follow through, and their cheerful

teams performed admirably well with

attitude and positivity in the House, set a

The middle of the year saw a 2nd place

respectable finishes. In addition, 2012

standard for other members to follow.

awarded to McArthur in the House Cross

saw McArthur continue its excellence

Country. Not just because of some

in participation of our charitable event,

truly blistering paces, but because as a

Relay for Life. The House was able to

House, we were able to fill every spot

contribute strongly to the amount raised

and in numbers, gain the points. Cross

(over S5000) this year and we had

Country also saw many individuals from

record student participation numbers.

McArthur being awarded places In the

Our thanks go to House members who

'Age Champions' for their respective year

constantly sold lollies and drinks and

levels; congratulations to those House

promoted the event to help our Geelong

members. These individual placings,

College team.

and ultimately, the gratification of being seen as a united and competitive House, becanle the benchmark for McArthur to apply itself to throughout the year's activities and in representing the House as s udents and peers.

Our lively bunch of Year 9s , the young

a sense of can-do attitude and the confidence of contribution. Their ability to fill in at last second, contribute to

competition. Having won the previous

and motivation. The older students

hree years, earning the 'hat-trick', we

have truly seen this remarkable group

specifically those involved musically in the Big Group and Small Group ensembles was well evident and again, illustrated how competitive McArthur would be for the rest of the year. The other major House events swimming and athletics - were met with the same competitiveness, determination and team-spirit that, upon reflection,

McArthurites. Their ability to persevere and motivate others is truly a remarkable and endearing quality in their group, and all continued to contribute throughout the year in every sporting event or House activity. Their organisation and commitment will be a great foundation fo, the House next year, and we can expect

the whole House a real wash of youth

by a very close margin. The determination

models of the House to these current

some big things from this group.

was preceded by the House Music

and effort of all House members and

to hand over the responsibility of role

pups of the litter, were always willing to

House events and their eagerness gave

stunning performance, earning 3rd place

Our successors, the Year 11 s, are the heirs of the House. We are proud

participate and approach others with

Our achievement in the Cross Coun ry

banded together and produced another

The Year 10s, those with the newly

We would like to thank the Tutors of McArthur, who have mentored and encouraged their students, and helped to continue build the team orientated atmosphere and have dedicated their time to the House. We thank Ms VanCleef for looking after the Year 9s, Mr

We thank you all as peers, contributors,

Kayler-Thompson and Ms Paatsch

Smith, whose ability to put so much

with the Year 10s, Mr Thacker and Mr

into McArthur and encourage everyone

leaders and mentors, but more

Naylor with the Year 11 sand Ms Clark

around her, has made the House not only

importantly as friends for your energy and

for looking after the Year 12s. They

successful, but co-operative and team-

exuberance this year in McArthur and

have continuously working effortlessly

orientated. Her enthusiasm of seeing her

hope you continue to have enjoyable and

to ensure a positive experience for all

students in McArthur excel as members

successful years at The Geelong College.

members of McArthur.

and people is an admired value; and

Go McArthur!

at the risk of sound cliched, we truly

LUCY CAMPBELL AND JEREMY EDWARDS Captains

Finally, we extend a great thankyou to our wonderful Head of House, Mrs

would not be here if it were not for her dedication to McArthur.

MCARTHUR HOUSE 4th Row: Andrew Batarilo, Patrick Brimacombe, Oscar Radalj, Hugo Potgieter, Max Bucek, Lucy Allinson, James Grant, Sam Walsh, Rob Waterhouse, James Billings, Nicholas McGuane, Murphy Edsall, Fraser Wishart, Davis George, Daniel Batarilo, Monty Cole, Alex Hubbert, Andrew Waterhouse 3rd Row: Corina Palmer, Harrison McMaster, Rachel Odam, Meg Read, Sarah Richards, Steph McClelland, Patrick Nagle, Xavier Seller, Simon He, Miles Temple, Fraser Mahony, Jake Booth, Hamish Seller, Philippa Thorne, J-Mara McDonald, Emma Blake-Hahnel, Lucy Cannard-Rnk, Harry Booth, Lara Palmer, Sophie Radalj . 2nd Row: Mr M Thacker, Danielle Ruby, Shani Watson, Haley Cielesh, Nina Brown, Nicolas McDowell, Callum Narita, Sarah Cook, Ebony Sefton, Joanna Billings, Sarah Cielesh, Sophie Thorne, Katie-Rose Campbell, Han Trinh, Edwina Slattery, Emma Threadgold, Sophie Weaver, Kate Speakman, Paddy McEvoy, Grace Scheiner, Audrey Yiu, Mr G Naylor 1st Row: David Ruby, Uili Moran, Kelly Speakman, Ms K Van Cleef, Ms P Clark, Siobhan Plowman, Daniel Nagle, George Threadgold, Lucy Campbell, Mrs E Smith (Head of McArthur House), Jeremy Edwards, Remy Blair-Thomson, Darcy Narita, Mr R Kayler-Thomson, Ms L Paatsch, Andy Slattery, Sarah Smith, Jock Slattery , Absent: Laura Blake-Hahnel, Sam Maries, Georgie Osborne, Aaron Ward, Darcy Witcombe

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McLean House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mrs M Barnes TUTORS: Mr D Carroll, Mr D Hibbard, Ms A Mahoney, Mr A Smith, Mr G Smith, Mrs C Tal CAPTAINS: Emma Bath, James Malcher PREFECTS: Taylor Bett, Lauren Heyward, James Landy, Nick Quail, Jack West

s another year passes by, and

West and Angus Nicholson were at the

and 'Hibbos' for being the Year 12 Tutors

the Year 12s say their final

front of the pack, leading by example

this year. We have enjoyed the general

good byes, it is time to reflect on

for the rest of the boys. For the more

chit chats during tutes and you have

the year that was for McLean 2012. The

'lady-like' in the house, powering around

both done a great job putting up with our

mighty McLean warriors have seen a

the track was Emma Bath and Madeleine

rowdiness. Our final big thankyou goes to

wide range of results this year across all

Stevens. Apparently it was a great day

our Head of House, Mrs Barnes. She has

Inter-House activities.

for a swim with Oliver Price going back

been extremely successful in her first yea

to back before finishing the race, leaving

of this role and that it has been a great

a watery trail in his wake, improving his

working with her.

We've improved overall on last year, especially in the participation aspect. It has been really great to see the House

previous placing from last to 6th. The House Athletics results this year

pass on the baton to our successors.

We started the year strongly placing

again failed to reflect our true talent. They

We are very confident that they will carry

2nd in House Music with our big groups

say that red goes faster but unfortunately

on our legacy and will lead the house

rendition of 'Awkward ' by San Cisco and

we didn't tend to. However, we barely

to great success. It has been a great

our small groups performance of Come

had any event unfilled which was an

pleasure being Captains of this House

Together by the Beatles, showing off the

amazing achievement in itself and it was

and hopefully McLean will see even more

talents of vocalists Lauren Heyward and

great to see a number of you dressed up

success next year.

Ellen Porter, and the musical prowess of

for our 'emergency' theme.

EMMA BATH AND JAMES MALCHER Captains

Lachlan Summers beating the drums, guitarist Jack West and Sam Porter on the bass.

We would like to thank each and every member of McLean for contributing to the House in their own way, whether

We had a certain amount of success in

it is on the Athletics track, in the pool

House Swimming this year, with our little

or even just by being their happy self

Humphrey duo churning up the pool.

in the House Room. We would like to

Highlights were without a doubt our

thank the wonderful McLean Tutors,

Christmas theme, our winning House

Mrs Tol and Mr Carroll, with the Year

Chant, and Tegan Reed competing for

9s, Mr Smith with the Year 10s and Ms

the first time in the 50m butterfly. Cross Country was another event which showcased our McLean talent. Jack

Mahoney with the Year 11 s. I think we speak on behalf of everyone in saying that we really appreciate all their work. We would especially like to thank 'Smitto'

So now we come to the part where we

getting involved across all year levels.

Morrison House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr K Flanagan TUTORS: Mr M Andrews, Mr T Bridges, Mrs D Cleary, Ms H Green, Ms SHallows, Mr K Jess CAPTAINS: Kyle Booth, Clara Murphy PREFECTS: Dean Barber, Katrina Bigelow, Annabelle Chrimes, Guy Fanning, Lucy Shorland, Georgina Skuza, Tom Welleman

orrison commenced 2012

energetic Mr 'K- Flan ' Flanagan , who

fourth around the Cross Country track.

fresh and ready for success,

proudly took on the role of Head of

Furthermore Athletics day proved to

with the bright and bubbly Year

Morrison House last year.

be just exciting. Arriving in togas, we

9s entering the House and adding to the already vibrant atmosphere. Also new to the House were Tutors, Mr Bridges and Mrs Hallows, who led the merged Year 10 and Year 11 Tutorial groups. This has been successful in interweaving friendships within the year levels and many enjoyed the novelty of sharing their tutorial time with another year level. The House spirit that existed throughout

This year, all of us determined to take a step forward in our attempts to win 'The Cronk' and improve on last year's fourth placing. As always, we misguided any opposition to the talent in Morrison

departed in 5th position. We were ever sc proud at raising $372.00 towards saving the endangered Tiger Quolls at our traditional Athletics day bake sale. Other top House Sport event placings

by placing a respectable 6th place in

were in Hockey and Basketball, both at

House Music. Cristina Porto and Dean

a very respectable 2nd place. A special

Barber led our wild, big group with 'In

'shout out' to Guy Fanning and Annabel

The Jungle'. Our small group hit the

Scott, who were essential in these

turntables with Jack 'DJ Hosk' Hosking,

successes. Although we were unable

the year is a credit to all Morrison staff.

Ben Stefanovic and the newly discovered

to score a 1st placing in any event we

We appreciate the contributions of Mr

Tom Welleman, being crowd pleasers

averaged out to score a fantastic overall

Andrews, Ms Cleary and Mr Jess, our

with Notorious B.l.G's 'Juicy'.

third place position in the Cronk. Top

enthusiastic and extremely valuable Tutors who have been with the Brown House from previous years and whose support we have greatly appreciated throughout our years in Morrison. It would be impossible to ignore the

The next of the 'big four' events was House Swimming. We came as enthusiastic Mexicans and we conquered, achieving a remarkable 2nd place! After this our main tactic became participation - allowing us to glide into

effort Morrie 2012 ! And best of luck for the years in Morrison to come! CLARA MURPHY AND KYLE BOOTH Captains

MORRISON HOUSE

4th Row: Rhys Williams, Nathanial Malishev, Mitchell Dowling, Lachlan Holdsworth, Paddy Dowling, Sam O'Brien-Church, Cody Deppeler, . Nicholas Malishev, Harry Welleman, Jye Osborn Adam Guala, Uam Walder, Lewis Robilliard, Frazer Stewart, Timothy McLean, Mark Jangprasit, Ben Stefanovic, Tim Hosking, Patrick Spinazzola, Mitchell Dunstan 3rd Row: Mr K Jess, Elana Berton, Ella Wood, Meg Kent-Spark, Ernest Beckley, Harry Forsyth, Tom Wright, lara Wilkens, Luke Wood, Samuel Griffiths, Lachlan McDonald, Harry Kershaw lac Yeaman, Sophie Shorland, Alana Hocking, Nelson Brand , Jack Hosking, Rowan Baldam, Mackenzie Chrimes, Georgia Hosking, Sam Hosking, Ms SHallows 2nd Row: Ms H Green, Now Patcharapond, Emma Carruthers, Isabella Spinazzola, Steven Ung, Ho Yeung Lam, Shayden Robinson, Kasra

Reja, Lucy Murphy, Alannah Kreidl, Steffie Thomson Allanah Freddi, Eliza Fordham, Annie Foley, Harry MCintyre, Cristina Porto, Sophie Brand, Joshua Skuza, Emily Baulch, Summer Spikers, Rebecca Griffiths, Erin Bourke, Mr T Bridges 1st Row: Clementine Boyd, Wendy lhu, Arabella Doery, Mrs D Cleary, Guy Fanning, Thomas Welleman, Dean Barber, Kyle Booth,

Mr K Flanagan, Clara Murphy, Georgina Skuza, Katrina Bigelow Lucy Shorland, Annabelle Chrimes, Mr M Andrews, Emma Hurley, Georgia Doery, Annabel Scott

Absent: Hugo Frank, Hannah Kent-Spark, Riley Van Ingen

Shannon House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Donovan

TUTORS: Mrs D Bain, Ms V Chabant, Mr P Hannah, Mrs D Filling, Mr P Taylor, Mrs C Watson CAPTAINS: Ed Bennison, Eliza Panckridge PREFECTS: Joe Couch, Emily Fuller, Francoise Hill, Cal Jenkins, Chris Nixon

he pressure for a hat-trick coming

House Music history. Conductors Emily

from back-to-back Cronk wins in

Fuller, Francoise Hill and Eliza Panckridge

2010 and 2011 gave Shannon the

proved that Shannon was indeed 'all

intensity it needed to kick off 2012. Over

grown up ', conducting our big group's

the last few days of summer, the new

rendition of "Act Your Age", whilst our

prefects decided that, seeing as 99.9%

small group produced a stirring rendition

of the house room was currently white,

of "Karma Police" and overall we gained

Shannon needed a bit of a makeover.

5th place.

After 7 hours, two buckets of paint and some strategically hidden splodges on the carpet (sorry Mr Donovan!), we had stripes, a giant'S' and a blue pin board . John "Mr Double-Century" Simson was particularly shattered at the lack of a House Cricket competition this year. However, we were able to channel our emotion into House Tennis and Softball, where we placed 4th and 3rd respectively, thanks to the on-field work of Gabrielle Mitchell and he tireless efforts of Emma Nixon and Lucy Bishop on court.

Fund. Despite the best efforts of superfish we were unable to hold our ranking in the House Swimming competition, coming a still commendable 5th.

Shannon and Will Couch . A particular highlight was filling every single event, and our first place in the Nutbush competition - kudos must go to "Dono" Donovan for that one, fearlessly

fi rst-placing. A mention must go to

getting up on Angus' shoulders for addec

the Shan nons: Alex came in top 3 and

aesthetic.

Annabelle took out 1 st place. The gem of Shannon's winter season was

Even though there's still no word of his altitude training program, Mr Donovan

the Senior Netball Final. Powerhouses

has as usual been fantastic in everything

and arch rivals Coles and Shannon had

that he does for his dark blue house and

blitzed their respective competition , and ,

every single person in it. For this, we owe

as everyone had expected , the game was

him an enormous thank you.

decided by a goal in the dying seconds . 1st Team members Lucy Bishop, Alex Bennett, Amy Sheridan and Ella Fenton led the girls to a stunning victory in what year.

Angus Widdicombe and Ed Bennison,

victories from the likes of Annabelle

everyone's favourite head of house Mr

lollipop drive was no less 'lovely' this year,

for the Rory McCaffery Reconciliation

a great triumph, thanks to individual

'to do list', eager to defend our 2011

was one of the most intense finals of the

than ever before, raising a stellar $1300

Our 3rd placing on Athletics Day was

Cross country was next on Shannon 's

Our annual Valentine's Day carnation and and we managed to spread more love

in a penalty shootout after the siren.

The Waterpolo Team 's 2011 victory could

However, despite his magical powers, 'Dono ' is not able to run the house alone and does so with the help of the Donovar Army. Firstly, to his faithful Tutors. From Mrs Filling and Mrs Bain in Year 9, to Mr Taylor, Mme Chabant and the dynamic Year 12 duo Mr Hannah and Mrs Watson

not be matched unfortunately, with the

Shannon 's tutors are a unique group

team just losing to Coles in the final ,

who work tirelessly to make sure all their

4-5. Ella Fenton's sly skills and Angus

students are hard-working , organised

W iddicombe's power shots are to be

and happy.

commended on for contributing to our success. Our House Soccer dreams were not realised , despite the talent of Chris

We were once again keen to defy

Nixon. He did, however, lead our Futsal

Shannon's somewhat questionable

boys to the final, and it only went to Keith

Secondly, to the prefects Callum, Joe, Chris, Francoise and Emily. Your work and support this year has been phenomenal. To the Year 12s, we're sad that these four years together are over, but we 've had a great time, and we wish you all well next year and beyond. Finally, to the Shannonites: we hope you continue on in the Shannon spirit and achieve to be your best in everything that you do. ELIZA PANCKRIDGE AND EDWARD BENNISON Captains

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Wettenhall House

012 has been an incredibly

House is very proud of the way they

We would like to thank the outstanding

enjoyable and positive year for

have conducted themselves throughout

efforts of Mrs Fitzsimons and Mr Lane

all Wettenhall students. We

the year.

who joined the Wettenhall house

were led by the amazing Mrs Jackman whose organisation and commitment to the house is phenomenal as she enthusiastically supports all students in various competitions.

Many of the Year 11 s have now been a part of the fabric of Wettenhall for a couple of years, allowing their

throughout the course of the year, fitting in seamlessly and contributing to the House's positive vibe.

interpersonal relationships with other

It is only fitting to speak on a whole

students and their tutors, this year

of the outstanding accomplishments

Under the supervision of Miss

being Miss Bourke, to develop. They

in various House activities Wettenhall

Dong, the Wettenhall Year 9s have

have proved their leadership skills,

has achieved due to the teamwork and

adapted admirably to what can be

demonstrating that they are ready to take

dedication of all students. Fantastic

an overwhelming transition to the

on the various roles of responsibility in

results such as finishing 1st in House

Senior School. Their contributions

2013. Their maturity and willingness to

Football, 2nd at Athletics day, 1st in girls

and various talents added positively to

assist with the busy Year 12s has proved

House Basketball and 2nd in House trivia

House activities and competitions. We

their readiness for responsibility so look

encapsulates our wide ranging talents

commend these students for their growth

out when this energetic and fun group

due to commitment in which the whole

and adapt ion throughout the year. They

take over the reins in 2013.

House can be proud of.

As it draws to an end for the Year

We thank Mr Joyce as the acting

12s, what has become evident are

Head of House during Term 4 during

the relationships and close bonds we

Mrs Jackman 's long service leave. His

became more confident as it progressed , consistently volunteering and willing to add a further dimension to the exciting and friendly House atmosphere.

have formed with each other and our

positivity and commitment has made

In addition, the Year 10s, directed

tutors, Mr Joyce and of course the

Wettenhall an incredibly enjoyable House

by Madame Tymms and Mr Parkes,

wonderful Ms Ulloa who has supported

to be a part of. Finally we wish all of

have shown great commitment to the

us so passionately for the last 4 years!

Wettenhall a fantastic upcoming year.

House, improving their various abilities

We are sure these strong relationships

We are confident it will be equally bright

throughout the year and becoming more

will continue as we step into the wider

and enjoyable for all Wettenhall students

involved in the House competitions as

community. The experiences we have all

and teachers.

they gain confidence and settle into

gained from every fantastic opportunity

the comfortable environment that is

The Geelong College has given us will

Wettenhall. Their willingness to involve

serve us greatly as we follow our various

AARON DERKSEN AND PHILIPPA WEETMAN Captains

themselves consistently throughout

diverse paths for the future, and we

the year is a credit to their positive,

wish all our fellow House mates the best

enthusiastic personalities and the

of luck.

Mackie House HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Smith TUTORS: Mr M Andrews, Mr M Cheatley, Mr J Fraser, Mr B Gardiner, Mr L Joyce CAPTAIN: Tom Morrison PREFECTS: Lachlan Cameron, Edwin Lau, Seb McMillan, Timothy Wong MATRONS: Mrs M Bridges, Mrs J Jeffreys

MACKIE HOUS E REPORT

oarding House life at Mackie has been a massive part of my life. I'm extremely glad to have

been given a chance to be a boarder. I

English abilities and it was amazing to

are always looking out for us in a very

see how quickly they picked up so much

positive way. Mr Cheatley, Mr Andrews,

new information.

Ben Gardiner, Mr Fraser and of course,

The Mackie boys have been involved in many family days and in-House activities

Mr Smith, make sure we are well behaved and everything is in order.

have enjoyed it thoroughly and suggest

such as Tennis and Football Oay. These

Mr Smith has been a part of the boardin ~

to anyone contemplating boarding to not

days involve the parents of the boarders

house for a long time now. He works very

hesitate in becoming a boarder also.

coming down to enjoy each other's

hard to keep the house functioning in a

company and meet the other gentlemen

way that facilitates hard work and study

with whom their sons spend most of their

and is enjoyable for alt.

With many international students it has been interesting and rewarding to watch them grow, adapt and give much to the

time.

Being a part of the Boarding House

westernised civilisation that they have

Boarding would not be possible without

at The Geelong College is a great

been welcomed into. It has been a joy

the tireless help and advice given to

opportunity to make great friends and

watching them learn and teaching them

students by the Tutors and Matrons. The

form strong bonds with the people that

new words. They rapidly improved their

Matrons, Ms Bridges and Ms Jeffreys

surround you. This is not only with the boy boarders but also with the girls from Mossgiel with whom we dine with each night. Being the Captain of Mackie is a huge responsibility and I have been honoured to take on this position. The Mackie prefects Lachlan Cameron, Seb McMillan, Edwin Lau and Tim Wong, have also played big roles in leading the House and have been a great support throughout the year. TOM MORRISON Capta in

MOSSGIEL HOUSE REPORT ' m not particularly sure where 2012

went but it has almost reached its conclusion, and with it another

group of girls move on from Mossgiel to make way for the Year 11 cohort. Yet again, the year was filled with a range of activities, fun and perhaps slightly less study than there should have been . The beginning of the year welcomed a number of new girls with five of these girls coming into Year 9. While I'm sure

ossgiel House the first few weeks for these girls were

the Captain of the ship Ms Matthews,

Hall in a mess, you are always there with

iaunting, they managed to settle into the

the avid Geelong Cats supporter whose

your smiling faces enquiring about our

-louse very well and today there is little

enthusiasm and laugh are experienced

day and most importantly feeding us!

Indication they've only been in Mossgiel

often as she tries to make the House as

or 9 months.

much a home for us as possible. Special

xcuses to get parents to come and visit Ire rarely surpassed in boarding and this ,ear the two boarder parent days were 10 exception.

The Term 1 Tennis Day

~x posed an array of talent , and some that

thanks should also go to Mr Mahon, you are always there when there is a boarding event and you work tirelessly to ensure boarding as a whole stays on track. In addition , to the lovely ladies in the

I congratulate the year 12 prefects Hannah Chirnside, Georgie Sambell, Samantha Lim and Erica Robinson and all the Year 12 girls, who have been affable role models for the House and aided the organisation of several events. I also wish Lucy MacDonald and Steph

",ere not so talented! The morning tea

kitchen, Adam and Murray thank you so

McClelland all the best for their role as

~rovided was a definite highlight for the

very much for the immense effort you

Co-Captains next year.

girls. The Mossgiel urban/ rural soccer

have put in , not only this year but for all

'Tlatch this year was perhaps met with

your time at the College. Even though we

ALI GREGORY Captain

a little less enthusiasm. However, the

sometimes complain , or leave the Dining

Initial apprehension disappeared once the game got going and our competitive personalities shone . There are events in Mossgiel that the whole house looks forward to every year, and this year a clear highlight was Unit Music, which saw the relocation of the Unit Music trophy 'Neville' to Units 4 and 5. This year's competition, despite the disappointing disqualification of Units 3 and 6, saw a never before impromptu sing off between the initial stand out acts of the night. There were some very interesting costumes and some even better dance moves that are sure to be remembered for years to come. Events such as this would not be possible without the wonderful Tutors , Mrs Jackman, Ms Guy, Mrs Stamenic, Mrs Watson, Ms Vokic and Mrs Foley, who somehow manage to retain their sanity whilst both supporting and keeping us in line, week after week. The House would not run so smoothly without the Matrons; Susan and Valerie who work tirelessly to ensure that we actually wash Our sheets and the milo container is always full! Finally, a huge thank you to

Music

SENI OR SCHOOL CON CERT BAND

3rd Row: Steven Ung. Thomas Deahl. Louis Molyneux, Jack McGowan, Matthew Lamont, Matthew Appelbe, Douglas Horn, Mike Moore Angus Manning. Alan Thomas, Stuart Orford. Andrew Goldsack. Byron Fisher-Kolosa 2nd Row: Rachel Odam, Jacqui Grange, Michael Mawson , Kevin Ni , Thomas McGowan, Jackson Breer, Toby Profitt , Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Brandon Clutterbuck, Zac Yeaman, Georgina Calvert, Philippa Thorne, Isadora Hanley, Eliza McGrath, Tom Shembrey 1 st Row: Tiffany Wong, Beth Whittem, Wendy Zhu , Natalie Collett, Han Trinh. Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Mark Irwin (Conductor), Mr Gary Tigani, Mr Peter Hannah, Clodagh Taylor, Ebony Sefton, Harshini Baskaran , Nina Brown, Ellen Wang Absent: Erica White, Thomas Neerhut, Hugh Neerhut , William Shelley

CAM PBELL HOUSE MUSIC

0 12 has proven to be an exciting year with enthusiastic responses from children eager to participate

In the Mini-Singers, Year 3 Singing

Highlights of the Easter Service included

and easy-to-play instrum ents. Students

the organ music played by Alan Thomas

participated in workshops during the

(Year 12) and the inspirational singing

day and then performed at assembly.

by the students of the meaningful song

Jon shared with us all his passion and

'Imagine ' by John Lennon.

enthusiasm for music-making.

On Thursday 7th June, the Campbell

The Campbell House Orchestra shared a

Sensations, Campbell House Orchestra,

House Orchestra and all of the Year 2

concert with the Senior School Symphon

Year 2 String Program, instrumental

String students performed at the Keith

Orchestra on Tuesday 14th August. This

lessons and the classroom music

Humble Centre. This was a splendid

is becoming an annual event where each

curriculum. The Joan Sweetman room

evening of music making where the

group performs a selection of pieces and

has been buzzing with happy children

students were also able to hear some

then combine in a massed orchestra.

learning new songs, participating in music

advanced string playing from the Year

This year's combined pieces were the

games and playing lots of instruments.

10 String Ensemble as well as the Staff

perennial favourites 'Knick Knock' and

Open Day was a very special event where

String Quartet.

families and visitors were invited to hear

Campbell House children were treated to

a performance by our choirs. The unique

an wonderfully entertaining performance

including an improvised verse from Alan Thomas (Year 12) on the Wurlitser organ .

choral experience of massed singing was

of 'The Magic Flute' by singers from

enjoyed by adults and children alike.

Oz Opera on Thursday 7th June. The

The Campbell House Orchestra

opportunity to view opera in a school

performed at the Fou ndation Concert

setting provided encouragement and

under the direction of Ms Yvette Jenner

The Year 3 Performing Arts Evenings featured students performing as soloists, in choirs and presenting role plays

motivation for all of our younger singers.

based on the value of Respect from our

There was fun and frivolity on Friday

important program 'Bounce Back' .

8th June when Jon Madin arrived at the school with his incredible array of zany

Twinkle Twinkle', the latter piece having a few additional instrumental 'surprises'

and the Year 3 Singing Sensations joined in the massed choir for the first performance of the new school song , 'Sic Itur Ad Astra', composed and conducted by Paul Jarman.

The Year 2 Performing Arts Evening

MIDD LE SCHOOL MUSIC

In Term 3 was directed by Denise Hollingworth and the students enjoyed performing several songs as a group. In Term 4 all Year 1 students and families

hat a wonderful year 2012 has been for Music at The Geelong College Preparatory

School. One of the most memorable

participated in a Bush Dance hosted by

processes would be the journey of the

the popular fo lk group 'Shenanigans'.

School Song, 'Sic Itur Ad Astra'. After

It was a fabu lous sight to behold as

meeting composer Paul Jarman, students

:hildren, parents and teachers danced to

were asked to brainstorm their ideas

nany well-known Australian bush dances.

about the College, what made it stand

11e final Campbell House Music Evening elebrated a year of music-making and ,as an event where we congratulated II of our talented Year 2 String players there was a genuine love and pride or their musical achievements. The )rchestra and choirs also performed. he Christmas service held at the Jarrabool Hills Baptist Church on Tuesday

out and how they could sum up their experiences. It was astounding how similar many of their responses were and their ideas were published on Helicon Space and absorbed by Paul Jarman who created the song which was first performed at the Foundation Concert.

Classroom Program The revamped Enviro area was the source

17th November was a moving experience

of great inspirations for Year 4 students

vhere all children in full choral robes

this year, whose CD will be enjoyed by

,elebrated the Christmas story through

their families for years to come. The

song, acting and readings.

Year 5 students enjoyed many practical

The Year 3 students finished their year at

sessions throughout the year: who could

he Final Assembly singing 'The Future IS Ours', which was a very fitting tribute, and the entire school also sang the new school song as a finale to 2012. )JI rs Karen Fyffe

forget 'Eye of The Tiger' arranged for drum kit and 24 xylophones? The Year 6 students showed extraordinary creativity with their homemade instruments as part of their 'Instrument Investigation'. We

were thrilled by the progress made by the Year 7 students on woodwind, brass and keyboard Instruments whilst the Year 8 students explored a new world of sound through the software package Mixcraft, creating some interesting soundtracks along the way. Many of our students stretched their musical boundaries through their experience of 'The Magic Flute' performed by Oz Opera.

Performance Program Congratulations to all students who performed during 2012. From the bright sounds of the Balyang Strings at their first concert to the rich strains of the Com bined Middle School Orchestras at the Foundation Concert, from delicate lyrical passages heard at the Piano Recital Evening to the toe-tapping fam iliarity of 'Somebody That I Used To Know' performed by Barvvon Concert Band, there were many wonderful highlights. We had record numbers of students involved in our Chamber Groups this year too , enabling greater and more varied extension. To all musicians at the College, great and small , we loved you r music, one and all. Ms Stephan ie Nicholl s

SENIOR SCHOOL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 3rd Row : Rebecca Finlay, Andrew Goldsack, Stuart Orford, Toby Profitt, Jack McGowan , Tom Carman, Hamish Russell, Lauren Heyward Alan Thomas, Thomas Deahl, Zac Yeaman, Han Trinh 2nd Row: Samuel Porter, Beth Whittem, Emma Threadgold, Isabella Xu, Corina Palmer, Madalyn Colman, Francoise Hill, Michael Mawson , Ebony Sefton, Alexandra Lever, Olivia Clark 1st Row: Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Gary Tigani, Wendy Zhu, Shani Watson, Tansy Pereira, Stewart Saunders, Fiona Riley, Ellen Porter Eliza Fordham, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Mr Mark Irwin (Conductor), Mr Peter Hannah A.bsent: Alice McGregor, Callum Narita, Michelle Goy

SENI OR SCH OO L STRIN G ORCHESTRA 3rd Row: Elana Berton, Rebecca Finlay, Tom Carman, Hamish Russell , Lauren Heyward , Jake Booth, Georgina Skuza 2nd Row: Samuel Porter, Emma Threadgold, Isabella Xu , Corina Palmer, Madalyn Colman, Francoise Hill , Ebony Sefton , Alexandra Lever, Olivia Clarl 1 st Row: Mr Gerard Mack (Conductor), Arabella Doery, Shani Watson, Tansy Pereira, Stewart Saunders, Fiona Riley, Eliza Fordham , Emma Ring, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski Absen t: Alice McGregor, Michelle Goy, Tiahna Proebstl

SENIOR SCHOOL MUSIC

012 has seen the Senior School music program remain as energetic and diversified as ever

and , with a significant contribution from a large and talented Year 9 cohort, the future is looking bright. In addition to the regular Music Evenings held each term, where students in the class program

at the end of Term 1 , was adjudicated

performance being dedicated to Dr Turner for her wonderful support of

usual with excellent performan ces by

the Music Faculty over the past 17

Houses of their own-choice song and

years. The highlight of the evening

small group. Congratulations to the

was the premiere performance of our

201 2 winners; Coles House.

new school song, 'Sic Itur Ad Astra '

• The Symphony Orchestra presented a

to hone their performance skills, there

Strings, concluding the program with

have been a number of Significant other

two combined items. This is now an

• The Stage Band participa ed in the 'Generations In Jazz ' Festival held in Mt Gambier with a creditable performance in Division 3 where they gained an equal 8th ranking in a field of 48 bands from around Australia. The newly-formed 'Pegasus Singers' also participated for the first time in the Jazz Choral Group section.

Saint-Saens ' 3rd Symphony, the

by old Collegian Robert Tripolino and

jOint concert with the Campbell House

Some highlights included:

Orchestra in the Finale from

the competition was as intense as

and other soloists and groups were able

performances in and out of the school.

• The House Music competition, held

annual event; much looked forward to by students young and old.

composed and conducted by Paul Jarman and performed by the massed choir of students from all campuses accompanied by the Senior School Orchestra. Pau l was inspired by input from students and staff earlier in the year and through his lyrics and music

• In the annual Foundation Concert , the

was able to evoke an amazing range

Concert Band, String & Symphony

of 'images ' about the school and its

Orchestras, Stage Band and Choir

students, past, present and future. The

gave wonderful performances,

song is certain to become an integral

and included Wendy Zhu (year 10)

part of life at College.

performing on piano accompanied by the Concert Band and Alan Thomas (Year 12) performing on organ together with the Symphony

• Carols by Candlelight, shared with our Middle School students, featured performances from both our Massed Choir and the Sen ior School Choir,

,ENIOR SCHOOL STAGE BAND ,rd Row: Matthew Lamont, Thomas McGowan, Stuart Orford , Douglas Horn, Mike Moore, Matthew Appelbe, Alan Thomas, Jack McGowan ~ n d Row: Ellen Porter, Bronte Connoley, Andrew Goldsack, Jackson Breer, Thomas Deahl , Rachel Odam, Zac Yeaman, Jeremy Edwards

5t Row: Michael Mawson , Wendy Zhu, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Peter Hannah (Conductor), Mr Gary Tigani, Clodagh Taylor, Eliza McGrath

under the capable direction of Ms Lisa Breen. Members of staff and string students accompanied the performances . would like to acknowledge the ongoing ,upport of the Friends of Music, chaired )y Mrs Julie McGowan , with assistance in )urchasing equipment for each campus, Jroviding suppers for Music Evenings, "upporting the Carols By Candlelight and organising sponsorship for the annual 'Battle of the Bands' now in its fourth year. My sincere thanks go to all Senior School music students, but particularly our departing Year 12 cohort , ably represented by Music Captain Jack McGowan and Vice-Captain Lauren

SENIOR SCHOOL CHOIR

Heyward, for their contributions to the

3rd Row: Lachie Chomley, Lauren Heyward, Samuel Porter, Tom Carman, Jacqui Grange, Sophie Radalj

musical life of the school this year. I wish them all the best of luck in the futu re musical endeavours.

Mr Mark Irwin Director of Music

2nd Row: Georgina Skuza, Isabelle Pilon , Ellen Porter, Stuart Orford, Lucy Allinson, Hannah Morrow, Nina Brown 1 st Row: Olivia Clark, Tansy Pereira, Ally Luppino, Mrs Lisa Breen (Conductor), Beth Whlttem, Emma Carruthers, Shani Watson Absent: Charlie Medic, Lucy Campbell

SECONDARY BOYS CHOIR

2nd Row: Lucas Whittem, Cary Foley, Lachlar Minahan , Alexander Gregory, Hamish Manning Leo Hanley 1 st Row: Kelly Hughes, Allen Miao, James Bennett-Hullin, Angus Rees, Endre Padanyi Conductor: Mrs Leanne McCartney Accompanist: Mr James Hunt

SECONDARY GIRLS CHOIR

3rd Row: Issy Thomas, Veronica Nockles, Claudia Cheatley, Eliza Lawson, Claire, Goldsack, Grace Stewart, Grace Newnham 2nd Row: Rhaedel Pickett, Sophie Newnham, Aurelia Pereira, Michaela Ryan 1 st Row: Devmy Panagodage, Nikki Helm, Molly Mclaugh lin , Brianna Perry, Phillipa McQuinn, Millie McArthur Absent: Simone Brown, Maddison Carr, Izzy Greer, Angela Morris, Alicia Newton , Geneviev Nicholson, Amelia Powell, Tahlia Rowbottom, Dominique Russell, Kaitlyn Ward, Amy You Cond uct ors: Miss Elizabeth Tindal l, Ms Stephanie Nicholls

BARWON CONCERTBAND 4th Row : Katherine Guthrie, Summer Russell. Eliza Lawson, Ian Bell, Max Dawe, Alexander Gregory, Tom Midgley, Liam Turnbulljack, Matthew Jackman, Claire Goldsack, Lucy Fyffe 3rd Row : Leo Hanley, Brie Wheeldon, Dayne Jackson, Hamish Bullord, Mark Kovacev, Mia Harris, Matthew Deahl , Andy Falkiner, Gran t Philpott, James O'Connor, Oliver Manton, Edward Arundell 2nd Row: Kelly Hughes, Allen Miao. Aleisha Mauderer, Charlotte Consedine, Rebecca McGrath, Liam Chalmers, Devmy Panagodage 1 st Row: Max Mauderer, Elliott Lean, William Thacker, Anson Ni, Sergio SaIced a Rouco, Fraser Yeaman , Matthew Thacker A bsents:

icholas Manton, Tristan Phung, Mardi Stapleton

Cond uctors: Mr Mark Irwin, Mr Gary Tigani Tutors: Mr Stewart Armitage, Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Mr Brad Dawson, Mr Peter Hannah, Ms Suzanna Moodie, Mr Michael Thacker

OTWAY ORC HESTRA

MOORABOOLORCH ESTRA

3rd Row: Grace Stewart, Alicia Newton, Sara UrqUhart, Cary Foley, Amelia Powell Amy You, Izzy Greer

3rd Row: Laura Ryan , Niarnh Potter, Grace Carroll , Charlotte Midgley, Neddy Blight, Behlana Robinson , Radha Enstrom

2nd Row: James Cole, Brianna Perry, Suzanne Baxter, Aurelia Pereira, Michaela Ryan, Alexander Blight

2nd Row: Jacinta Padanyi, Harriet Jennett, Georgia Karavitis, Max Mahon, Luca Neerhut, Travis Couchman, Madeline Landos

1 st Row: Endre Padanyi, Claudia Rose, Amy Christian, Lucas Whittem , Roxy Sefton, Thomas Murray

1 st Row: Luke Perry, lona Bullord, Benji Lynch , Angus Jackman, Celine Fang

Absent: Simone Brown, Dornlnique Russell

Conductor: Mr Gerard Mack

Cond uctor: Ms Stephanie Nicholls

Piano Accompani st: Mr James Hunt

Piano Accompanist: Mr Kae Sullivan

Tutors: Mrs Jeanette Carnie, Miss Yvette Jenner, Ms Chloe Lane

Tutors: Miss Ayrlie Lane, Mr Jeremy Palmer-Morgan , Mrs Urszula Kamburowski

BALYANG STRINGS

2nd Row: Jack Perry, Douglass Bell , Samuel Rowbottom , Annabel Walter, Ethan Tran 1 st Row: Georgina Edgar, Astrid Crtalic, Jacoub Kahwagi Conductor: Mrs Sarah Porter Tutors: Mr Zac Barter, Ms Irene Doucas

CAMPBELL HOUSE ORCHESTRA 3rd Row: Ms Irene Douglas, Cecilia Powers, Jacob Rowbottom, Emily Baxter, Marcus Bird, Mia Higgins, Angus Skeen, Xavier King, India Connor, Bridie Griffith, Miss Yvette Jenner 2nd Row: Chase Probert, Isabelle Polic, Lachlan Paterson, Xavier Potter, Geoffrey Lean, Mrs Jeanette Carnie, Nicholas O'Brien 1 st Row: Joy Masek, Jesse McDougall, Emma Mahon, Prudence Andrews, Maeve Ryan, Paddy Ryan, Hugo Zumpe Absent: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Ms Emily Anderson, Mr Gerard Mack, Zara Maddern

PRIMARY GIRLS CHOIR

3rd Row: Mimmi Balaam, lona Bulford, Felicity Heyward, Charlotte Midgley, Jade Kurien, Rachel Rowbottom, Niamh Potter 2nd Row: Sophia Mcintyre, Astrid Crtalic, Laura Ryan, Grace Carroll, Behlana Robinson, Laura Bettess, Imogen Duff 1 st Row: Celine Fang , Jacinta Padanyi, Sophia Powers, Jessica Malone, Georgia Karavitis, Jess Wynhoven, Sarah Bath, Harriet Jennett, Madeline Landos Absent: Laura Blundy Jones, Zara Burrell, Molly Cole, Scarlette Hayden Conductors: Mrs Karen Fyffe (Absent) Mrs Janine Morrison (Absent) Piano Accompanist: Mrs Melinda Bell (Absent) PRIMARY BOYS CHOIR

2nd Row: Luke Tolley, Auryn Holmes, Daniel Raimondi, William Anderson , Oscar Illingworth, Danny Yang 1 st Row: Elliott Lean, Noah Gray, Samuel Rowbottom, Travis Couchman Absent: Angus Jackman, Jacoub Kahwagi Conductor: Mr James Hunt Piano Accompanist: Mr Jason Harrison (Absent)

YEAR 3 SINGING SENSATIONS

3rd Row: Grace Taylor, Emily Baxter, Chase Probert, Anneliese Jones, Sarah Solly, Annabelle Naylor 2nd Row: Geoffrey Lean , Xavier Potter, Lachlan Paterson, Charlie Probert, Thomas Bennett-Hullin, Matilda Porter 1 st Row: Jake Nockles, Maeve Brandt , Maeve Ryan, Alyssa Kahwagi, Cassidy Bradshaw, Emma Mahon, Paddy Ryan Absent: India Connor, Brooke Rochow, Thomas Williams Teachers: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mrs Kae Sullivan (Absent)

YEAR 1-2 MINI SINGERS

4th Row: Thomas Gorell , Sam Bickett, Miles Gray, Cecilia Powers, Mia Higgins, Verity Duff, Jesse Middleton, Oliver Hair, Jesse McDougall 3rd Row: Isabella Carland, Evelyn Robinson, Bridie Griffith, Robbie Solly, William Hoare, Tom Naylor, Charlie Porter, Emma Moorfoot, Zara Maddern 2nd Row: Joy Masek, Gemma Blacksell, Laura Bisinella, Charli Norton, Emily Fry, Ella King, Zoe Vaughan, Emma Vale Front Row: Ngaakudzwe Mazani, Will Hunter, William Roffey, Grace Baker, Ted Middleton, James Williamson, Oliver Santalucia Absent: Henry Jackman, Tom Hayden, Ben Gorell, Prudence Andrews, Jack Forsyth, Mikayla McLachlan, Emma Trethewey, Phoebe Calvert, Harrison O'Neill, Jacob Rowbottom Teachers: Ms Denise Hollingworth, Mr Dion Henman (Absent)

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On the Sunday 9th of September 18 students along with Mrs Porter and Mr Curnow, set off on an early morning flight to Townsville. After a stop in Sydney we arrived at the small airport and were instantly grateful for the heat that awoke our tired bodies. We spent the week in Townsville, located In the North-eastern coast of Queensland and stayed at Shalom Christian Collage. We spent our first day in the Shalom classes with a range of ages from Prep to Year 13. It was an experience none will forget.

Overall it was a wonderful trip that changed the way the group saw life in the northern half of the country. On behalf of the group we would like to thank Mrs Porter for her help and support during our week as well as Mr Curnow for his outstanding effort in getting us there and devotion to the student and communities around Shalom. Alice McGregor and Tegan Edwards

ulfilling lives: Thailand he sun is orange and it looks like the moon ,

Monk who passed by comes over with a bobcat,

) ff to Chiang Mai and soon

And helps us level the ground flat

IIJe're riding in tok toks at phenomenal speed ,

We paint the equipment and set it up,

~t the Night Bazaar buying items we don't need,

We're done and dusted and soon enough,

-0 the memorial where the soldiers lie,

Some children come to try it out ,

Jlissing home and many do cry,

Laughing on the seesaws and swinging about,

To the beautiful temples glittering gold , Ne see the Emerald Buddha statue, )ver 2,000 years old,

Happy with the simple things in life, Smiling widely when we have twice As much as they do, so on Fulfilling Lives

".fter Chiang Mai we head up north,

I realised you don 't need much to happily survive,

To build a playground in the school for

It was a trip to remember and more or less,

f he children there who live on the basics,

It was a wonderful success,

But the work is overwhelming and so a sympathetic

So thanks to Mr Hibbard , Madame Chabant , Pete and Mrs Jackman who I want To say on behalf of all of us how thankful we are , Sawasdee and Khop Khun Kha!

Lucy Allinson Alex Baensch Emma Blake-Hahnel Georgia Blood Robbie Britt Nicholas Cayzer Charlotte Crawford Paddy McEvoy Eliza McGrath Nicholas McGuane Louis Molyneux Mitchell O'Leary Jessica Sercombe William Simson Austin Sutterby Kate Tyrrell Olympia Wild Angus Wylie Georgia Zaleski Wendy Zhu

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Abby Andrew Emily Angliss Harshini Baskaran Henry Beaumont-Kelly Alexa Bedford Maddison Bell Jack Calvert Patrick Crisp Max de Been Michael de Blaquiere Alex Divola

Annie Foley Harry Gow ~I.d'" Douglas Horn Tim Hosking Julian Kenny Harry Kershaw Olivia Leontiades Joe Maishman

Desert Tracks A, ce Springs IS In the heart of Central

The kids showed us all,

AusTralia with beautiful gorges, desert

What their lives are like,

landscapes and remote Aboriginal

Our own concerns seem small,

communities. Yipirinya Indigenous School

Compared to their lives

was our first night stay, as we all became accustomed 0 their swags. We learnt that children from around this area were bussed, fed and provided with clothes and medical care as incentives to come to schoo Yipirinya School alms to teach bo h stanaard education and keep

From then on out, it was the real deal, Sleeping under the stars, making our own meals, The sights we saw, the things we learned, And on some of those walks, a rest had to be earned The creation stories, the aboriginal culture,

Abonglnal traditions alive. We spent two

How the whi e man treated thi s country like

days helping in class and playing with the

vultures,

children, 'I t was incredibly rewarding to

Taking everything they wanted , leaving nothing in

help bridge the gap between white and

return,

Indigenous Australians.

And when the Indigenous foug ht back, they left them to burn.

One thing everyone gained from this program was an appreciation for the

Learning song lines just goes to show,

things we have. We met children who only

Of the country we live in, how little we know,

go to school so they can have a decent

Where we were born, bred and raised, what we

meal, which shows that happiness is what

call our own ,

you make out of your situation.

Compared to them and their struggles, how can

On behalf of all who went on Desert

we call thiS OUR home?

Tracks 2012 I would like to thank Ms

I enjoyed my time, I learnt and I saw,

U tlng Ms Palmer, Mr Smith, Mr Carroll,

Some were eager to go, they wanted to leave

Ms Bain. Emily Watson and finally, Mrs

early

Fillif1g for creating such a memorable

But by the time it was over I still wanted more,

expenence that we will treasure for the

For me Desert Tracks wasn't a trip, it was a

rest of our lives.

Journey.

Lydia Nicholson

Doug Horn

At the start of the Term 1 holidays, students from years 9 to 12 embarked from Tullamarine Airport to New Zealand on the 2012 Volcanoes and Glaciers Tour. We spent a busy 2 weeks touring the North and South Islands, where we had the chance to e perience New Zealand's unique geographical features . In addition to this we spent an evening In a Maori village where we were able to observe the ancient customs and traditions of the people. Some other highlights included a scenic helicopter flight over Fo Glacier, the Te Anua glow worm caves and the volcanic mud pools of the orth Island. On behalf of the entire group, I would like to thank Mr Donovan, Mrs Helen Shelley and especially Mrs Filling for organising and making the trip a memorable experience .

Jack Shembrey

Refugees

Nelson Brand, Valerian Brunner, Louisa Cheatley, Isla Dobie, James Fitzpatrick Claire Humphreys, Alexandra Jablonsky, Amelia Kelly, Fraser Mahoney, Mike Moore Lucy Murphy, Zachary Plumridge, Listi e Reed, Lewis Robilliard, Joss Russell Nick Simson, Ben Tyler, Hannah Watson, Rhys Williams, Tom Wrighl

On our Fulfilling Lives trip, we were confronted with stories of great hardship and loss from a group of 15-18 year old genuine refugees. They shared their stories with us and we gained a real understanding and respect for these people. We were based at school on the first day, immersing ourselves in cultural music, food and films. We began to get to know the refugees personally, although they were hesitant to share their emotional stories with us. We had a talent contest, where we had vocal performances by Louisa Cheatley, Joss Russell, Lucy Murphy and Isla Dobie and a very entertaining guitar and vocal solo by Mr Flanagan. The refugees also proved themselves with a beautiful song with piano accompaniment by a much loved refugee called Ho Kwan. That night, we all bonded very well within the group, sharing some stories and eventually getting to the know the refugees stories, where we learnt about their stories of loss and hardship; where they had to leave their families behind and attempt to start a new life in a foreign country. At the conclusion of our Refugees experience, we were all sad but felt fulfilled as we knew we had grasped an insight into the hardships which refugees face every day, and we gained a much needed respect for these people.

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School Debating

SEN IOR SCHOOL DEBATING 3rd Row: Jack Shembrey; Ulrich Snyman; Alex Baensch; Tom Carman; Davis George; Isaac Crawley; Will Cailes; Lachlan Patrick; Alexander Wood; Simeon Flanagan; William May; Patrick Spinazzola; Maddie Leonard; Andrew Goldsack 2nd Row: Ally Luppino; Tansy Pereira; Nina Brown; Keeley Murrihy; Sophie Young; Jacqui Grange; Crista Gekas; Philippa Thorne; Mitchell O'Leary; Georgina Calvert; Thomas eerhut; Kasra Reja; Isabelle Bennison; Steven Ung 1 st Row: Shani Watson; Emily Baulch; Alan Thomas; Lauren Heyward ; George Threadgold (Co-Captain); Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney; Mrs Julie Gainey Maddison Smith (Co-Captain); Eliza Panckridge; Jack McGowan; Danielle Roberts

SENIOR DEBATING

Bennison and Thomas Neerhut.

This year proved to be an exceptionally

The C Grade team also had a stellar

successful season for College debaters.

season, making it into the finals and

Not only were there innumerable victories across the board as well as Best Speaker awards in most debates, but there were also four teams who made the finals, meaning hat those four teams reasoned, persuaded and rebutted their way through the entire season undefeated. This is an exceptional effort on their part, as it is uncommon for so many teams to achieve this. The members of one 0 Grade team in particular are to be congratulated on their efforts, for they not only made the second round of the Finals but had three different debaters earn Best Speaker awards. Special mention must go to Philippa Thorne, who was awarded a remarkable four. Other Year 9 Best Speakers were Georgina Calvert, Andrew Goldsack, Eliza Fordham, Tansy Pereira, Isabelle

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boasting four members with Best Speaker awards. Simeon Flanagan was noteworthy with three awards, while

included Madeleine Leonard, Patrick Spinazzola, and Jack Shembrey. We are confident that these Year 11swill continuf the strong College debating tradition as they advance into A Grade next year. As for the A Grade, we are both very

Emma Carruthers had a commendable

proud of the outstanding effort and

two . Mitchell O'Leary and Alex Baensch

commitment given to the debating

are also to be congratulated . This team

program by the Year 12s, seeing as it was

was also the school's most dedicated,

such a busy year for each of us. We 'd

for all members attended three or

like to thank our fellow team members for

more debates. Shani Watson is to be

their commitment to not only the debates

commended for attending all six debates

themselves but also to making this an

throughout the season.

enjoyable and memorable year for us all.

When it comes to the B Grade, we have been astounded by the incredible skill and enthusiasm they have exhibited in 2012. Two of the three teams advanced to the finals in Melbourne, and seven individuals have at least one Best Speaker award to their name. Both Shayden Robinson

Lauren Heyward and Danielle Roberts were always reliable and dedicated, just as Jack McGowan continually displayed a great enthusiasm and both Alan Thomas and Eliza Panckridge could always be counted on to provide a lively and most entertaining debate.

and Emily Baulch earned three for their

Finally, we would like to thank the

fantastic efforts, while Will May and Crista

dynamic duo that took responsibility for

Gekas gained two. Other reCipients

all forty- seven members of the debating

YEAR 8 DEBATING 3rd Row: William Carr; Nandini Karthikeyan ; Brittany Fowler; Ellie Wynhoven; Katya Boness; Alana Walder; Alex Nelson; Alexander Gregory; Noah Nicholas; Amelia Patrick; Charlotte Hastings; Constance Potts; Veronica Nockles 2nd Row: Edward Arundell; Maysie Sadler; Mardi Stapleton; Melis Layik; Sophie Newnham; Millie McArthur; Meg Blundy-Jones; Eliza Santalucia; ..laddie Evans; Phillipa McQuinn, Claire Wood

YEAR 7 DEBATING 2nd Row: Devmy Panagodage; Isabel Thomas; Summer Russell: Claire Goldsack; Eliza Lawson; Cary Foley; Oscar Malone; James Glover; Izzy Greer; Mikhail Landos: Declan Skuza; Claire Wood 1 st Row: Layla Murrihy; Grace Stewart; Michaela Ryan; Charlotte Consedine; Brianna Perry; Dominique Russell; Simone Brown; Gemma Savage; Bronte Smith Absent: Angus McDonald and Molly Mclaughlin

1st Row: Hamish Bulfard; Lucas Whittem; Lachlan Baensch Absent: Amelia Powell; Hamish McKie; Dayne Jackson

roupe. Ms Mahoney and Mrs Gainey

debated before. Students quickly learn

worked tirelessly throughout the year,

the structure and present a debate in relaxed and encouraging environment.

lei ping to organise, mentor and guide JS all. Their dedication to debating is

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LEGACY PUBLIC SPEAKING COMPETITION

for their endless encouragement and enthusiasm, which made 2012 debating a

DAV PUBLIC SPEAKING COMPETITION

Well done to Alexander Nelson, Melis

Congratulations to Devmy Penagodage

Layik, Sophie Newnham and Veronica

pleasure for all involved.

for making it through to the Grand Final

Nockles who competed in the annual

As for whether 2012 was the best season

of the DAV Junior Secondary Public

Legacy Public Speaking Competition

of debating the school has ever seen;

Speaking competition. Well done also to

held at the Geelong Legacy Club. The

Molly McLaughlin for participating in the

competition involved a prepared speech

Semi-Final at St. Kevin's College. Grace

of 5 minutes duration on a topic of the

That's debatable!

Stewart, Harry Unkenstein and Izzy Greer

competitoris choosing on any subject

Maddison Smith and George

spoke admirably in the first round of the

relating to the ideals of voluntary service,

Threadgold

competition. These five Year 7 students

social justice, caring, personal effort,

Co-Captains

were privileged to undergo a morning of

personal sacrifice and/or mateship. All

training on how best to tackle the task

students spoke very well and impressed

of delivering an impromptu speech . After

the judges.

unwavering, and we wish to thank them

welL ..

YEAR 8 DEBATING Congratulations to the 29 students

this, students presented a five minute

who participated in the Year 8 Debating

prepared speech and received some

Association of Victoria (DAV) Competition

constructive feedback.

at Geelong Grammar this year. It was fabulous to have so many students express interest in debating and those who participated in more than one debate showed much improvement as the season progressed. A special mention must go to William Carr who was named 'Best Speaker' in all five debates in which he participated and was awarded the Swannie Award for D-Grade best speaker.

YEAR 7 DEBATING The Year 7 Debating Association of Victoria (DAV) Competition at Sacred Heart involves lots of training sessions and assumes students have never

The second aspect of the competition was the impromptu speech. One of the most daunting experiences a person can

The second part of the day involved

face is the request to deliver a speech

them presenting two impromptu

without notice. An impromptu speech

speeches, each with 5 minutes

will unnerve the best public speaker

preparation time. One of the most

and all four Year 8 students managed

daunting experiences a person can

to construct a 2 minute speech on the

face is the request to deliver a speech

topic, iPhones, Facebook, MSN, Twitter.

without notice and all students gave this

Do we rely on our mobile phones?i with 5

their best shot. Topics from which to

minutes of planning time.

choose included:

Veronica should be particularly

• The worst kind of celebrity is ...

congratulated on coming 3rd in the

• We should spend more money on ...

competition, receiving a trophy and

• It's what's on the inside that counts ...

potentially going through to the next

• It' s not fair...

round in Melbourne. Melis placed 5th

• Competition brings out the worst in

and both Alex and Sophie showed their

people.

talents at public speaking.

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In Term 3, all the Year 10 students

last hour. We all gained an insight into

participated in the Politics Program

Australian politics and it was a valuable

which introduced us to politics and the

experience that gave us the opportunity

way our political system operates and

to share important issues that face us today.

the different parties that we have. Every student became an integral part of a political party by being placed in one of the eight parties and given a role to play within that party. An election campaign was then run over the two days with each party putting forward their interesting policies on various topics. Voting took place in the last hours of the second day and the prime minister was elected in the

I have never really taken much in interest in politics but this program taught me about politics, the difference between the parties and their policies. I enjoyed being able to debate the different issues and I now understand how interesting politics can be.

Simeon Flanagan

Leader of The Greens

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Cricket

1ST XI CRICKET TEAM 2nd Row: Fraser Brierly. Nicholas McGuane. Hany Graham. Jackson Ramus. Timothy McLean, Angus McKindlay, Harry Dalton, Charlie Medic 1 st Row: Jack Johnston, Monty Cole. Tim Hosking, John Simson (Captain). Will Langley (Vice Captain), Sam Hosking, William Simson Absent: Mr Scott Undsay (Coach). Mr John Graham (Manager)

am glad to report that the 1st XI

for the season. Charlie Medic and Tom

Manager, John Graham, have done a

2011/12 cricket season has been very

Atkins demonstrated that they are both

terrific job overseeing the development

positive and a year of development.

capable of being quality middle order

of the team throughout the season. The

The boys recorded 3 wins from 9 games

batsman at 1st XI level, both performing

inaugural Quadrangular Cricket Festival

throughout the season with 2 draws as

well at different stages of the season.

was held at Scotch College, in Adelaide in

well. We recorded our three victories

Angus McKindlay and Nick McGuane

January this year, which provided a great

against Haileybury, St Kevin's College

opened the bowling with precise lines

week of cricket and a good launching pad into Term 1.

and Wesley College. The highlight of the

and continuous pressure throughout the

season was when we managed to bowl

year and demonstrated that they will be

out St Kevin's College for 62, which was a

a deadly partnership next season. Harry

school record against them.

Dalton who was the youngest member

A positive aspect of the season was that we saw 16 boys have a game in the 1st XI with only two being from Year 12 which indicates that there is a huge future in cricket at the College. My Vice-Captain for the season, Will Langley, was a star all-rounder, averaging 25 with the ball and having a high score of 65. Tim McLean and Tim Hosking showed maturity beyond their years, both making over 150 runs

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of the team will certainly scare some batsman over the next few seasons with his searing pace and bounce. The Year 10 pairing of Sam Hosking and William Simson showed great passages with both bat and ball and both will have huge futures at this level over the next few seasons, Jackson Ramus was very consistent in taking wickets. Our coach, Scott Lindsay and Team

Ian Sahlstrom and Dave Anderson have guided the 2nd XI through a challenging, but enjoyable season . Many of the players in the 2nd XI are Year 11 boys, which bodes well for next season. Macklen Barker has led from the front as Captain and he was well supported by Monty Cole, Max Payne and Jack Curnow. The 2nd XI have really gelled as a group as the season has progressed and are now playing consistently good cricket. A thrilling tie against Wesley College was the highlight match of the season.

The Year 9 and 10 teams have developed

and also achieved a great victory against

staff, led by Mitch Pavey, has done a

considerably throughout the season.

Wesley College. Brad Fuller, Ben Malone

fantastic job once again to provide first

Mark Browning has coached the

and Toby Profitt have been consistent

class playing conditions. All cricketers are

combined Year 9/1 OA teams and he

performers. Thanks must go to coaches

grateful to them for their dedication and

has been assisted by Peter Angelevski.

Lee Jarvis and Tom Beaumont. It has

commitment.

There has been a significant improvement

been fantastic for the Year 9/10 boys to

The Lindsay Hassett Club (Cricket Parent

In all players over the summer. Harry

have Greg Hansen, former 1st XI coach,

Support Group) has been active again this

Gow bowled with great control and

co-ordinate training at this level. He has

season. They have been supportive of

was an effective leader. He has been

instilled confidence in the players and

all teams and conducted some excellent

ably supported by Lachlan Holdsworth,

along with the coaches, has helped

social events and fund raising activities.

Cooper Bingham and Blake Sutterby.

develop their understanding of the game

Thanks go to Mr. Norm Graham and his

The Year 9/1OB team have also had

and their skills.

In enjoyable season. Whilst they have )Iayed some very strong team s, they

The playing fields and wickets have been outstanding this summer. The ground

committee. John Simson Captain

(laVe always acquitted themselves well

2ND XI CRICKET TEAM 2nd Row: Ian Sahlstrom (Coach), Oliver Price, Guy Fanning , Harry Graham, Macklen Barker (Captain) Uam Walder, Tom Carman, Alex Wood, Dave Anderson (Coach) 1st Row: Maxim Payne, Monty Cole, Jack Curnow, Moss O'Connor Absent: Daniel Batarilo, Fraser Brierly, Isaac Crawley, Sam Kelly

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YEAR 9/ 10 A CRICKET TEAM 2nd Row: Alex Wilson. Lachlan Holdsworth, Leo Jegatheesan, Patrick Nagle, Sam Goodear, Xavier Seller, Mark Browning (Coach) 1 st Row: Nick Buykx, Harry Gow (Captain) Jack Johnson, Cooper Bingham Absent: Blake Sutterby, Toby Profitt

YEAR 9/ 10 B CRICKET TEAM 2nd Row: Mitchell McAllister, Jesse Uvermore (CaptaIn), Jake Mitchell, Patrick Nagle, Michael Wiener, Lee Jarvis (Coach) 1 st Row: Harry Furphy, Brad Fuller, Ben Tyler, Hugo Potgieter, William Duffield Absent: Toby Profitt, Tom Shembrey, Benjamin Malone

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YEAR 8 CRICKET TEAM

5th Row: Nicholas Maishman, George Vincent, Kyle Comben, Jonah McRae-Palmer, Matthew Jackman , Max Chappell, Alex Witherden 4th Row: Dayne Jackson, Patrick Hurley, Sam Siorach, Sam Coutts, Lachlan Stokie

3rd Row: Tom King, Tyler Castles, Ben Batarilo, Sam Crozier, Max Dawe, Joshua Grigson , William Morrison , Oscar Beaumont-Kelly 2nd Row: Jordy Edwards, Sam Jess, Hamish Bullord, Grant Philpott, Uam Turnbull, Charlie Langley, Charlie Crozier 1st Row: Uam Giles, Jasper Bingham, Alexander Blight, Will Lord, Harry Shannon , Tom Burke, Lachlan Morwood, Thomas Murray

Absent: Andrew Falkiner Coaches: Ken Lugsden, Ben Robbins, Jon Harrington

YEAR 7 CRICKET TEAM

2n d Row: Paddy Whittakers, Thomas Flanagan, Thomas Yang, Lachlan Adams, Oscar Malone, Oscar Luke, Matthew Deahl 1st Row: Scott Wylie, Lachie Walter, George Johnston, Jake West. Calden Lyons, Harry Unkenstein

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Rowing

BOYS 1ST VIII ROW ING CREW 2nd Row: Jack Steel. Taraia Meehan. Angus Widdicombe, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Kieran Salathlel-Dyke 1 st Row: Aaron Derksen, Tom Morrison (Captain of Boats), Mr David Doyle (Coach), Hannah Chirnside (Coxswain), James Landy

BOYS CAPTAIN OF BOATS

he amount of passion that surrounds a season of rowing at

Director of Rowing, Peter Blanchfield, huge congratulations to you on ensuring

solid training and competition . The boys

the competitions and training ran so

ended up 2nd in the B final at the Head

smoothly.

such a school as The Geelong

The 1st VIII this year had a strong

College is plain to see. Determination was

season, with our best result, placing

shown from all boats, from the 1st crews

3rd for the APS in the Victorian State

to the up and coming Year 9's. The desire

Championships. We learnt how to put

to be competitive was obvious right

our bodies and minds through great

across the board.

tests of endurance where the only

It is an honour to be the given a leadership role at such a prestigious APS Boat Club as The Geelong College's. The traditions and expectations that surround the club have been carned out perfectly this season with four Senior Boys' VIII. ThiS number of senior rowers has not been seen at the club for a long time now. It IS Important to mention the work that goes into a season of

reason not to stop was the burning desire to win. Our team was extremely competitive, both within the team

of the River. This was a fantastic effort and a testimony to all thei r hard work, especially taking into consideration how often they were setback due to injuries, especially when encountering one so close to the Head of the River. Their coach, Scott Chirnside, taught them a thing or two about what it really means to 'row hard' and certainly encouraged the boys to achieve their best.

and against opposing teams. It is this

The 3rd VII I had an impressive season

competitive drive that saw us to a

and improved with every training

respectable 5th place in the A final at

session. They were unfortunately unable

the Head of the River. The results and

to make the A final for their Division, but

enjoyment we got from this season

they did however, set a record for the

would not have been possible without

largest winning margin as they had an

our coach, David Doyle.

extremely comfortable win over the other

rowing ; to the parents who supported us

The 2nd VIII had a shaky season with

throughout the season and to the new

rowers encountering many injuries which

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made it hard to complete a fu ll week of

competition in the B final. They were coached by Ben Thompson who taught them great discipline and we thank

GI RLS 1ST VIII ROWING CREW 2n d Row: Hannah Kent-Spark, Amy Sheridan, Ellen Porter, Paris Kontelj (Captain of Boats), Danielle Roberts

5t Row: Lucy Campbell , Katrina Bigelow (Coxswain), Mr Alan Darker (Coach), Laura Walker, Steffie Thomson

'"lim for making them stand out in the

ended up comfortably winning the B

competition.

final. The Year 10 team were given quality

The 4th VIII were originally a four, but afte r some quality recruitments they were

coaching, putting them in good stead for next season.

GIRLS CAPTAIN OF BOATS

he 2012 season for all girls ' crews has shown promising results for the future of The Geelong College

able to fill an eight. They were coached

The Year 9 boys all improved out of

by fo rmer Geelong College 1st rower,

sight and for many of them this was

Angus Wishart, who helped put them in a

their first time in a boat. They were

Year 9 with many eager to start rowing for

very respectable 4th position.

expertly coached, mainly by previous

the first time and many Year 10 students

Geelong College rowers. All of the boys

continuing on from last year. Our senior

The senior results were supported by some solid and promising performances by the junior rowers. The future of the

improved their fitness and their technique

squad has also increased in numbers with

throughout the strenuous season.

two VIII's and a new Senior IV this year. It

Geelong College is looking strong and

Completing a season of rowing is a

I will be very excited to see the juniors

massive achievement. This sense of

develop and the senior Year 11 boys have

achievement only gets stronger the more

another crack at it next year. The Year 10 boys have shown many prom ising signs for the future of rowing at The Geelong College with a handful from both the A team and B team showing the potential to row in either the 1st or the 2nd VI II next season. The 10 A's were unlucky not to make the A final but

Rowing. There were excellent numbers in

has been a successful season this year with all crews producing great efforts that they should all be very proud of.

seasons you are involved. I suggest to

It was impressive, as a senior rower, to

any junior rower that they continue with

see the enthusiasm and progress of the

rowing . Congratulations to all rowers

Year 9 students, as many started rowing

this season and good luck to all rowers

seriously as a crew for their first time at

continuing next season.

the beginning of the season. For new

Tom Morrison Captain of Boats

rowers, the large crowds of passionate spectators at the traditional Heads of The River can be for some, a very 'nerve

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racking' e perience. This however did not intimidate our determined crews, with all of them producing promising results. This year there were an impressive 7 girls crews in Year 9, their results in HOR were as follows: A IV: 4th; B IV: 2nd; C IV: 4th; D IV: 4th; E IV: 4th; F IV: 4th; G IV: 6th. It was also fantastic to see so many Year 10 girls continuing their rowing from the previous year, which enabled The Geelong College to contribute four Year 10 crews to the final APS Regatta which was a great effort from one of the relatively smaller schools within the competition. When watching these soon-to-be senior rowers on the water throughout training and competition, it was really promising to see how focused and determined many of them were

BOYS 2 ND VIII ROWING CREW

From Bottom : Shayden Robinson, Matt Castles, Cameron McKenzie, Stuart Orford, Fraser Stewart, Harry Sullivan, Will May, Angus Nicholson, James Malcher

already. The transition from Year 10 to Senior Rowing is often the hardest as senior rowing demands more hours, but I sincerely hope that many of these talented girls continue with their school rowing. I can promise, from my experience and in light of the great friendships I have made, that it will be a decision you will not regret. The Year 10's HOR results were as follows: A VI: 6th; B VI: 5th; C VI: 4th; D VI 5th.

BOYS 3 RD VIII ROWING CREW

From Left: Jacob Morgan, Charlie Callan, Alex De Young, Cody Craven, George Threadgold, Adam Guala, Alex Uvermore, Curtis Wynhoven, Patrick Spinazzola

The senior season this year was full of highs and lows for each crew but it was the skills learnt, determination, friendships and amazing experiences that stood out above all else. Rowing camp for the all seniors was held in January at Lake Nagambie. This was a tough week for all crews with the weather reaching extreme temperatures resulting in many early mornings and later afternoon sessions. Everyone

BOYS YEAR 10 DIVISION 1 ROWING CREW

From Left: Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Robert Torode, Harry Welleman, Tom McGowan, Nick MaJishev, Jackson Breer, Doug Horn, Angus Wylie, Hamish Russell

for the same distance in Nagambie, the

each week and continuously worked

girls were thrilled to find out that HOR

diligently to produce some great results

only required their Open IV to compete

in their weekend competitions. The

in a one kilometre race. The girls had a

crew, in order from bow seat, consisted

great result with a very close finish to

of Georgia Wilson (Vice-Captain and

river, The Barwon, to commence our

Haileybury placing 2nd and Haileybury

first time rower from coxing last year),

regular training sessions to and continue

beating them by just two seconds.

Georgina Skuza, Hannah Portogallo,

developing our skills.

The 2nd VIII pushed themselves to

Crista Gekas, Melody Philpot, Fiona

The new Open IV consisted of Rachel

their limits this season in order to stand

Riley, Lucy McDonald, Erica White

Odam, Beatrice Fraser, Arabella Doery,

out amongst the increased number of

(stroke) and Laura Blackman (cox). In the

Tayla Nott and Grace Foreshaw (cox).

senior girls competing for positions. The

biggest APS Regatta and last Head of

After competing in two kilometre races

'Muckettes', as known around the Boat

the River for the Year 12 girls, the whole

all season and preparing themselves

Club, continued to improve dramatically

crew put in an amazing effort, placing

worked tirelessly throughout the week no matter what the conditions or the time of day. By the end of the camp crews became stable and everyone was greatly anticipating returning to our home

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an impressive 3rd in their final. All the girls should be commended on a great

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season, and I wish all the Year 11 's In the boat equal success as they enter their final year of rowing with The Geelong College next year. Lastly, there were the 1st VIII. The

BOYS YEAR 10 DIVISION 2 ROWING CREW

From Left: Harrison McMaster, Nick Simson, James Ragg, Sebastian Acosta-Ruiz, Lewis Robbilliard, Liam Watson, Fraser Wishart , Fergus Laidlaw, Alex Divola

passion and determination that everyone had this season was evident from the very beginning on our January rowing camp in Nagambie. The season began with a rocky start due to the injury of Amy Sheridan's wrist which left us with a different 6 seat at nearly every session . Despite this shake up the whole crew showed great resilience, their enthusiasm and positivity evident

CIR LS 2ND VIII ROWING CREW

in the improvements of the whole crew

F 'om Left: Georgia Wilson, Lucy McDonald, Hannah Portogallo, Christa Gekas, Georgina Skuza, Fiona Riley, Melody Philpott, Erica White, Laura Blackman

each time we were on the water. Amy's dedication was obvious in showing up to training sessions no matter how early, even if it was just to ride a bike alongside our boat. Before too long, our crew was reunited and more motivated than ever. Everybody put in an amazing effort especially the new 1st rowers from Year 11; Steffie Thompson (bow), Ellen Porter (4 seat) and Hannah Kent-spark (7 seat) who all stepped up to the extra

rom Left: Lucy Murphy, Brydie Rankin, Coach John Hill, Charlotte Crawford, Lucy Allinson, Alexa sedford

commitments and requirements. The remaining girls continuing from last year consisted of myself (2 seat), Lucy Campbell (3 seat), Danielle Roberts (5 seat), Laura Walker (stroke) and Katrina Bigelow (cox). Despite not placing as well as we all hoped in the HOR regatta with a 5th place, our improvements and achievements throughout the season exceeded this position.

GIRLS YEAR 10 DIVISION 4 ROWING CREW

Fro m Left : Olivia Skinner, Hayley Cielesh, Poppy Trescowthick, Hannah Watson, Olivia Leontiades

GIRLS YEAR 10 DIVISION 2 ROWING CREW

GIRLS YEAR 10 DIVISION 3 ROWING CREW

From Left: Ella Vernon, Annabel Scott, Teegan Edwards, Isla Dobie, Maddy Brown

From Left: Shani Watson , Annie Foley, Kate Tyrell , Emily Angliss , Olympia Wild Absent: Phoebe Niven

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A huge thank you must go to all the coaches for their persistence, enthusiasm and amazing knowledge, especially to our coach Alan Darker, for his passion and dedication; to the new Director of Rowing, Peter Blanchfield, who did an amazing job, making some great changes around the shed and

BOYS YEAR 9 DIVISION 1 ROWING CREW

even filling in the missing seat for a few

From Left: Andy Slattery, Davis George, Sam Porter, Sam Griffiths, Tom Deahl

rows in the 1st VII. Thanks must also be given to all the teachers for their organisation around the boat club; coordinator Ros Palmer, Louise Bourke; the Rowing Parents Support Group, led by Tanya Widdicombe, for the huge amount of care and endless supply of delicious cooking. To all the parents who assisted on the Senior Rowing Camp, your incredible efforts were greatly appreciated by us all. To all the parents who dropped us off at training In the early hours of the morning, and picked us up often late at night; to Neil Fletcher for the countless repairs and touch-Ups that you provided for all the

BOYS YEAR 9 DIVISION 3 ROWING CREW

BOYS YEAR 9 DIVISION 4 ROWING CR E

From Below: Jack Sheridan, Sam Russell, Davis Kontelj, Will Shaw, Lachlan Savage

From Below: Lachlan Crozier, Cody Deppeler Ed Walmsley, Austin Snarskis, Mitch Goninon

crews throughout the season and finally to Courtney Blyth, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Alice Morgan and Scott Penning for their help In supplYing the 1st crew with a much needed rower and also supplying them with their expert knowledge. Although I've rowed my last race for The Geelong College, looking back I will never

GI RLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 2 ROWING CREW

forget the amazing experiences that I had

From Left: Amanda Ioannou, Ella Wood, Abby Brierly, Emma Dixon, Liz Hanrahan

rowing for this school. I have made friends with whom I have shared unforgettable memories with, and have achieved things I would have once believed impossible. Throughout my rowing life at this school I have experienced wins, losses and everything in-between, yet when I look back, the things that I remember most are the great friendships made and memories shared. It has been an incredible journey,

GIRLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 5 ROWING CREW

From Left: Elana Berton, Sophie Klein, Sophie Weaver, Rebecca Bath, Tiahna Proebst

and I wish all future rowers for the college he very best of luck! I have enjoyed every moment and am extremely grateful, because to row for The Geelong College has been a privilege and it has been an honour to be the Girls Rowing Captain of 2012.

Paris Kontelj Captain of Boats

GIRLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 6 ROWING CREW

From Left: Georgie Allen, Nina Brown, Claudia Crawley, Amelia Fitzgerald, Georgia Hosking

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BOYS YEAR 9 DIVISION 2 ROWING CREW

GIRLS 1ST IV ROWING CREW

2nd Row: Lachlan McDonald , Will Shaw, Andy Goldsack i:;t Row: Tom Rowe, Oscar Radalj

From Left: Arrabella Doery, Beatrice Fraser, Rachael Odam, Tayla Nott, Grace Forshaw

IRLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 1 ROWING CREW

GIRLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 3 ROWING CREW

From Left: Katie Rose-Campbell , Kirsten Caithness, Zoe Gorell, Rebecca Finlay, Olivia Clark, Louise Monotti (Coach)

From Left: Paige Lyall, Georgie Osborne, Meg Kent-Spark, Johanna McDonald, Bella Green

GIRLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 4 ROWING CREW

GIRLS YEAR 9 DIVISION 7 ROWING CREW

From Left: Lilli Moran, Emma Threadgold, Abbey Newton, Morgan Perry, Eliza Fordham

From Left: Coach Claire Allinson, Shannessy Ward , Isabelle Spinazzola, Georgia Doery, Sarah Smith, Arcadia De Young

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Softball

1ST SOFTBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Lucy McKie, Harriet Waters, Lara Palmer, J-Mara McDonald, Keziee Pickett, Eliza Panckridge, Corina Palmer, Jade Clutterbuck, Alexandr' Jablonsky 1 st Row: Maddison Smith, Alyx Clifton, Mrs Andrea McGucken (Coach), Lauren Heyward (Vice Captain), Gabrielle Mitchell (Captain) Mrs Lynne Wilmott (Coach), Jassie Salveson, Wendy Zhu Absent: Megan Griffiths, Miette Miller

his year's softball team were a

match against Caulfield Grammar, was

particularly determined group of

most exemplary of our play throughout

team players. Throughout the

the season, tight and accurate. The 1st

season, each team encountered much

team (2nd Division) was comprised of only

success and this was a credit to the

SIX Year 12s, so we had the pleasure of

dedicated training regime undertaken by

playing with many new, younger girls. We

aiL Tuesday and Thursday nights were

also had a new coach, Lynne Willmott,

taken over by throwing and catching

who guided us through the season with

drills, fieldwork or honing in on particular

her drills at training to enhance particular

skills.

skills. Nicole Filling, former Collegian and

In the 2011/12 APS softball season, The Geelong College achieved brilliant results with the senior team finishing with six wins and only two losses. All softballers should be commended for their achievements this season.

former 1st player of softball, coached us at games with enthusiasm to match ours. Knsty Unehan coached the Intermediate Team on Saturday mornings and offered reassurance and insight into the game. Andrea McGucken, our softball coordinator, gave constant support and

The last game of the season was against

encouragement to all softballers. It

the team we most desired to beat,

has been a delight to learn from these

Geelong Grammar. We won with an

talented women, many thanks to them on

honourable 22-12. However, our previous

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behalf of all the softball players. The 1st team consisted of many talented and experienced girls and many skilled up-and-comers. Vice-Captain Lauren Heyward proved herself to be our strongest batter yet again, while Eliza Panckridge caught countless outs at first base, and Lara Palmer developed a powerful batting and throwing arm. Maddison Smith's performance as pitcher is commendable, always forcing batters to swing, and Jade Clutterbuck acted as our ninja-catcher. The Year 12s should be commended for their immediate willingness to teach the younger and less experienced players.

The Intermediate Team included players

next season. Honourable mentions must

integral part of the 1st team. Players

from Years 7 -9 and their involvement

go to Phillipa McQuinn and Bronte Smith

such as pitcher Harriet Waters, improved

in the game has been tremendous and

for their incredible commitment and

every week, Jassie Salveson at 2nd base,

their hunger to learn continuous. They

fantastic fielding skills.

forever quick and laughing, Wendy Zhu

trained with the 1st team at Senior

consistently accurate with throwing and

School, sometimes joining in activities

Gabrielle Mitchell Captain

catching in the infield, Alex Jablonsky

and drills with the 1st team and at other

with her mighty throwing, Alyx Clifton's

times refining their skills as a team alone.

experience and knowledge of the game,

Although they didn't encounter too many

Girls in Years 10 and 11 also played an

Corina Palmer who was perpetually

successes with their best effort a draw

improving, Kezlee Pickett with her

against Haileybury, each week was an

prowess of the outfield, and the quick-

improvement from the one before. This

learning and promising beginners, Miette

season, whilst providing many challenges,

Miller, Lucy McKie and Megan Griffiths.

will undoubtedly equip them with the skills and resilience they need to be a success

INTERMEDIATE SOFTBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Mia Harris, Madalyn Colman, Molly Mc Laughlin, Alyx Clifton, Monique Wiener, Lily Matern 1st Row: Annaliese Alexander, Philippa Mc Quinn, Taylia Reedy, Bronte Smith Absent: Rhaedel PickettAbsent, Ms Kristy Linehan (Coach)

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Surfing

2nd Row: Jake W~tton, Oliver Price, Jackson Wylie, Harrison Mann, Tom Wright, Mr Gerard Donovan (Coach) 1st Row: Sam Hams, Jemima Hutchins, Henry Hutchins, Charlotte Kay, Max Lazarus

SURFING REPORT

arch 17th saw The Geelong

College Surf team arrive at the

famous Jan Juc surf beach to

compete in the notorious State Surfing

Squad. Although the Captain was unable

in the smaller conditions. Under 16

leadership through coaching on the day.

surfers were Jake Wootton, Max Lazarus

On the day we arrived to very small, poor conditions that did not play in our

Titles. The Geelong College came into

favour seeing that we are quite a strong

this event as a major threat to win the title

team in larger surf. Because of this

seeing we have been very strong in last

fac or, a few tactics had to be changed

few years, taking out the State Title in

such as a change to the power surfer

2009 and with many of the same surfers

(double points) to Thomas Wright (a

still in the team.

new Year 10 student) who could handle

Having had a very successful training session on the Friday night before the contest at the very same beach, we were confident that we could take out the title once again. However, a few factors did not play in our favour with us lOSing our captain Harrison Mann due to a broken finger on account of Geelong College Football commitments; this was massive blow for the Geelong College Surfing

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Our under 16s surfers felt much at home

to surf, he was still able to show his

the smaller conditions much better than the older, surfers in the team such as Jackson Wylie, a member of the 2009 State Title championship team. With the Captain Harrison Mann out of the

and Henry Hutchins with a stand out performance from young Henry Hutchins posting some strong scores throughout the day with a great backhand attack on the waves at main peak rights at Jan Juc. The Geelong College Surf team is blessed to have such a strong female surfer in Jemima Hutchins from Ocean Grove who has a bright future in competitive surfing when she is not on the stage. Jemima was strong throughout the day doing her part for the team . The Geelong College seeded straight

team, Nelson Brand was put into the

into the semifinals due to being strong

team. Seeing as Nelson is a Jan Juc

in the past few years. Thomas Wright

local, he felt very comfortable in the small

locked in a high scoring wave on a

Jan Juc conditions and used this to his

left at Jan Juc with a number of high

advantage, locking in some large scores

performance backhand turns locking

in the semi-final.

in a 7 which was doubled to 14 points

but unfortunately fell on his second

example on the shore. It was very close

Wootton , Henry Hutchins and Jemima

wave locking in a 2.5. Nelson Brand

between us and Christian College and

Hutchins. Emergencies were Lachine

was searching for a barreling wave but

you could feel the tension rising but with

Baker, Julia Mann, Tom Welleman and

came out unsuccessful, getting sucked

the ocean playing against us in the end,

Oliver "Pricayy" Price. Special Thanks to

over the falls on his first wave but got a

we came second by all small margin and

Mr Curnow and Mr Donovan for making

strong back up wave to redeem himself.

all surfers need to be applauded for their

the team and day such a success.

The team went on to easi ly win the first

strong efforts.

Harrison Mann Captain

semifinal with a great team performance by all surfers. Jackson Wylie showed some great leadership in the water and

The team was made up of: Harrison Mann (C), Jackson Wylie, Nelson Brand, Thomas Wright, Max Lazarus, Jake

Harrison Mann, Team Captain, also led by

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Swimming/Diving

BOYS SWIMM ING & DIVING TEAM 5th Row: Patrick Iredell, Matthew Lamont 4th Row: Bentley Fitzgerald, Uam Brown, Bryce Newton, Austin Sutterby, James Humphries, Elliott Grossnickle, Tom Neerhut 3rd Row: Edward Bennison, Harry Welleman, Kyle Booth, Brian Rafferty, Alex Selway, Harry Dalton 2nd Row: Max Lazarus, Fraser Mahony, Brayden Allan, Harry Kershaw, Nicholas Cayzer, Johnnie Phillip 1 st Row: Wi liam Carr, Ethan Braslis, Lachlan Taylor, Will Golightly, Larry Willett

BOYS SWIMMI NG REPORT

his season's swimming squad has been fantastic. Once again The Geelong College combined with

the Geelong Grammar boys, creating the

Geelong Combined team. Many personal efforts were achieved throughout the season and there is certainly plenty of young potential coming up through the ranks. Our season of early morning trainings, and a few afternoon sessions, proved worthwhile for all sWimmers to train and prepare for the Final. With the help of the coaches, Dean Alchin, Kenny McClelland, Olivia Dalton and Brydie Murrihy, we all focused on improving our strokes and ultimately our times at the end of the race.

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One of The Geelong College's main

recovering from an injury, and he is to be

achievements was dominating the

commended for his efforts.

Geelong All Schools competition held at Kardina Park on the 3rd of March. We finished the afternoon by beating all the competing Geelong schools. Harry Kershaw and Larry Willett demonstrated immense talent in the pool, taking out 1st and 2nd respectively, in their individual events. A special thank you goes to Edward Bennison, Harry Welleman, Nicholas Cayzer, Harry Dalton and Tom Neerhut, for stepping up and willingly putting themselves into events, without much training in the pool. Considering that they all had prior sporting commitments, their participation was greatly appreciated by all. Fraser Mahony competed towards the end of the season, after just

The APS swimming final was very exciting and was a great experience for all swimmers. The competition was hard, but that didn't stop us from doing our best. Unfortunately, we fell short of Carey Grammar and finished in 10th place. However, finishing the season with 15 personal bests proved a win for the boys Some outstanding personal efforts deserve a special mention. Harry Kershaw is to be congratulated on placing 1st in his 50m Freestyle and 2nd in the 50m Butterfly. Similarly, Fraser Mahony is to be applauded for taking out 4th in his 100m Backstroke and 5th in the 100m Freestyle and Liam Chalmers certainly impressed, taking out 3rd in his 50m Freestyle.

well throughout the season, and they should

Ms Hussey and the coaches, who made

who assisted throughout the season;

be very pleased with their efforts. The diving

themselves available at every training

MrS Cleary, Mrs Smith, Mrs Peake, Ms

squad also had the pleasure of training

session and for each competition. We are very grateful for their unwavering support.

A special thanks to all the teachers

Henning and Mrs Congues all kept the

at the magnificent facilities at MSAC later

squad together and helped out at every

in the year in order to hone their skills in

Saturday meet to ensure all events were

preparation for the finals. This was a great

filled and organised.

opportunity for the team, as it was also a

Finally, enormous thanks to Ms Hussey, who not only fu lly org anised all meets, but encouraged all the boys to push

chance for the brave hearted to plunge off the 10m platform, which proved to be a very worthwhile experience for all of us.

forward with their achievements. As

Johnnie Philip's year ended on a high, after

acting Swimming TIC, during Mrs Porter's

recording the highest total for the year with

absence, she must be congratulated on

90.15 points. He went on to place 5th in

her outstanding efforts.

the Under 17 A Division with 77 .20 points.

Kyle Booth Captain

Both Will and Johnnie continue to push their capabilities on the board, and I encourage them to keep raising those Degrees of

BOYS DIVING REPORT

Difficulty. The judging at the APS finals is very

he 2012 Diving season has been

brutal given that the level of diving at the APS

a very relaxing yet diligent one.

finals is very high, so both boys should be

We don't always see diving as a

very proud of their efforts.

The tireless efforts of all the girls who were willing to give up their mornings, afternoons and evenings for training sessions and gave their Saturdays everything they had, despite tough competition , was outstanding. Their efforts really paid off. The endless numbers of personal bests recorded throughout the season with an outstanding 17 personal bests made on the night of the APS finals alone, proves the girls commitment to the sport, trying to better themselves every week. The APS finals saw some impressive results, with Grace Stewart placing 3rd in her Under 13 Butterfly, Freestyle and Backstroke and Ella Fenton plaCing

vigorous, 'legitimate' sport . We love it

I would certainly like to thank Ms Hussey

3rd in Open Freestyle. The Murrihy girls

as a hobby; a social context where we

for her success at filling the shoes of Mrs

also stood out on the night with Layla

can keep aerobically fit and push the

Porter during her leave. Ms Hussey's great

placing 3rd in the Under 13 Breaststroke

limits as to what our minds are capable

organisation made the swimming and diving

and Keeley placing 4th in the Under 17

of persuading our bodies to do in the

season run smoothly at all times. Another

Breaststroke.

air, whilst our senses have no clue of

thank you goes to Mrs Ratcliffe, for spending

where we really are. No, we don 't quite

such a huge amount of time in helping us to

sweat it out like the tennis or badminton

improve. She is to be commended for her

players. Nor do we take the 'game' quite

excellent organisation of the diving calendar

as seriously as the cricketers or rowers.

this year. And a final thanks to our devoted

But we do have fun. Although diving isn't

coach, George Niewman, for his dedication

often considered physically demanding,

and commitment in training us this year.

,t does require a lot of concentration,

Without him the development of the squad

and could be considered as one of the

would not have been possible, and for this

most mentally challenging sports in the

the team is very grateful.

competition. Regardless of our low numbers again this

This was always sure to unnerve his competitors, which resulted in him

Such a willingness to help out highlights the great team spirit of The Geelong College girls with each girl consistently

As well as getting in the water and actually swimming it was also the social

Matthew Lamont Captain

stemmed from their commitment to training,

signature double back-flip off the 3m board.

races were filled, even if it meant having to 'swim up' a couple of age groups.

supporting and encouraging the others in

all well in their final years. Good luck for next

Michael De Blaquiere, impressed with his

respectable events and their consistent commitment to the sport ensured all the

the squad.

year.

which eventuated in some pleasing results.

girls commendable efforts in each of their

malking my last year so fun, and I wish them

squad had a very consistent season and individual and collective achievements. This

overall wins on the competition days, the

Lastly I would like to thank all the 'boys' for year, in terms of achieving success, the all involved should be proud of both their

Whilst we didn 't come away with any

GIRLS SWIMMING REPORT

aspect of the sport that was so appealing to us all. Our coaches, Olivia Dalton and Kenny McClelland were consistently enthusiastic, even during the early mornings, so it was virtually impossible

eing Co-Captains ofThe

not to have a ball. The 2011/12 swimming

Geelong College swimming team

season was one with an incredible

this year has been an extreme

zest paired w ith an amazing group of

cementing his best for the year, a 2nd

privilege for both Philippa and me. We

girls. Winning for us was always a goal,

placing in the Under 16 competition.

have thoroughly enjoyed getting to

however never a necessity. As a squad

Brandon Clutterbuck, Braedon Eddy,

know all the girls on the squad through

we were continually content with the

Sam Hvidberg, Mitch King and Nelson

training sessions and bus trips and we all

efforts put in and rarely concerned with

'Barramundi' Brand also dived exceptionally

benefited from the expertise offered by

the final result. In conclusion we would

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GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING TEAM 7th Row: Rose Cashman, Ully Cashman, Shaan Blyth, Bronte Panckridge, Georgie Blood, Katie Appelbe, Ginny Eddy, Erica Robinson, Ella Fenton 6th Row: Jacquie Humphries, Rose Jennett, Beth Whittem, Roxy Sefton, Zara Edgar, Eve Braslis, Maddie Stevens 5th Row: Georgia Del Rio, Philippa Weetman, Lucy Drayton, Keeley Murrihy, Thea Philip, Alex Bennett, Annabel Scott 4th Row: Laura Brodie, Rebekah McColl, Georgia Hughes, Zoe Dixon, Abby Andrew, Louise McDonald, Ebony Sefton 3rd Row: Ellie Wynhoven, Katherine Guthrie, Constance Potts, Bridget Mapleson, Jade Davie, Katya Boness, Tansy Pereira 2nd Row: Mardi Stapleton, Paige Sutterby, Megan Wallace, Emma Carruthers, Alana Walder, India Watson, Eliza Lawson 1 st Row: Rachael Goy, Layla Murrihy, Grace Stewart, Dominique Russell, Brianna Perry, Izzy Greer

like to thank everyone who contributed

diver and our coaches, George Niewman,

and making huge strides in their diving

to our swimming seasons, and made

Sophie Faulkner and Georgia Ratcliffe,

ability. In saying that, our older divers

the swim meets, time keeping and

made it enjoyable to attend trainings and

employed just as much effort in perfecting

participation possible. A huge thank you

competitions. Many of the girls in the

their routine dives. But all this could not

to Kenny McClelland and Olivia Dalton for

squad were new to the team, but still

have been done without the incredible

the many hours and early wake ups you

managed to make incredible advances

help of our coaches and organisers.

sacrificed for us, and finally to Ms Hussey;

in their diving skills and did exceedingly

From their sneaky surprise trips to

none of this would have been possible

well considering the short season that

MSAC in the afternoons after diving

without all your hard work.

they had. Despite a few setbacks on our

competitions, through to their consistent

Lu cy Drayton and Ph ilippa Weetman Co-Captains

journey, we have had fun and maintained

encouragement throughout the season,

a good spirit despite some, at times,

they have played an integral role in our

unfair competition. Our coaches push

skill development and rightfully shared

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0 1 2 has proved to be a very

for the best and encourage great things,

in our successes. This training helped

but at the same time each girl is given

prepare us for the finals that slowly

successful and productive year

encouragement and advice to enable

approached. The 'Most Improved' awards

for The Geelong College Diving

them to build on their skills at every

for the overall season go to Louise

Squad. With an amazing 30 divers in

possible opportunity.

the team, both the junior and senior

In many cases throughout the season,

divers have had a fantastic season, full

our new divers proved triumphant,

of personal bests and new dives. Each

winning many of their competitions

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McDonald and Beth Whittem . Both girls were fairly new to the squad, participating in only their first or second season, however, they put an incredible amount of effort into all training sessions and as

a consequence, they both placed almost

Carruthers, and Stephanie Nicholson. The

Jumping up an age group for the B finals

every weekend and did very well in the

Under 16's group was made up of both

was Emma Carruthers, placing 5th with a

diving finals at MSAC.

veterans and new comers, with all girls

score of 71.55.

The Under 14 's division always has been, and continued this year to be, the biggest age group with an impressive 12 divers in the one team. Divers included Emma Casey, Brittany Fowler, Louise McDonald, Zara Edgar, Neive Duerden, Grace Bond, Georgie McKinnon, Mi Mi Fitzsimmons,

putting in amazing effort and achieving

Open divers included Katherine Appelbe,

some great success. Competing at the

and Carla Fowler. Although it was a one

APS finals for the Under 16's was Megan

man team for a majority of the season

Wallace and Abby Andrews who both

and the old saying "you can't teach an

did very well. Coming 3rd with a score of

old dog new tricks" rang quite true, it

75.90, was Megan who was only a few

was an enjoyable season for the open

points away from 2nd in the B Division.

team. Success was easily attained when

Abby came a close 5th with 82.30 points

I was diving an extra dive than other

in the A Division.

competitors in my division all season;

outstanding divers in the Under 14's age

Our Under iTs is a small but hopeful

however, this wasn't the case for all the

group were Louise McDonald and Zara

team. With only four girls, three

MSAC final. Placing 5th out of 6 in the

Edgar, who both competed in the APS

completely new and only one long

Open A Division with a score of 104.30,

diving finals at MSAC. Louise placed

competing diver the team, such a young

it seemed as though my luck had run

2nd in the Under 14's A Division scoring

team has the potential to achieve some

out. Ginny Eddy, however, was another

104.55, and Zara came 4th in the Under

great results next season, just as they

story. She came up from the Under 1 Ts

have this season. Divers included Ginny

to Open B, at the MSAC finals . She was a

Roxy Sefton, Gemma Savage, Michaela Ryan and Brianna Perry. The most

14 B division with a score of 72.55. The Under 15's divers consisted of Laura Peebles, Izzy Summers, Ebony Sefton, Angelica Wootton, Erin Bourke, and Tira Keddie. Our most outstanding diver in this age group was Ebony Sefton, placing 5th in the Under 15's A finals with a score of 75.60. This was an amazing effort considering the skill level of her competition. Also competing in the Under 15's finals was Brianna Perry, who stepped up an age group into the Under 15's B finals placing 3rd with a score of 76.55, which was a massive achievement. Competing in the Under 16's team were Megan Wal lace, Abby Andrew, Emma

Eddey, Beth Whittem, Grace Scheider,

little nervous to compete but was stunned

and Molly Forshaw. Although Ginny didn't

when she found out she placed 2nd with

compete in her own age group for the

a score of 82.60 with only 3 dives! This

final she made a great addition to the

is an outstanding achievement and we

team this season, as she has done in the

congratulate her on her success.

several seasons preceding. Beth Whittem, our one new comer to the team, made insane amounts of progress this year. We can credit her talent and success to a combination of her gymnastics background and her determination to build on her existing skills each week. Beth competed in the APS finals in the Under i Ts A finals, and is to be

Huge thanks go to our coaches George Niewman, Sophie Faulkner and Georgia Ratcliffe, who all made it a joy to be a part of this diving squad. Another thank you must also go to Ms Ratcliffe and Ms Hussey for all of their organising and supervising. Their help made the 2012 season of diving at The Geelong College all the more fun and possible .

congratulated for a fantastic effort, finishing 5th with 79.25 in her first finals!

Katherine Appelb e Captain

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Tennis

BOYS 1ST TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Adam Senan. Joel Barton. Zaine Cordy. Thomas Welleman. Lachlan Cameron 1 st Row: Darcy Narita, James Fitzpatrick, Kris Barton (Captain). Edward Bennison (Vice Captain), Edwin Lau, Callum Narita Absent: Mr Simon Keeble (Coach)

BOYS TENNI S REPORT am pleased to report that the 2011/12

Tennis season enjoyed some great

results. The 1st season started slowly

one for all of the season and won his fair

Barton, who won three out of four of their

share of matches. With his impressive

last doubles matches.

abilities at the net he is shaping up to be a great player.

All in all, it's been a great season, and one which all of us will be sure to have happy

n Term 4. as we were unable to play due

Our form began to improve as the season

memories about. I would like to thank

to bad weather as well as encountering

progressed with a confidence boosting

our coach Simon Keeble who is a tough

rostered byes. This was disappointing. as

win over Geelong Grammar. Some of the

taskmaster, but we have all appreciated

we were looking forward to this season

best performances came from Lachie

the time and effort he has put into helping

because our team was looking strong.

Cameron with his "never say die" attitude

us with our tennis. I would like to thank

comprised mainly of Year 12s, which

on the court. Ed Bennison and Adam

Mrs Filling, who has helped with the

Included Joel Barton. Callum Narita,

Senan played some great tennis and

entire organisation of the season and also

Ed Bennison, Lachlan Cameron, Adam

also contributed to the win with their skill

helped me personally with my Captaincy

Senan, Tom Welleman and Edwin Lau.

consistency.

duties.

Losses against Haileybury and Carey

Our season finished in a really positive

After a slow start to the season the 2nd

Grammar were character building,

fashion, with two narrow losses to Wesley

group began to see improvement due

coming away with only a few sets. The

College and Xavier College, both with a

to an increase in their competitive spirit

younger players, James Fitzpatrick and

mere 2 sets difference. Edwin Lau was

and intensity of their training , thanks to

Zalne Cordy really dealt well with the

undefeated in singles for the last three

the efforts of their coach, Shaun Sharp.

pressure of playing in the 1st competition,

matches, which was a highlight. Edwin's

Some successful wins were had against

especially Zalne, who played as number

singles was backed up with some great

Carey Grammar, Geelong Grammar and

doubles from Callum Narita and Joel

Wesley College and some very close

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matches against Xavier College and Caulfield Grammar. The whole team improved greatly, especially Lachie Cham ley who was awarded Player of the Year. The 3rd team had a very successfu l season, winning all matches against the opposition, the one exception being against Scotch College. The motto "fun for all the family" developed by coach Sam Caldow was truly how the 3rd side played, showing great sportsmanship and giving plenty of encouragement to other teammates. The 4th team, coached by Andrew Bigelow, enjoyed a very strong season, winning all but one match, with the from week to week due to strong

BOYS 2ND TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Shaun Sharp (Coach), Sam Walsh, Lachlan Palmer-Hill , Paddy Dowling, Louis Connoley

a'tendance and a positive attitude at

1 st Row: Lachlan Chomley, Max Steinfort, Patrick Brimacombe, Luke Wood

tl'aining sessions. Particularly evident was

Absent: Jack Shembrey, Quentin Barrett

standard of play improving consistently

the good sportsmanship and spirit that the team displayed when representing the College. Harrison Bowler won the

and was duly awarded the Coach's Prize.

Coach's Award in recognition for his

The Year 9B team completed a very

conscientious efforts at training, which

successful season, as they finished

including a 12 set to nil victory. I'd like to offer a big thank you to Mr Naylor for his involvement and encouragement throughout the season.

had led to very noticeable improvement

undefeated. Some good tennis was

In his play.

played by the whole team, especially

The 10C team played well in some

Darcy Narita and Ben Robinson. The

extreme conditions this summer. Josh

team was led by Coach Greg Smith, who

Haskett should be commended for

motivated the boys to achieve throughout

playing for over an hour in roasting

the season.

heat. Jack Calvert's positivity and

The 5th team had a successful year, managed by Coach, Chris Morgan. The structure of the team varied from time '0 time, allowing some of the lads in the

improved play was notable, as was the

6th squad the opportunity to compete

The 9C Boys had a challenging year

at the 5th level. The team enjoyed

that saw great improvement. Starting at

a number of wins, the most notable

Senior School, they found the transition

being over Brighton Grammar School

to be smooth and they were keen to

at Rankin Field. The boys showed a

get out there on the tennis court. As

healthy competitive spirit in their matches

the year progressed, their confidence

throughout the season. All matches were

increased and they began to see great

Overall it has been a very successful

conducted in the spirit of the game, with

improvement in their tennis . Coach Callen

season for Tennis at The Geelong

all participants enjoying a challenging,

Wade awarded the Coach's Award to

College, with much encouragement from

yet rewarding competition . The Coach's

Aaron Sayers for his determination and

parents and coaches alike. Thank you to

Award went to James Koroneos.

his willingness to work hard at training.

all the coaches, parents and especially to

willingness for the boys to stand in if someone couldn't play. Coached by Kylie Saunders, the team was faced with tough competition, and they came out with many successes.

Many of the boys should look forward to

the Tennis Parent Support Group. I look

the transition into the more competitive

forward to the development of tennis at

Senior Competition.

The Geelong College in the future.

In all games except for the one encounter

With an incredibly successful season

Kris Barton Captain

The 6th had an enjoyable season, supported by their coach, Paul Conway. They were able to win or be competitive with St Kevin's College. Many boys were

against tough opposition, the 10A

able to play up in the 5ths and enjoyed

squad developed a reputation for being

(he challenge that came from competing

competitive and for team-first play. Best

In a higher grade. Harry Forsyth was the

player, Nic Cayzer, led a talented team

consistent member of the group who

through a range of opponents to finish

took on all roles of leadership required

with 5 victories from the 8 matches,

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GIRLS 1ST TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Clodagh Taylor, Georgina Calvert, Philippa Thorne, Bronte Connoley 1 st Row: Lucy Bishop, Sabnna Lewicki, Zoe Vaughan (Captain), Emma Allen (Vice Captain), Emma Nixon, Delaney Ryan-Conn Absent: Mr Michael Mullin (Coach), Ms Julie Golightly (Coach)

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his season's 1st team has earned itself the surprising and pleasing reputation of being the 'dark

horse' compared to the other schools

of the APS fixture as we came out with all guns firing for every game. Such a

vital part of our team's accomplishments, Emma, the quiet achiever, had a fantastic season making huge improvements to her game whilst Sabrina was always there for a good laugh but once on the court became almost unstoppable in her efforts to succeed.

determined attitude saw many near

Our three Year 11 contributors this year

upsets against the top teams and some

were integral in leading the team to

massive wins over Assumption College

success and will be fantastic leaders next

and Geelong Grammar for the fifth year in

season. Lucy Bishop, the new recruit

a row with15 sets to 1 set.

proved to us that she was a force to be

Each and every one of the girls played an integral role in our success this season, from the old hands to the new, young recruits. Our new Year 9's in the team, Pippa Thorne and Georgina Calvert, were our young, sensible duo, always playing their hardest to the very last point and keeping the team in line. These girls have an extremely bright future in the 1st team and I wish them all the best.

reckoned with as she battled through every challenge we put to her. Delaney Ryan-Conn, the proof that big things really do come in small packages, is a

setbacks. My Vice-Captain Emma Allen has played a huge role in ensuring the success of the 1st team for many years now and we have forged a great friendship playing together throughout the years, Emma should be commended for her leadership and fantastic tennis form this season. Of course we couldn't have had such a fantastic season without the help of our trusty coaches Mr Michael Mullen and Ms Julie Golightly. Their immeasurable efforts into shaping our team to what it is today cannot be overlooked and I would like to thank them for all of their enthusiasm and encouragement this season.

powerhouse when she smashes those balls down the line and is always is a

The 2nd girls, coached by Sue Anderson,

major contributor to the playful banter

had a fantastic season with only one loss

that accompanies tennis trainings.

in the very last match. The girls should

Clodagh Taylor is a fighter and always

be commended for their progress both

tries her hardest even when put up

individually and as a team,

against the best of players. She is always

The 3rd girls had some very spirited

Sabrina Lewicki and Emma Nixon were

a bubbly and entertaining member of the

matches this season played with fantastic

the Year 10s of the team and they were a

team, full of encouragement despite any

enthusiasm. Many of the girls took

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advantage of the coaching available to improve Lheir skills and also have an enjoyable time in honing such skills. Thanks must go to Mrs Ulloa and Mrs Watson who played an integral part in organising the season for the 3rds. The Inter A squad showed fantastic potential for future years finishing the season undefeated with massive wins across the board. A special thanks to the coach of this champion team, Daniel Barnett, who worked hard to polish the skills shown by these girls which certainly contributed to their fantastic form this season. The girls should be congratulated on such a great season and hopefully this success can be carried on to next season.

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The Inter B team coached by Camille

2nd Row: Mrs Sue Anderson (Coach), Ali Gregory, Francoise Hill , Annabel Sloane, Steph McClelland, Sophie Oesborough

Jeffreys was yet another undefeated

1 st Row: Georgina Sam bell, Clara Murphy, Julia Coleman, Katie Butler, Annabelle Shannon

team this season for Girls' Tennis, showing just how strong The Geelong College is on the APS fixture. They should be congratulated for their dedication throug hout the season and their fantastic

And a final, big thank you, to Mrs Filling

Being a captain of such an amazing

for her amazing work as Tennis Co-

group of girls and being coached by

ordinator. She put in countless hours

Michael Mullen and Julie Golightly has

into making the tennis season run as

been such a fantastic highlight for my

The Inter C team were full of enthusiastic

smoothly as possible. Special thanks

final year at College. I will never forget the

girls who worked on refining their skills

also to all of the teachers, coaches and

memories we have shared so I thank you

throug hout the season and made huge

parents for their efforts in making the

and I wish the girls the best of luck for

Improvements as they progressed

tennis season as enjoyable as it has been

next season .

.hrough their matches. Thanks must go

especially the hard-working Parent Tennis

Zoe Vaughan Captain

ennis form.

.0 Ms Van Cleef for coaching the Inter C

team this season.

Support Group headed by Ken and Suzannah Barton.

GI RLS 3RD TENNIS TEAM

GIRLS 3RD TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Alana Hocking, Stephanie Wood , Lucy Cannard-Fink, Jacqueline Grange, Annabelle Chrimes

2nd Row: Sarah Meager, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Christina Porto, Emma Bath, Giorgi Strachan, Wera Janssen, Mrs Guillermina Ulloa (Coach)

1st Row: Oanielle Ruby, Emma Bath, Jessica Weng, Victoria Andersson

1 st Row: Gemma O'Adamo, Maeve Rolland, Vivian Tao

Abse nt: Mrs Cheryl Watson (Coach), Grace Cheatley, Talia Klein

Absent: Laura O'Adamo

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BOYS 3R D TENNI S TEAM

BOYS 4TH TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Ben Stefanovic, Jackson Wylie, Alexander Shannon, Nicolas Molyneux, Jack West. Matthew Roche, Mr Sam Caldow (Coach)

2nd Row: Mr Andrew Bigelow (Coach), Sam Russell, William Couch, Nathanial Malishev, Will O'Donnell, Matthew McGrath

1 st Row: Dean Barber, James Armstrong, Mitchell Dunstan

1 st Row: Hamish Seller, Oliver Neerhut, Harrison Bowler

Absent: Tom Brennan

Absent: Tom Maguire, Lachlan Baker, David Lohaus, Tom Jackson

BOYS 5TH TENNIS TEAM

BOYS 6TH TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Tom Farrall, Samuel Salt-Hill, James Grant, Ernest Beckley, Mr Chris Morgan (Coach)

2nd Row: Fred Chan, Oscar lei, Jacob Jess, Max Varley

1 st Row: Thomas MagUire, Lachlan Summers, Mark Pisankitvanich Absent: James Koroneos, Angus Manning, Luke Durand

1 st Row: Harry Forsyth, James Lay Absent: Mr Paul Conway (Coach) , James Casey, Jack Hosking , Peter Angliss

YEAR 10B BOYS TENNIS TEAM

YEAR 10C BOYS TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Simeon Flanagan, AJec Attwood, Valerian Brunner, Nicholas Cayzer, Charlie Curnow, Andrew Waterhouse, Mr Greg Naylor (Coach)

2nd Row: Zac Yeaman, Mike Moore, Aaron Ward, Hugh Neerhut, Jack Calvert, Ms Kylie Saunders (Coach)

1 st Row: Kevin NI, Joe Fowler, Robbie Britt

1 st Row: Matthew Appelbe, Joshua Haskett

A bsent: Louis Molyneux

Absent: Dean Jeremic

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BOYS 98 TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Mr Greg Smith (Coach), Lewis Burns, Darcy Narita, Jock Slattery, MacKenzie Chrimes, Ben Robinson

BOYS 9C TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Aaron Sayers, Connor Blake, Leon Comben, Mitchell Dowling, Thomas O'Connor

1st Row: Nicolas McDowell, Tom Vaughan, Darcy Witcombe

1 st Row: Thomas Neerhut, Joshua Skuza

Absent: Xavier Consedine, Thomas Neerhut

Absent: Mr Callen Wade (Coach)

NTER A GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

INTER B GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Isabelle Bennison, Alice McGregor, Emelie Joubert, Eliza McGrath, Harshini Baskaran , Mr Daniel Barnett (Coach)

2nd Row: Ms Camille Jeffreys (Coach), Sophie Young , Claudia Conway, Louisa Cheatley, Sarah Cook, Joanna Billings, Andie Weetman

1st Row: Bronte Connoley, Emily Jackson, Georgia Zaleski, Maddison Bell

1 st Row: Charlotte Kay, Georgie Unkenstein , Sophie Clark

Absent: Ruby Brownless

INTER C GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Michelle Goy, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Tiffany Wong, Meg Read, Lucy Brownless, Ms Kristen Voucleef (Coach) 1st Row: Beata Chan, Irene Wang, Emily Nash Absent: Isadora Hanley, Ellie Drayton

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BOYS SAl8B TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: James Waterhouse, Noah Sebestian, Alexander West, Luke Henry, Matthew Malishev, Tom Wright, Tom Midgley 1st Row: Lachlan Baensch, Alex Nelson, Mark Kovacev, William Knuckey, Charlie Blond, Harrison Brown, Alex Morrow, Matthew Synoradski Absent: Kade Cullen, James McDonald, Angus Longden Coach : Tyler Dickson Managers: Mr Mark Torpey, Mr Michael O'Donnell

BOYS se TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: Sam Old, Rory RadaJj, Blair Waters 1 st Row: Lucas Whittem, Lachlan Minahan, Morgan Bett Absent: Harry Hayes, Hamish Manning

BOYS 7A TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: James O'Connor, Leo Hanley, Jared Boyce, James Glover, Albie Kay 1 st Row: Declan Skuza, Eddy Sillitoe, Allen Miao, Jason Sun Coach : Mr Tyler Dickson

BOYS 7B TENNIS TEAM

2nd Row: James Cole, Will Carey, Mitchell Jones, Dylan Yelland, Sam Harris 1 st Row: Cooper Haskett, Angus Rees, Will Townson, Nathan Gao Coach : Mr Tyler Dickson

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JUNIOR A GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row : Aleisha Mauderer, Ashley Bell, Aurelia Pereira, Bibi Holten, Charlotte Hastings, Sophie Newnham, Eliza Shannon 1st Row : Emma Furphy, Claudia Rose, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Ulli Balaam Coach: Mr Tyler Dickson.

JUNIOR A BLUE GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Grace Newnham. Laura Cayzer, Angela Morris, Emma Gorell, Charlotte Hastings 1st Row: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Samantha Simson, Amy You, Sophie Newnham

JUNIOR A GREEN GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 2nd Row: Eliza Shannon, Eliza Crawford, Aurelia Pereira

JUNIOR B GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

1 st Row : Emma Furphy, Aleisha Mauderer, Claudia Rose

1st Row: Kaitlyn Ward , Issy Thomas, Nikki Helm

2nd Row: Jessica Stewart, Titania Mayer, Veronica Nockles

Coach : Mrs Kelly Watson

JUNIOR B GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

JUNIOR C BLUE GIRLS TEN NIS T EAM

2n d Row: Chloe Wynter, Bibi Holten

2nd Row: Amy Christian, Meg Blundy-Jones, Millie McArthur, Claudia Cheatley

1 st Row: Simone Brown, Lucinda Milner, Maddison Carr Coach : Mr Tyler Dickson

1st Row : Ruby Gow, Melis Layik, Rebecca McGrath , Nandini Karthikeyan Absent: Neve Horvat Coach: Mrs Kelly Watson

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Waterpolo

BOYS 1ST WATERPOLO TEAM 2nd Row: George Threadgold, Billy Cunningham, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Jackson Ramus, Edward Bennison, Brian Rafferty 1 st Row: Will Golightly, Angus Wylie, Oliver Price, Adam Senan (Captain), Fraser Brierly, Harry Kershaw, Ben Wade Absent: Angus Widdicombe, Mr 0 Alchin (Coach)

BOYS WATERPOLO REPORT

his year's Waterpolo season has been incredibly fun. New and old players stepped up to fill the gaps

left by last year's graduating Year 12s.

The 1sts started out the season strongly,

charged one against S1. Kevin's, 5-10.

and congratulations to Ed Bennison who

We were unable to work as a team,

played 3 seasons in the 1sts. Thanks also

and suffered on the counter attacks. An

to Will Golightly and Harry Kershaw for

emphasis on team work and conditioning

joining the team when needed.

next year will help us make us for this disappointing loss. Barclay Fitzpatrick proved to be a

This year the Waterpolo squad has had a wave a new Year 9 and 10 players. Their enthusiasm and dedication set a strong

thrashing Scotch Red 17-1. Following

dominant force in the pool, overcoming

example for the older players. While

this, we went on to beat Wesley College

any defence put on him and leading our

they have struggled with the learning

12-1, Haileybury 8-2 and Scotch 11-4.

team in scoring. He, Billie Cunningham,

curve, there have been moments of

Our team showed explosive swimming

Ben Wade, Brian Rafferty and Angus

incredible team work and every week

and shooting in all of these games,

Wylie will be the experienced players

the improvement in skills was visible.

starting strongly from the first swim up

bringing leadership and future wins for

Harry Kershaw, Alex Selway and Pat

and not allowing our opponents any

the College Waterpolo program. All

Crisp showed strong performances and

chance to regain the lead.

the Year 12s brought much needed

athleticism and can look forward to a

experience and poise to the team,

higher level of competition next year. And

helping to further develop the younger

a special mention to James Fitzpatrick for

player's skills and helping them to learn

his performance in goals.

After the term holidays we came back sluggishly and faced more challenging opponents. Unfortunately we lost to Geelong Grammar 6-8; their defence was too strong for us and we were unable to recover from our lackadaisical opening quarter. After regrouping, we defeated Melbourne Grammar 13-7 in our most exciting game of the season. Our final game was a frustrating and emotionally

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the ropes. Jackson Ramus helped fill the gap in goals and contributed by making some big saves in important games. A big thanks to Kyle Booth, George Threadgold, Angus Widdicombe, Aaron Derksen, Oliver Price, Dan Ross and Fraser Brierly for playing hard all season

And finally thank you to the people who run the Waterpolo program and make it a pleasure to play every year. All of the coaches display incredible patience and knowledge and make us better players and a better team. Kenny, Deano, and Gabe all dedicate so much to the

program and we are all grateful to have

both the game and us was the key factor

many goals. Amy Sheridan and Ellen

them as coaches. Their enthusiasm kept

in our accomplishments throughout the

Porter must be congratulated for their

uS all interested and helped us rise bright

year.

and early for morning practices. A special thanks to Kenny for continuing to serve as head coach, and helping to develop College Waterpolo. And final ly to Mrs porter; without her the season would not be possible. All of her organization and promotion to the students helps to ensure a strong interest in our sport and it was incredible to see the turn out this year due to her tireless efforts.

Adam Senan Captain

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extraordinary goal keeping abilities and tenacious Annie Scott brought out an

The 2nds had a tough season, being thrown into the deep end, most having never played before. However, through determination and commitment they demonstrated they could step up when required and play an exciting game. The team consisted of Year 7's Layla Murrihy and Grace Stewart, Year 9's Meg Kent-Spark, Sophie Young , Sophie Weaver, Emily Jackson, Georgie Allen,

aggressive side no one knew possible. Georgia Del Rio , Georgia Hughes and Hannah Kent-Spark were the work horses for the team and our Year 12s, Annabel Sloane and Eliza Panckridge must be commended for their passion, commitment and positive approach to Waterpolo over the years. I am confident that through the guidance

Rose Jennett, Isabelle Bennison, Emma

of Amy, Ella and Keeley, College

Threadgold , Morgan Perry and the sole

Waterpolo will continue to improve

Year 10 Olympia Wild and Lilli Cashman

and hopefully win the Premiership that

from Year 11 . As the season progressed

has eluded us. A huge thank you must

the girls showed that they were

go to Mrs Trina Porter for her untiring

his Waterpolo season finished as

collectively growing and this was evident

organization of the games, transport

strong as the last, reflecting the

in their improving results.

and scoring. Lastly without Gabe's

commitment and determination shown by all the girls. Jointly, both teams trained tirelessly together, forging strong friendships from the beginning. Under the watchful and knowledgeable eyes of coaches Kenny and Deano, we were dble to constantly improve our skills and swimming fitness . We couldn't have dsked for a more successful duo of coaches, their passion, and support for

The 1sts had a very notable season finishing a credible 2nd on the ladder to Wesley. Losing some key players from last year was a concern but our younger girls, in particular Zoe Dixon, Clodagh Taylor and Jacqui Grange, stepped up and filled the gaps. Keeley Murrihy and

contribution to coaching and umpiring we wouldn 't have been able to hit the pool. I've really been humbled captaining such a great group of girls and I wish them the best of luck for next year.

Lucy Drayton Captain

Ella Fenton determinedly led the team in the water with remarkable talent, scoring

GIRLS 1 ST WATERPOLO TEAM 2nd Row: Zoe Dixon, Jacqui Grange, Amy Sheridan, Ellen Porter, Georgia Hughes, Mrs P Porter (reacher in charge)

1st Row: Annabel Scott, Keeley Murrihy, Ella Fenton, Lucy Drayton (Captain), Hannah Kent-Spark, Eliza Panckridge, Georgia Del Rio Absent: Annabel Sloane, Mr K McClelland (Coach)

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Badminton

2nd Row: Angus Tan, Jack McGowan, Taylor Bett, William Cailes, Timothy Wong, David Jelfs 1 st Row: Shane Jacob (Captam), Mrs D Lannan (Coach), Simon He Absent: Mr George Lee (Coach)

BADMINTON BOYS REPORT feel proud to have been Captain of

Badminton in 2012; not only have

we celebrated many pleasing results,

but my last season of summer sport in

through the season undefeated but

The 1st team was in excellent form early

unfortunately both fell short, with close

in the season remaining undefeated until

defeats at the hands of Scotch College.

the very last round, where they were

The 3rd team steadily improved over the season and after a slow start they were able to finish strongly and register a

the APS was certainly an enjoyable one

number of wins. Year 9 students, Adrian

thanks to the players and staff involved.

Yip and Mitchell O'Leary look likely to be

What was particularly satisfying was

solid contributors to badminton in coming

seeing the rise of the new players to

years. The 2nd team were probably the

whom badminton was a foreign sport.

most impressive of all the three boys'

Some were rewarded for their efforts by

teams, achieving a number of big wins

representing the 1st team and achieved

including outright triumphs over St.

impressive results. The group gradually

Kevin's College and Haileybury. Robbie

settled into a cohesive unit and it is hard,

Waterhouse, Dan Ross and Nikolas

in hindsight. to avoid the cliche of 'forging

Jeremic were the standouts in this

new friendships', as friendship was a

team, with Dan and Robbie establishing

common and welcome consequence

themselves as a formidable doubles

of spending many training sessions and

combination.

games together. Both the 1st team and the 2nd team came very close to gOing

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narrowly beaten by Brighton Grammar. This was a closely fought round and a fitting way for the Year 12 boys to farewell APS Badminton for the last time. Taylor Bett, Simon He, Tim Wong and Jack McGowan were the Year 12 members of team, and I thank them for their commitment and support in guiding the younger players . The Year 11 members of the team, David Jelfs and Will Cailes, are sure to keep the team stable in the 2013 season. Our youngest Year 10 member, Angus Tan , is a very talented player and will playa major role in the school team for the next two years. I must also thank Daniel Nagle and James Billings who filled in on occasion and were successful whenever they did so.

her a favourite amongst the players and

Finally I would like to acknowledge the

George and Mim Lee, who deserve a very

staff who looked after us: Mrs Lannan;

special mention. George's great passion

I especially thank her for helping out Mrs

thank you for your support throughout

for the sport does not go unnoticed by

Dong with the younger players. I hope my

the season and, on a personal note,

the players and we cannot express how

fellow Year 12's enjoyed their final season

for the two previous seasons also. Your

grateful we are for the knowledge and

of badminton and I wish the best of luck

efforts were greatly appreciated by all the

guidance he has given us throughout the

to my successors.

players. Mrs Dong also put a lot of work

season. I credit my own improvement

into the 3rd team and I know that all the

over the last three years to George and

Shane Jacob Captain

players are grateful for her involvement.

I'm sure many other players would say

Thanks in particular to our coaches,

the same. Mim 's friendly nature made

GIRLS 1ST BADMINTON TEAM 2nd Row: Bow Samanbut, Hannah Morrow, Alexandra Pedersen, Han Trinh 1st Row: Claire Rogers , Ms Mme Chabant (Coach), Morgan Kerambrun (Captain) Absent:

Ms Mimm Lee (Coach)

BADMINTON GIRLS REPORT

s first term and the summer sport season drew to a close, all the badminton players would have

to agree that we have experienced a very successful semester of Badminton. The general feeling amongst the four teams is that we have been a competitive force, which has been even truer when it comes to our two 2nd sides. Overall the girls have trained and played with motivation

and intensity throughout the summer season, and have secured many brilliant results.

This year, The Geelong College entered

Girls' Badminton team in the firsts APS

two 2nd teams; 2nd Blue and 2nd Green

competition given the results we have

into the APS competition, as well as the

recorded this season.

3rd and 4th teams. Our older and more experienced players have worked hard to consolidate their technique and skills, while the new recruits have been showing that they are a great prospect for future success. During the week and on

The 2nd Green have been a very dominant force this season as the girls were able to finish the season on a high note, being undefeated. The skill of Bow Samanbu who played

weekends, the teams have been guided

in the 1st last year, provided the team

by our wonderful coaches and trainers,

with some impressive playing, resulting

Mme Chabant, Mme Tymms, George and

in many wins and a level of maturity

Mim Lee and Laura Jelfs. Next season,

that was much needed in the team . Our

we are delighted to say that we will most

tallest player, Hannah Morrow, showed

likely have the racquet power to enter a

how valuable she was when performing

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well placed drop sllots against Ilel opponents. Ally Pederson brought determination to the team, winning many games on the Ilot Saturday mornings.

underestimated by their opponents. Our 3rd team also performed well with more wins tllan losses. Tile 3rd consisted

strategies as tlley progress througll the badminton seasons. As always the season at Tile Geelong

of a few veterans who were always eager

College would not run smootilly if it were

Han Trinh was new to tile sport and we

to offer advice to the new comers in the

not for tile persistence and courage of our main mentor, Mme Cilabant, who

found that macaroon making skills were

team, and did well against tile Melbourne

just as impressive as her badminton

teams despite many long journeys in tile

somehow put up with the many sing-a-

skills, making her a fierce opponent and

early Ilours of a Saturday morning. Next

longs on trips to Melbourne wi tll the 2nd

doubles partner. Even with some of the College's best players, we would not Ilave achieved

year, the 3rd will be an imposing force

Greens. The 2nd Blue greatly appreciated

and to not be underestimated as their

Mme Tymms and Iler work to keep

skills are improving rapidly.

the team together early on Saturday

such great success if it were not for Mme

The 4th team comprised of all 'new

Chabant leading us and teaching us

blood'. All were Year 9s who have come

new skills. With the occasional threats

into Senior School witll a sense of

in both English and French, she still led

courage and new found determination

us safely through the season undefeated

that has been showcased on the courts.

and at trainings she taught us to never

Considering that for many players,

underestimate our opponents, even if

this was their first time playing APS

they were wearing sandals.

Badminton, they performed well. They

The 2nd Blues came through the season evenly in terms of their wins and losses. The Blues have had some strong competition through the season, however they have continued to prove that they are gracious in defeat and humble in victory. With a few new additions to the 2nd Blue they have proven to be most competitive and are not to be

won a few games, and even though they lost more than they won overall, they gained valuable experience during

mornings. To our main coaches, George and Mim Lee and Laura Jelfs, many of the girls Ilave worked closely with you and we have greatly appreciated what you have done to improve our playing and sportsmanship. We hope to repay your kindness with more undefeated medals next season. Morgan Kerambrun and Claire Rogers Co-Captains

their journey and developed skills which will see them succeed in the future. For many of our badminton players who also started playing in Year 9, we cannot wait to see the timidness of their playing be replaced with fierce hitting and cunning

BOYS 3RD BADMINTON TEAM : 2nd Row: Mr George Lee (Coach), Daniel Nagle, Daniel Mcdonald, James Bi"ings, Dan Ross, Mark Jangprasit 1st Row: Nikolas Jeremic, Vin Eu Hor, Ho Yeung Lam, Nicholas Quail Absent: Rob Waterhouse

GIRLS 2ND BLUE BADMINTON TEAM : 2nd Row: Ne"i Gao, Savanna Sharrock, Vanda Fletcher, Ke"y Speakman, A"y Luppino 1st Row: Lucy Walsh

GIRLS 3RD BADMINTON TEAM:

BOYS 4TH BADMINTON TEAM :

GIRLS 4TH BADMINTON TEAM :

2nd Row: Lexie Ragg, Laura Mackenzie, Ho"y Russe", Mme Tymms (Coach)

2nd Row: Stewart Saunders, Sebastian Mcmi"an, Felix Koutsoukis, Kasra Reja

2nd Row: Ms Laura Jelfs (Coach), Isabe"a Xu, Alannah Kreidl, Kelly Ao, E"en Wang

1st Row: Siobhan Plowman, Emma Tlng

1 st Row: Adrian Yip, Steven Ung

1 st Row: Audrey Yiu, Morgan Griffiths, E"ena Fung

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asketball

BOYS 1ST BASKETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Jayden Barber, Cody Craven, Adam Guala, Daniel McDonald 1st Row: Nikolas Jeremic, Nicholas Quail (Captain) , MrTim O'Leary (Coach), Taylor Bett (Vice Captain), Dean Jeremic

BOYS BASKETBALL REPORT

saw multiple wins throughout the season. Coming from a group of Year 1O's and

n previous years at The Geelong

11 's playing in the 1st Division last year,

College, we have been aiming to

to a group of Year 11 's and 12 's playing in

develop and produce a stronger

the 2nd Division this year, we have seen

and more competitive overall level of

some great success. After many years

basketball. The 2012 season has seen

of playing together we have built a great

great success from many teams across

bond on the court, knowing how each

a range of levels. The College entered

other play and each other's strengths

6 boys' basketball teams into the APS

and weaknesses. This cohesion certainly

competition this season with 9C (Coach:

made us a strong competitor against the

Cameron Bennett), 10C (Coach: Joshua

other APS schools.

Beaumont). 10B (Coach: Deanna Smith). 5th team(Coach: AI Smith), 3rd team(Coach: Nathan Friend) and the 1st team(Coach: Tim O'Leary).

The 1st team finished their College Basketball career on a positive note. They have all worked hard and the improvements made have been incredible. All players should be commended for their commitment to the basketball program . I wish all returning basket bailers the best for 201 3.

Nick Quail Captain

Week after week, each team trained hard and this showed when they came to the court. The Year 9's and 10's demonstrated great potential, as many of

The basketball program saw many wins

them will be moving into senior basketball

week to week and a steady increase of

next season which certainly indicates that

talent by all teams over the season. The

Geelong College Basketball has a bright

1st set a high standard, only losing one

future with many talented players set to

game throughout the short season. This

be improving upon their skills over the

rubbed off onto all other teams, as each

course of 2012.

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GIRLS 1ST BASKETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Sarah Meager, Lauren Heyward, Alana Hocking, Mr Dale Carroll (Coach) 1 st Row: Olivia Skinner, Zoe Vaughan (Captain), Danielle Roberts

GIRLS BASKETBALL REPORT

spirit and sportsmanship. This year's 1st team has been such a

asketball this season has

pleasure to be a part of as we fought out

been extremely promising for

every game to the very last second. A

future years of basketball at

College with all girls making significant

new uniform this year meant a fresh start from last year's season and saw the girls,

improvements in both their skills and

new and old, determined to etch up at

teamwork. All teams should be proud

least one win on the board.

of their efforts this season with many achieving pleasing results.

The girls should be commended on such a fine effort for the season; not only did

The 3rd team encountered much variety

we win our first game in the 1st Division

in terms of team members week to week

for a great number of years but we

point in a game even if we were down by a significant margin. We continually made the opposing team work for their wins and never showed our disappointment if we encountered a loss, which is a great credit to the girls' strength of character. Throughout the season many of our girls improved in leaps and bounds as we gelled as a team and each week individually worked on refining our skills with our dedicated coaches. The season consisted of many young

as girls graciously filled in for various

actually won 2 games against Mentone

guns coming up from the Inters and

other teams. Despite this, the team,

Grammar and Ivanhoe and lost by close

many of our seniors playing out their final

coached by Abby Schrader were very

margins to many very well-practiced

seasons of winter sport for the school. All

successful , winning many of their games;

teams. Personal improvements were

players, including Alana Hocking, Shaan

their best result being a 34 to 4 win

definitely made, such as superstar Sarah

Blythe, Sarah Meager, Olivia Skinner,

against Carey Grammar.

Meager who scored a season best

Georgia Zaleski , Danielle Roberts, Lauren

14 points in the final game of the last

Heyward, Lucy Campbell, Ella Wood,

The Inter B team also had a varying group of girls as many were given the

weekend.

opportunity to play 1sts throughout the

We may not have been the strongest in

season. Coached by Kylie Morrissy and

the competition by a long stretch but I

even with some of their team mates

believe our girls should be so proud of

absent, the team still played valiantly and

the sportsmanship and determination that

challenged their opposition with great

each and every one of us showed at any

Abbey Newton , Bea Fraser and Maddie White all put in 100% each week even if they were just filling in and I would like to thank all of the girls for the effort put in each week no matter how talented our oppOSition was.

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A special mention must go to our star,

Also a massive thank you to our coaches

Finally to the girls, thank you so much

Maddy White, who is actually a 1st

Abby Schrader and Kylie Morrissey who

for such an unforgettable final season of

netballer who filled in for a few of our

made sure we were as tired as ever after

College sport for me. It has been such an

games and really helped us over the

each training session and really improved

honour playing with such a lovely bunch

line with a combination of her complete

our skills and aggression as a team

of girls and I wish you the best of luck

dominance and amazing teamwork.

throughout the season.

for the seasons to come as you build on

Of course the season wouldn't

Huge thanks to our main coach, Paul

have been as successful as it was

O'Brien, who continually encouraged

Without the amazing organisation and

us to try our best and work on our

encouragement from the Basketball Co-

game rather than worry about the final

ordinator Mr Carroll whose sandwiches

scoreboard; we truly couldn't have had

were a winner at the basketball spreads

the success we did without such brilliant

each week and whose countless efforts

coaching, so thank you.

what we have accomplished this season. Zoe Vaughan Captain

haven't gone unnoticed.

2nd Row: Mr Nathan Friend (Coach), Harrison Bowler, Brady Harmon, Macklen Barker, Jeremy Edwards, Kyle Booth

GIRLS 3RD BASKETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Mrs Abby Schrader (Coach), Vivian Tao, Samantha Lim, Lucy Campbell, Annabelle Chrimes

1st Row: David Jelfs, Adam Sen an

1 st Row: Now Patcharapond , Elena Fung , Kelly Ao

BOYS 3RD BASKETBALL TEAM

Absent: Beatrice Fraser, Lauren Heyward

BOYS 5TH BASKETBALL TEAM

INTER B GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Mr AI Smith (Coach), Fred Chan, Angus Manning, Jye Osborn, Andrew Mcglade

1 st Row: Irene Wang , Beata Chen

1st Row: Matthew Lam, Oscar Lei

Absent: Kylie Morrissy (Coach), Tira Keddie

2nd Row: Abby Newton, Georgia Zaleski, Ella Wood, Olivia Skinner

Absent: James Grant, Alex Livermore

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YEAR 10B BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM

YEAR 10C BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Patrick Crisp, Nicholas Malishev, Lewis Robilliard, Robert Torode

2nd Row: Harrison McMaster, Dean Jeremic, Mike Moore, Sebastian Acosta RUlz, Joshua Beaumont (Coach)

1st Row: Rhys Williams, Robert Fowler, Mitchell Stewart

1st Row: Robert Britt, Kevin Ni, Harrison Booth

Absent: Deanna Smith (Coach), Jackson Breer, Tom Mcgowan

Absent: Paddy Mcevoy, Hugh Neerhut

Y EAR 9B BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM

YEAR 8 BOYS BASK ETBALL T EAM

2nd Row: Mr Cam Bennett (Coach), Sam Bartlett, Albert Su

2nd Row: Lachlan Minahan, Max Dawe, Uam Turnbull , James Johnstone (Coach)

1st Row: Steven Ung, Kasra Reja, Davis Kontelj

1st Row: Patrick Hurley, Dayne Jackson, Morgan Belt

YEAR 8A BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM

YEAR 7A BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Ethan Braslis, Mr Tim O'Leary (Coach), Noah Sebastian

2nd Row: Dylan Yelland, Mr Ian Henricus (Coach), Cooper Mathews

1 st Row: Matthew Malishev, Jordan O'Leary, Jordy Edwards, Jared Boyce

1st Row: Nathan Gao, Harrison Breer, Bryce Newton, Jason Sun

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ootball

m ST XVIII FOOTBALL TEAM

3rd Row: Max Steinfort, Jackson Ramus, Frazer Stewart, Tom Morrison, Isaac Crawley, Harry Graham , James Koroneos, Tom Jackson, William Couch, Jacob Jess, Harrison Mann 2nd Row: Hamish Seller, Ernest Beckley, Thomas Welleman, William May, Tom Atkins, Jack Steel, Blake Sutterby, Harry Kershaw, Austin Sutterby, Braeden Eddy, Joe Couch 1st Row: Jack Curnow, Andrew Batarilo, Monty Cole, Sam Russell, Tom Rogan, John Simson (Captain) , Angus Widdicombe, Will Langley, Daniel Batarilo, Joe Maishman, Lachlan Cameron Absent: Troy Mitchell (Coach), Dan Ross

his winter, the 1ST XVIII won 2

competition and losing many good

footballers, to run out victorious with a

out of 10 games, The two wins

players to injuries throughout the year

5 goal win . In the last game we lost to

came against Wesley College in

meant that we only managed to record

Haileybury but there were many positives

round 5 and Carey Grammar in round 10.

one more victory. A trip to Cairns in the

to come out of the season. Before the

During the first month we struggled to

middle of the year enabled us to get to

season started there was only nine boys

win a game, recording losses to reigning

know each other better and work on our

that had played a 1st XVIII game before

premiers, St Kevin's College, Melbourne

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Grammar, and Brighton Grammar. We

3 wins from 3 games during the camp,

debutants an opportunity to display their

lost by a disappointing 9 points to the

the boys felt they had improved their

talent and abilities throughout the season .

runner's up of the competition, and our

season and were ready to tackle the last

'arch rivals', Geelong Grammar in a game

three games. For our first game back

many would argue was winnable. Round

after the break, the boys recorded a

5 saw our first and most comfortable

close loss to Scotch College in a game

victory by 70 points over Wesley College.

that was within our grasp until the final

Our star forward, Angus Widdicombe

minutes. We went down by two goals

bagged 8 goals on this particular day.

but the following week saw us record our

The boys battled hard for the rest of the season but given it was a tough

best result, beating a star studded Carey Grammar, which boasted many good

By the end of the season, the side had started to figure out what it takes to be a good competitive team and with many Year 11 's and 1O's featuring in many of the best players this season, next season is sure to be a positive one. Up forward was the always reliable goal kicking of Angus Widdicombe, Will Couch and Dan Batarilo. Through the midfield we saw

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Tom Atkins, Joe Maishman, Will May,

outstanding level that this competition

coacll Mick Mullen and his assistants

Andy Batarilo and the Sutterby boys,

truly does hold.

Mitchell Reid and James Friend.

The 2ND XVIII had another challenging

The 2012 football season saw a mixed

year with strong competition but they

range of results for the Year 9 and 10

were never disgraced and were able to

footballers . An innovative change to the

Austin and Blake, battle solidly. Before the season started many wondered who would ruck for the team and James Koroneos battled manfully, showing that he will dominate the competition ne t season. Down back, the boys showed resilience and determination week in and week out, providing great protection. This included efforts from Jacob Jess, Tom Rogan, Tom Wellemen, Tom Jackson, Harry Mann, Lachie Cameron and Tom Morrison. The swing, as they liked to be called, put their body on the line whenever called upon and included; Will Langley, Joe Couch, Josh Saunders, Monty Cole, Sam Russel, Dan Ross and Jack Steel.

come up witll three excellent wins in the

team structure provided an opportunity

latter part of the season. The season

for students to compete at a level in

started against Haileybury and playing

which they could challenge their skills

away, the team lost narrowly with Andrew

and be competitive. For the first time

Batarilo playing a fine game. The second

Year 9's were permitted to test their skills

match was against St Kevin's College

in the Year 10A competition which is a

and although the team never gave up

very challenging standard of football,

they were well beaten by a very strong

whilst many Years 1O's were given an

St Kevin's side. The boys travelled

opportunity to taste senior APS football .

again, this time to Geelong Grammar with great expectations of victory but were beaten by a determined Geelong Grammar outfit. On the road again to Mentone Grammar and to unfortunately

The Year 9 squad, under the guidance ot Mark Worthington and Daniel Lowther, saw massive improvement throughout the year. The players understanding and commitment to team structures and

This season has allowed the team to

encounter another loss, but it was a close

shape up for the next few seasons. I

match with excellent contributions from

believe they will encounter much more

the whole team. Brighton Grammar and

success and have loved every moment

Xavier College were too strong for The

The Year 1OB team, which consisted

of playing with this team. Clear standouts

Geelong College, but against Wesley

of both Year 9 and 10 footballers,

throughout the year were Tom ('The Bear)

the team played some terrific football

developed a strong sense of camaraderie

Atkins winning out the Best & Fairest

going down by 9 points with Harry Mann

despite many large defeats due to

Award , James (John) Koronoes, runner

and Jack Steel playing excellent games.

inconsistent attendances. They did

up in the Best & Fairest Award, and Tom

Just before the end of Term 2, the team

manage some wins throughout the

Rogan who was able to be selected

played Geelong Grammar again and

season and the College was made proud

emergency in the APS team. A huge

reversed the result from earlier in the

on many occasions by the way these

thanks must go to out trainers, Shane

season; a fine effort indeed. After the

boys represented themselves through

Lowther, Mark Brown and Trevor Bartlett

holidays the team won 2 of their last

their sportsmanship, spirit, commitment

who were always there to strap us up

3 matches beating Caulfield Grammar

and courage.

and always had an encouraging word to

and Haileybury to finish the season

The Year 10A competition was a

say and also to Mick Atkins and Peter

strongly. Many thanks go to coach Peter

much faster pace with bigger bodies

Murrihy for training us every Tuesday and

Murrihy who was ably assisted by Jason

amongst the big football schools.

Thursday Night. Jason Armistead was

Armistead and to the parents who helped

Despite a challenging start to the year,

able to teach us so much about football

with officiating duties, especially Andrew

copping some massive defeats early,

and was a beloved assistant coach ,

Steel.

as we have in previous years, our boys

The 3RD XVIII played in the 5ths

acquitted themselves exceptionally

competition this season and had an

well. Demonstrating commitment and

excellent year recording 7 wins in their

intensity at every training session our

10 matches. Admittedly, 4 of those wins

boys produced some well-fought, if

Kane Purcell, who always took the time to gloat about when the midfield was on top , was also a much loved assistant. To Troy Mitchell, our Senior Coach who made the season possible with his commitment and knowledge of the game being second to none; thank you. And to our parents, who cooked food for every home game and travelled up the highway every second weekend to support us and to Mr. Clifford who made tris season possible, a huge thanks to all of you who helped out. Before the season, many boys had not played consistent APS footy so it was good to see so many boys get an opportunity to play at the

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discipline was evident as they picked up some excellent wins and narrow loses.

were against Geelong Grammar but

not stunning victories against Brighton

who else would we rather play and beat

Grammar, Caulfield Grammar and Scotch

anyway? The team also had wins against

College. Their style of play displayed in

Haileybury, Scotch College and Wesley

the exhibition match against Geelong

College. Tim Mclean was the outstanding

Grammar showcased their skill to the

player in the team this year but he was

whole school, demonstrating many

ably assisted by Rob Waterhouse, Lachie

players readiness to take on APS Senior

Palmer-Hill, Pat Brimacombe, Fraser

football in 2013.

Brierly, Nick Fry, Angus Nicholson and

Well done boys.

Aaron Derkson. The boys had a very enjoyable year and many thanks go

John Simson Captain

SECOND XVI II FOOTBALL TEAM 2n d Row: Peter Murrihy (Coach), James Billings, Harri Sullivan, Jackson Wylie, Angus McKindlay, Sebastian McMillan, Jackson Ramus, Hanry Graham, Liam Walder, Padrick Dowling, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Alexander Shannon, Nicholas Fry, Tom Jackson, Mitchell King 1st Row: Billy Cunningham, Tim McLean, Oliver Neerhut, Sam Walsh, Harry Mann, Jack Steel, Monty Cole, Jack Curnow, Charles Callan

THIRD XVIII FOOTBALL TEAM 2nd Row : Mick Mullen (Coach), James Casey, Alex DeYoung, Alex Wood, Jack West, Felix Koutsouris, Angus Nicholson, Curtis Wynhoven, George Threadgold, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Fraser Brierly, Mitchell Reid (Coach), James Friend (Coach) 1 st Row : Patrick Spinazzola, Moss O'Connor, Alex Livermore, Matthew Lamont, Aaron Derkson, Luke Wood , Vin Hor Eu, Patrick Brimacombe, Shayden Robinson, Andrew Sloan.

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YEAR 1DA FOOTBALL TEAM

YEAR 1DC FOOTBALL TEAM

2n d Row: Kevin Jess (Coach), Tim Hosking, Xavier Seller, Alex WilsOIl, Sam Maries. Angus Wylie, Cody Deppeler, Lachlan Holdsworth, Charles Cumow, Harry Welleman, Nick McGuane, Zaine Cordy, Simeon Flanagan, Nicholas Simson, Nicholas Cayzer, Ben Lehmann (Coach)

2nd Row: Jake Wootton , Jake Mitchell, Fergus Laidlaw, Alex Wilson, Alex Selway, Nelson Brand, Michael De Blaquiere, Liam Watson, Andrew Waterhouse, Sam Russell, Davis George, Ian Sahlstrom (Coach)

1 st Row: Harry Kershaw, Sam Hosking, Harry Dalton, Braedon Eddy, Timmy Wurrawilya, Will Simson, Nick Morwood, Nick Buykx, Sam Griffiths

1 st Row: Harry Mcintyre, Leon Comben, Lachlan Crozier, Harry Gow, Valerian Brunner, Michael Mawson , Hugo Potgieter, William Duffield, Lewis Burns, Julian Kenny, Larry Willett

YEAR 9A FOOTBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Mr Daniel Lowther (Coach), Bryce Jenkins, Brad Fuller, Jack Sheridan, Callum MacKay, Cody Deppeler, Ben Malone, Austin Snarskis, Oscar Radalj, Cooper Bingham, William Shaw, Jacob Morgan 1 st Row: Harry Furphy, David Ruby, Darcy Narita, Jock Slattery, Jack Johnston, Clinton Marawili, Darcy Witcomb, Nick Buykx, Tom Neerhut, Patrick Nagle

YEAR 8 FOOTBALL TEAM

YEAR 7 FOOTBALL TEAM

4th Row: James Waterhouse, Tom Wright, Alex Witherden, Luke Henry, James Gorell, Alexander West, Flynn Vernon, Tom King, Nick Maishman

3rd Row: Bentley Fitzgerald, Ned Mci ntyre, Sam Conway, Oscar Malone, Sam Harris, Matthew Deahl, William Townson , Harry Unkenstein, Mr Brent Cook (Coach)

3rd Row: Sam Coutts, Will Morrison, Josh Grigson , Tyler Castles, Charlie Crozier, Andy Falkiner, Will Lord, Sam Jess, Sam Crozier, Mason Spikers, Charlie Langley, Matthew Jackman

2nd Row: Oliver Manton , Aaron Grose, James Glover, Tom Page, Scott Wylie, James O'Connor, Edward Sillitoe, Eliza Shannon, Liam Chalmers

2nd Row: Brayden Allen, Lachlan Morwood, Max Lazarus, Jasper Bingham, BlaJr Waters, Lachlan Stokie, Reilly Eddy, Lachlan Taylor, Harry Shannon

1 st Row: Lochie Hosking, Albert Kay, Paddy Whittakers, Oscar Brownless, George Johnston, Cooper Hosking, Jake West, Sebastian Courtnay

1 st Row: Alex Nelson, Grant Philpott, Sam Siorach, Jeremy Carruthers, Ben Batarilo, Matthew Synoradski, Tom Burke

Absent: Oscar Luke, Calden Lyons, Henry Hutchins, Rory Radalj, Leyton Mahon, Nick Mackay, Sam Allen

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ockey

BOYS 1ST HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row : Hamish Russell, Joel Barton, Kris Barton, Tom Carman, James Landy, Nicolas Molyneux 1st Row : James Humphries, Guy Fanning (Vice Captain), Mr Ben Gardner (Coach), Kieran Salathiel-Dyke (Captain), Louis Connoley Absent: Luke Durand, Quentin Barrett

BOYS HOCKEY REPORT

he 2012 season, was one with huge gains both individually, and most importantly, as an

experienced team. Sadly, failing to find our feet early on hurt later in the season with the team managing to draw one game before the Term 3 break against

Caulfield , 6-6. This year's 1st squad consisted of Guy Fanning ryC) , Matthew Perkins, Nicholas Molyneux, James Landy, Hamish Russell , Kris Barton, Joel Barton, Luke Durand, Tom Carman, Louis Connoley, James Humphries, Quentin Barrett and myself. Round One saw us play St Kevin's College and we lost 4-0. Very few spectators saw our most contestable game of the season as it was moved due to terribly rainy conditions. This saw us play our hardest fought game for the season against

Caulfield Grammar, drawing 6-6 after

occasion , blood , for this glorious team.

what can only be called "ping-pong

I feel honoured to have been a part A

hockey". We got 2 early goals which set

huge thank you to everyone involved

us up until the near halftime break where

with hockey this year. Our coach , Ben

our defence slipped up leaving us 3-2

Gardiner, provided ongoing support for

down . Both sides fought equally as hard

the team over many years and made

to come to the finishing stalemate. After

us who we are today and helped each

this near taste of glory, the boys were

of us to improve. Than k you to Mr

hungry for a win ; sadly this thirst was

Smith , who took over training sessions

not quenched . A few more close games

when Ben was unable to attend , and

were against Melbourne Grammar,

provided the younger players with some

where we lost, 6-4 in an all-time near

much needed skills and knowledge

upset as these reigning premiers were

that proved useful for the duration

down 4-2 at half time. Finally, we had a

of the season . A big thank you also

couple of close calls losing to Brighton

has to go to Mrs Tol and the Hockey

Grammar and Wesley College 2-1 in

Parents Support Group whose tireless

each game. However, this year was not

work behind the scenes made sure the

about winning . It was a time of mixed

whole operation ran smooth ly. Finally a

emotions as we have now come to the

thank you and farewell to the Year 12s;

end of the season where we must see off

Matthew Perkins, Nicholas Molyneux,

many 4th year players. These boys have

James Landy, Luke Durand , Quentin

given their sweat, tears and, on the rare

Barrett, Kris Barton , Joel Barton, Guy

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Fanning and myself. I hope future

Our new recruits this year, including ;

were under the great guidance of our coach, Warren Harding.

players can step up to the plat e and

Annabel Scott, Tiahna Proebstl, Georgina

make that Geelong College war cry

Calvert, Bronte Connelly, Danielle Ruby,

heard

Claire Rogers, Claudia Crawley and Beth

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke Capta in

the season.

Whittem all proved their worth throughout

With there being no 2nd team th is year, the players separated into two Intermediate teams; Blue and Green, which were both coaclled by Graeme

GIRLS HOCKEY REPORT

Our backline this year saw lots of the ball

Dent. The Inter Blue team had a very

however they still managed to show off

successful season, with many of the

he 1st team enjoyed a great

their skills and keep the scores to under

more experienced players such as Jade

season of Singing and hockey,

10, most of the time. Beth Whittem was

Clutterbuck and Kelly Speakman guiding

despite many disheartening

a standout, using her strong tackles to

their younger teammates to victory

dominate the opposition. The midfielders

resulting in them being undefeated. The

losses. As the season progressed

our team began to focus not on the

never seemed to stand still and could be

girls must be congratulated on this very

scoreboard but on the ever improving

seen running all over the field, working

fine achievement. The Inter Green team fought out their season hard with multiple

skills of our players. The most rewarding

as hard as they could, with Erica White,

experience as Captains was to see the

Jacqui Humphries and Clodagh Taylor

wins and losses across the board . Rose

team grow and develop everlasting

all displaying their impressive talents.

Jennet and Paige Lyall worked hard

Although it may seem that our forwards

throughout the midfield keeping control

were never able to put the ball in the net,

of the ball. We hope to see many of these

friendships. Although not the most successful season, we fought hard every game until the end regardless of the strength of our opposition. In doing so we all intertwined as a team and were rewarded with some very tight draws against Geelong

we are extremely proud of Olivia Garcy

up and coming players improve their skill ~

and Delaney Ryan-Conn who never gave

and continue to develop into fine athletes

up and were always chasing the ball

and hope to see them join our ranks in

against some very talented defence.

the very near future.

From the very first training session we

Stephanie McClelland and Georgina Sambell Co-Captains

Grammar and Caulfield Grammar

knew this was going to be a difficult

respectively.

season, yet this did not alter any players' determination and enthusiasm as we

GIRLS 1ST HOCKEY TEAM 3rd Row: Bronte Connoley, Olivia Garcey, Georgina Calvert, Claudia Crawley 2nd Row: Danielle Ruby, Gabrielle Mitchell, Clodagh Taylor, Beth Whittem, Claire Rogers, Erica White 1 st Row: Delaney Ryan-Conn, Annabel Scott, Steph McClelland (Co-Captain), Mr Warren Harding (Coach), Georgina Sam bell (Co-Captain), Jacqui Humphries, Tiahna Proebstl

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BOYS 2ND HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row: Mr Tom Bridges (Coach). Tanopol Pewpun, Ronan Matthews, Stuart Orford, Sam Snarskis, Jake Blood, Mitchell Dustan 1st Row: Louis Molyneux, James Lay, Alex Baensch, Stewart Saunders

BOYS INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row: Mr Tim Reichl (Coach), Tom O'Connor, Lachlan Savage, Lachlan McDonald, Tom Roe, Sam Porter, Mitchell Dowling, Mitchell Goninon 1 st Row: Baxter Lyons, Nicholas Proebstl, Andy Slattery

Absent: Cameron McKenzie

Absent : Manning Gatwick, Aaron Gomes

GIRLS INTERMEDIATE GREEN HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row : Claudia Crawley, Lucy Murphy, Eliza Fordham, Isla Dobie, Philippa Thorne

GIRLS INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row: Edwina Johnstone (Coach), Emily Nash , Shannessy Ward, Amelia Powell, Simone Brown, Dominique Russell, Rose Jennett

1 st Row: Nina Brown, Charlotte Kay, Tansy Pereira, Kate Speakman, Ivy Cockle

1 st Row: Maysie Sadler, Izzy Summers, Nikki Helm, Poppy Trescowthick Absent: Emma Ring, Paige Lyall, Devmy Panagodage

Absent: Julia Colman, Alexandra Pedersen, Kellie Speakman, Harriet Waters, Jade Clutterbuck, Georgia Blood, Graeme Chapman (Coach)

BOYS YEAR 718 HOCKEY TEAM 2nd Row: Christopher Billings, Lachlan McDonald, Alexander Gregory, Thomas Midgley, Thomas McDonald, Patrick Iredell 1 st Row: Mikhail Landos, Lucas Whittem, William Carr, Hamish Bulford , Lachlan Baenscll, Nicholas Proebstl

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Netball

1ST NETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Maddy Stevens, Zoe Dixon, Maddy White, Amy Sheridan, Alex Bennett, Mrs Julie-Anne Hussey (Coach) 1 st Row: Annabelle Shannon, Emma Blake-Hahnel, Sophie Brand (Captain), Millie Leahy (Vice Captain), Keeley Murrihy, Lucy Bishop

om Day 1, the 1st team have

evident in every third of the court that

been forced to step up and push

we held experience, skill, control and

commended, with 2nd Green coming

ourselves, which gave us our team

discipline. Veteran defending duo Maddie

away with 3 wins, 3rd Green 1 win and

3rd Green and 3rd Blue are also to be

motto of 2012; "Accept the Challenge",

Stevens and Amy Sheridan were able

3rd Blue 4 wins. Intermediate A Blue and

and I'm more than proud to report that

to lead promising new young talents

Green sides experienced success also,

we've experienced the most successful

Emma Blake-Hahnel and Zoe Dixon

both winning more than 50 % of their

season of all winter sports this year- coming

into gelling into the team, whereas the

games. All senior and intermediate sides

away with 4 wins, 1 draw and 5 losses- our

goaling perfectionist, Millie Leahy, and

are to be congratulated on their efforts throughout the season.

best games being our 1 point win against

he power house Maddie White were

Caulfield Grammar, 6 point win against

able to combine their skill and accuracy

Yarra Valley Grammar and highly contested

to dominate the goal ring every week. As

game against Geelong Grammar.

the centre court players Alex Bennett,

Our team was built around a large squad of 15 girls who would all fight for a position in the team every week. By having thiS large handy squad we needed to be consistent, persistent and train harder to earn our spot in the team

Keeley Murrihy and Annabelle Shannon were swapped and changed throughout the season, they still continued to play outstanding netball while under the guidance and control of our 'back bone' Lucy Bishop.

Many thanks are to go to all coaches who put in their time and efforts throughout the season. A special thankyou to our irreplaceable coach Julie Ann "Julez" Hussy, Scott Chirnside , Mrs Porter and the parents for their ongoing support, contribution, organisation, catering and love for netball. You're the driving force behind The Geelong College's netball

because the line-up was always changing

Another pleasing aspect of this season

success and your efforts have never gone

as new combinations were being tried.

was the success of the 2nd Blue girls,

unrecognised by all netballers. I give my

who experienced an undefeated season.

best wishes to the girls for next season.

They are to be congratulated and should

Sophie Brand Captain

The 1st team consisted of a range of Year 10 to Year 12 girls with the older girls gUiding the new girls. It was always

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be very proud of their efforts. 2nd Green,

2N D GREEN NETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Grace Clarke, Eliza Panckridge, Hannah Kent-Spark, Laura Brodie, Hannah Portogallo

2ND BLUE NETBALL TEAM

1st Row: Georgia Del Rio, Molly Forshaw

1 st Row: Sophie Faulkner (Coach), Stephanie McClelland, Annabelle

Absent: (Coach) Mrs Amanda Jackman

Shannon, Keeley Murrihy

3RD NETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Ms Prue Harvey (Coach), Kameiko Gray, Arabella Doery, Lucy Duffield, Hannah Morrow

3RD GREEN NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Ella Fenton, J-Mara McDonald, Stephanie Wood, Melody Philpott, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Georgia Hughes, Lucy McDonald

1 st Row: Alicia Barnes, Nellie Gao, Han Trinh , Fiona Riley, Katie Appelbe, Tayla Nott

1st Row: Jacqueline Grange, Hannah Peace

INTER A GREEN NETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Olympia Wild, Ellie Drayton, Julia Mann, Lucy Brownless, Georgia Hosking, Alannah Kreidl, Ms Sarah Breed (Coach)

INTER B GREEN NETBALL TEAM

1 st Row: Georgia Doery, Alex Lever, Amanda lannou, Claudia Conway

1 st Row: Rebecca Bath, Emma Threadgold, Jassie Salveson , Emile Joubert

2nd Row: Alice McGregor, Bronte Panckridge, Ruby Brownless, Georgi Osbourne

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INTER C NETBALL TEAM

INTER D NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Bella Greene, Phoebe Niven, Lucy Allinson , Rebecca Finlay, Sophie Young, Ebony Sefton

2nd Row : Sophie Weaver, Madeline Colman, Elizabeth Hanrahan, Mrs Jenny D'Altera (Coach), Elizabeth Klein, Olivia Leontiades

1 st Row: Wendy Zhu, Abby Andrew, Alexa Bedford

1 st Row: Tiffany Wong, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Arcadia De Young

Absent: (Coach) Ms Emily Koroneos

INTER A NETBALL TEAM

INTER B NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Grace Forshaw, Louisa Cheatley, Ella Vernon, Zoe Gorell, Tegan Edwards, Jarah McCarthy (Coach)

2nd Row: Laura Peebles, Isadora Hanley, Riley Van Ingen, Alyx Clifton, Abby Brierly, Mrs P Porter (Coach)

1 st Row: Morgan Perry, Summer Spikers, Emily Jackson, Katie-Rose Campbell

1 st Row: Harshini Baskaran, Emma Carruthers, Lilli Moran

JUNIOR A GREEN NETBALL TEAM

JUNIOR A BLUE NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Molly Mclaughlin, Bridget Mapleson, Nikita Collard, Eliza Crawford, Laura Cayzer

2nd Row: Molly McLaughlin, Claudia Cheatley, Nikita Collard , Eliza Lawson, Ruby Buchanan

1 st Row: Paige Sutterby, Samantha Simson, Jade Davie, Lucy Fyffe, Emma Furphy

1 st Row: Louise McDonald, Grace Stewart, Layla Murrihy, Lilli Balaam, Aleisha Mauderer

Coach: Mrs Serena O'Brien

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JUNIOR B GREEN NETBALL TEAM

JUNIOR B BLUE NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Maddie Evans, Kate Hall, Brie Wheeldon

2nd Row: Katherine Guthrie, Ashley Bell, Emma Gorell, Lucinda Milner, Charlotte Hastings

1st Row: Bibi Holten, Claudia Rose, Sophie Newnham, Claire Goldsack

1 st Row: Aurelia Pereira, Maddison Carr, Michaela Ryan, Jessica Fitzpatrick Coach : Ms Kathryn Vickers

JUNIOR C NETBALL TEAM

JUNIOR D NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Amy Christian, Alicia Newton, Tahlia Rowbottom, Meg Blundy-Jones, Amy You, Titania Mayer

2nd Row: Olivia Anderson, Monique Wiener, Georgie McKinnon, Lily Potter

1 st Row: Ruby Gow, Brittany Neate, Brianna Perry, Ellie Wynhoven, Isabel Tierney

1 st Row: Lily Matern, Roxy Sefton, Taylia Reedy, Mia Harris, Charlotte Consedine

Coach : Ms Stevie Symonns

Coach: Mrs Sue Daly

PRIMARY NETBALL TEAM

PRIMARY 2 NETBALL TEAM

2nd Row: Jade Kurien , Claire Morrison, Ava Gorell, Felicity Heyward

2nd Row: Rachel Rowbottom, Neddy Blight, lona Bulford

1 st Row: Katherine Klein, Courtney Bartlett, Sophie Tol, Behlana Robinson

1 st Row: Georgie Roderick, Rosy Brierly, Laura Billings

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Snowsports

lue skies and white runs

coming in 2nd in Snowboard GS and

welcomed the Victorian

1st in Boardercross. Mollie went on to

Interschool's competitors to Mt

Nationals to compete, however Mardi

Buller on August 26st to 31 st. Five Prep

was unable to attend. At Perisher, Mollie

school and four Senior school students

placed 1st and 11 th in the Snowboard

raced in both skiing and snowboarding

GS and Boarder Cross events

events, demonstrating their commitment

respectfully. She went on to train and

to the sport, their impressive skill and for

competed in the New Zealand Nationals

students that entered the competition

and was awarded a 'Local Sporting

for the first time, their preparedness

Champions Grant' from the AIS in

to try something new. The Division 2

recognition of her talent. Harry Welleman

boys' team, comprised of Ben Tyler, Will

participated in the Cross-country finals

Golightly and Harry Welleman, came

and placed 4th overall. The Victorian Inter

3rd in all three events that they raced in,

schools event is a big one, drawing over

which saw them being selected to go to

6000 event entries. While our team was

Nationals, held at Perisher, where they

small, they raced with determination and

performed admirably and achieved a

pride for which we are proud of them.

top 10 position in all three events. Mollie

Congratulations to all College students

Fernandez and Mardi Stapleton placed

who represented the school in the

3rd and 4th in their events, with Mollie

Victorian and National Championships.

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...

Soccer

BOYS 1ST SOCCER TEAM 2nd Row: Timothy Wong, Harry Forsyth, William Cailes, Peter Angliss, Charlie Medic, Jack Shembrey 1 st Row: Mitchell Stewart, Daniel Batarilo, Alexander Certoma (Captain), Mr Tim Watson (Coach), Shane Jacob, Mark Pisankitvanich Absent: Christopher Nixon (Vice Captain)

BOYS SOCCER REPORT

hat a year this was! After

Melbourne Grammar as we only lost

half time fired up to get our first win of

2-1.

season and it paid instant dividends

four years playing in the

The next few games produced some

2nd's competition the 1st

inconsistent results. We were able to

as we scored directly from kick off. We held on to record our first win of the season 4-3 and only the 4th in the

team was finally entered in the 1st

score goals but defensive lapses cost

Division this year. We went into the

us dearly conceding a number of goals

first game against St Kevin's College,

in a short period of time. We returned

not really knowing what to expect. We

to action in Term 3 at home against

provided a solid first half going into the

Scotch College. The effects of the long

break 2-0 down. The final score of 7-0

break were evident as we lost by our

didn't accurately reflect our effort and

biggest margin. Against the eventual

the first half showed us that we could

champions, we played well for the first

The 2nd team had an up-and-down

certainly compete with the teams in

60 minutes, being down only 5-2 but

season. There were some very good

this league.

we missed two fantastic chances at

results mixed with some disappointing

goal.

losses. They finished the season with

We had high hopes of winning our next game against Geelong Grammar;

We went into our last game at home

however things didn't go to plan and

against a mid -placed Haileybury without

we lost the game 6-2. We did build on

much optimism about getting a result.

our performance the week before by

However, we did not disappoint, giving

scoring two goals. Our best defensive

the crowd a first half to remember

performance of the year came against

with the score 3-0. We came out of

history of Geelong College Soccer in the 1st Division. Great thanks go to Michael Opperman and Tim Watson for coaching us throughout the year and improving us as a team and as individual players.

5 wins and 5 losses. The highlight of the year came in the last game where they came back from a goal down to eventually snatch a victory with the winner coming in the dying minutes of the game. This game was an apt way to

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send off the Year 12s. Thanks must go

very disciplined approach as fitness and

to the coach Mr. Kevin Flanagan for his

skill work was his main focus.

time and effort in every training session and during all matches.

The number of players in the Year 9

demonstrated by all teams. The first girls' team, coached by Mr. Fabio D'Agostin knew from the

squad was diminished due to injuries

beginning that we faced a very tough

After a gruelling start to the season

and players selected for the 1st squad.

season. With all but four of the players

the 3rd team managed to pull in some

The players improved their skills as

new to the league, we were thrown

impressive performances. The final

the year progressed and overall it was

straight into the deep end in our first

squad was not finalised until the third

a satisfying season with 7 wins and 2

game of the season. A highlight for

week due to injuries in the 1st and 2nd

losses. Many thanks must go to Mr.

the season came in round four against

squads. After saying goodbye to Kevin

Kovacev as his work with tile boys

Assumption College. With a home

Harry, our coach for the most part of

certain ly paid dividends.

game, the girls were very enthusiastic to

the season, we were introduced to Ben

Alex Certoma

make our mark on the game. Drawn nil

Collyer a former Collegian himself. With

Captain

all at half time, the girls came together

GIRLS SOCCER REPORT

displaying exceptional ski lls and team

the new training techniques that quickly whipped us into shape we soon began to see some scoreboard results. At the end of the season we had managed 2 draws and 2 wins. The Year 10 side had a stellar year

and all played well above expectations

work for the remainder of the match;

he 2012 soccer season has been

unfortunately a win was not to be the

one with many ups and downs.

case with a lucky score that could have

All of the girls must be highly

gone either way. The results for the

commended for the way they handled

second half of the season did not do

They won all games comfortably, except

the significant leap into the exceptional

justice to the continual hard work put

for one. ThiS was a hard fought draw

standard of the teams in the 1st

in by the girls both at training and every

Division. It allowed for another fantastic

game.

must go to coach David Anderson who

season, reinforced by the outstanding

The girls put on another great show

effectively trained a large squad with a

commitment, determination and resilience

at home against Mentone Grammar in

going through the season undefeated.

against Haileybury. Congratulations

GIRLS 1ST SOCCER TEAM 2nd Row: Vanda Fletcher, Sophie Oesborough, Brydie Rankin, Eliza McGrath, Ellen Porter, Sophie Rada/j, Maeve Rolland, Sarah Cielesh 1 st Row: Morgan Kerambrun, Haley Cielesh, Sabrina Lewicki, Annabel Sloane, Laura Walker, Jemima Hutchins, Georgina Skuza, Georgia Wilson Absent: Mr Fabio O'Agostin (Coach)

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round seven. With the final tally a c lose

played with high spirit and a positive

the last game where the girls came

3-0, it showed th e advantage the girls

attitud e. Coach, Halil Sweeney, allowed

together to defeat Hailebury 6-0. With

receive when playing at home and the

the girls to enjoy their soccer and

continual high goal scoring from Sophie

invaluable experi ence they had already

improve their skills by always being very

Clark and Angelica Wootton, the Inter

gained in thi s league . Although it was

encouraging from the sidelines. Many

girls have demonstrated that the future

no t a win, the team's defiant attitude

highly skilled players including Steffie

of Girls' Soccer at the College is in good hands.

saw us continually match teams of

Thomson and Kate Buttler showed that

a higher calibre. Mr O'Agost in must

Girls' Soccer at The Geelong College

be acknowledged for his infectious

has great potential in the future .

positivity and repeated reassuran ce that with our mind on the job , we cou ld go very close to matching so me highly skilled soccer teams.

On behalf of all three girls soccer teams this year, I would like to acknowledge

The Inter B girls were the most

and thank the dedication, enthusiasm

successful team of the season with

and knowledge shown by all coaches,

five w ins, a draw and two losses. Their

and also show our appreciation for the

dedication to training demonstrated

parents who came and supported the

the hard work and determination that

girls on the sideline all season.

competition and had a great seaso n,

underpinned their very commendable

recording two wins and a draw from

season. Coached by Mr. Andrews, all

Laura Walker Captain

The 2nd team played in the 3rd

eight games. The girls shou ld be

must be congratu lated on what was

commended on all games which were

a wonderful season, summed up by

BOYS 2NDS SOCCER TEAM

GIRLS 2NDS SOCCER TEAM

2nd Row: Mr David Lohaus (Coach), Callum Jenkins, Rowan Baldam , Max Payne, Sam Obrien-Church, Callum Narita, Matthew McGrath

2nd Row: Steffie Thomson, Madeleine Brown , Sarah Cook, Kate Butler, Corina Palmer, Emily Angliss, Alexandra Luppino, Alexandra Jablonsky, Lucy McKie

1st Row: Edwin Lau, Will O'Donnell, Kevin Flanagan (Coach), Dean Barber, Mitchell Stewart Absent: Ed Bennison, Tom Brennan , Max Varley

1st Row: Emma Nixon, Emma Griffiths, Lexie Ragg, Ulli Cashman, Annie Foley Absent: Ms Halil Sweeney (Coach), Jessica Sercombe

BOYS 3RDS SOCCER TEAM

INTER GIRLS SOCC ER TEAM

2nd Row: Callum Jenkins, Brian Rafferty, Tom Lever, Jackson Deahl , Sam Salt-Hill , Nathanial Malishev

2nd Row: Sophie Klein, Sophie Clark, Elana Berton, Meg Kent-Spark, Isabella Spinazzola, Erin Bourke

1st Row: Lam Ho Yeung, Mark Jangprasit, Kevin Harry (Coach), Liam Forrest, Henry Beaumont-Kelly

1st Row: Angelica Wootton, Sarah Smith

Absent: Omar Alhadi, Alan Thomas, Nicholas Hvidberg

Absent: Mr Mark Andrews (Coach), Isabelle Bennison, Johanna McDonald, Ellen Wang, Amelia Fitzgerald, Alexandra Jablonsky

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YEAR 10 BOYS SOCCER TEAM

YEAR 9 BOYS SOCCER TEAM

2nd Row : Michael Wiener, Toby Profitt, Hugh Bell, Fraser Wishart, Aaron Ward, Joshua Haskett, Zac Yeaman, Mr David Anderson (Coach)

2nd Row: Mr Eddie Kovacev (Coach), Robert Fowler, Mark Kovacev, Ben Robinson, Brandon Clutterbuck, Mitchell McAllister, Will Knuckey, Lachlan McPherson

1 st Row: Jack Calvert, Alex Divola, Angus Tan, Alec Attwood, James Ragg , Henry Beaumont-Kelly Absent: Matthew Applebe, Uam Forrest, Leo Jegatheesan, Douglas Horn

1 st Row: Adrian Yip, Sam Hvidberg, Xavier Consedine, Oscar BeaumontKelly Absent: Tom Deahl

YEAR 7/8 BOYS A SOCCER TEAM

YEAR 7/8 BOYS B SOCCER TEAM

2nd Row: Thomas Yang, Ian Bell, Cary Foley, Patrick Molloy, Kade Cullen , Thomas Flanagan

2nd Row: Alexander Morrow, Thomas Murray, James Cole, Angus Reese, Tim Torode, Mitchell Jones, Hamish Manning

1 st Row: Declan Skuza, Leo Hanley, Max Chappell, Edward Arundell, Hamson Brown, Nicholas Manton, Allen Miao

1 st Row: James Bennett-Hullin, William Carey, Charlie Horoch , Uam Brown, Angus McDonald, Cooper Haskett, Endre Padanyi

Coach: Mr Nicholas Brimacombe

Coach : Mr Michael Longmuir

YEAR 7/8 BLUE GIRLS SOCCER TEAM

YEAR 7/8 GIRLS SOCCER TEAM

2nd Row: Katya Boness, Alana Walder, Britanny Fowler, India Watson

2nd Row: Izzy Greer, Summer Russell, Edith Arc-Dekker

1 st Row: Izzy Greer, Rebecca McGrath, Melis Layik, Millie McArthur, Rachael Goy, Grace Newnham, Constance Potts

1 st Row: Jessica Mclachlan, Gemma Savage, Bronte Smith, Mardi Stapleton, Mimi Fitzsimmons

Coach : Mr Santo Tripodi

Coach: Ms Dani Nyikos

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Athletics

GIRLS APS ATHLETICS

3rd Row: Stephanie Baker, Sarah Smith, Ella Fenton, Titania Mayer, Brydie Rankin, Olivia Garcey, Claudia Conway, Melody Philpott, Alana Hocking , Amy Sheridan, Georgina Calvert, Eliza Lawson, Alannah Kreidl, Aleisha Mauderer, Megan Wallace 2nd Row: Jessica McLachlan, Summer Spikers, Felicity Heyward, Eliza Shannon, India Watson , Katie-Rose Campbell, Claire Goldsack, Lucy Fyffe, Julia Mann, Annabelle Shannon, Isabel Tierney, Charlotte Kay, Annaliese Alexander, Jessica Fitzpatrick 1 st Row: Maddison Carr, Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Coach), Mr G Donovan (Teacher in Charge), Philippa Weetman (Vice Captain), Laura Walker (Captain), Emily Fuller (Vice Captain), Mrs L Russell (Prep School Athletics Co-ordinator), Mr D Curnow (Coach), Ulli Balaam Absent: Indie Melvin, Nyah Burrell, Charlotte Hastings, Angela Morris, Mimmi Balaam, Jade Davie, Bibi Holten, Brianna Perry Absent Coach es: Mr M Fountain, Mrs M Barnes, Mr J Horoch, Ms H Mavros, Ms J Panckridge, Mr TRead , Mr H Roberts, Mr M Saunders, Mr M Torpey, Ms C Jeffreys, Ms M Booth, Ms M Cole, Ms S Guy, Mr W Harris, Mr N Lomas, Ms K Lomas, Mr F Russell, Mr A Bigelow, Ms E Curnow, Mr N Hodgson, Mr G Curnow

GIRLS ' ATHLETICS

he 2012 athletics season has been challenging and fulfilling for all members of the girls squad.

The positive numbers and involvement of our younger athletes were notable in the

Term 3 competitions at Landy Field. All groups trained hard for twelve weeks and improved their skills and performances. I was immensely proud of the way the girls fought all season for the extra centimetre, regardless of whether they were first or last. It is this message the team took into the APS Final and our equal fourth place showed that every athlete's contribution was vital to the overall team performance.

Our girls' willingness to compete in

Sheridan, Georgie Calvert, Eliza Lawson

multiple events allowed us to take on

and Mimmi Balaam. The Under 15 4

the larger, stronger teams from the other

x 100m relay team set a new School

APS schools. Throughout the day some

Record in winning their event.

excellent and courageous performances and an impressive fourteen personal bests were recorded. Those who did very well in a number of events included Summer Spikers , Katie-Rose Campbell, Alannah Kreidl, Jade Davie, Lucy Fyffe and Angela Morris. Shot putters Alana Hocking, Melody Philpott, Olivia Garcey and Nyah Burrell must be commended for placing first in their respective shot puts. Other athletes to finish in the top

At the Athletics Dinner, Team Contribution awards recognised the significant efforts of Mimmi Balaam , Isabel Tierney, Aleisha Mauderer, Jade Davie and Summer Spikers this season. Special appreciation went to Mark McPherson and the Athletics Parents Support Group for their dedication to the welfare of the squad with the provision of the Landy Field canteen and enjoyable social functions.

three were Emily Fuller, Ella Fenton, Amy

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BOYS A PS AT HLETICS 3rd Row: Harry Shannon, Lachlan McPherson, Jack Shembrey, Cody Deppeler, Sam Maries, Max Steinfort, Isaac Crawley, Adam Guala, Zalne Cordy, Sam Walsh, William Couch, Simeon Flanagan, Cary Foley, Nick Fry, Shayden Robinson 2nd Row: Tom Page, Mason Spikers, Ben Robinson, Matthew Malishev, Sam Goodear, Sam Russell, William May, Harry Dal ton, Patrick Bnmacombe, Ian Bell, Nick Morwood, MacKenZie Chnmes, Grant Philpott, Andy Falklner 1 st Row: Tom Shembrey, Mat1hew Synoradzki, Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Coach), Mr G Donovan (Teacller in Charge), Matthew Lamonl (Captain), Mrs L Russell (Prep School Athletics Co-ordinator), Mr D Curnow (Coach), James Glover, James O'Connor, Declan Skuza A bsent: Jeremy Edwards (Vice Captain), Charlie Curnow, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Harry Graham, Hamish Bulford, James Cole A bsent Coach es: Mr M Fountain, Mrs M Barnes, Mr J Horoch, Ms H Mavros, Ms J Panckridge, Mr TRead, Mr H Roberts, Mr M Saunders, Mr M Torpey, Ms C Jeffreys, Ms M Booth, Ms M Cole, Ms S Guy, Mr W Harris, Mr N Lomas, Ms K Lomas, Mr F Russell , Mr A Bigelow, Ms E Curnow, Mr N Hodgson , Mr G Curnow

Mr. Donovan, Mrs Russell and Mark

Laura Walker has been a member of the

Fountain played key roles in the

Geelong College Athletics team for six

organisation of the season and the

years, from Year 7 to Year 12. She was

coaching program. Thank you also to all

the leading College sprinter in her age

the other coaches and especially Mrs.

group during this time, running the 100m,

Filling and Mr Parkes for the motivation,

200m and 4 x 100m relay each year and

expertise and commitment they brought

achieving a top three finish seven times

to the squad.

in her individual events. She has battled

My six seasons of athletics have been full of wonderful experiences and as Captain I have been able to follow the example of many athletes I have looked up to during this time. I appreCiated the friendship of Vice Captains Emily Fuller and Philippa Weetman who have encouraged others to stnve for their best at all times. I hope that College athletics can develop strongly in the future.

injuries in recent seasons but always set a fine example to others in her preparation and focus for competition. As Girls' Captain she competed strongly in four events at the APS Sports and was always ready to support younger athletes and

BOYS ' ATHLETICS

thl eti cs is a challenging and diverse sport involving a range of di fferent events, with senior

athletes jugg ling the demands of study that occur in Term s 3 and 4. Tll is season tile Boys' squad showed dedica tion at training and improvement over the eight

Saturday competitions. Alth ough we finished in eleventh place this year, tllis does not reflect the commitment and spirit of all those who wore the College Singlet at the APS Final.

pass on her experience to them.

The standard of thi s year's competition

Mr G J Donovan Teacher in Charge of Athletics

was extremely high and College ath letes battled hard against very talented sq uads from the o ther APS schools. Sixteen personal bests were recorded on the

Lau ra Wa lker Cap tain of Girls ' Athletics

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day, with highlights including Lachie McPherson's second and third placings

Falkiner, Sam Maries, Zaine Cordy and

Matt Lamont has been involved in

third place in the U 17 hurdles. 13arclay

Harry Graham.

Geelong College athletics since Year

Fitzpa lri ck fini shed fourth in the U1 7 shot

My involvement in the athletics program

in the U1 5 sprinl s and Zaine Cordy 's

put and fiftll In lIle high jump and I-larry raham ran well in the Open hurdles to ncilieve fiflll place. Will May's hard work in Ihe Open sprints was rewarded with sixth place in the Open 100m and Sam F1ussell did well to come sixth in the U1 7 200m.

6, representing the school at the APS has been full of great moments and personal achievements. Thank you to Vice Cap tain Jeremy Edwards for his support and encouragement of younger athletes. This year Mr Donovan took over as Teacher in Charge of Athletics and Mr

Many o f our athletes compe ted in

Mark Fountain was appoin ted to the new

multiple events during the day and thi s

position of Director of Coaching. Together

contribution to the team was outstanding.

with Mrs Russell, Mr Parkes, Mrs Filling

Personal bests were record ed by Jeremy

and all our coaches, they have worked

E;dwards, Shayden Robinson, Sam

tirelessly to provide positive experiences

Mari es, Simeon Flanagan, I-larry Dalton,

in athletics for all members of lIle squad

Ben Robinson, Nick Morwood , Matthew

from U13 to Open. Congratulations to

Malishev, James Glover, Gran t Philpott

all the boys in the 2012 squad for their

and Cary Foley. At the Alilletics Dinner a

efforts during the season.

Team Contribution award was presented

Matthew Lamont

to Will May and Most Improved trophies

Captains of Boys' Athletics

recognised the efforts of Cary Foley, Andy

Sports for four years from 2009 to 2012. His willingness to tackle the challenges o f hurdles, long and triple jumps and sprint relays was appreciated by his coaches. This year he competed In three events, achieving sixth place in the Open Triple Jump. Matt's calm and measured approach to his athletics was linked to a strong competitive spirit. As Captain , he has shown excellent leadership In supporting younger athletes, especially those involved in the horizontal jumps. Mr G J Donovan Teacher in Ch arge of Athletics

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APS COMBI NED ATHLETI CS RESULTS 201 2 - GIRLS Event

Competitor

TIme/distance

13.49 sec 28.13 sec

Place Winner

Winner's time/ distance

Event

12.56 sec

OPEN

Time/distance

Place Winner

100m

Alelsha Maudeisl

15.42 sec

12.59 sec (APS RECORD)

200m

AleisllUMaudeler

32.55 sec

25.45 sec (APS RECORD)

Caul

61 .59 sec

OOD~14

100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m (A)

\d ke

dL. d Wd I\e

Gllar olle Kay

6649 sec 2:28.70 min

4xl00m Relay

5:57.01 min 55.39 sec

4x400m Relay

4:22.95 min

Hurdles 100m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump

7.51m

Shot Put (A)

12.02m

Shot Put (8)

10.27m

GaUl GaUl Garey

5 6 5

17.69 sec 1.50m 3.95m

5:14.41 min

1500m (8)

3 3 6 6

25.91 sec

Carey

60.20 sec 2:18.70 min 4:54.95 min

400m

Challolle Hastings

73. 22 sec

5:01.81 min

800m

Ehza Shannon

2:31 .12 min

Caul

50.84 sec

1500m (A)

Ehza Shannon

5:30.80 min

1500m (8)

Mimml Balaam

5:32.18 min

GaUl

4:08.95 min

Gau GGS

16.49 sec

4xl00m Relay Alelsha Mauderer, Charlolle 59.22 sec Haslings, Annallese Alexander, India Watson

1.53m

Hurdles BOm

Alelsha Mauderer

18.19 sec

13.86 sec

Carel HC

5.52m 10.25m

High Jump

E'lza Lawson

1.30m

1.61m (APS RECORD)

GC GC

12.02m 10.27m

Long Jump

Claire Goldsack

3.72m

5.53m (APS RECORD)

UNDER 17 100m

S mOler Sp Kers

13.06 sec

Garey

12.29 sec

2797 sec

Garel

25.97 sec

Ivlar

200m

J ~

9.48m

Carey

9.83m

Shot Put (8)

Charlotte Hastings

7.47m

8.85m

Isabel Tierney

14.99 sec

14.23 sec

200m

Isabel Tierney

34.14 sec

Caul

28 .85 sec

BOOm

Mlmml Salaam

2:39.68 min

Caul

2:27.21 min

61 .28 sec

Caul

57.03 sec

UNDER 13

2:25.19 min

100m

4xl00m Relay

56.13 sec

51.13 sec

Triple Jump

e S ers

•

4xl00m Relay Isabel Tierney, Nyah Burrell,Jess McLachlan, Mlmml Salaam

16.14 sec

1.45m

carey

1.55m

\\C

4.92m

Hurdles BOm

Tlama Mayer

17.31 sec

10.29m

High Jump

Maddison Carr

1.25m

4.19m

ers

8.62m

'1C

Shot Put (A)

11 .20m

Long Jump

Isabel Tierney

3.64m

Shot Put (8)

9.92m

GGS

11.23m

Shot Put (A)

Jessica McLachlan

8.21m

Shot Put (8)

Nyah Surrell

8.43m

UNDER 16 100m

id e Pose Caf"'pbe

13.23 sec

Cau

13.22 sec

200m

'\at e Rvse :arpbc

27.68 sec

Cau

27.32 sec

1st

Wesley College

332.5

400m

a e:::' e

62.35 sec

Lau

60.10 sec

2nd

Caulfield Grammar

324.0

800m

_ B aar

2:46.86 min

Gau

2:22.73 min

3rd

Carey Grammar

210.5

1500m (A)

Angea Mar s

5'11.90 mrn

4:53.70 min

4th

Geelong College

198.5

1500m (8)

Geelong Grammar

198.5

5211 sec

Halleybury

198.5

5:41 .00 min

&'aafTl

4x100m Relay

5:12.30 min

54.89 sec

Hurdles 90m

17.12 sec

".au

13.92 sec

High Jump

1.25m

GGw

1.58m

4.86m

4.97m

Long Jump ,POSt CarT' PUP,

K..l

10.62m

Shot Put (A) Shot Put (8)

a t'e Ka

r£

1O.62m

9.04m

11.30m

7.72m

GGS

8.89m

52.56 sec (APS RECORO)

59.05 sec

Me "

5:18.05 min

Gal,

Long Jump

Carey

8.21m

GGS

High Jump

7.91m

16.11 sec

5:01 .54 min

Eliza Lawson

S fTlme Sp Kers

Carey

Felicity Heyward

2:46.03 mrn

Hurdles 100m

2:26.81 min

Triple Jump

61.89 sec

400m

Caul

Shot Put (A)

800m

Trrple Jump

Winner's timel distance

Competitor

14.20 sec

Caul

1.35m

4.39m

9.48m

8.43m

UNDER 15 100m

ade Jd

13.01 sec

"""

12.62 sec

200m

L ~ "-

26.10 sec

25.91 sec

59.91 sec

2:20.14 min

Gl.

51 .93 sec

400m

_y ~ftp

59.91 sec

BOOm

A npaMor ~

2:22.99 min

4xl 00m Relay Aar

K d Jade D,

E :;a -'lpa'rell

51 .93 sec

Pye Hurdles 90m

A a na ;<re j

High Jump

ade

av e

14.46 sec

,,-,

14.46 sec

1.25m

~I,-,

1.50m 5.04m

Long Jump

a na v. d

4.93m

Cau

Triple Jump

A ar~ah Kre j

9.61m

Gau

10.27m

Shot Put (A)

eor~

9.77m

IIC

11.21m

6.54m

'll.

8.33m

Shot Put (B)

a r le r'

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APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 201 2 - BOYS Event

Competitor

TIme/distance

Place Winner

Winner's timet distance

Event

10.83 sec 22.31 sec 48 .23 sec 1:52.30 rnin 3:56.80 min 8:45.53 min 42.62 sec

100m

Wrnner's tlme/ distance

TIme/distance

Place Winner

Lachle McPherson

11 .69 sec

I-lC

11.64 sec

23.70 sec

Competitor

UNDER 15

OPEN 11.36 sec Will May 100m 22.98 sec Will May zOOm 52.80 sec Sarn Russell 400m 2:07.14 min Jack Shornbrey 800m 5:15.13 min Is~ac Crawley 1500m 11 :00.47 min Shayden Robinson 3000m 45.17 sec 4xl OOm Relay Harry Graham, Matthew Lamonl,WiII May, Adam Guala 4x 800m Relay Max Steinlorl. Will Couch, 8:45,61 min Nick Fry, Pal Brimacombe 15.47 sec Hurdles 110m Harry Graham 1.70m High Jump Sam Walsh 5.56m Long Jump Matthew Lamont 12.56m Triple Jump Matthew Lamont 10.65m Shot Put (6 kg) Jeremy Edwards

6 9

10 11 11

11 10

SKC SKC GGS WC SKC SKC XC

MGS

7:47.55 min

MGS SKC

14.54 sec 1.90m 6.79m 13.77m 14.20m

10 11

Carey

UNDER 17

200m

Lachle McPherson

24.23 sec

800m

Andy Falkiner

2:23.59 min

2:04.88 min

1500m

Andy Falkiner

4:59.85 min

SKC

4:25.81 min

50.63 sec

SKC H(,

46.45 sec

3:41.40 min

BGS

13.79 sec

BGS

1.85m

BGS

6.09m

Caul

12.60m

4x100m Relay Hamish Bullord, Lachle McPherson, Matthew Mairshev, Harry Shannon

4x 400m Relay .achle McPherson JamP.s 3:51 .85 min O'Connor Matthew MailS, lev, Harry Shannon 19.91 sec Hurdles 100m Matthew Mallshev High Jump

Harry Shannon

1.45m

Long Jump

Tom Page

4.13m

Triple Jump

Matthew Synoradzkl

10.07m

1; 11

7.30m

14.61m

James O'Connor

13.07 sec

Carey

11.77 sec

James Glover

2:18.58 min

MGS

2:08.39 min (APS RECORD)

4xl00m Relay Matthew Synoradzkl Declan Skuza. James O'Connor, James Cole

53.96 sec

47.99 sec (APS RECORD)

High Jump

Ian Bell

1.35m

1.74m (APS RECORD)

Long Jump

Matthew Synoradzki

4.60m

Caul

6.18m (APS RECORD)

10.87m

13.63m

Shot Put (4 kg) Granl Philpott

UNDER 14

100m

Zaine Cordy

12.22 sec

Caul

11.17 sec

200m

Sam Russell

23.87 sec

22.80 sec

800 m

Sam Maries

2:06.14 min

1:58.79 min

1500m

Sam Maries

4:38.54 min

4:08.12 min

Caul

44.09 sec

GGS

3:26.86 min

4xl0 0m Relay Simeon Flanagan, Zaine 46.50 sec Cordy, Sam Russell, Barclay Filzpatrick

4x 400m Relay Zaine Cordy, Sam Maries, Simeon Flanagan, Barclay Fitzpatrick

3:56.04 min

Hurdles 110m

Zaine Cordy

16.14 sec

MGS

15.35 sec

High Jump

Barclay Fitzpatrick

1.80m

MGS

2.12m (APS RECORD)

Long Jump

Simeon Flanagan

5.17m

SKC

6.42m

Triple Jump

Zaine Cordy

11.60m

SKC

13.37m

Shot Put (5kg) Barclay Fitzpatrick

Shot Put (3 kg) Cary Foley

SI KeVin's College

463.5

14.33m (APS RECORD)

2nd

Melbourne Grammar

417.5

3rd

Xavier College

378.0

15.13m

4th

Haileybury

357.5

5th

Caulfield Grammar

348.5

6th

Wesley College

311.5

7th

Scotch College

310.0

100m

Simeon Flanagan

12.45 sec

Caul

11 .31 sec

200m

Harry Dalton

25.77 sec

Caul

22.47 sec

800m

Ben Robinson

2:09.86 min

Carey

1:55.93 min

1500m

Tom Shembrey

5:19.68 min

4:17.00 min

49.03 sec

Caul

44.39 sec

4x 400m Relay Harry Dalton, Ben Robinson, 3:50.72 min MacKenzie Chrimes, Sam Goodear 17.49 sec Hurdles 100m Charlie Curnow

800m

1st

UNDER 16

4xl OOm Relay Sam Goodear, Cody Deppeler, Harry Dalton, MacKenzie Chrimes

100m

Carey

3:28.58 min

Caul

14.19 sec

8th

Carey Grammar

303 .5

9th

Geelong Grammar

241 .0

10th

Bnghton Grammar

215.0

11th

Geelong College

137.0

I I II I

High Jump

Charlie Curnow

1.65rn

1.85m

Long Jump

Harry Dalton

5.20m

Caul

5.98m

Triple Jump

Harry Dalton

10.20rn

SKC

12.59m

Shot Put(4kg) Nick Morwood

11.20m

MGS

15.54m

Equestrian

EQUESTRIAN TEAM 2nd Row: Jassie Salveson, Alyx Clifton, Joanna Billings, Charlie Blakeley, Lydia Nicholson, Georgie Unkenstein, Stephanie Nicholson

1st Row: Georgia Adams, Laura Billings, Michelle Goy, Sarah Richards, Mr Rob Kayler-Thomson (Coach) , Brigitte Ward-Moss, Megan Wallace " Neddy Blight

The Equestrian Victorian championships

This year's success has been special as

were held over the middle school vacation

our team has sponsored and supported

with some great results. The team backed

Nelson Park Special School so that they

its success at Kardina international

can have their students enjoy riding

College's event and then went to our

lessons with the RDA. Further to that we

hosted event taking out the Dressage

have many students that are not in the

section. We had two sisters, Lydia and

Equestrian team also help with lessons

Imogen Nicholson competing at the

and they are to be congratulated on their

To start off the year we experienced lots

Warrnambool Trials this year with Imogen

care and commitment. This has been a

EQUESTRIAN REPORT

he Equestrian team has had another successful year with many outstanding results. Our team

has competed in all three Equestrian disciplines across the state at many Interschool events.

of success at the Geelong Grammar

taking out the top result. Overall the team

very rewarding program for all.

event. The team went to Ballarat and

came 4th in the Victorian Interschool

continued there with one team member

Series and 3rd in Show Jumping in the

being selected into the Victorian state

Barwon Series. Most excitingly, The

Sarah Richards and Brigitte WardMoss Captains

team. We followed by taking out the

Geelong College came 1st in Dressage

Show Jumping round hosted by the

and took out the BIS Perpetual Trophy for

Barwon Interschools. The team kept

the overall result. Well done to all the team

gaining results at the remaining events

and our parents who are always there to

and along with Tintern Horse Trials

help in many ways, from supporting the

we were one of the few teams to stay

riders to setting up events.

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overnight.

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Fencing

SENIOR FENCING SQUAD Brandon Clutterbuck, Alan Thomas, Jack McGowan, Aidan Symons

FENCING REPORT committed crew of College

Junior Epee competition, which is a

We have several developing fencers,

highly commendable achievement

including Alexander Gregory and Remy

fencers materialises at the Senior

• Charlotte Hastings achieved 4th place

School gym every Wednesday

and Edith Arc-Dekker came 5th in a

evening - this includes a determined

group from the Prep School who are after harder competition. Some of our more talented fencers have taken part in the State-level tournaments run by Fencing Victoria. The Schools Individual competition series saw College fencers achieving some impressive results:

Girls' Junior Epee event. • Jack McGowan is to be congratulated on his first placing in a Senior Epee competition in June.

Thanks must go to our wonderfully versatile coach, Neil Hick, assistant coaches Christian de Uray and Mark

In addition, regular opportunities to

Mohammedzedeh, for their dependable advice and dedication.

offered, through informal competitions at

Alan Thomas

training and local competitions organised by the Geelong Fencing Club. These

achieved podium finishes in Boys'

skills against friendly and manageable

Junior Sabre events, and Lucas also

opponents.

NOTE FROM THE COACH would like to take this opportunity

to farewell both Jack McGowan and Alan Thomas who will be graduating

Due to the scarce availability of the Year

this year. They have both been great

12s, only one College team took part in

supporters of the fencing program at

Geelong Invitational team competition

Geelong College over the years. I wish

Aidan Symons came ninth from amid a

(also known as the Lawrence Cup), and

them well for the future.

field of 50 competitors in a Boys'

the school placed fourth overall.

• Brandon Clutterbuck placed third and

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compete against like-minded fencers are

allow us to practice our competition

division, placing 10th.

beginning fencers who train at the Prep

Chan, and sabre specialist Hadi

• Lucas Whittem and Mitchell Goninon

took the plunge into the Senior Sabre

Stanisich, as well as a large group of

Neil Hick Fencing Coach

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Awards Th e Principal's Prize for the Captains of the School

FIN E AND APPLI ED ARTS

MUSIC

The Art Prize

Matthew R Lamont

Georgina I Sam bell

The Norman Atkin s Memori al Choir Prize

Zoe M Vaughan

The Visual Communicat ion and Design Prize

Georgina M Skuza

The T W Davies Prize for the Vice-Captains of the School Eliza K Panckridge Maddison G Smith George D Threadgold Dux of the College (2011 )

Matthew R Lamont The Product Design an d Technology Prize Holly M Russell The Studio Arts Prize

Alexandra Kvant

Holly M Russell

Proxime Accessit Prize for the Year 12 students who finished second to the Dux of the College (2011)

The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts

Cameron Pike Cameron Williams Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance Taylor L Bett Alan M Thomas Timothy H Wong The Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Outstanding Academ ic Performance in Year 11

Holly M Russell 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. Alana J Hocking The Principal 's Art Prize

Lauren A Heyward The E R Scott Prize for best inst rumentalist Alan M Thomas Th e Music Parents' Support Group Prize for Leadership and Cont rib ution to Music

Th e Herm itag e Old Girls' Association Prize for th e stud ent, who has distingui shed him/herself in work, sport , leadership and general servi ce to th e College Eliza K Panckridge Zoe M Vaughan Th e Hobday Prize for a stud ent in Year 12 in rec ognition of overall servi ce to th e College Community

Jack D McGowan

Grace Cheatley

Lauren A Heyward

James G Malcher

The Music Perform ance Pri ze

Th e James and Dolina Arbu ckle Memorial Prize for a stud ent who has given outstand ing service to the College in work, sport and leadership

Han B Trinh The VET Music Prize Jeremy N Edwards PH YS ICAL EDUCATION

Jeremy N Edwards

The Physical Educati on Prize

Matthew R Lamont

Alexander J Certoma

The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize to be award ed to a boy for all-round ability and serv ice to th e College

SC IEN CE AND INFORMATION TECH NOLOGY The Biology Prize Annabelle C Shannon

Alan M Thomas

Annabelle C Shannon

Hannah M Chirnside The VET Interactive Digital Med ia Prize

The Chemistry Prize

DEPARTMENT PRIZES:

Yvette E Wouters

Timothy H Wong

Th e E H Morrison Prize to be award ed to a girl for all-round ability and service t o th e College

BUSINESS STUDIES

GEOGRAPHY

The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Accounting

The Geography Prize

The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize

Guy F Fanning

Zoe M Vaughan

Kwun Tlng (Frederick) Chan

HISTORY

The Physics Prize

The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economics

The History (Revol utions) Prize

Callum K Narita

Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas

The Psychology Prize

Rowan P Baldam

The Global Politics Prize

Emma I Allen

The Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize for Legal Studies

Eliza K Panckridge

The Macfarlane Burnet Prize

The Classical Studies Prize

Danlelle E Roberts

Lauren A Heyward

The Information Technology Prize

Alexander J Certoma DRAMA, DANCE AND MEDIA The Theatre Studies Prize James G Malcher The Drama Prize Mary C (Molly) Forshaw The Prize for Best Dramatic Performance Jeremy N Edwards The Media Prize Siobhan M Plowman The Dance Prize Adriana I Stojanovski ENGLISH The C A Bickford Prize for the top Year 12 English Student Alan M Thomas

Talia Klein George D Threadgold

Nathanial J Malishev

The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup to be awarded to a boy an d a girl each year fo r outstand ing sportsmanship

OTHER PRIZES:

Taylor L Bett

The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for Chinese

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 Francesca Henricus Memorial Prize awarded to a Year 1 0 girl and boy for positive citizenship

Philippa M Weetman

Thea S Philip

LANGUAGES The Classics Prize for Latin Alan M Thomas The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for French Eliza K Panckridge

MATHEMATICS

Adam V Senan

The Further Mathematics Prize

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

Timothy H Wong The Mathematical Methods Prize Kwun Ting (Frederick) Chan The Brian Lester Prize for Specialist Mathematics

WilliamG May Clodagh C Taylor

The Literature Prize

Alan M Thomas

Francoise M Hill The Stanley Calvert Prize for Debating and Public Speaking

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

Eliza K Panckridge

Timothy H Wong

Laura K Walker

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Maddison G Smith The Doug las Higg ins Memorial Prize for a stud ent in Year 12, in recog nition of outstanding overall serv ice t o t he College comm unity

Philippa M Weetman

Jackson M Breer Sabrina R Lewicki 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 Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas Morongo Medal for the Captains of Mossgiel and Mackie Alison R (Ali) Gregory Thomas G Morrison

Year 12 Merit Award Prize

Hockey (Fairest and Best)

Guy F Fanning

Lucy A Walsh

Taylor L Belt Katrina E Bigelow

Erica M White

Geography

English

Kieran M Salathiel-Dyke Netball (Fairest and Best)

Allanah J Freddi

Philippa M Weetman

Remy E Blair-Thomson

Psychology

Chinese, English

Callum K Narita Eliza K Panckridge

Madeleine P (Maddy) Stevens Rowing (Excellence Award)

Lauren A Heyward

Thomas F Welleman

Classical Studies, English

French

Alan M Tilomas Timothy H Wong Year 11 Merit Award Prize

Laura K Walker

Francoise M Hill

Jack J West

Aaron M Derksen Soccer (Fairest and Best)

English, Literature

Chemistry

Felix A Koutsoukis

Lucy M Bishop Gemma L D'Adamo

Sabrina R Lewicki

Classical Studies

Alexander J Certoma

Matthew C Lam

Timothy H Wong Chemistry, Further Mathematics, Mathematical Methods, Physics

Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas

Softball (Fairest and Best)

Further Mathematics

Annabel le C Shannon Jack M Shembrey Yu Hang Vivian (Vivian) Tao

Lauren A Heyward Swimming (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Visual Communication and Design

Han B Trinh

Keeley A Murrihy

Accounting

Erica M White Year 10 Prize for General Academic Excellence

Harry M Kershaw Diving (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Millie R Leahy

Lucy M Bishop

Legal Studies

English, Geography, Media, Physical Education

Alex J Baensch Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Katherine L (Katie) Appelbe

Hugh A Bell Rachel L Howard Vanessa J Lewicki Phoebe E Niven Mitchell B O'Leary Annabel S Scott Shani S Watson Angus A Wylie Year 9 Prize for General Academic Excellence Sophie B Clark

Matthew R Lamont Tennis (Fairest and Best) (formerly 'T S Hawkes Memorial Trophy' for Open singles champion)

Matthew R Lamont Edwin Y Lau

James G Malcher Theatre Studies

Nathanial J Malishev Information Technology

Jack D McGowan Art

Zaine T Cordy

Gabrielle M Mitchell

Zoe M Vaughan Waterpolo (Fairest and Best)

Literature

Adam V Senan

Further Mathematics, Media

Ella R Fenton

Mia E Morrow

Keeley A Murrihy

Geography

Year 12 Merit Awards

Callum K Narita Chemistry, Physics, Specialist Mathematics

Georgina K Calvert

Emma I Allen

Emma J Dixon

Psychology

Nicolas J Molyneux

Yvette E Wouters VET Interactive Digital Media Year 11 Merit Award s Emily G Baulch English, History, Literature

Charles D (Charlie) Callan Lilli J Cashman English

Sarah L Cielesh Product Design and Technology Units 3&4 Montague R (Monty) Cole Geography Units 3&4

Jack L Curnow History

Gemma L D'Adamo Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Eliza Fordham

Rowan P Baldam

Eliza K Panckridge

Economics

English, French, Global Politics

Jemima G Hutchins

Emma E Bath

Thea S Philip

Laura J D' Adamo

Alannah M Kreidl

Psychology

English, Environmental Science

Chemistry, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Steven Ling

Edward N Bennison

Siobhan M Plowman

Thomas J Neerhut

Product Design and Technology

English, Media

Sophie K Desborough

Tansy L Pereira

Taylor L Bett

Danielle E Roberts

Geography

Yawen (Ellen) Wang

Biology

Mary C (Molly) Forshaw

Sophie M Weaver

English, Literature, Mathematical Methods, Physics

Erica D Robinson

Drama Units 3&4

Andie A Weetman

Katrina E Bigelow

English

Wing Lun (Ellena) Fung

SPORTING PRIZES:

Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics

Holly M Russell

Accounting

Product Design and Technology, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas

Laura K Walker Matthew R Lamont Badminton (Fairest and Best) Alexandra D Pedersen Shane M Jacob Basketball (Fairest and Best) Zoe M Vaughan

Remy E Blair-Thomson English, History (Revolutions), Media Lachlan S Cameron Mathematical Methods, Physics

Alexander J Certoma Legal Studies, Physical Education

Kwun Ting (Frederick) Chan

Nicholas D Quail 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)

Accounting, Mathematical Methods

John D Simson Football ('Carji Greeves Medal ' for the Fairest and Best)

Jade E Clutterbuck Environmental Science

Tom J Atkins

Literature, VET Music

Hannah M Chimside Art

Grace E Clark History (Revolutions), Psychology

Jeremy N Edwards

Georgina I Sambell

Lachlan J (Lachie) Chomley Visual Communication Design

Andrew J Goldsack

Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award)

Chemistry, Economics

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English, Legal Studies, Literature, History (Revolutions) Units 3&4

Art

Rebecca Y Griffiths

Maddison G Smith

English

English, Mathematical Methods

Alana J Hocking

Chelsea K Splatt

Art (Painting/Photography)

English

Georgia K Hughes

Madeleine P (Maddy) Stevens

Visual Communication Design

English

Jacqueline I (Jacqui) Humphries

Lana J Sturm

Physical Education

French

Emma C Hurley

Alan M Thomas

Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Chemistry, English, Latin, Specialist Mathematics

Jacob K Jess

Zoe MVaughan

Samuel C (Sam) Kelly

English, Environmental Science

Mathematical Methods, Physics

Environmental Science

Laura K Walker English

179

Mitchell S King

Clodagh C Taylor

Louisa J Cheatley

Fraser W Mahony

Product Design and Technology

Drama, English, Literature

Madeleine C Leonard

Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods

Geography

Miles H Temple

English, Frencll, Mathematics

Commerce (Money & Law). Geography (Rivers & Riches), Physical Education, Science, Visual Communication and DeSign

Natalie L Collett

Art (PaliltingIPhotography)

Bronte E Connoley

Physical Education Units 3&4

Steffie P Thomson

Mathematics, Religious Education

Alexandra

(Ally) Luppino

Laura K Mackenzie

Literature

Sarall N Cook

Art (Painting/Photography)

Han B Trinh

Religious Education

Ronan P Mathews

French, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Music Performance Units 3&4

English William G May

PhysIcs J-Mara K McDonald

Physical Education

Benjamin J Wade

Physics

Patrick J Crisp

Liam D Walder

Charles H (Charlie) Medic

Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Erica MWhite

Hannah J Morrow

English, Physics. Biology Units 3&4

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

Keeley A Mumhy

Elizabeth C (Beth) Whittem

Drama Units 3&4

English, BIology Units 3&4

Imogen K Nicholson

Zara G Wilkens

Latin

Media

Maxim C (Max) Payne

Lucas A (Luke) Wood

Media

VET Music

Melody A Philpott

Year 10 Merit Awards

English, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Art (Painting)

Lucy H Allinson

Hannah J Portogallo

Emily E Angliss

Dance

VET Interactive Digital Media Units 1&2

Sophie M Radalj

Environmental Science

Matthew F Appelbe

Alexandra C (Lexie) Ragg

Mathematics

Product Design and Technology

Alec D Attwood

Shayden J Robinson

M (Photography), English, History

English, Psychology, Physical Education Units 3&4

(Chinese), Science

Claire V Rogers

History, Studio Arts (Textiles) Maeve E Rolland

History Grace L Scheiner

Biology, English, Psychology Annabelle C Shannon

Zaine T Cordy

Design and Technology, Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Physical Education

Alex J Baensch

Commerce (Business). Commerce (Money & Law), Design and Technology, English, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Joe W Maisllman

Physical Education Nicllolas P Malishev

Physical Education, Information Technology Units 1&2 Samuel N (Sam) Maries

Physical Education Michael R Mawson

Science

Art (Photography), Mathematics, Physical Education

Thomas A McGowan

Zoe L Dixon

English, Physical Education, Science, Biology Units 1&2

Drama, Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Science Isla M Dobie

Nicllolas B McGuane

Physical Education

Visual Communication and Design

Hugh T Neerllut

Ellie C Drayton

Mathematics

Art (Photography)

Lydia Nicholson

Simeon G Flanagan

Literature, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

History (Chinese) Annie J Foley

Religious Education Joseph E (Joe) Fowler

Phoebe E Niven

Drama, English, French, Religious Education, Science. General Mathematics Units 1&2

Mathematics. Physical Education

Emma L Nixon

William C Golightly

Commerce (Business), Physical Education

Design and Technology, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Harry T Gow

Commerce (Business) Douglas K Horn

Mitchell B O' Leary

Commerce (Business). English, History (American), Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

English, Mathematics

Corina R Palmer

Sam J Hosking

Commerce (Money & Law), English, Mathematics, Music

Physical Education Rachel L Howard

English, French. Latin. Literature. Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Harshini Baskaran

Alexandra M Jablonsky

Religious Education, Studio Ms (Textiles), Music Performance Units 1&2

Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Mathematics, Religious Education, Information Technology Units 1&2

Bronte L Panckridge

Commerce (Business), English, Geography (Rivers & Riches), Studio Arts (Textiles), Visual Communication and Design Lachlan J Patrick

Religious Education. Science John (Johnnie) Philip

Chemistry, English. French. Mathematical Methods, Biology Units 3&4, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Leonardo (Leo) Jegatheesan

Physical Education

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

Religious Education

Zachary E Plumridge

Julian P Kenny

VET Interactive Digital Media Units 1&2

Jack M Shembrey

Alexa R Bedford

Harry M Kershaw

Economics, English. Psychology, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Dance, Drama, Geography (Rivers & Riches), Mathematics

Amy M Sheridan

Hugh A Bell

English, Psychology

Art (Photography), English. French, Science

Kelly R Speakman

Accounting, EconomIcs

Jackson M Breer

English, Mathematics Physical Education Fergus C Laidlaw

History (American), Mathematics Alexandra F Lever

Toby C Profitt

Science James E Ragg

Commerce (Business). English, Mathematics, Religious Education, Biology Units 1&2

Mathematics

Brydie G Rankin

Sabrina R Lewicki

Physical Education

English. Global Politics Units 3&4

Design and Technology, Mathematics. Physical Education

Religious Education. Science

Callista E (Listie) Reed

Maximilian L (Max) Steinfort

Robert M (Robbie) Britt

Vanessa J Lewicki

Drama, English

Environmental Science Units 3&4

Design and Technology

Commerce (Business). Commerce (Money & Law), Design and Technology, Geography (Coasts & Settlement). Mathematics, Physical Education

Art (Photography), Physical Education

Patrick M Spinazzola

Adriana I Stojanovski

Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown

Dance Units 3&4

Biology Units 1&2

Yu Hang Vivian (Vivian) Tao

Emma K Carruthers

Accounting, Chinese, English Second Language, Legal Studies

Commerce (Money & Law). English, Religious Education

Hamish J Russell

Jasmine V (Jassie) Salveson

History (Renaissance), Physical Education

180

Stewart M Saunders English, Geography (Coasts & Setllemenl), Geography (Rivers & Riches), Religious Education, Visual Communication and Design

Annabel S Scott Art (Painting), English, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2

Alexander J Selway Physical Education

Olivia K Skinner Mati1ematics

Angus STan Chinese, Physical Education, Science, General Malhematics Units 1&2

Ella K Vernon Art (Photography)

Megan C Wallace Religious Education

Beata Chen

Elizabeth G Hanrahan

Samuel L Porter

Mathematics

Religious Education

Design and Technology, Drama, English, Visual Communication and Design

MacKenzie P Chrimes

Georgia M Hosking

Physical Education

Drama, Physical Education

Olivia L Clark

James A Humphries

Arl, Drama, Sludio Arts (Textiles)

Physical Education

Sophie B Clark

Jemima G Hutchins

Art, English, French, Geography, Hislory (Australian), History (Middle East), Mathematics, Media, Religious Education, Science

Drama, English, History (Australian), Media, Physical Education

Alyx S Clifton Media

Brandon J Clutterbuck Design and Technology, English, French, Mathematics, Science, Visual Communication and Design

Claudia L Conway English, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

Amanda R Ioannou Drama

Emily J Jackson History (Australian)

Rose E Jennett Music

Charlotte N Kay Art, Geography, Physical Education, Religious Education, Visual Communication and Design

Davis J Kontelj

Shani S Watson

Harrison J (Harry) Dalton

Drama

English, History (American), History (Renaissance), Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2, Legal Studies Units 1&2

Physical Education

Alannah M Kreidl

Harry J Welleman

Design and Technology

Art (Photography)

Emma J Dixon

Physical Education Units 1&2

Thomas M Wright Physical Education

Angus A Wylie Commerce (Business), English, Music, Physical Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2

Zachary A (Zac) Yeaman

Torn J Vaughan

Rebecca C Finlay English, Science

Amelia A Fitzgerald Religious Education

Eliza Fordham

Bradley C (Brad) Fuller

Geography

Design and Technology, Geography (Planet Earth), Mathematics, Religious Education

Kirsten S Caithness Physical Education

Davis R George Geography, Mathematics

Andrew J Goldsack French, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Science

Georgina E (Georgie) Unkensteln English, Geography, Media

Riley J Van Ingen

Edward J Walmsley

History (Australian)

Physical Education

Mitchell B McAllister

Yawen (Ellen) Wang

Science

French, Geography, History (Australian), Information Technology, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science

Lachlan J (Lachie) McDonald Information Technology

Darcy T Narita Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science

Emily S Nash Art, Design and Technology, Religious Education

Thomas J Neerhut English, French, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian), History (Middle East), Science

Abbey M Newton Dance, English, Latin, Mathematics

Tansy L Pereira

Art, Design and Technology, English, Geography, Latin, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

Michelle L Goy Studio Arts (Textiles)

Morgan T Perry

Manning J Gratwick

Katie-Rose Campbell

Information Technology

Physical Education, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Samuel J Griffiths

Dance, Physical Education, Religious Education, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Physical Education

Benjamin M Malone

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

Georgina K Calvert

Emma J Threadgold Art, Visual Communication and Design

Art, English, Geography, History (Middle East), Physical Education

Abby A Brierly

Nicholas E Buykx

Philippa A Thorne Art, French, Science

Mitchell J Dowling

English, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Physical Education

Kate E Speakman

English, Religious Education

Art

Media

English, Geography, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian), Latin, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science

English

Drama

Grace M Forshaw

Ruby M Brownless

Drama, Mathematics, Science

Paige K Lyall

Elana M Berton

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

Tom C Shembrey

English, French, Geography, Religious Education, Science, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Year 9 Merit Awards

Wendy Zhu

Xavier 0 Seller History (Australian), Physical Education

Steven Ling English, Geography, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian), Information Technology, Mathematics, Science

English, French, Geography, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian), History (Middle East), Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Visual Communication and Design

Commerce (Money & Law)

Lachlan J Savage Religious Education

Physical Education

English, Physical Education

Olympia E Wild

Sam G Russell Religious Education

Jock M Slattery

Claudia I Crawley

Cody B Deppeler

Benjamin A Robinson Physical Education

Design and Technology, Physical Education

Aaron M Ward

Drama, Mathematics, Science

Kasra Reja English, French, Mathematics, Science

Meg H Kent -Spark

English

Thomas E Deahl

Tiahna E Proebstl Visual Communication and Design

I II

Shannessy M Ward Design and Technology

Sophie M Weaver Art, Dance, Geography, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian), Media, Visual Communication and Design

Andie A Weetman Chmese, English, History (Australian), History (Middle East), Mathematics, Science

Hoi Lam (Tiffany) Wong Music

Ella J Wood Physical Education

Sophie KYoung History (Australian), Mathematics, Media

Physical Education

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School Colours ACADEMIC

Adam Guala

Sc hool Colour

Simeon Flanagan

Half Colour

Charlotte Kay

Shaan Blythe

Andrew Goldsack

Georgina Calvert

Alannah Kreidl

Cody Craven

Mitchell O'Leary

Maeve Rolland

Sophie Clark

Julia Mann

Adam Guala

Lachlan Patrick

Danielle Ruby Georgina Skuza

Emma Dixon

Samuel Marles

Lauren Heyward

Shayden Robinson

Eliza Fordham

Nikolas Jeremic

Shani Watson

Kelly Speakman

Andrew Goldsack

Lachlan McPherson Indie Melvin

Dean Jeremic

Sophie Young

Poppy Trescowthick

Jemima Hutchins

Nicholas Morwood

Daniel McDonald

School Colour

Lucy Walsh

Alannah Kreidl

Brydie Rankin

Sarah Meager

Emily Baulch

Brigitte Ward-Moss Sc hool Colour

Steven Ung

Shayden Robinson

Danielle Roberts

Thomas Carman

Thomas Neerhut

Benjamin Robinson

Olivia Skinner

Isaac Crawley

Hannah Chirnside

Thomas Neerhut

Annabelle Shannon

Ben Stefanovic

Mary (Molly) Forshaw

Lachlan Chomley

Tansy Pereira

Jack Shembrey

Honour

Cristabel Gekas

Grace Clark

YawenWang

Tom Shembrey

Taylor Bett

Mitchell Dunstan

Sophie Weaver

Sarah Smith

Alana Hocking

Lauren Heyward William May

Riley Dye

Andie Weetman

Maximilian (Max) Steinfort

Nicholas Quail

Jack McGowan

Mary (Molly) Forshaw

School Colour

Megan Wallace

Zoe Vaughan

Eliza Panckridge

Lauren Heyward

Alex Baensch

Samuel Walsh

CHAPEL

Danielle Roberts

Jemima Hutchins

Henry Beaumont-Kelly Hugh Bell

School Colour

Honour

Jack Shembrey

Ellen Porter

Katie-Rose Campbell

Alan Thomas

Maddison Smith

Holly Russell

Patrick Spinazzola

Annabel Sloane

Rachel Howard

Jeremy Edwards

Vanessa Lewicki

Ella Fenton

Phoebe Niven

Barclay Rtzpatrick

Mitchell O'Leary

Emily Fuller

Annabel Scott

Hanry Graham

Shani Watson

William May

CHOIR School Colour Lucy Campbell

Maddison Smith

George Threadgold

DIVING

Georgia Wilson

Half Colour

Honour

Lauren Heyward

Abby Andrew

Lucy Campbell

Emma Carruthers

Grace Cheatley

Ginny Eddey

Jeremy Edwards

Angus Wylie

Samuel Russell

Honour

Amy Sheridan

CONCERT BAND

Taylor Bett

Summer Spikers

Sc hool Colour

Katrina Bigelow

Philippa Weetman

Lucy Bishop

Honour

Byron Rsher-Kolosa Honour

Remy Blair-Thomson

Zaine Cordy

Matthew Lamont

Gemma D'Adamo

Olivia Garcey

Angus Manning

Cristabel Gekas

Alana Hocking

Jack McGowan

Callum Narita

Matthew Lamont

Alan Thomas

Eliza Panckridge

Melody Philpott

CRICKET

Annabelle Shannon

Laura Walker

Half Colour

BADMINTON

Jackson Ramus

Yu Hang Vivian Tao

School Colour

Alan Thomas

Taylor Bett

Tom Atkins

Han Trinh

William Calles

Harrison Dalton

Erica White

Le Jun (Simon) He

Timothy Hosking

Timothy Wong

David Jelfs

Sam Hosking

ATHLETICS

Morgan Kerambrun

William Langley

Half Colour

Jack McGowan

Nicholas McGuane

Stephanie Baker

Hannah Morrow

Angus McKindlay

Patrick Brimacombe

Daniel Nagle

Timothy McLean

Georgina Calvert

Alexandra Pedersen

Charles Medic

MacKenzie Chrimes

Claire Rogers

William Simson

Claudia Conway

Supaporn Samanbut

Honour

Angus Tan

John Simson

William Couch

Alan Thomas

Georgina Skuza Honour

Jack Shembrey

Isaac Crawley

Han Trinh

DEBATING

Charles Curnow

Timothy Wong

Half Colour

Harrison Dalton

Honour

Alex Baensch

Cody Deppeler

Shane Jacob

William Cailes

Simeon Flanagan

BASKETBALL

Georgina Calvert

Nick Fry

Hal f Colour

Emma Carruthers

Samuel Goodear

Georgia Zaleski

Madalyn Colman

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Hannah Portogallo Emma Ri ng

William Golightly

Matthew Lamont

Philippa Thorne

James Malcher

Megan Wallace

EQUESTRIAN

Elizabeth Whittem

Half Colou r

School Colour

Joanna Billings

Katherine (Katie) Appelbe

Alyx Clifton

Matthew Lamont

Michelle Goy

John Philip

School Colour

DRAMA

Laura D'Adamo

Half Colour

Gemma D'Adamo

Abby Andrew

Lydia Nicholson

Alexa Bedford

Stephanie Nicholson

Laura Blackman

Jasmine Salveson

Charlotte Crawford

Georgina Unkenstein

Isaac Crawley

Megan Wallace Honour

Zoe Dixon Lucy Duffield

Imogen Nicholson

Nellie Gao

Sarah Richards

Harry Graham

Brigitte Ward-Moss

Jacqueline Grange

FOOTBALL

Amanda Ioannou

Half Colour

Rose Jennett

Daniel Batarilo

Jacob Jess

Thomas Jackson

Charlotte Kay

Thomas Welleman

Stephanie McClelland

School Colour

Eliza McGrath

Tom Atkins

Indie Melvin

Andrew Batarilo

Keeley Murrihy

Ernest Beckley

RachelOdam

Lachlan Cameron

Samuel Porter

William Couch

Isaac Crawley

Eliza McGrath

Angus Widdicombe

Honour

Francoise Hill

Jacob Jess

Alice McGregor

Honour

Lauren Heyward

Jack McGowan

James Koroneos

Louis Molyneux

Thomas Morrison

Gabrielle Mitchell

Callum Narrta

Wi lliam Langley

Mike Moore

SHOOTING

STAGE BAND

Fiona Riley Alan Thomas

Joe Maishman

Yuhao (Kevin) Ni

Honour

School Colour

William May Thomas Morrison

Corina Palmer

Lachlan Holdsworth

Jeremy Edwards

Toby Profitt

Half Colour

Angus Widdicombe

Hamish Russell

SNOW SPORTS

Matthew Lamont

Joel Barton

Honou r

Stewart Saunders

School Col our

Honou r Jack McGowan

School Colour

Thomas Rogan

Shani Watson

William Golightly

Alan Thomas

Kris Barton

Elizabeth Whittem

Benjamin Tyler

John Simson

FOOTBALL UMPIRING

Zachary Yeaman

Thomas Welleman

STRING ORCHESTRA

Edward Bennison

Honour

Sc hool Colour

Jack McGowan

Thomas Carman

Maddison Smith

Lachlan Chomley

GOLF School Colour Samuel Maries

Wendy Zhu

Arabella Doery Jacqueline Grange Alexandra Luppino Charles Medic

HOCKEY

RachelOdam

School Colour

Stuart Orford

Quentin Barrett

Ellen Porter

Kris Barton

Sophie Radalj

Joel Barton

Emma Ring

Georgina Calvert

William Shelley

Thomas Carman

Clodagh Taylor

Bronte Connoley

Han Trinh

Louis Connoley

Erica White

Claudia Crawley Luke Durand Olivia Garcey James Humphries

MUSICAL PRODUCTION Honour Alan Thomas

Honour Harry Welleman

Half Colour

SOCCER

Georgina Skuza

Half Co lou r

School Colour

Lucinda Blakey

Jake Booth

Samuel Kelly

Honour

Brydie Rankin

Lauren Heyward

Mitchell Stewart

Francoise Hill

School Colour

Fiona Riley

Peter Angliss

SURFING

James Armstrong

Half Colour

William Cailes

Nelson Brand

Sarah Cielesh

Jemima Hutchins

Haley Cielesh

Jake Wootton

Sophie Desborough

Jackson Wylie

Vanda Fletcher

SWIMMING

Harrison (Harry) Forsyth

Half Colour

Jemima Hutchins

Alexandra Bennett

Shane Jacob

Edward Bennison

Morgan Kerambrun

Georgia Blood

Sabrina Lewicki

Shaan Blythe

Eliza McGrath

NETBALL

Laura Brodie

Gabrielle Mitchell

Charles Medic

Ulli Cashman

Matthew Perkins

Half Colour

Tiahna Proebstl

Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich

Nicholas Cayzer

Alexandra Bennett

Claire Rogers

School Colour

Ellen Porter

Danielle Ruby

Emma Blake-Hahnel

Sophie Radalj

Delaney Ryan-Conn

Zoe Dixon

Maeve Rolland

Annabel Scott

Millie Leahy

Aaron Sayers

Clodagh Taylor

Amy Sheridan

Jack Shembrey

Elizabeth Whittem

Madeleine White

Georgia Wilson

Honour

Timothy Wong

Guy Fanning

Lucy Bishop

Honour

Jacqueline Humphries

Sophie Brand

Alexander Certoma

Stephanie McClelland

Madeleine Stevens

Christopher Nixon

Nicolas Molyneux

ROWING

Annabel Sloane

Hamish Russell

School Colour

Laura Walker

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Katrina Bigelow

SOFTBALL

Harry Welleman

Georgina Sam bell

Lucy Campbell

Half Colour

School Colour

Erica White

Hannah Chirnside

Alyx Clifton

Kyle Booth

James Landy

Zoe Dixon Georgia Hughes Jacqueline Humphries Rebekah McColl Keeley Murrihy Bronte Panckridge Thea Philip Erica Robinson Annabel Scott Alexander Selway Madeleine Stevens Austin Sutterby Benjamin Wade

MUSIC

Aaron Derksen

Alexandra Jablonsky

William Cunningham

Half Colour

Barclay Fitzpatrick

J-Mara McDonald

Lucy Drayton Ella Fenton

Lucy Allinson

Hannah Kent-Spark

Lucy McKie

Matthew Appelbe

Paris Kontelj

Corina Palmer

Fraser Mahony

Harshini Baskaran

James Landy

Jasmine Salveson

Brian Rafferty

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Taraia Meehan

WendyZhu

Philippa Weetman

Jackson Breer

Ellen Porter

School Colour

Honour

Emma Carruthers

Danielle Roberts

Jade Clutterbuck

Harry Kershaw

Bronte Connoley

Kieran Salatlliel-Dyke

Miette Miller

Douglas Horn

Amy Sheridan

Lara Palmer

Alexandra Lever

Jack Steel

Eliza Panckridge

SYMPHONY ORCH EST RA

Michael Mawson

Steffie Thomson

Maddison Smith

Thomas McGowan

Laura Walker

Harriet Waters

TENNIS

Lucy Bishop Georgina Calvert Lachlan Cameron Zaine Cordy James Fitzpatrick Edwin Lau Sabrina Lewicki Callum Narita Emma Nixon Delaney Ryan-Conn

Adam Senan Clodagh Taylor Philippa Thorne Thomas Welleman Honour Emma Allen Zoe Vaughan

WATERP OLO Half Col our Ulli Cashman Daniel Ross Amy Sheridan George Threadgold Sch ool Colou r Edward Bennison Kyle Booth Fraser Brierly William Cunningham Georgia Del Rio Aaron Derksen Zoe Dixon Lucy Drayton Ella Fenton Barclay Fitzpatrick Jacqueline Grange Georgia Hughes Hannah Kent-Spark Keeley Murrihy Eliza Panckridge Ellen Porter Oliver Price Brian Rafferty Jackson Ramus Annabel Scott Adam Sen an Annabel Sloane Angus Widdicombe Angus Wylie

Honour Lauren Heyward

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House Colours CALVERT HOUSE COLOURS

Lucy Duffield

Benjamin Tyler

Daniel Ross

Danielle Roberts

Sophie Young

Hockey

General

Erica Robinson

Junior Honou r

Olivia Garcey

James Amlstrong

Maddison Smith

Georg ina Calvert

Harry Graham

Athletics

Row ing

Bronte Connoley

James Lay

Jayden Barber

Cody Craven

Zoe Gorell

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Thomas Carman

Jackson Deahl

Rose Jennett

Music

Cody Craven

Soccer

Olivia Leontiades

Emma Al len

Indie Melvin

Grace Cileatley Matthew Lamon i

Laura D'Adamo

James Armstrong

Gemma D'Adamo

Jackson Deahl

Lachlan Patrick

Alexander De Young

Lucy Duffield

Morgan Perry

Fiona Riley

Jackson Deahl

Paris Kontelj

John Philip

Daniel Ross Alan Thomas

Nikolas Jeremic

Danielle Roberts

Benjamin Robinson

Talia Klein

Maddison Smith

Angus Tan

Netball

Alexander Uvermore

Softball

Ella Vernon

Emma Allen

Thomas Maguire

Lucy Duffield

Angus Wylie

Grace Cheatley

Angus McKindlay

Melody Philpott

Sophie Young

Lucy Drayton

Sebastian McMillan

Danlelle Roberts

Nicolas Molyneux

Maddison Smith

COLES HOUSE COLOURS

Millie Leahy

Mary (Molly) Forshaw

Maxim Payne

Swimming

General

Keeley Murrihy

Alexandra Pedersen

Jackson Deahl

Johann von der Schulenburg

Holly Russell

Melody Philpott

Lucy Duffield

Athletics

Rowing

Joshua Saunders

Paris Kontelj

Hannah Caithness

Barclay Fitzpatrick

Jack Shembrey

Thomas Maguire

Charles Callan

Keeley Murrihy

Jackson Wylie

Sebastian McMillan

Matthew Castles

Fiona Riley

Badminton

Nicolas Molyneux

Isaac Crawley

Daniel Ross

Maddison Smith

Erica Robinson

Lucy Drayton

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Basketball

Maddison Smith

Barclay Rtzpatrick

Soccer

Cody Craven

Volleyball

Nellie Gao

Charles Callan

Nikolas Jeremic

Alexander Uvermore

Olivia Garcey

Barclay Fitzpatrick Alan Thomas

Alexander Uvermore

Delaney Ryan-Conn

Harry Graham

Sebastian McMillan

Jack Shembrey

James Koroneos

Softball

Adam Sen an

Waterpolo

Harrison Mann

Emma Al len

Cross Country

Danielle Roberts

Keeley Murrihy

Grace Cheatley

Gemma D'Adamo

Adam Senan

Lachlan Palmer-Hill

Lucy Drayton

Laura D'Adamo

Junior Colour

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Millie Leahy

Alexander De Young

Alec Attwood

Annabel Sloane

Angus McKindlay

Georgia Blood

Badminton

Annabel Sloane

Thea Philip

Georgina Calvert

Kw un Ting Chan

Swimming

Danielle Roberts

Arcadia De Young

Delaney Ryan-Conn

Thomas Deahl

Supaporn Samanbut Basketball

Charles Callan

Jack Shembrey

Alex Divola

Emma Allen

Isaac Crawley

Maddison Smith

Will Duffield

Cross Country

Barclay Fitzpatrick

Debating

Andrew Goldsack

Hannah Caithness

Harry Graham

Thomas Carman

Zoe Gorell

Matthew Castles

Thomas Jackson

Danielle Roberts

Rachel Howard

Grace Cheatley

Matthew Lamont

Jack Shembrey

Alexandra Jablonsky

Matthew Lamont

Harrison Mann

Maddison Smith

Rose Jennett

Keeley Murrihy

Football

Dean Jeremic

Fiona Riley

Thomas Maguire

Jesse Uvermore

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Daniel Ross

Sebastian McMillan

Indie Melvin

Alan Thomas

Holly Russell

Joshua Saunders

Lachlan Patrick

Hockey

Laura Peebles

Benjamin Wade Football

Annabel Sloane

Nicolas Molyneux

Morgan Perry

Music

Benjamin Robinson

Talia Klein Thea Philip Netball

184

William Shaw Tom Shembrey Angus Tan

Emma Allen

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Isaac Crawley

Benjamin Wade

Barclay Fitzpatrick

Tennis

Harry Graham

Emma Allen

William Langley

Grace Cheatley

Harrison Mann

Annabel Sloane

Brady Harmon

Nicholas Morwood

Patrick Brimacombe Hamish Seller

Waterpolo

Sarah Meager

Thomas Neerhut

Barclay Fi tzpatrick

Zoe Vaughan

Hugh Neerhut

M usic

Keeley Murrihy

Cross Country

Phoebe Niven

Lucy Campbell

Junior Colour

Alexander Certoma

Toby Profitt

Jeremy Edwards

Georgia Al len

Jade Clutterbuck

Tom Vaughan

Daniel Nagle

Kirsten Caithness

Jack Curnow

Yawen Wang

Han Trinh

Madalyn Colman

Kameiko Gray

Shannessy Ward

Netball

Claudia Crawley

Jack McGowan

Isabella Xu

Lucy Can nard-Fink

Grace Forshaw

Mia Morrow

Junior Honour

RachelOdam

Harry Furphy

Oliver Neerhut

Maddison Bell

Soccer

Elliott Grossnickle

Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich

Claudia Conway

Andrew Batarilo

Emily Jackson

Matthew Roche

Charles Curnow

Daniel Batarilo

Emelie Joubert

Zoe Vaughan

Zoe Dixon

Callum Narita

Paige Lyall

Lucy Walsh

Thomas McGowan

Swimming

Lachlan McPherson

Georgia Wilson

Nicholas Morwood

James Billings Patrick Brimacombe

Tansy Pereira

Football

Phoebe Niven

Sam Russell

Macklen Barker

Olivia Skinner

Lucy Campbell

Ta-Chun Su

James Kenny

Tom Vaughan

Sarah Cielesh

Johann von der Schulenburg

William May

Megan Wallace

RachelOdam

Olympia Wild

Futsal

Lucy Walsh

Siobhan Plowman

Larry Wi llett

Alexander Certoma

Tze Hang Yip

Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich

MCARTHUR HOUSE COLOURS

George Threadgold Samuel Walsh

Hamish Seller

Junior Honour

Matthew Roche

General

Georgia Allen

Music

James Billings

Robert Waterhouse

Abby Andrew

Peter Angliss

Lucy Campbell

Tennis

Alexa Bedford

Harrison Bowler

Jeremy Edwards

Patrick Brimacombe

Louisa Cheatley

Nicholas Hvidberg

Daniel Nagle

Lucy Cannard-Fink

Patrick Crisp

Jack McGowan

Callum Narita

Ellie Drayton

Emma Ring

Lara Palmer

Junior Colour

Emily Jackson

Netball

Edwina Slattery

Nina Brown

Leonardo Jegatheesan

Kameiko Gray

George Threadgold

Katie-Rose Campbell

Mitchell O'Leary

Georgia Wilson

Robert Waterhouse

Davis George

KEITH HOUSE COLOURS

Soccer

Athletics

Patrick McEvoy

General

Alexander Certoma

James Billings

Harrison McMaster

Macklen Barker

Jade Clutterbuck

Patrick Brimacombe

Lillian Moran

Alexander Certoma

Kameiko Gray

Lucy Campbell

Darcy Narita

Jade Clutterbuck

Matthew Roche

Lucy Cannard-Fink

Hugo Potgieter

Marius Gratwick

Zoe Vaughan

Sarah Cielesh

Meg Read

Kameiko Gray

Softball

Jeremy Edwards

Xavier Seller

Jack McGowan

Jade Clutterbuck

Daniel Nagle

Andy Slattery

William O'Donnell

Sarah Meager

Callum Narita

Jock Slattery

Matthew Roche

Zoe Vaughan

RachelOdam

Sarah Smith

Zoe Vaughan

Swimming

Sophie Radalj

Kate Speakman

Georgia Wilson

Macklen Barker

Sarah Richards

Philippa Thorne

Athletics

Jade Clutterbuck

Danielle Ruby

Emma Threadgold

Macklen Barker

Kameiko Gray

Grace Scheiner

Sophie Weaver

Jade Clutterbuck

Jack McGowan

George Threadgold

Jun ior Honour

Jack Curnow

Oliver Neerhut

Badminton

Lucy Allinson

James Kenny

Matthew Roche

Sarah Cielesh

Joanna Billings

William May

Zoe Vaughan

Le Jun (Simon) He

Emma Blake-Hahnel

Jack McGowan

Tennis

Basketball

Nina Brown

Sarah Meager

Julia Colman

Jeremy Edwards

Katie-Rose Campbell

Mia Morrow

Matthew Roche

Cross Country

Davis George

Oliver Neerhut

Junior Colour

Laura Blake-Hahnel

Fraser Mahony

William O'Donnell

Cooper Bingham

Lucy Campbell

Samuel Maries

Phawal (Mark) Pisankitvanich

Brandon Clutterbuck

Sophie Radalj

Nicholas McGuane

Emma Ring

Claudia Conway

Danielle Ruby

Darcy Narita

Matthew Roche

Michael de Blaquiere

Debating

Corina Palmer

Brigitte Ward-Moss

Emma Dixon

Jeremy Edwards

Meg Read

Badminton

Amelia Fitzgerald

Kelly Speakman

Jock Slattery

Jack McGowan

Amanda Ioannou

George Threadgold

Philippa Thorne

Basketball

Julian Kenny

Football

Andrew Waterhouse

Harrison Bowler

Benjamin Malone

Andrew Batarilo

Fraser Wishart

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MCLEAN HOUSE COLOURS

Soccer

Adam Guala

Harry Kershaw

Charles Medic

Alana Hocking

Jye Osborn Cristina Porto

General

Ale andra (Le ie) Ragg

Hannah Ken t-Spark

Katherine (Katie) Appelbe

Mitchell Stewart

Harry Kershaw

Shayden Robinson

Emma Bath

Softball

Alannall Kreidl

Annabel Scott

Taylor Bett

Ellen Porter

Now Patcllarapond

Lucy Shorland

Lauren Heyward

Swimming

Annabel Scott

Frazer Stewart

James Landy

Emma Bath

Georgina Skuza

Steffie Thomson

James Malcher

Fraser Brierly

Summer Spikers

Angus Nicholson

Jacqueline Grange

Steffie Thomson

Thomas Welleman Volleyball

Lauren Heyward

Thomas Welleman

Katrina Bigelow

Nicholas Quail

Jacqueline Humphries

Badminton

Kyle Booth

Lachlan Summers

James Landy

Ho Yeung Lam

Sophie Brand

Oliver Price

Jack West

Alexandra Luppino

Basketball

Guy Fanning

Athletics

James Malcher

Adam Guala

Thomas Welleman

Emma Bath

Jack West

Alana Hocking

Junior Colour

Taylor Bett

Alexander Wood

Community Service

Elana Berton

Fraser Brierly

Tennis

Clementine Boyd

Nelson Brand

Lauren Heyward

Kaitlyn Johnson

Georgina Skuza

Emma Carruthers

Jacqueline Humphries

Edwin Lau

Cross Country

MacKenzie Chrimes

James Landy

Volleyball

Sophie Brand

Cody Deppeler

Alexandra Luppino

Alexander Wood

Padrick Dowling

Georgia Doery Annie Foley

James Malcher

Junior Colour

Timothy McLean

Angus Nicholson

Rebecca Bath

Thomas Welleman

Eliza Fordham

Ellen Porter

Abby Brierly

Debating

Georgia Hosking

Oliver Price

Katherine Butler

Emily Baulch

Meg Kent-Spark

Nicholas Quail

Olivia Clark

Football

Alannah Kreidl

Alexandra (Lexie) Ragg

Harrison Dalton

Timothy McLean

Steven Ling

Madeleine Stevens

Samuel Goodear

Shayden Robinson

Nicholas Malishev

Jack West

James Humphries

Hockey

Alexander Wood

Jemima Hutchins

Clara Murphy

Curtis Wynhoven

Charlotte Kay

Music

Basketball

Jacob Morgan

Dean Barber

Taylor Bett

Lydia Nicholson

Kyle Booth

Nicholas Quail

Samuel Porter

Clementine Boyd

Curtis Wynhoven

Aaron Sayers

Emma Carruthers

Cross Country

Isobel Summers

Annabelle Chrimes

Fraser Brierly

Junior Honour

Guy Fanning

Cristabel Gekas

Matthew Appelbe

Jack Hosking

Angus Nicholson

AJex Baensch

Pasawut Jangprasit

Elen Porter

Rebecca Bath

Clara Murphy

Oliver Price

Henry Beaumont-Kelly

Cristina Porto

Lachlan McDonald Harry Mcintyre Kasra Reja Lewis Robilliard Isabella Spinazzola Riley Van Ingen Ella Wood Junior Honour Emma Carruthers Annie Foley Lachlan Holdsworth Timothy Hosking Lucinda Murphy Summer Spikers

Madeleine Stevens

Robert Britt

Lucy Shorland

Curtis Wynhoven

Madeleine Brown

Georgina Skuza

Debating

Katherine Butler

Ben Stefanovic

Cnstabel Gekas

Joseph Fowler

Thomas Welleman

SHANNON HOUSE COLOURS

Football

Carla Fowler

Lucas Wood

Athletics

Fraser Brierly

Eu Vin Hor

Wendy Zhu

Lucy Bishop

Jack West

Jemima Hutchins

Row ing

William Cailes

AJexander Wood

Kaitlyn Johnson

Georgina Skuza

William Couch

Hockey

Charlotte Kay

Socce r

Ella Fenton

Jacqueline Humphrres

Yuhao (Kevin) Ni

Hamson (Harry) Forsyth

Emily Fuller

Ronan Mathews

Lydia Nicholson

Rebecca Griffiths

Francoise Hill

Music

Stephanie Nicholson

Georgina Skuza

Matthew Lam

James Ragg

Softball

Gabrielle Mitchell

Mitchell Stewart

Lauren Heyward Ellen Porter Jack West Netball

Wendy Zhu

Katrina Bigelow

Christopher Nixon

Blake Sutterby

Sophie Brand

Jackson Ramus

Austin Sutterby

Swimming

Samuel Russell

Rowan Baldam

Annabelle Shannon

Lauren Heyward

MORRISON HOUSE COLOURS

Katrina Bigelow

Alexander Shannon

Rowing

Athletics

Sophie Brand

Amy Sheridan

Tarala Meehan

Rowan Baldam

Arabella Doery

John Simson

Mitchell Stewart

Arabella Doery

Padrick Dowling

Angus Widdicombe

Alexander Wood

Padrick Dowling

Hannah Kent-Spark

Basketball

Jacqueline Grange

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Shane Jacob

Angus Manning

Thomas Rogan

Basketball

Thomas Morrison

Alexander Shannon

Grace Clark

Brian Rafferty

Matthew Lam

Eliza Panckridge

Eliza Panckridge Cross Country Lucy Bishop

John Simson

Aaron Derksen

Jack Steel

William Couch

Angus Widdicombe

Tegan Edwards

Laura Walker

Ella Fenton

Waterpolo

Nick Fry

Philippa Weetman

Francoise Hill

Edward Bennison

Alison Gregory

Tennis

Eliza Panckridge

Ella Fenton

Angus Manning

Kris Barton

Alexander Shannon

Eliza Panckridge

Daniel McDonald

Joel Barton

Annabelle Shannon

Jackson Ramus

Thomas Morrison

Alison Gregory

Amy Sheridan

Jack Steel

Clodagh Taylor

John Simson Angus Widdicombe

Junior Colour

Philippa Weetman

Junior Colour

Isabelle Bennison

Madeleine White

Connor Blake

Football

Lucy Brownless

Cross Country

Sophie Clark

Jackson Ramus

Ruby Brownless

Grace Clark

Alyx Clifton

Alexander Shannon

Lewis Burns

Aaron Derksen

Lachie Crozier

John Simson

Max de Been

Lucinda Macdonald

Robert Fowler

Angus Widdicombe

Rebecca Finlay

Thomas Morrison

Michelle Goy

Futsal

Bradley Fuller

Laura Walker

Isadora Hanley

Christopher Nixon

Bella Greene

Philippa Weetman

Jack Johnston

Bryce Jenki ns

Madeleine White

Fergus Laidlaw

Sophie Klein

Debating

Mitchell McAllister

Thomas Rogan John Simson Angus Widdicombe

Johanna McDonald

Lana Sturm

Emily Nash

Timothy Wong

Jake Mitchell

Football

Tiahna Proebstl

Hockey

Joss Russell

Lachlan Cameron

Lachlan Savage

Gabrielle Mitchell

Hannah Sheppard

Noah Keddie

Austin Snarskis

Matthew Perki ns

Jack Sheridan

Thomas Morrison

Poppy Trescowthick

Georgina Sam bell

Nicholas Simson

Jack Steel

Georgina Unkenstein Andie Weetman

Music

Ulrich Snyman

Futsal

Callum Jenkins

Jake Wootton

Lachlan Cameron

Netball

Angelica Wootton

Shane Jacob

Sebastian Acosta Ruiz

Junior Honour

Hockey

Harshini Baskaran

Ella Fenton

Isabelle Bennison

Joel Barton

Shaan Blythe

Emily Fuller

Jackson Breer

Stuart Orford

Nicholas Buykx

Eliza Panckridge

Charlotte Crawford

Claire Rogers

Braeden Eddy

Lucy Bishop

Junior Honour

Annabelle Shannon

Max qe Been

Clodagh Taylor

Tegan Edwards

Amy Sheridan

Eliza McGrath

Erica White

James Fitzpatrick

Rowing

Emma Nixon

Music

Liam Forrest

Bronte Panckridge

Lachlan Chomley

William Simson

Laura Walker

Emily Fuller Matthew Perkins

Robert Torode

Netball

Georgia Zaleski

Hannah Chirnside Grace Clark

Ella Fenton

WETTENHALL HOUSE COLOURS

Alison Gregory

Callum Jenkins

Athletics

Philippa Weetman

Christopher Nixon

Lachlan Baker

Madeleine White

Annabelle Shannon

Joel Barton

Rowing

Softball

Kris Barton

Thomas Morrison

Gabrielle Mitchell

Lachlan Cameron

Soccer

Eliza Panckridge

Hannah Chirnside

Lachlan Cameron

Swimming

Grace Clark

Edward Bennison

Aaron Derksen

Shane Jacob

Ella Fenton

Nick Fry

Laura Walker

Emily Fuller

Alison Gregory

Philippa Weetman

Francoise Hill

Jacob Jess

Softball

Eliza Panckridg e

Noah Keddie

Grace Clark

Alexander Shannon

Lucinda Macdonald

Laura Walker

Annabelle Shannon

Angus Manning

Swimming

Amy Sheridan

Daniel McDonald

Joel Barton

Angus Widdicombe

Thomas Morrison

Kris Barton

Tennis

Jack Steel

Hannah Chirnside

Maximilian (Max) Steinfort

Laura Walker

Lachlan Chomley

Volleyball

Philippa Weetman

Grace Clark

Badminton

Aaron Derksen

Angus Widdicombe Soccer Edward Bennison

Emily Fuller

Harry Gow Douglas Horn Jack Johnston Alexandra Lever Lucinda Macdonald Joe Maishman Michael Mawson Alice McGregor Stewart Saunders Alexander Selway Poppy Trescowthick Georgina Unkenstein

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CLASS OF 2000 3rd Row: Aaron Derksen, Fiona Riley, Nathanial Malishev, Macklen Barker, Alexander Certoma, Thomas Lever 2nd Row: Oliver Neerhut, A1lanah Freddi, Jake Booth, Callum Narita, Jack West, Matthew McGrath, Talia Klein, Eliza Panckridge 15t Row: Katie Appelbe, Annabelle Chrimes, Sophie Thorne, Francoise Hill, Kate Plowman, Hannah Chirnside, Maddison Smith, Georgia Wilson

HOUSE CAPTAINS 2nd Row: My Julian Carroll (Head of Preparatory School), Tom Burke, William Morrison, Alexander West, Charlie Crozier 15t Row: Ulli Balaam, Claudia Cheatley, Chloe Wynter, Emma Furphy

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College Teaching Staff

8th Row: Wen-Ting Liu, Margaret McMhur, Carolyn Matthews, Ian Henricus, Paul Jeffreys, Peter Blanchfield, Jane Utting, Jen Nicholls, Marita Seaton, Therese Foley 7th Row: Fabio D'Agostin, Tom Bridges, Lachlan Joyce, Olivia Allan, Sally Wynter, Edwina Davis, Helen Plumridge, James Hunt, James Johnstone, Wi! Johnston, Ed Kovacev Cameron Bennett, Chris Morgon, Brent Cook, Dan Clifford, Jeff Horoch 6th Row: Helen Mavros, Julie-Anne Hussey, Debbie Filling, Heather Green, Susan Daly, Linda Lee, Andrew McKie, Claire Quail, Barbara Carlson, Kristina Zeravica, Gary Tigani, Michael Thacker, Barbara Hollander, Carol Morris, Orazio Galluccio, Michael O'Donnell, Ben Robbins 5th Row: Karen Sunderland, Felicity Dawson, Sharon Dong, Guillermlna Ulloa, Kylie Saunders, Lisa Breen, Agnes Tymms, Merryn Ratcliffe, Ursula Kambrowski, Doug Wade, Simone Boyd, Karen Fyffe, Serena O'Brien, Melissa Barnes, Julie Gainey, Lyn Treadwell 4th Row: Jennifer Peake, Grace Larobina, Kelly Watson, Kristen Jones, Jo Panckridge, Deb Cleary, Carolyn Ogston, Donna Lannan, Pat Clark, AtholMary Mahoney, Sarah Hallows, Tim Parkes, Rob Kayler-Thomson, Dave Van Elst, Gerard Mack, Peter Hannah, Mark Torpey 3rd Row: Fiona Stafford, Phil Taylor, Michael Panckridge, Linda Gallus, Cheryl Watson, AI Smith, Sam MCintosh, Leonie Paatsch, Jenny Shorland, Julie Bickett, Anne-Louise O'Donoghue, Anita Dye, Mark Andrews, Rachael Congues, Harry Roberts, Andrea McGucken 2nd Row: Leanne McCartney, Eoghan Brownen, Deb Hynes, Greg Naylor, Kevin Jess, Paul Conway, Richard Morris, Gareth Gilby, Elizabeth Smith, Ros Palmer, Amanda Jackman, Gerard Donovan, Mark Irwin, Kevin Flanagan, Kirsten Van Cleef, Louise Bourke, Veronique Chabant, Kate Tol, Claire Wood, Terry Coburn, Greg Smith, Paula Henning, Deldre Bain 1st Row: Greg Smith, David Hibbard, Dave Curnow, Cathie Thornton, Michelle Crofts, Roger Smith, Joan Gill, Dr Pauline Turner, Daniel Mahon , Julian Carroll, Chris Dinneen, Coral Turner, Leanne Russell, Loredana Boyd, Ros Molyneux, Mark Cheatley

EXECUTIVE STAFF

Business Manager

Director of Sport

Principal

Ms S Leach , BComm, CPA

Mr M D Cheatley, BEd

Miss L Bourke, BA,DipEd,MEd

Dr P C Turner, BA(Hons), LittM, PhD, AMusA, MACE

Director of Community Relations and Development

Spiritual and Community Outreach Coordinator

Head of Geography

Deputy Princi paVHead of Boarding

Mr M Howell , PG DipDevMgment, MBA

Mr D Curnow, BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsScience

Head Design and Creative Arts

Mr D P Mahon, BEd, GradCertRE, MSL, MACE, AFAIM

Director of Teaching and Learn ing

SENIOR SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF

Mr K R Jess, BA, DipEd(AppliedLearning), Cert IV WorkplaceTraining&Assessment

Head of Senior School (Welfare)

Ms M Crofts, GradDipEdAdmin, BAppSc

VCE Coord inator

Head of History

COLLEGE STAFF

Mr G J Smith , BEd(Science), GradDipComputing

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

Head of Mathematics/Studies Coordinator

Head of Languages

Ms J C Gill, BA, DipEd, MEd, MACEL, AFAIM Head of Sen ior School (Curriculum) Mr R N Sm ith, BSc(Hons), DipEd, BEdStud, DipTAS Head of Preparatory School Mr J Carroll , MEd, BEd, DipTeach(Primary),Grad DipMusEd, CertlnfoTech

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School Counsellor Ms C M Thornton , BA SocSc(Hons) Psychology, Registered Psychologist, Assoc, MAPS Director of Music Mr M Irwin, BMusEd, GradCertMusTechnology

Head of English

Ms P M Henning, BEd

Mr D Hibbard , BSc, DipEd

Mme V Chabant, DEUG , Licence, Ma7trise, DEA, GradDipEd

Head of Business Studies

Head of Physical Education

Mr R M Morris, BEco, BEd

Mrs C Tol , BEd

Head of Drama

Head of Library Information Services

Ms D T Hynes, BEd, DipTeach(Primary), GradDipDir

Mrs A M McGucken, MEd, BEd

Head of Science and Information Technology Ms K Van Cleef, BSc, MHumanNutrition , GradDipEd(Secondary) Head of Boys' Sport Mr D A Clifford , BEd Head of Girls' Sport Mrs P Porter, BEd

SENIOR SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Mrs A J Andrews, BA(Hons), GradDipEd(Secondary) , GradCertRE(ACU), GradDipArts Mr M D Andrews, MEdStud, BA(Hons), BD(Hons),GradDipEdl GradCertRE Mrs D L Bain, HigherDipTeach(SecArtCraft), GradDipGraphicCommunication, Cert IVwr Ms M Barnes, MEdStud, BLaw, GradDipEd(Secondary) Mr C S Bennett, MEdStud , BEd , BCommunication(Journalism) Mr P J Blanchfield, BEd(PhysEd) Ms L Breen, BMus, GradDipEd , AMusA Mr T H Bridges, DipEd(Secondary), BBus Mrs C Brown, BEd(Lib), AALiA Mrs P M Clark, BAppSc(Photography) , DipEd Mrs D A Cleary, BSc, DipEd Mr P E Conway, BSc(Ed) Mr F D'Agostin, BSc(Ed), MEd Miss F Dawson, BA, DipEd Miss X Dong , MEd , DipEd (Chinese and Bus), BMan Mr G J Donovan , BSc, DipEd , DipAppPolymerSc Mrs D L Filling , BEd Mrs A M Fitzsimons, MA, BA, DipEd, GradDipEd (Term 2) Mr K P Flanagan , MSc, BSc, DipEd Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd Mrs J A Gainey, BA, DipEd(MSC), MA(LitCreativeWriting) Mrs L C Gallus, HigherDipSecArt&CraftTeaching

Ms M McArthur, BSc(ComputerNetworking), PostGradCert(Education in Computing and Religious Education)(UK) Mr S Mcintosh , BMultimedia, BArchitecturel Arts, DipEd(Artsl Media), Cert IV TA Ms S E Mackenzie, BA, PostGradDipTeach(Secondary) (Term 2) Mr G SMack, BEd(Music),Grad Dip(Music),AMusA,Cert IV OHS, Cert IVTAE Ms A-M Mahoney, BA, DipEd

Director of Early Learning Centre

Ms C E Matthews, MEdStud , BEd(Arts) Mr C Morgan, BEd, GradDipCompEd Mrs S Morris, BA, DipEd, GradDipStuWelfare Ms L Paatsch, BEd (Librarianship)

Upper Primary Area Leader

Ms R E Palmer, BSc(Ed) Mr T P Parkes, BA, DipEd Mrs K B Saunders, BA, DipEd Mr A B Smith , BSc/Comm, GradDipEd Mrs E K Smith, BEd Mr G J Smith, BA(Painting), DipEd Mrs K Sunderland , BA(Dance) ,GradDipEd(Sec) Mr P C Taylor, DipArtandDesign, GradDipEd Mr M B Thacker, BMusEd Mr G Tigani , BA(Ed), GradDipEd(lnfo Tech) Mrs L M Treadwell , MSc, BSc(Hons), GradDipEd Ms A Tymms, CAP, CAEI, DEUG Psy (France) Ms G Ulloa, BSpecEd , BEdinLOTE, DipinTESOL Mr D Van Elst, Cert III (Music), Cert IVTAE Mrs C E Watson , MEd(Sci), BSc(Hons), HigherDipEd

PREPARATORY SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF Head of Preparatory School

Mrs R Molyneux, DipTeach(EarlyChildhood), BEd(EarlyChildhood) Year 7 Area Leaders Ms K Zeravica, BA(OutdoorEd), GradDipEd Mr E Brownen, MA, BA(Hons), HigherDipEd , TESOL Year 8 Area Leaders Mr M O'Donnell , BA, DipEd, GradDipCompu1ing Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(Ed) Mr P Jeffreys, MEd, DipEd

PREPARATORY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Ms 0 Allan , BAHist , BTeach(Primary) Mrs C M Bartlett, BED, BTeach (Primary) (Maternity Leave) Mrs M Bell , BMusEd, MEd (Maternity Leave) Mrs J Bickett, BEarlyChildhood

Ms SN Lawrence, BA, GradDipEd (Primary), GradDip(ScreenMusic) Mrs L Lee, BA, DipEd, GradDipSpEd Ms W Liu , AdvDiplnt, Diplnt (Terms 1 & 2) Ms B Lyons- Lee, BAYouth , GradCertRe, GradDipEdSec Ms M McArthur, BSc(ComputerNetworking), PostGradCert(Education in Computing and Religious Education)(UK) Mrs L McCartney, BMusEd , AMusA Mr A R McKie, DipTeach(Primary), BEd , GradDipEd(Computing) Ms H Mavros, BA, DipEd, MTeach Mrs C A Morris, DipPrimTeach , BEd Ms J L Nicholls, BA, DipEd, DipMM Ms M J Oates, BSc, CELTA, DipEd (Leave in 2012) Mrs S E O' Brien, BSc, BLeaMgm

Mrs S Boyd , BEd Mrs B A Carlson , DipPrimTeach, GradDipEd(Teacher-Librarianship)

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

Mr T Coburn , MEd , DipTeach, GradDipSpecEd , Bed Mrs R M Congues, BSci(Hons), DipEd, MEd Mrs A Corrigan, BAEd

Ms C F Ogston, DipTeach(Primary), GradDip(ProvDev) Mrs J M Panckridge, MEd, BA(Ed) , BEd Mrs J Peake, GradDipSpecEd, DipTeach Mrs H Plumridge, DipTeach, BEd(Primary) Mrs C V Quail, BA, BA(Hons), MArts, GradDipEd

Mr B Cook, BAppSc, GradDipEd Mrs S M Daly, DipTeach(Primary) , BSpecEd Ms E Davis, DipPrimTeach, BEd Ms J Ditterich, HigherDipTeach, GradDip(Teacher-Librarianship) (Term 2) Mrs AJ Dye, DipTeach(EarlyChildhood) Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd Mr 0 Galluccio, BEd , DipTeach

Mrs M J Ratcliffe , BEd Mr B Robbins, BEd (Term 1) Mr H Roberts, MEd, BA, DipArts(GIT) , DipEd(HSC) , GradDipMedia, GradDipEdAdmin

Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach , DipPE Mrs B R Hollander, BA, DipEd

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

Ms D Hollingworth , AssocDipinSocialSci, BEarlyChildhood, GradCertinOrff-

Mrs F L Stafford, BTeach(Primary)

MusicEducation, GradDipEd , MasterofMusicEducation Mr J I Horoch , BSc, DipEd

Mr G Tigani, BA(Ed),GradDipEd(lnfo Technology)

Mrs J Shorland , BAEd Ms C M Su llivan , BTeach, BEd Mr M L Terry, BSc(Hons), DipEd

Mr G R Gilby, BEd

Mr J Carroll , MEd , BEd, DipTeach(Primary),Grad DipMusEd, CertlnfoTech

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

Deputy Head of Middle School (Welfare)

Mr P J Hannah , AM usA, AdvancedDipofMusic

Mrs C D Turner, TPTC , BA(Ed)

Mr J C Hunt, BMus, DipEd, DipMusPerf

Mr M L Torpey, DipTeach, BEd(PhysEd)

Deputy Head of Middle School (Administration)

Mr J S Johnstone, BSc, BTeach(Primary)

Ms JUtting, BEd

Mrs L Russell , BEd

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

Mr D A Wade, DipTeach , BEd

Ms J Hussey, BEd(PhysEd), GradDip (Health Science) (Term 1) Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd Mr L Joyce, BEd(Creativity&Arts) Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, BuildConsCert, DipEd Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp Mr G Lane, BSc(Hons), DipEd (Term 4) Mrs D M Lannan , BSc, DipTeach

Director of Campbell House Mr C Dinneen, MEd , DipEd , BEd(GradDipRE), GradCertEd(Science) Primary Curriculum Coordinator Ms L Boyd , GradDipED, DipTeach

Mrs K Jones, DipTeach(Primary)

Ms S Vernon , BEdSc, GradDipEd Mrs K Watson , BA(MediaStudies), BEd, MEd

Mrs U Kamburowski, MA, BMusEd Mrs R Kelly, BEd(EarlyChildhood) (Maternity Leave 2012)

Ms C E Wood, BA(MedComm), DipEd, GradCertArts

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

Miss L Xu , MEd, GradDipEd(Sec), BPA

Mrs S Wynter, PostGradRE, CertRE, BEd(Primary)

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Administration and Services Staff

4th Row: Joyce Taylor. Helen Midgley. Marcus Saunders, Nathan Allan, Jenny D'Altera, lain Gaylard, Simon Benz, Andrew Murton, Ray Russell, Jen icholls. Andie Andersen, Dale Carroll 3rd Row: Anna-Maria McRae. Jean Cameron. Knsten Wiadrowski, Mandy Weeks, Ziatica Kovac, Vicki Henderson, Janice Boyce, Julie Tucker, Marg Fammond. Jeanette Adams, John Simandl, Peter Stubbs. Mary Archer, Isobel Patience, Janine Albert, Jo Young, 2nd Row: Ian Creek, Angelika Moore, Rachael Skowronski, Chelsea Geall, Tanya Motiani Julia Thompson, Jenny Kittelty, Claire Seward, Elizabeth Williams, Natalie Cowdell, Linda Humphries, Ainsley Harris, Jenny Saunders, Julie Lewis, Meredith Herbert, Kate Hackett 1 st Row: Jenny Ryan, Noelene Groth. FeliCity Sahlstrom, Deb Fanning, Wayne Hewitt, Shannyn Leach , Dr Pauline Turner, Daniel Mahon, Mike Howell. Mark Nurnaitis, Kerren Wade, Murray Fanning. Greg Tomkins

Business Manager

Ms M Law

Mrs J Jarvis

Mrs J Shannon

Ms S Leach Bcomm, CPA

Mr S Mcintosh

Mrs J Kemp

Ms C Thornton

Director of Community Relations & Development

Ms J Taylor

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Ms J Boyce

Ms N Roache Mrs B Romain

MrM Howell MBA, PG Dip Dev

FINANCE Ms F Sahlstrom Rnance & Administration Manager Mrs J Adams Ms M Farrimond Ms N Groth Mr R Russell

Miss K Wiadrowski

Mr M Nurnaitls IT Services Manager

ADMINISTRATION

MrW Hewitt Knowledge Systems Manager

Mrs J Cameron

Mr N Allan

Mrs J Fuller

Ms A Bucek

Ms V Henderson

Mr I Gaylard

Mrs Z Kovac

Mr A Murton

Ms 0 Masljak

Mr M Saunders

Mrs H Midgley

MrJ Simandl

Mrs J Ryan

Ms 0 Fanning Miss C Geall MrC Lannan

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Mrs N Cowdell

BOARDING Mrs M Bridges Mrs V Dunstone Mr J Fraser Mr B Gardiner Ms S Guy Mrs J Jeffreys Ms S Stamenic

Mrs J Tucker

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

MUSIC

Ms K Vokic

Mrs M Weeks

MEDICAL

Mrs J Young

Mrs C Maas Senior Nurse

CATERING

UNIFORM SHOP

Mrs C Seward Senior Nurse

Mr M F Fanning Catering Manager

Mrs K Wade Uniform Shop Manager

Mrs C Hall

Ms JAlbert

Mr A Harris

Mr M North

Mrs E Koroneos

Ms R Marendaz

Mr P Rogers

Mr R Turner

Mrs J Lewis

Mrs A Mc Rae

Mr PWelsh

Ms J Lunney

MsC Mathews

SCHOO L ASSISTANTS

Mrs J Milcllell Mrs A Moore

Cleaning

Ms R Payne

Mrs H Papas

Mr D Carroll

Miss S Payne

Mr A Aalders

Ms P Clark

Mrs A Potter

Ms MArcher

Ms B Collier

Ms J Purcell

Mrs R Baird

Mr A Saunders

Mr J Barlow

Ms K Hackett

Miss N Gray

Mrs J Kittelty

Mrs C Harris

Mrs N Mayfield

Mr M Hayes

Ms J Nicholls

Mrs L Miletic

Mrs J Saunders

Mrs E Boal Tuckshop Manager Prep

Ms I Patience

Ms R Skowronski

Mrs J Reynolds

Mrs J Thompson

Mrs K Lewis

Mrs M Santos

Ms EWilliams

Mrs L Shore

Mrs F Shearing

TUCKSHOP Mrs D Brackley Tuckshop Manager Senior

Mr H Stokes

PROPERTY

Ms M Stuart

Mr G Tomkins Property Manager

Mr P Stubbs

Mr S Benz

Mrs J D'Altera

EARLY LEARNING CENTRE Ms A Andersen Mrs N Crowe Mrs L Davis

Mr M Povey Grounds Manager

Ms J Doull

Mr I Creek

Mr Clang Assistant Grounds Manager

Mrs A Harris

Mr R Dahlhaus

Mr L Gillett

Mr N Fletcher

Mr M Havelberg

Mr B Green

Mr M Moyle

Maintenanc e

Mrs M Ryan Mrs L Thomas

RECREATI ON CENTRE MrT Read Recreation Centre Manager Ms J Kingsley Mrs S Bennett Mrs C Brown Mr Z Durand Ms H Harris MrS Holliday Ms C Mahony Ms E Mathison

GROUNDS MrW Grigg Maintenance Foreman

Mrs T Motiani

Ms F Galle Mrs M Herbert Mrs L Humphries Mrs R Kelly

Ms P McDonald Mr B Pope Mr J Reed MrT Reed Mr B Ricchini Mr J Smith MrG Webb MrAWiliiams

Farewells CAMERON BENNETT Cam is a dedicated educator who is known for his phenomenal expertise, his no nonsense approach, his laissez-faire style and his incredible sense of fairness and frankness. To suggest that he was a fabulous teacher is an understatement. His main concern was always the welfare of his students but he also managed to produce excellent results: half of his final VCE class received an ATAR score of 40 or above which puts them in the top 8%of the state. Whilst this would have thrilled Cam, he would have been equally, if not more interested, in how the other half went. In fact he would have scanned the data, the graphs, the numbers and figures and laconically outlined to me how incredibly some of these students had performed, never in terms of boasting about his achievements but always

had achieved above their expectations would have made him smile. He achieved and contributed much at College over the past six years and his influence in the Politics program, English and IT departments, Basketball arena and Digital Challenge as well as Calvert House has been paramount. A special mention must go to his development and instigation of Media as a valued and significant subject. His journalistic background and his passion for all things relating to the world of Media has allowed his students to grow, learn, indulge and experience a wealth of knowledge and wonder through his nurturing and knowledgeable guidance. He will be much missed but always remembered and we wish him much happiness and success in his new adventures. Deb Hynes

about empowering and supporting the students. The fact that the students

EOGHAN BROWNEN Eoghan 's passion for teaching French is apparent from the moment one enters his classroom. His lively, engaging manner

and skill to the coaching of his soccer team and encouraged the team in a positive and stimulating way.

is both supportive and encouraging of

We wish Eoghan every good wish as he

language learners and challenging to

leaves to take up his new coordinating

students as they immerse themselves in

role at Clonard.

the language. As the LOTE Coordinator at the Preparatory School since 2006, Eoghan has been instrumental in introducing new approaches in the teaching of LOTE and has enjoyed watching the development of such stimulating and engaging programs. Students have appreciated his interest in their learning and the opportunities to engage with him.

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Eoghan has also brought great energy

Bonne chance Eoghan! Coral Turner

School Roll 2012 ELC3 Atkin , Alannah R (Lana) Boydell , Angus P Buzzard, William E L (Will) Carland , Emma C Conte, Dante N Cornford , Maeve E Do novan, Isabella E Hanegraaf, Charlie W IIsley, Claire J Leszko, Samuel B (Sam) Mclean, Harrison S (Harry) Mcneil, Cate V Mead, Oscar D Murphy, Lachlan H Neagle, Tom S Neate, Harry T Packham, Ella J Paton , Amelia R E (Millie) Roffey, Henry J Rutherford , Tavler G T Santalucia, Aidan J Taylor, Arabella G

ELC4 Arora, Alexander S Baker, Isabel M Bartlett, Eliza-May S Biscan , Lilli M Blockey, Alexandra J (Lexie) Bradshaw, Isla A Cooke, Kaleb S Corner, Lily K Desmond , Isabelle M Eddy, Teresa B Greig, Angus C (Gus) Grima, Kathryn A Grima, Madelyn A (Maddy) Hair, Hamish K Ho, Leon IS Y Hoare, Jonathan P (Jon) Horvat, Ben E Kweh , Matthew C Maher, Darragh J Naylor, James B Naylor, Thomas D (Tommy) Norton, Bobbi B Porter, William (Will) Weisinger, Hannah Wynter, Tia L

ELC5 Andrews, Julian W Bickett, Mitchell R (Mitch) Bozinovski, Madeline Carland, Ethan A Fry, Jack P Fury, Shannon P Gorell, Edwina L Gray, Lucas C

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Hayes, Matilda L Hunter, Benjamin H J (Ben) Jansz, Audrey E Johnston, Oliver H Maddern, Alexis J Martin, Emma R Mazan i, Namatai M Powers, Samuel P R (Sam) Rogers , Lilly A Royal , Jet C Shing , Eve J Solly, William P (Will) Taylor, Hamish W Tol , Harry E J Watson , Lily G Williams, Bronte H

Prep Anderson , Lachlan F Atkin , Caitlin M Baill ie, Chloe 0 Balazs , Tiana W Bird, Luke J Bradshaw, Oliver M Burke, Mitchell J (Ditch) Buzzard , Logan D Cond ie, Thomas A Cusack , Lilly A Eddy, Wyatt G Finch-Day, Tommy Fury, Ashleigh L Grima, Isabella A (Bella) Hanegraaf, Archer J Hayden , Alexander M (Alex) Higgins, Matisse Ho, Curtis J L Y IIsley, William A (Will) Ivisic, Xavier F Jackson, Hunter L Lamers, Esther M A Leahy, Charles H Leahy, James F Leszko, Thomas H (Tom) Mcdougall, Sienna A Mcneil, Sean A Mitchell, Lachlan R Murphy, Eilish P Murphy, Hermione G Nadorp-Daw, Blythe Parkhill , Piper Roderick, Sophie A Romer, Imre T V (Imi) Rowbottom , Joshua W Rutherford , Zaiden P Sadler, Jackson J (Jack) Salceda Rouco, Mario Shirley, Kate 0 Taylor, Millicent A (Millie) Vale, Benjamin T Whan , Joshua B Wh ite, Campbell R

White, Oliver W Wynhoven , Olivia L

Year 1 AI -Am in, Muhammad S Anderson , Joey L Baker, Grace A Balazs, Jasmine A Bisinella, Laura J Blacksell , Gemma L Carland, Isabella G Cole, Edward G (Ned) Corner, Georgie G Duff, Verity A Gorell, Thomas G Gray, Miles T Hair, Oliver S Hall , Vallen K Hardy, Montana J L Hayden , Tom E Hoare, William B Hunter, Joshua R Hunter, William G N (Will) Kin g, Ella M Lamers , Hendrikus E A (Hennie) Maddern, Zara C Mazani, Ngaakudzwe J (Johnson) Middleton, Ted H Moorfoot, Emma G Naylor, Eleanor J (Elly) Naylor, Thomas P A (Tom) Norton , Charli C Porter, Charles J (Charlie) Ritchie, Takoda Robinson , Evelyn J Roffey, William J Rotsas , Agni S (Agnes) Royce, Edwina V Santalucia, Oliver J Solly, Robert H (Robbie) Stringer, Taya J Vale, Emma K Vaughan, Zoe A Williamson , James S Zumpe, Hugo

Year 2 Abikhair, Matilda R Andrews, Prudence R Balazs-Ashman , Amber E W Bickett, 8amuel D (8am) Bourke, Jackson D Calvert, Phoebe J Cortizo, Emiliano F Forsyth , Jack M Fry, Emily B Gorell , Ben M Griffith, Bridie J Hayden, Harry M

Higgins, Mia C Hofmaier, Jasmine A Illingworth, Angus L Jackman, Henry Jackson, River M Jansz, Isaac G Masek, 80pita (Joy) Mcdougall, Jesse K Mclachlan, Mikayla J Middleton, Jesse P O'neill, Harrison C Powers, Cecilia 8 Rahmanian, Nick A Rogers, Mia A Rowbottom, Jacob T Sadler, Harrison J (Harry) Santalucia, Emily S Santalucia, Harry J Skeen, Angus B Trethewey, Emma K

Year 3 Baxter, Emily G Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W Bird, Marcus G Bradshaw, Cassidy J Brandt, Maeve L Buzzard , Lachlan 0 (Lachie) Congdon , Thomas N R (Tom) Connor, India A Coop, Jay M Eddy, Atticus A Hall, Eden J J Hecker, Jasm in E (Jazz) Jones, Anneliese R Kahwagi , Alyssa M King , Xavier F Lean , Geoffrey 0 M Mahon, Emma B Morphy, Oliver 8 Naylor, Annabelle L Nockles, Jake W Nolan, Sebastian (8ebi) O'brien, Nicholas G Parkhill, Lachlan (Lachie) Paterson, Lachlan D Polic, Isabelle M Porter, Matilda C Potter, Xavier J Probert, Charles W Probert, Chase E Rahmanian, Amy K Rochow, Brooke J Ryan, Maeve E Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy) Solly, Sarah K Stringer, Wayde 8 J Taylor, Grace V West, Harry J Whan , Patrick White, Imogen R

Whitford , Harry J G Wi ll iams, Hugo L Willi ams, Thomas G

Year 4 Bath , Sarah L Bell , Douglass M Bettess, Laura K Bisin ell a, Felicity M Bl akeley, Thomas (Tom) Brozek, Benjamin (Ben) Brzoska, Alexander T (Alex) Burrell, Zara P Caldwell , Guy S Cole, MoilyG Crtalic, Astrid M Dalrymple, Max J Dalton, Lewis R L Duff, Imogen 0 Edgar, Georgina K Faull, Harry N Fernand ez, Oliver Garner, Max Gray, Noah J Hardy, Cooper B Hayden, Scarlette L Kahwagi , Jacoub C Lawrie, James E Li vingstone, Nicholas J Malone, Jessica A Marshall , Declan A Mauderer, Max J F Mcintyre, Sophia E Paton , Oliver M (Ollie) Perry, Jack A Powers, Sophia L Rowbottom , Samuel J Rugg ero, Ruby I Santal ucia, Thomas D (Tom) Thacker, Matthew J Tolley, Luke C T Tran , Ethan L Traynor, Charles (Charlie) Trethewey, Thomas S Unkenstein, Annabel C Vernon, Archie Walter, Annabel L White, Elli F Will iams , Jackson F Wynhoven, Jess L Yang , Tianyi (Danny) Yeaman , Fraser H

Year 5 Ab ikhair, Oscar J Adams, Georgia P Anderson , William R Billings , Laura R Blight, Penelope A (Neddy) Brierly, Rosy A E Bulford , lona C Byrn e, Drewe P Carroll , Grace S Courtnay, Oliver J Crozier, Thomas D (Tom) Derksen, Luke R En strom , Radha

Fang , Celine Goddard , Jeremy AS Illingworth, Oscar Jackm an, Angus R J enn ett, Harriet J Jones, Lachlan H Karaviti s, Georgia F Koron eos , Nicholas J Landos, Madeline S Lean , Elliott S H Lynch , Benjamin M M (Benji) M aceron i-Zarafa, Samuel K Mahon , Max L Middleton , Charles 0 (Charlie) Morphy, Harry E Neerhut, Luca Nolan, Gabriel (Gabe) Nowicki , Elizabeth G (Lizzy) Padanyi, Jacinta J Parkhill , Ethan Paterson , James A Plowman , Orlaith M Potter, Niamh G Qui x, Lisa A Raimondi , Daniel Rod erick, Georgia L (Georgie) Rowbottom , Rachel H Ryan , Laura G Salceda Rouc o, Sergio Watson , IIah A Ye, Junqi (Jack)

Year 6 Balaam , Mimmi I Balazs-Ashman , Angus D N (Gus) Bartlett, Courtney N Bartl ett, Lachlan S Bath , Fraser T Bett, Amara S J Blundy Jones , Laura Bobbera, John M Bourke, Neve C Brandt, Kurtis P Brozek, Harry Brzoska, Josephine A (Josie) Burrell , Nyah Z Congdon , Lachlan W (Lockie) Couchman , Travis A Coutts, Blake T B Crowe, Alexander A W Dalrymple, Isabella R Daly, EmmaJ De Young , Luke P Divola, James M Falkiner, Elizabeth S Fitzsimmons, Coco B Gekas , Finlay J (Fin) Gorell, Ava B Gorell , William R Gubbels , Ethan S Hanrahan , William M R Heyward , Felicity E Ho lm es, Auryn A Holten, Fionn P D Kl ei n, John L (Jack) Kl ein, Katherine A

Ku rien, Jade Lyal l, Hamish R Malone, Samuel J Marshall, Darcy J Mchenry, Edward T N (Ned) Mc lac hl an, Jessica A Midgl ey, Charlotte A Milner, Thomas N Moorfoot, Jack A Morriso n, Claire G M Morwood , James A H (Jamie) Nguyen, Danny Ni, Anson Y X Nockl es, Oliver A Perry, Luke E Phung , Tristan J Rahm anian , Layli V Robinson, Behlana R Rugg ero, Olivia G Sayers, Isabel R Spikers, Euan P Th acker, William J Thorne, James D A Tol , Sophie A J Wh ite, Samuel D (Sam) Will iams, Angus J Wynter, Lachlan K

Year? Adam s, Lachlan J Al exand er, Annaliese R All en, Sam L Bell , Ian W Bennett-Hull in , James S Bond , Grace I Boyce, Jared C Braslis, Eve C Breer, Harrison B Brown , Liam G Brown, Simone E Brownless, Oscar A Buchanan, Ruby L Carey, William G M Carr, Maddison C G Cash man, Lachlan S H Cashman , Rose P Chalmers, Liam N Ch ristian , Amy R Cole, James T Collard , Nikita M Consed ine, Charlotte M Conway, Sam E Courtnay, Sebastian T Deah l, Matthew J Dowli ng, Matthew J (Matt) Duerd en, Neive M Edgar, Zara L Edwards, Tsar J A Fitzg erald, Bentley J Fitzsimmon s, Mi-Mi A Flanagan , Thomas P Flitton , Palmer Fo ley, Cary E Gao, Nathan J Glover, James A 0 Goldsack, Claire E Gow, Ruby M

Green e, Georgia M G Greer, Isabel (Izzy) J Grose, Aaron J Hanley, Leo S Harris, Mia R Harris, Sam C Haskett, Cooper T Helm , Nikita A (Nikki) Horoch, Charles F (Charlie) Horvat, Neve T Hosking, Cooper D S Hosking , Lochie J S Hughes, Kelly S Hutch ins, Henry R R Johnston , George W Jones, Mitchell L Kay, Albert H Landos, Mikhail K Lawson , Eliza C Luke, Oscar J Lyons, Calden P Mackay, Nicholas J Mahon, Leyton S J Malone, Oscar J Manning, Hamish D E Manton, Oliver H Mathews, Cooper W Mauderer, Aleisha A Mayer, Titania E Mcdonald , Angus C A Mcdonald , Thomas A Mcintyre, Edward A (Ned) Mckinnon, Georgia E (Georgie) Mc laughl in, Molly R Mcmaster, Charlotte 0 M elbourne- Morrow, Georgia Miao, Allen F Murrihy, Layla V Neate, Brittany T Newton, Alicia C Newton , Bryce W Nicholson, Genevieve H O'connor, James P Orchard , India Pad anyi , Endre R Page, Thomas M M Panagodage, Dinali D B P (Devmy) Pereira, Aurelia Z Perry, Brianna T Pickett, Rhaedel Potter, Lily B Proebstl , Nicholas A M Radalj, Rory J Reedy, Taylia Rees, Angus M Rose, Claudia F Rowbott om, Tahlia L Russell , Dominique B Russell , Summer J Ryan, Michaela J Savage , Gemma K Sefton , Roxana J (Roxy) Shannon, Eliza M Shaw, SailyG Sill ito e, Edward H M Skuza, Decian J

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Smith , Bronte E Stewart, Grace E Sun , Jason Sutterby, Paige L Thomas, Isabella C R (Issy) Tierney, Isabel J Townson, William R Unkenstein , Henry 0 (Harry) Walter, Lachlan G Ward , Kaitlyn R Watson , India A West, Jake T Whittakers, William P M (Paddy) Wylie, Scott C Yang , Tianpei (Thomas) Yelland , Dylan

Year 8 Allan , Brayden S Anderson , Olivia G Arc-Dekker, Edith E R Arundell, Edward C R Baensch, Lachlan R Balaam , Lilli A Batarilo, Benjamin (Ben) Baxter, Suzanne V Beaumont-Kelly, Oscar Bell, Ashley M Bett, Morgan F J Billings, Christopher J Bingham, Jasper L Blakeley, Charles (Charlie) Blight, Alexander H Blond, Stephen C (Charlie) Blundy Jones, Meg Boness, Katya M Braslis, Ethan 0 Brow n, Harrison T Bulford, Hamish W J Burke, Thomas L (Tom) Carr, William J M Carruthers, Jeremy Casey, Emma J F Castles, Tyler R Cayzer, Laura J Chappell, Maxwell N (Max) Cheatley, Claudia E Christou , Matthew T (Matt) Comben, Kyle J Coutts, Samuel M (Sam) Crawford , Eliza 0 L Crozier, Charles W (Charlie) Crozier, Sam E F Cullen , Kade N Davie, Jade M Dawe, Max F Eddy, Reilly W Edwards , Jordan (Jordy) Evans, Madeline K (Maddie) Falkiner, Andrew J H (Andy) Fernandez, Mollie Fitzpatrick, Jessica M Fowler, Brittany R Furphy, Emma G Fyffe, Lucy M Giles, Liam

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Gorell, Emma J Gorell, James M Goy, Rachael L Gregory, Ale ander B-S Grigson, Joshua M (Josh) Guthrie, Katherine A Hall, Emily J Hastings, Charlotte A Hayes, Harry C Henry, Luke J Holten, Briona E (Bibi) Horvat, Chantel A Hurley, Patrick J Iredell, Patrick G Jackman, Matthew R F Jackson, Dayne Jess, Samuel F (Sam) Karthikeyan , Nandini Kelly, Harry W King , Thomas (Tom) Knuckey, William A Kovacev, Mark A Langley, Charles E S (Charlie) Layik, Nuriye M (Melis) Lazarus, Maxwell S (Max) Longden , Angus J Lord , William S (Will) Maishman, Nicholas H (Nick) Malishev, Matthew J Manton, Nicholas W Mapleson, Bridget E Matern, Lily F G Mcarthur, Millicent S (Millie) Mcdonald, James A Mcdonald, Louise C Mcgrath , Rebecca A Mckie, Hamish A Mcmaster, Kennedy R Mcquinn, Phillipa I Mcrae-Palmer, Jonah J Midgley, Thomas R (Tom) Milner, Lucinda G Minahan, Lachlan S Molloy, Patrick F Morgan, Daniel J B Morris, Angela K Morrison, William G M (Will) Morrow, Alexander S Morwood, Lachlan H Murray, Thomas I Nelson, Alexander 0 B (Alex) Newnham, Grace N Newnham, Sophie J Nicholas, Noah V M Nockles, Veronica L O'leary, Jordan P Old , Samuel J (Sam) Patrick, Amelia E Ph ilpott, Grant Potts, Constance J Powell , Amelia M Reed , Lorcan J Rochow, Hollie J Russell , Molly K Sadler, Maysie F Santalucia, Eliza G Sebastian, Noah B

Shannon, Harry M Simson, Samantha L Siorach , Samuel G (Sam) Spikers , Mason P Stanisich , Remy G Stapleton, Mardi Stewart, Jessica Stokie, Lachlan R Symons, Aidan T Synoradzki , Matthew J Taylor, Lachlan Torode, Ian T (Tim) Turnbull, Liam R Urquhart, Sara B Vernon , Flynn J Vincent, Alan G F (George) Walder, Alana B Waterhouse, James 0 Waters, Blair R West, Alexander P W Wheeldon , Brielle J (Brie) Whittem , Lucas Wiener, Monique A Witherden , Alex J Wright, Thomas B Wynhoven , Ellie L Wynter, Chloe J You , Amy

Year 9 Allen , Georgie M Ao, Ka Chon (Kelvin) Bartlett, Samuel T Bath , Rebecca J Beatty-Kiss, Miranda G Bennison , Isabelle J Berton , Elana M Bingham, Cooper A Blake, Connor T Bourke, Erin P Brierly, Abby A J Brown , Nina L Brownless, Ruby M Bucek, Max R Burns, Lewis J Buykx, Nicholas E (Nick) Caithness, Kirsten S Calvert, Georgina K M Campbell, Katie-Rose Chen , Beata Chrimes, Mackenzie P Clark, Olivia L Clark, Sophie B Clifton , Alyx S Clutterbuck , Brandon J Y N Coles , Samuel 0 (Sam) Colman , Madalyn T Comben, Leon W Consedine, Xavier L Conway, Claudia L Crawley, Claudia I Crozier, Lachlan 0 A (Lachie) Dalton , Harry J K De Young, Arcadia J Deahl , Thomas E Deppeler, Cody B Dixon, Emma J

Doery, Georgia P Dowling, Mitchell J Duffield , William A Finlay, Rebecca C Fitzgerald, Amelia A Fordham, Eliza Forshaw, Grace M Fowler, Robert S Frank, Hugo Fuller, Bradley C (Brad) Furphy, Harry P R George, Davis R Go ldsack, Andrew J Gomes, Aaron E Goninon, Mitchell R Goodear, Samuel 0 (Sam) Gorell, Zoe V Goy, Michelle L Gratwick, Manning J Greene, Isabella G A (Bella) Griffiths, Samuel J Grossnickle, Elliott Z Hanley, Isadora A Hanrahan , Elizabeth G Hosking, Georgia M Humphries, James A Hutchins, Jemima G Hvidberg, Sam H Ioannou, Amanda R Jackson, Emily J Jenkins, Bryce C Jennett, Rose E Johnston, Jack W Joubert, Emelie L Kay, Charlotte N Keddie, Tira L B Kent-Spark, Meg H Klein , Elizabeth M Klein, Sophie J Kontelj, Davis J Kreidl, Alannah M Ling, Steven Livermore, Jesse H Lyall, Paige Lyons, Baxter S Mackay, Callum M Malone, Benjamin M Mcallister, Mitchell B Mcdonald, Johanna E Mcdonald, Lachlan J Mcdowell, Nicolas G T Mcintyre, Harry C Mcpherson, Lachlan 0 Mitchell, Jake E Moran, Lillian E (Lilli) Morgan, Jacob M Nagle, Patrick J Narita, Darcy T Nash , Emily S Neerhut, Thomas J Neville, Ashley J Newton, Abbey M O'connor, Thomas J Osborne, Georgin a L (Georgie) Peebles, Laura H Pereira, Tansy L Perry, Morgan T

Porter, Samuel L Proebstl, Tiahna E Radalj, Oscar M Reja, Kasra Robinson , Benjamin A (Ben) Roe, Thomas G M (Tom) Rounds, Hannah E M Ruby, David G Ruffin, Matthew J C Russell, Sam G Savage, Lachlan J Sayers, Aaron J C Sefton, Ebony M Seller, Xavier 0 Shaw, William M (Will) Shembrey, Tom C Sheridan, Jack H Skuza, Joshua C Slattery, Andy J Slattery, Jock M Smith, Sarah E Snarskis, Austin P Snyman , Ulrich FA Speakman, Kate E Spinazzola, Isabella C Su , Ta-Chun (Albert) Summers, Iso bel J (Izzy) Thorne, Philippa A Threadgold, Emma J Unkenstein, Georgina E (Georgie) Van Ingen, Riley J M Vaughan , Tom Walmsley, Edward J Wang, Irene Wang , Yawen (Ellen) Ward , Shannessy M Weaver, Sophie M Weetman, Andie A Willett, Larry H Witcombe, Darcy I Wong , Hoi Lam (Tiffany) Wood , Ella Wootton , Angeli ca A Wootton , Jake J Xu , Isabella Yip, Tze Hang (Adrian) Young , Sophie K

Year 10 Acosta Ru iz, Sebastian All inson , Lucy H Andrew, Abby L Angl iss, Emily E Appelb e, Matthew F Attwood , Alec D Baensch , Alex J R Baskaran , Harshini Beaumont-Kelly, Henry Bedford , Alexa R G Bell, Hugh A Bell , Maddison E Billing s, Joanna E Blake-Hahnel , Emma K Blood, Georgia R Blythe, Shaan C Booth , Harrison W (Harry)

Brand , Nelson C Breer, Jackson M Britt, Robert M (Robbie) Brown , Madeleine J (Maddy) Brownless, Lucy I Brunner, Valerian C Calvert , John J (Jack) Carruthers, Emma K Cayzer, Nicholas R Chan, Chun Lung (Tony Jr) Cheatley, Louisa J Cielesh , Haley J Cockle, Ivy Collett, Natalie L Connoley, Bronte E Cook, Sarah N Cordy, Zaine T Crawford , Charlotte E M Crisp, Patrick J R Curnow, Charles W T (Charlie) De Been, Max P De Blaquiere, Michael T Divola, Alex M Dixon , Zoe L Dob ie, Isla M R Drayton, Ellie C Eddy, Braeden T Edwards, Tegan C Fitzpatrick, James P Flanagan, Simeon G Foley, Annie J Forrest, Liam K Fowler, Joseph E (Joe) Golightly, William C (Will) Gow, HarryT Griffiths, Jackson J Hanna, Claudia J Haskett, Joshua L Holdsworth, Lachlan A Horn, Douglas K Hosking, Sam J S Hosking, Timothy L (Tim) Howard, Rachel L Humphreys, Claire A Jab lonsky, Alexandra M Jegatheesan , Leonardo (Leo) Jeremic, Dean Kelly, Amelia Kenny, Julian P F Kershaw, Harry M Laid law, Fergus C H Leontiades, Olivia C Lever, Alexandra F Lewicki , Sabrina R Lewicki, Vanessa J Mahony, Fraser W Maishman, Joe W Malishev, Nicholas P A Mann, Julia L Maries, Samuel N (Sam) Mawson , Michael R Mcevoy, Patrick M (Paddy) Mcgowan, Thomas A F Mcgrath, Eliza R Mcgregor, Ali ce J Mcguane, Nicholas B Mcguire, Seamus G

Mcmaster, Harrison A Melvin, Indie D Molyneux, Louis M Moore, Mike J Mo rwood , Nicholas (Nick) Murphy, Lucinda H (Lucy) Neerhut, Hugh T B Ni , Yuhao K (Kevin) Nicholson , Lydia Nicholson, Stephanie Niven, Phoebe E Nixon, Emma L J O'leary, Mitchell B Palmer, Corina R Panckridge, Bronte L Patrick, Lachlan J Philip, Johnnie Pl umridge, Zachary E Potgieter, Hugo Profitt, Toby C H Ragg , James E Rankin , Brydie G Read , Meg A Reed , Callista E (Listie) Robill iard, Lewis J Russell , Hamish J N Russell , Joss J Salveson , Jasmine V (Jassie) Saunders, Stewart M Scott, Annabel S Selway, Alexander J Sercombe, Jessica L Sheppard , Hannah Simson , Nicholas M (Nick) Simson , William D Skinner, Olivia K Spikers , Summer B Sutterby, Austin J Sutterby, Blake W Tan , Angus S Torode, Robert H Trescowthick, Poppy A Tyler, Benjamin J M (Ben) Tyrrell , Kate A Vernon , Ella K Vo n Der Schulenburg , Johann Wallace, Megan C Ward , Aaron M Waterhouse, Andrew L Watson, Hannah Watson , Liam C Watson, Shani S Welleman, Harry J Wiener, Michael J Wild , Olympia E Williams , Rhys Wi lson, Alexander E (Alex) Wishart, Fraser T L Wright, Thomas M (Tom) Wylie, Angus A Yeaman , Zachary A (Zac) Zaleski , Georgia K Zhu , Wendy

Year11 Alhadi , Omar A F Angliss, Peter W R

Ao, Ka Hei (Kelly) Atkins, Tom J Baker, Lachlan G Baker, Stephanie A Barber, Jayden L Barn es, Alicia Batarilo, Andrew Batarilo, Daniel Baulch , Emily G S Beckley, Ernest A L Bennett, Alexandra K (Alex) Bishop, Lucy L Blackman, Laura I Bowler, Harrison T Bri erly, Fraser D Brimacombe, Patrick J Brodie, Laura A Butler, Katherine (Katie) Cailes , William Caithness, Hannah I Callan , Charles D (Charlie) Cannard-Fink, Lucy M Carman , Thomas P (Tom) Casey, James V Cashman , Lilli J Castles, Matthew J Chomley, Lachlan J (Lachie) Christou , Nicholas C Cielesh , Sarah L Clarke-Jones, Kanan R Cole, Monty R J Colman , Julia I Connoley, Louis M Couch , William J Crawford , Maddelyn A (Maddi) Crawley, Isaac B Cunn ingham, William (Billy) Curnow, Jack L D'adamo, Gemma L D'adamo , Laura J De Young , Alexander P Del Rio, Georgia M Desborough , Sophie K Doery, Arabella E Dowling, Padrick J (Paddy) Downi e, Mathilda (Tilly) Eddey, Ginny G Fenton , Ella R Fitzpatrick, Barclay P Fletcher, Vanda S Forshaw, Mary C (Molly) Fraser, Beatrice M Fry, Jordan L Fung , Wing Lun (Ellena) Gao, Nellie J Garcey, Olivia M E Gekas, Cristabel L (Crista) Graham, Harry W C Grange, Jacqueline J (Jacqui) Grant, James Griffiths, Megan A Griffiths, Rebecca Y Guala, Adam H Harmon , Brady J Hocking, Alana J Hor, Eu Vin Hughes, Georgia K

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Humphries, Jacqueline I Hurley, Emma C Jackson , Thomas R G (Tom) Jangprasit , Pasawut (Mark) Janssen, Wera Jelfs, David M Jess, Jacob K Kelly, Samuel C (Sam) Kent-Spark, Hannah P Kerambrun , Morgan B King, Mitchell Koroneos, James L Lancaster, Brooklyn Langley, William D S (Will) Lay, James R Lei, Wai Hong (Oscar) Leonard, Madeleine C Livermore, Ale ander J (Alex) Lohaus, David Luppino, Alexandra K (Ally) Macdonald, Lucinda P (Lucy) Mackenzie, Laura K Mathews, Ronan P May, William G (Will) Mcclelland , Stephanie R (Steph) Mccoll, Rebekah M Mcdonald, J-Mara K Mcg lade, Andrew B Mckenzie, Cameron K T Mckie, Lucy Mckindlay, Angus D Mclean , Timothy Mcrae-Palmer, Dylan G Meager, Sarah A Medic, Charles H (Charlie) Mill er, Miette Morrow, Hannah J Murrihy, Keeley A Nicholson , Imogen K Nott, Tayla R O'connor, John (Moss) Odam, Rachel G Orford, Stuart J Osborn , Jye D Palmer-Hill, Lachlan A Parker, Matthew R Patcharapond, Now Payne, Maxim C (Max) Pedersen , Alexandra D Phewpun , Tanapol P Ph il pott, Melody A Pickett, Kezlee Pilon , Isabelle C E Pisankitvan ich, Phawat (Mark) Porter, Ellen J Portogallo, Hannah J Radalj, Sophie M Rafferty, Brian E Ragg , Alexandra C (Lexie) Ring, Emma M Robinson , Shayden J J Rogers, Claire V Rolland, Maeve E Rollo, Richard J Ruby, Danielle L Russell , Samuel M (Sam)

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Ryan -Conn , Delaney Scheiner, Grace L Seller, Hamish P Shannon , Annabelle C Shelley, William R Shembrey, Jack M Sheridan , Amy M Shorland , Sopllie E Sloan , Andrew T H Snarskis, Samuel A (Sam) Speakman , Kelly R Spinazzola, Patrick M Steinfort, Maximilian L (Max) Stewart, Frazer J Stewart, Mitchell Stojanovski , Adriana I Sullivan, Harrison P (Harri) Tao, Yu Hang Vivian (Vivian) Taylor, Clodagh C Temple, Miles H Thomson , Steffie P Trinh , Han B Varley, Maxwell M Wade, Benjamin J (Ben) Walder, Liam D Walsh , Samuel J (Sam) Waters, Harriet S White, Erica M Whittem , Elizabeth C (Beth) Wilkens, Zara G T Wood, Alexander B Wood, Lucas A M (Luke) Wood , Stephanie N Wynhoven, Curtis J

Year12 Allen , Emma I Andersson , Victoria L J Andrew, Thomas J (Tom) Appelbe, Katherine L (Katie) Armstrong , James S Baldam, Rowan P Barber, Dean A Barker, Macklen D S Barrett, Quentin J Barton , Joel B Barton, Kris T Bath , Emma E Bennison, Edward N Bett, Taylor L J Bigelow, Katrina E Billings, James B Blair-Thomson , Remy E Blake-Hahnel, Laura T Blakey, Lucinda S C Booth , Jake T Booth , Kyle M Boyd , Clementine J Brand , Sophie W Brennan , Thomas J Cameron , Lachlan S Campbell , Lucy E Certoma, Alexander J Chan, Kwun Ting (Frederick) Cheatley, Grace Chirnside, Hannah M Chrimes, Annabelle L

Clark, Grace E Clutterbuck, Jade E M Couch, Joseph (Joe) Craven, Cody N Deahl, Jackson R Derksen, Aaron M Drayton , Lucy H Duffield , Lucy C Dunstan , Mitchell A F Durand , Luke R Dye, Riley L Edsall, Murphy S Edwards , Jeremy N Fanning, Guy F Farrall, Thomas M (Tom) Fincham, Randall J Fisher-Kolosa, Byron J Forsyth, Harrison J M (Harry) Fowler, Carla Freddi, Allanah J G Fry, Nicholas J (Nick) Fuller, Emily J Gratwick, Marius J Gray, Kameiko S M Gregory, Alison R (Ali) He, Le Jun (Simon) Heyward, Lauren A Hill, Francoise M Hoskin g, Jack D Hubbert, Alexander D J (Alex) Hvidberg, Nicholas R Jacob, Shane M Jenkin s, Callum T Jeremic, Nikolas Johnson , Kaitlyn M Keddie, Noah E H A Kenny, James P E Kershaw, Edward A Klein , Talia Kontelj, Paris N Koutsoukis, Felix A J Lam , Ho Yeung Lam , Matthew C Lamont, Matthew R Landy, James D Lau, Edwin Y W Leahy, Millie R Lever, Thomas W Lim , Samantha Y J Maguire, Thomas D Malcher, James G Malishev, Nathanial J Mann, Harrison R Manning, Angus S Mcdonald, Daniel R Mcgowan, Jack D C Mcgrath, Matthew J Mcmillan, Sebastian Meehan, Taraia C Mitchell , Gabrielle M Molyneux, Nicolas J Morrison, Thomas G M (Tom) Morrow, Mia E Murphy, Clara B Nagle, Daniel R Narita, Callum K Neerhut, Oliver R

Nicholson, Ang us J Nixon, Christopher J O'brien-Church , Samuel J (Sam) O'donnell, William D (Will) Palmer, Lara J E Panckridge, Eliza K Perkins, Matthew S (Matt) Philip, Thea S Plowman , Kate H Plowman , Siobhan M Porto, Cristina J Price, Oliver G Quail , Nicholas D Ramus, Jackson J Reed , Tegan A Richards, Sarah D Riley, Fiona K Roberts, Danielle E Robinson, Erica D Roche, Matthew N Rogan , Thomas J (Tom) Ross, Daniel G (Dan) Russell , Holly M D Salathiel-Dyke, Kieran M Salt-Hill , Samuel J Samanbut, Supaporn (Bow) Sam bell, Georgina I Saunders, Joshua A Senan, Ad am V Shannon, ~ exa nd e rE

Sharrock, Savanna R Shorland , Lucy L Simson , John D Skuza, Georgina M Slattery, Edwina J Sloane, Annabel C Smith , Maddison G Splatt, Chelsea K Steel , Jack H Stefanovic, Ben Stevens , Madeleine P (Maddy) Strachan , Giorgin a R (Giorgi) Sturm , Lana J Summers, Lachlan P Thomas , Alan M M Thorne, Sophie J Threadgold , George D Vaughan, Zoe M Walker, Laura K Walsh , Lucy A Ward-Moss, Brigitte R Waterhouse, Robert M (Rob) Weetman , Ph ilippa M Welleman , Thomas F Weng , Si Ting (Jessica) West, Jack J E White, Madeleine R (Maddy) Widdicombe, Angus J Wilson , Georgia R P Wong, Timothy Wouters , Yvette Wylie, Jackson G Yiu, Van Yu (Audrey)

YEAR 12, 2012 7th Row: Angus Nicholson, Murphy Edsall, Thomas Welleman, Alexander Shannon, Oliver Price, Taraia Meehan, James Billings, Tom Morrison, Angus Widdicombe, Edward Kersllaw, Sebastian McMillan Edward Bennison, Rob Waterhouse, Daniel Mc Donald, Jackson Ramus, Joel Barton , Christopher Nixon 6th Row: Felix Koutsoukis, Kris Barton, Nick Fry, Harrison Mann , John Simson, Jackson Deahl , Cody Craven, Jackson Wylie, Joshua Saunders, Samuel Salt-Hill , Macklen Barker, Taylor Bett, Tom Rogan Matt Perkins, Sam O'Brien-Church, Nikolas Jeremic, Thomas Lever, Guy Fanning , James Kenny, George Threadgold 5th Row: Matthew Lamont, Jack West, Jack Steel, Randall Fincham, Nicholas Hvidberg , Lachlan Summers, Mitchel l Dunstan, Marius Gratwick, Riley Dye, Lauren Heyward, Maddy White, Angus Manning , Daniel Nagle, Dan Ross, Tom Farrall , Nathanial Malishev, Nicholas Quail , Quentin Barrett, Alexander Certoma, Silane Jacob, Harry Forsyth 4th Row: Alan Thomas, James Landy, Nicolas Molyneux, Adam Senan, Thomas Maguire, Jake Booth, Lucy Drayton, Maddy Stevens, Mia Morrow, Thea Philip, Ben Stefanovic, Lachlan Cameron, Aaron Derksen Noah Keddie, Thomas Brennan, Talia Klein, Millie Leahy, Matthew McG rath, Timothy Wong, Jack McGowan, Frederick Cilan , Callum Nari ta, Alex Hubbert , Callum Jenkins 3rd Row: Saman tha Lim, Laura Walker, Eliza Panckridge, Kameiko Gray, Philippa Weetman, Paris Kontelj, Emma Allen, Francoise Hill, James Armstrong, Jack Hosking, Joe Couch, Jeremy Edwards, Kyle Booth Byron FisherKolosa, Matthew Roche, James Malcher, Rowan Baldam, Simon He, Luke Durand, Lucy Campbell, Allanall Freddi, Lucy Duffield , Clara Murphy, Katrina Bigelow, Grace Cheatley 2nd Row: Ho Yeung Lam, Will O'Donnell, Matthew Lam, Tom Andrew, Georgina Skuza, Lucy Walsh, Chelsea Splat!, Danielle Roberts, Savanna Sharrock, Sarah Richards, Tegan Reed, Hannah Chirnside, Lara Palmer Bngitte Ward-Moss, Kaitlyn Johnson, Victoria Andersson, Sophie Thorne, Zoe Vaughan, Edwin Lau, Oliver Neerllut, Annabelle Chrimes, Dean Barber, Yvette Wouters 1 st Row: Bow Samanbut, Giorgi Strachan, Clemen tine Boyd, Katie Appelbe, Georgina Sambell, Emma Bath, Emily Fuller, Jade Clutterbuck, Remy Blair-Thomson, Cristina Porto, Erica Robinson, Siobhan Plowman Kate Plowman, Grace Clark, Sophie Brand, Lucy Shorland, Edwina Slattery, Gabrielle Mitchell, Annabel Sloane, Ali Gregory, Maddison Smith, Georgia Wilson, Jessica Weng, Audrey Yiu Ab sent: Laura Blake-Hahnel, Lucinda Blakey, Carla Fowler, Fiona Riley, Holly Russell, Kieran Salathiel-Dyke, Lana Sturm