Annual: Trinity 2016

TRINITY COLLEGE ANNUAL 2016

Edmund Rice Education Australia Report Friends, It is with great pleasure that I offer these few words to your College on behalf of Edmund Rice Education Australia.

Your College belongs to a national family of some 50 schools who share the common inspiration of Blessed Edmund Rice. We particularly celebrate the way in which Edmund responded to our Gospel by providing Catholic education based on key priorities and values.

We collectively try to embody these values through fidelity to the Charter for Catholic education in the Edmund Rice tradition.

Each school is different and we celebrate this diversity while endeavouring to maintain our relationships as a ‘family’. We work together for the good of all, particularly mindful of those families for whom life can be a struggle.

There are so many aspects of the life of your College that are a source of great pride for the Edmund Rice vision.

Your care for the disadvantaged, your advocacy for a more

Dr Wayne Tinsey Executive Director Edmund Rice Education Australia

just world, your vision for ‘excellence’ that encourages all students to strive for fullness of life, your emphasis on service as a response to the privilege of education and your challenge to our young to seek a strong relationship with God and obtain the happiness our Gospel promises.

There is so much to celebrate and rejoice in!

On behalf of the Christian Brothers and the whole Edmund Rice family, I thank and congratulate you on another great year.

I thank our families for choosing Edmund Rice education through enrolment at Trinity College. I realise that costs associated with education of our children can be difficult to bear at times. I know that your College commits to continuous examination of ways in which it can be as supportive as possible in this regard.

I thank the staff and students of Trinity College for using their gifts and talents to make this excellent school so faithful to our vision and traditions.

So friends, may God bless your school and bless us all as we celebrate another wonderful year of hard work and great achievement.

With much gratitude and admiration.

Best wishes Dr Wayne Tinsey Executive Director Edmund Rice Education Australia

Dr Wayne Tinsey at the Opening of the New Sports Centre November 15, 2016

St Patrick’s Celtic Cross (Cover) This stained glass window was modelled on the St Patrick’s Celtic Cross which is located in the roundabout at the front entrance of Trinity College. The granite cross was originally from the spire of St Patrick’s Boys’ School, Perth, which was run in conjunction with Christian Brothers’ College, Perth. In 1996 the cross was presented to Trinity College and serves as a reminder of the close historical links between St Patrick’s Boys’ School, Christian Brothers’ College, Perth, and Trinity College.

This window was produced by artist Tracey Mainstone to commemorate the opening of the Trinity College Sports Centre on 15 November, 2016.

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Ben Davies with a child at Mithra

COLLEGE STAFF COMMUNITY 2016 BOARD Mr J Driscoll (Chair) Hon C Ellison (Deputy Chair) Mr I Banks (Headmaster) Mr M Burgess (Minute Secretary) Mr B Mistilis (Finance & Audit) Mr D Parnell Mr S Moloney Mrs M Tannock Ms J Deykin-O’Dea Mr A Metcalf HEADMASTER Mr I Banks DEPUTY HEADMASTER Mr P Norman Deputy Principal – Years 8, 10 & 12 Mr T Hince Deputy Principal – Years 7, 9 & 11 Mr A Byrne Head of Junior School Mr M Tucker BURSAR Mr M Burgess Assistant Bursar Ms T Lennox

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Director of Marketing & Public Relations Ms S Doick (Terms 1 & 2) Human Resources Officer Mrs T Wheatley (HR & Payroll) Registrar Mrs P Spencer Mrs B Hornbuckle Headmaster’s Personal Assistant Mrs L Thompson Mrs M Howie (on leave for 2016) Assistant to Deputies Mrs G Ankers FAITH EDUCATION Director of Campus Ministry Mr L Murray Director of Christian Service Mrs M Stewart Chaplain and Pastoral Care Fra O Aguilera

Student Services Mr J Montagu (LSL Term 2) Ms A Marocchi (Term 2) Psychologist/Counsellor Mrs I Culleton Ms R Smith Ms M DeSilva (on leave for 2016) Ms J Chrystal HEADS OF YEAR Year 7 Mr A Jenkin Year 8 Mr J Fritz Year 9 Mr K Chan Year 10 Mr A Osnain (LSL Term 2) Mr C Morris (Term 2) Year 11 Mr D Allen Year 12 Ms S Edwards HEADS OF LEARNING AREAS Design & Technology Mr P Van Vliet English – LOTE - Drama Ms S Chung Mathematics Mr G Jamieson Physical Education Mr R Rainer Science Mr C Naseri Humanities Mr C Allanson COORDINATORS Aquatics Specialist Mr D Mepham Art Ms R Basilio Career Development Mr R Hinks Learning Technology Mr A Gage

DIRECTORS

Library Mrs B Hammond

Education Support Ms L Coleman

Middle School Design & Technology Mr A Webb

Information & Communication Technology Mr M Roche

Middle School English Mrs R West

Music Dr R Braham Rowing Mr P Jurjevich Sport Mr S Leahy

Middle School Mathematics Mr P Presser Middle School Physical Education Mr D Hankin Middle School Religious Education Mr R Kosovich Middle School Science Mr M Slack-Smith

Middle School Humanities Mr A Lunt Outdoor Education Mr B Silver Rowing Mr P Bolton Gifted /Talented Coordinator Mr R Herrmann Staff Relief Mrs J Blair Vocational Education & Training Mr D Simpson TEACHING STAFF Senior School Mr J Abordi Mr C Adams (on leave for 2016) Mr C Allanson Mr D Allen Mr D Aylmore Ms R Basilio Mr D Bateman Mr T Blake (LSL Term 2) Mr P Bolton Dr R Braham Mr C Brennan Mr A Byrne Mr D Ceccarelli (on leave for 2016) Mr K Chan Ms J Chapman Mr G Christiansen Ms S Chung Ms L Coleman Ms M Coleman Mr W Cooper Mr J Cumpsty Mrs J Dawson Mr G Dean Mr A D’Ignazio Ms I Dillon Mr M Dodd Ms K Down Ms S Edwards Mr B Emmanuel Ms D Firkins Mr J Fritz Ms C Fry Walker (on leave for 2016) Mr A Gage Mr M Guest Mr I Hailes Mrs B Hammond Mr D Hankin Ms A Harban (Terms 1 & 2) Ms R Harris-Miller Mr A Hay (on leave for 2016) Mr R Herrmann Mr R Hinks Mr T Hince Mr R Holmes (Term 2) Mr G Jamieson Mr A Jenkin Mr P Jurjevich Mr A Kealley Ms C Kelly (on leave Term 4) Mrs E Knapman Mrs H Knowles Mr R Kosovich Mr B Kriszyk Ms L Laurino

Mr S Leahy Ms A Litis Mr A Lunt Mr B MacGabhann (on leave Term 1) Ms L Mack (on leave for 2016) Ms A Mackenzie Mr G Malarkey Ms A Marocchi Mr N Marston Ms K McLernon Mr D Mepham Mr B Mitchell Mr C Miskiewicz Mr J Montagu (on leave Term 2) Mr C Morris Mr A Murphy Mr M Murphy Mr L Murray Mr C Naseri Mr P Oliver Mr K O’Neil (on leave for 2016) Mr A Osnain (on leave Term 2) Mr J Overton (Terms 1 & 2) Ms D Pieraccini Ms L Potgeiter (Terms 3 & 4) Ms S Pontre Mr G Porter Mr P Presser Mr J Quartermaine Mr R Rainer Mrs J Reid Mr M Roche Mr J-M Rousset Mr B Russell (Terms 3 & 4) Ms B Savy-Walsh (on leave for 2016) Ms S Scordo Mr J Shinkfield Mr B Silver Mr D Simpson Mr M Slack-Smith Mrs M Stewart Mr G Theseira Mr R Van Dongen Mr P Van Vliet Ms T Warner Mr A Webb Mrs L Webb Ms V Webber Mrs R West Mr C Wilson Junior School Ms R Boe Ms A Brennan Mr R Brennan Mrs A Clarke Mr T Colton (Term 1) Mrs K Broomham Mr A Hayes Miss N Kenny Mr J Lamborn Mr B Le Tessier (Assistant Head Term 3) Mr T Maxfield Mr J Quin Mrs E Temmen (Assistant Head) (on leave Term 3) Mr L Thompson Ms S Turich Office Administration Ms C Bailey (Student Services) Ms S Bingham (Receptionist) Mrs S Bush (Junior Library Administration) Mrs M Denniston (Music Secretary) Mrs A Dows (Administration Assistant) Mrs J Freeman (Accounts Receivable) Mrs R Jennison (Archivist)

Mrs B Martinez (Community Liaison Officer) Mrs T McCarthy (Accounts Payable) Mrs K Pala (Marketing Officer - Digital Communications) Ms K Pickering (Marketing Officer - Publications & PR) (Terms 3 & 4) Ms N Spykerman (Marketing Officer - Digital Communications) Libraries Mrs B Hammond (Secondary Library Officer) Ms A Mackenzie Ms E McLevie Ms J McDowall Education Support Mr W Brock Mrs J Green Ms D Landon Ms D Levett Mrs F Pagano Ms C Ryan Ms S Wheeler Ms D Smit (Speech Pathologist) Aboriginal Education Mr G Malarkey Ms K McLernon Sports Assistants Mr M Bozich (Rowing) Ms N Koenig-Luck (Assistant Swimming Coach) Mr N Marston (Sports Assistant) Art Ms R Basilio (Art Coordinator) Mr J Lamborn (Art Teacher) Ms Z Axon (Art Technician) Dance & Drama Ms L Boynes (BIG & GIG) Ms L Laurino (Drama Coordinator) Laboratory Mr M Lim (Senior Laboratory Technician) (LSL Term 2) Ms D Renfrey (Laboratory Technician) Ms M Honeybun (Term 2) Design & Technology Mr P Bloomfield (Furniture Design) Observatory Mr W Cooper IT Support Mr T McCarthy (ICT Services Manager) Mr A Terry (ICT Lead Technician) Mr M Radice Maintenance & Grounds Mr J Braby (Manager Buildings and Services) Mr R Beatson (Manager Grounds) Mr R Osborne Mr V Spina Mr G Warne Ms R Beatson Mr D Whalan Music Tutors Mr J Anderson (Snare & Tenor Drums) Mrs M Barnett (Bag Pipes, Pipes & Drums Band) Mrs E Bennett (Viola, Violin, Trinity/ Mercedes String Orchestra, 4-6 Strings) Ms L Bernay (Vocal) Mr R Braham (Piano, Flute & Accompanist)

Ms L Browning (Double Bass) Mr B Caddy (Violin) Ms X Chun Cheng (Violin) Ms L Charteris (Bassoon) Mr J Chong (Percussion, Percussion Ensemble I) Dr J Fitzgerald (Classical Guitar & Classical Guitar Ensemble I & II) Mrs M Fitzgerald (Classical Guitar) Mr L Frere-Harvey (Percussion, Percussion Ensemble II) Mr S Harmer (Brass Coordinator, Brass Ensembles, Trinity/Mercedes Wind Ensemble and Wind Band) Mr D Hart (Saxophone, Swing Band I & II) Ms T Harris (Trumpet) Ma K Horton (Cello) Ms J Jakovcevic (St Mary’s Cathedral Choir) Mr P Jones (Pipes & Drums Band Instructor) Ms R Jose (Piano) Ms H Tong Lee (Violin) Ms K Low (Cello) Mr A Maydwell (Harp) Mrs F Maydwell (Piano) Mr R McGrath (Cello) Mr D McMillan (Vocal) Mrs H Metcalf (Clarinet) Mrs H Milner (Violin) Mr P Moore (Bassoon) Mr S O’Neill (Clarinet) Mrs C Pay (Violin) Mr C Pinkney (Contemporary Guitar) Mr D Perissinotto (Pipe Organ) Mr R Prior (Contemporary Guitar, Contemporary Guitar Ensemble I & II) Mr N Schurmann (Oboe) Mrs D Slawomirski (Piano) Mr A Smith (Clarinet) Mr M Stapleton (Composition) Mrs C Tabi (Cello) Mrs J Toussaint-Jackson (French Horn) Mrs V Vrcic (Piano) Canteen Mrs C Watson (Manager) Mrs J Colquhoun Mrs S Di Bartolomeo Mrs C Knyn (Term 4) Mrs A Murphy Uniform Shop Mrs J Mackintosh (Manager) Mrs K Rees Trinity-Terrace Old Boys’ Association (TOBA) Mr P Torre (’89) (President) Ms D Millar (Executive Officer) Ms K Pickering (Executive Officer Assistant) (Terms 1 & 2) Parent Council Mr G Taylor (Chair) (Terms 1, 2 & 3) Mr L Jennings (Chair) (Term 4) College Auxiliary Mrs N Gosatti

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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

Junior School Presentation Night ................................... 94

Edmund Rice Education Australia Report......................... 1

Year 6 Green ...................................................................... 97

College Staff Community ................................................... 2 Headmaster's Report ......................................................... 6 College Board ................................................................... 12 College Bursar .................................................................. 14 College Staff ..................................................................... 16

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Year 6 Blue ......................................................................... 96 Year 6 White ...................................................................... 98 Year 5 Blue ........................................................................ 99 Year 5 Green .................................................................... 100 Year 5 White..................................................................... 101 Year 4 Blue ....................................................................... 102

PASTORAL CARE

Year 4 Green .................................................................... 103

Chaplain ............................................................................ 21

Junior School Faith Education ....................................... 106

Aboriginal Program .......................................................... 23 TOBA ................................................................................. 26

Junior Gifted & Talented Program (Inclusive Education Program) ....................................... 108

Canteen ............................................................................. 28

Junior School Art ............................................................ 110

Trinity College Parent Council ......................................... 29

Junior School Library ...................................................... 112

College Auxiliary ............................................................... 30

Junior School Performing Arts ...................................... 113

2016 Awards ...................................................................... 31

Junior School Music ....................................................... 114

SENIOR SCHOOL

Junior School Dance Boys in Groove ................................................................ 118

Valedictory Address at Presentation Night .................... 33

Junior School Sport ........................................................ 119

Presentation Night ........................................................... 36

House Athletics Carnival ................................................ 120

Year 12 Awards .................................................................. 39

Junior School Basketball ................................................ 121

Year 12 ............................................................................... 40

Junior School Cricket...................................................... 122

Year 12, Class of 2016 ....................................................... 42

Junior School Football ................................................... 123

2016 College Senior Ball .................................................. 52

Junior School Hockey ..................................................... 124

Year 11 Awards .................................................................. 56

Junior School Rugby ...................................................... 124

Year 11 ............................................................................... 57

Junior School Soccer ...................................................... 125

Year 10 Awards .................................................................. 63

House Swimming Carnival ............................................ 126

Year 10 ............................................................................... 64

Junior Inter-school Sport ................................................ 127

Year 9 Awards .................................................................... 70

Junior School Tennis ....................................................... 128

Year 9 ................................................................................. 71

Junior School Water Polo .............................................. 129

Year 8 Awards .................................................................... 77 Year 8 ................................................................................. 78

SENIOR SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS

Year 7 Awards .................................................................... 83

Religious Education ....................................................... 131

Year 7 ................................................................................. 84

Campus Ministry ............................................................. 132

JUNIOR SCHOOL

Year 4 White .................................................................... 104

Kimberley Immersion ..................................................... 133 Christian Service ............................................................. 136

Head of Junior School Report ......................................... 91

Edmund Rice Outreach .................................................. 139

Prefects and House Captains .......................................... 93

Kairos Retreats Class of 2016 ......................................... 141 Quest Retreats................................................................. 143

SENIOR VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS

Soccer .............................................................................. 255

Visual Arts ........................................................................ 145

Tennis .............................................................................. 267

Catholic Performing Arts ................................................ 150 Music ................................................................................ 152 Catholic Performing Arts Awards................................... 154

Swimming ........................................................................ 263 Volleyball ........................................................................ 272 Water Polo ....................................................................... 277

Trinity Pipes & Drums ..................................................... 170

CONCLUSION

Trinity Dance Programs Boys in Groove (BIG) and Guys in Groove (GIG)............................................... 172

Roll Call ........................................................................... 281

Drama .............................................................................. 175

2016 Acknowledgements ............................................... 288 Class of 2016 ................................................................... 282

SENIOR ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS Design & Technology ..................................................... 177 English ............................................................................. 179 Debating ......................................................................... 181 Inclusive Education ........................................................ 182 Certificate II Business ..................................................... 184 Gifted & Talented ........................................................... 185 Italian ............................................................................... 187 The PL Duffy Library Resource Centre .......................... 188 Mathematics .................................................................... 191 Science ............................................................................ 193 Astronomy & Space Science .......................................... 195 Humanities ...................................................................... 197 Careers ............................................................................ 199 Health & Physical Education .......................................... 201 Outdoor Education ........................................................ 203

SPORT Sports Awards ................................................................. 206 PSA Sport ........................................................................ 207 Athletics ........................................................................... 210 Badminton ....................................................................... 212 Basketball ........................................................................ 214 Cricket ............................................................................. 221 Cross Country ................................................................. 228 Football ........................................................................... 231 Hockey ............................................................................. 237 Rowing ............................................................................. 242 Rugby ............................................................................... 249

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Headmaster’s Report It is with immense pride that I present the 2016 Trinity College Annual Report. We began by acknowledging the efforts of the Class of 2015.

Many of our students performed exceptionally well, being granted entrance into their preferred course either at university or training institutes (TAFE).

Mr Ivan Banks Headmaster

Jed Herne was awarded a Course Exhibition as the top eligible student obtaining the highest combined mark in a WACE Course in Design.

Three students achieved Certificates of Distinction. These certificates are presented to students who achieve in the top 0.5% of all students studying a particular course.

Congratulations to Yiming Dong – Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics, Jed Herne – Design and Adam Rosato – Physical Education Studies. A total of 12 students were inducted into our elite club for students achieving an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) of 97 or better: Joshua De Souza, Callum Dewsbury, Yiming Dong, James Heald, Jed Herne, Don Hoang, Alexander Ishida-Livings, Joseph Marino, Darcy Port, Adam Rosato, Thomas Salleo and Nathan Sparks.

We had nine students: Joshua De Souza, Callum Dewsbury, Yiming Dong, Jed Herne, Don Hoang, Alexander IshidaLivings, Darcy Port, Nathan Sparks and William Watson, achieve a Certificate of Commendation. These certificates are presented to students who achieve a minimum of 20 ‘A’ grades across their Years 11 and 12 course units.

James Heald was also a worthy recipient of a UWA Fogarty Foundation Scholarship. This scholarship is the most sought after and prestigious scholarship that UWA offers to undergraduate students. There are only ten awarded State-wide, seven for metropolitan students and three for regional students. Recipients of the UWA Fogarty

Yiming Dong, the 2015 College Dux, was awarded a General Exhibition for being among the top performing eligible students in the State, based on the average of five scaled WACE exam scores with at least two from each of the humanities/social sciences list and the mathematics/science list.

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Jed Herne and Yiming Dong (’15)

Foundation Scholarship to study at UWA are selected based on academic excellence and outstanding achievements in at least three of four categories; leadership, community involvement, the arts and sport.

Jed Herne was a worthy recipient of a John Curtin Scholarship from Curtin University. The John Curtin Undergraduate Scholarship is the most generous and prestigious scholarship that Curtin University offers to undergraduate students.

Recipients of this scholarship have excelled in a wide range of endeavours and have lent their talents and energies to the community around them. This scholarship covers the total cost of undergraduate education.

NEW STAFF Due to staff movement, we welcomed a number of new staff at the beginning of 2016: Mr David Allen (English), Mr Daniel Bateman (Maths), Mr Reuben Brennan (Junior School), Ms Cindy Chai (Canteen), Ms Jess Chrystal (Psychologist – Junior School), Ms Su-Fen Chung (English), Ms Melissa Coleman (Media), Mr Taylor Colton (Junior School), Mr Anthony D’Ignazio (Science), Ms Isabella Dillon (English), Ms Annalis Harbin (RE), Mr Tim Hince (Deputy Principal), Ms Eliza Knapman (Italian), Ms Alison Mackenzie (Senior Library), Mr Ben Mitchell (English), Mr Nick Moulton (Physical Education), Mr Anthony Murphy (Science), Miss Danielle Pieraccini (Media), Ms Evelyn Temmen (Junior School), Ms Lisa Webb (RE), Mr Carl Wilson (Science). During the year: Mr Rodney Holmes (Science), Ms Marilyn Honeybun (Science), Ms Lisa Potgieter (English), Mr Ben Russell (Business/PE), Ms Lana Thompson (Executive Assistant to Headmaster), and Ms Ventia Webber (Music) all joined the staff.

OUR FOUR PILLARS Trinity College proudly offers a well-rounded education based proudly on our Four Pillars: 1. FAITH BASED EDUCATION Our Faith Based education has a threefold approach: head, heart and hands. The Religious Education program for Years 4–10 and the Religion and Life courses for Years 11 and 12 cover the head aspect. The heart approach is lived in our extensive retreat programs while the hands approach is practised in the generous and enthusiastic participation of students and staff in our extensive Christian Service programs.

As part of our commitment to providing an authentic Catholic education our Catechesis activities: Masses, liturgies, retreats, Quest and Kairos are enjoyed and well supported by our students. We gathered together as a full community to celebrate the Eucharist on a number of separate occasions including our opening school Mass in February, Ash Wednesday and for the Feast Day of Blessed Edmund Rice. All our year groups regularly gathered together for their year group Mass.

Support for the needs of others in the wider community continues to grow. This year, considerable funds were raised for the Indian Missions through Unfair Day and the Fun Run. Funds and goods were also generously raised for St Vincent de Paul Society, the Christian Centre for Social Action and Shopfront WA. Many students took part in street appeals for various charities and fundraising events for the LifeLink

Appeal, Red Cross, Edmund Rice Camps, Archbishop Goody House and Wheelchairs for Kids.

Our Christian Service program continues to provide many opportunities for our students to serve others and to learn from these experiences about living out their faith. A dozen Year 10 students participated in the Kimberley Immersion, the Year 12 Class of 2016 was outstanding in their willingness to volunteer in the service of others, with them being proactive in organising our support for Pink Sock Day in aid of the Glen McGrath Fund.

I thank those staff who teach Religious Education or who lead the Catechetical experiences. To share publicly one’s own faith and spirituality is often very difficult and, as a school, we are blessed with a group of staff who take this responsibility seriously.

2. ACADEMIC EDUCATION At Trinity we strive to provide the highest level of teaching and learning that we can. Whether in Year 4 or Year 12, our teachers are dedicated to each student realising his potential. Our students have performed well in both the NAPLAN and the OLNA tests, with our results being consistently above the State and National averages. We supplement our academic program by entering students in a variety of State, National and International competitions.

Special note should be extended to Year 12 team members Kayvan Gharbi, Samuel Carbone, Farruh Mavlonov, Trong Nguyen who, in the International Mathematics Modelling Competition, was one of only two teams selected from all of Australia and were awarded a Meritorious Designation.

Year 9 student, Issac Poon was a prize winner in the Australian Mathematics Competitions with High Distinctions awarded to Year 7 students: Lachlan Eames, Benjamin Fels, Lucas Siciliano, Daniel MacCrae, Fraser O’Sullivan, Anders Phan, Flynn Tyson; Year 8 students: Matthew Bottega, Tomas Petersen, Declan Ryan; Year 9 students: Dejan Bouwhuis, Ryan Thompson; Year 10 students: Timothy Ludovico, Joseph Pinto, William Tan, Year 11 student: Jack Meakins and Year 12 student: Matthew De Cinque. Whilst in the Mathematics Challenge for Young Australians, Year 10 students: Thomas Throssell, Joseph Pinto, Poh Yu Chai, David Pham, William Tan, were each awarded a High Distinction.

Two Year 11 students, Jack Meakins and James Michelon achieved a High Distinction in the Australian National Chemistry Quiz organised by the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. This year, the Year 11 Media students participated in the international Zayed Future Energy Prize where they were placed in the top four in Australia/Asia. In the National Computer Science School Python Programming Competition, Andre Marchesani (11.1) achieved a perfect score and Max Thorniley (10.5) and David Adams (11.2) received High Distinctions.

Congratulations also goes to James Hoare (12.6) who was named the Western Australian winner of the National History Challenge for his essay titled Triumph or Tragedy: The Vietnam War. Congratulations also to Rohan James (12.2) who was a State finalist in the same competition.

A number of students also competed in the Australian Geography Competition with some outstanding results.

Jack Clear (10.6) was placed in the top 1% in the nation.

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High Distinctions were also awarded to Benjamin Doyle (8.5), Aiden Galvin (10.8), Jeremy Hansen (10.4), Leo Milazzo (12.6), David Pham (10.8) and Declan Ryan (8.1).

3. CULTURAL Providing opportunities for students to be involved in areas such as Music, Art, Dance and Drama is a priority at Trinity.

Through both the formal curriculum and optional activities, the boys can develop skills in these areas. Many of these activities have a performance base and our students have been part of school-based concerts, the Catholic Schools Performing Arts Festival and many others.

The concert at the Quarry Amphitheatre, along with the Junior School, Middle School and Senior School concert nights, were well attended with a wonderful standard of entertainment provided.

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The Aboriginal music program continued in a similar direction this year with an emphasis on composing and writing songs.

Jesse Pigram (12.7) and Rashawn Reuben (12.5) wrote and performed Praise your Love with other group members of the band Diversity, Isaiah (10.5) and Nehemiah Reuben (7.8).

They performed along with the ‘didge boys’ for the NAIDOC Assembly and Presentation Night. Connor Brahim (12.5) performed a solo didgeridoo piece for Presentation Night. Jake Cox (12.2) coordinated and performed an authentic cultural dance with eight other Aboriginal students and performed at the NAIDOC Assembly. Jesse Pigram was awarded Outstanding ATAR Aboriginal Student for 2016 through the Catholic Education Office.

The 2016 Student Art Exhibition was held in October, showcasing the work of some impressive Visual Arts students. The Parents and Friends’ viewing evening has continued to be a valuable addition to the Visual Arts calendar. During the year the Art Department provided opportunities for students to work with local artists, including ceramicist, Amanda Shelsher, and visual artist and university lecturer, Marie Haass. These professional artists worked with selected groups of boys providing specialist knowledge in their respective art forms. Several Trinity boys had their artwork selected for the prestigious Angelico Art Exhibition which showcases outstanding artworks produced by students in Catholic schools. Among the individual student achievements Thomas Payne (10.3) won a Highly Commended prize in the Angelico Art Exhibition.

From the Dance Showcase in Term 2, to strong performances in the Performing Arts Festival and highlight acts at both the Junior and Senior Presentation Nights, both BIG and GIG have had a memorable year under the direction of Ms Laura Boynes. I thank Laura for her wonderful contribution to dance at Trinity over the last two years.

Drama at the College has taken another step forward with its second year of WACE students completing the course. The production this year was Lord of the Flies which was a creative and engaging performance with a disciplined and enthusiastic cast. Once again, a number of Drama students performed in the Catholic Performing Arts Festival and achieved some excellent results.

Junior School Almost all our Junior School boys participated in the Catholic Schools Performing Arts Festival and it is pleasing

to report that many of the Junior School choirs received Honourable Mentions. The Junior Vocal Ensemble won the Brigidine Sisters Shield and received Honourable Mentions for all their performances. A number of other students competing in individual events also performed particularly well, including Gabriel Pereira (4G) who won the award for outstanding piano solo. The recently formed Year 6 Wind Ensemble performed well, receiving an Honourable Mention. The Junior String Ensemble has grown in numbers this year and continues to improve their performance skills.

Senior School Trinity continues to perform to the highest levels in the Performing Arts Festival for Catholic Schools and Colleges.

For the 13th consecutive year we have been awarded the Zenith Music Award for the most outstanding school in the festival. This is a remarkable achievement of which all our Music, Dance and Drama students should be proud.

Congratulations are extended to the following groups and individuals who were awarded shields in their respective sections of the festival. Trinity/Mercedes Chorale (Secondary Choral, Sacred Music, Liturgical music – original composition), Luis Santos (12.1) and Kayvan Gharbi (12.8) (Secondary Instrumental Duet), Ciaran Paxman (8.2) (Secondary Pianoforte/Pipe Organ solo), Clarinet Quartet (Instrumental Ensemble), Junior Vocal Ensemble (Primary Choral Singing), Luis Santos – (Chapman Scholarship for Secondary Strings) and Gabriel Pereira (Primary Pianoforte solo).

This year our Senior Chorale travelled to the United Kingdom and Ireland to sing with American choral conductor, Janet Galvan and workshop with Professor Andrea de Quadros.

During the course of the school year our students also had the opportunity to work with Indian music master Sandip Burman, members of the Magellan trio and international clarinettist, Andrew Simon.

4. SPORT Sport is an important aspect of the education of young men. Through sport they have an opportunity to learn more about themselves and others. They learn to develop resilience in defeat and humility in victory. We have a clearly stated philosophy that every student must play a summer and winter sport for Trinity and I believe that it is this commitment to their fellow students that assists in developing the Trinity Spirit for which we are renowned.

Success in sport should never be measured in terms of silverware in the trophy cabinet. Rather, it is the participation and enjoyment of each student that speaks of the success of our sports program.

Junior School Our Junior School boys are fully involved with JPSSA swimming (fifth), cross-country (sixth) and athletics (first) carnivals, as well as the summer and winter sports programs.

Junior School students were also involved in the Ian MacRae AFL Cup, the Katich-Moody Cricket Shield as well as being strong contenders in the State Championships for Soccer and Triathlon with Soccer winning the State Championship for the second year in a row.

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Jesse Pigram performing at the NAIDOC Assembly, with his father Mr David Pigram

Senior School At assemblies I was pleased to acknowledge the students who represented Trinity at various sports and to be presented with the Hamer Cup (Rowing – Champion School), Challenge Cup (1st VIII Rowing), the Br Carrigg Shield (Volleyball), the Blackwood Cup (1st V Basketball) and the Moyes Trophy (Senior Cross Country).

Many of our students excelled on the sporting field representing Western Australia or Australia in their respective age divisions.

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Athletics – Victor Le Tessier (9.7), Will McDonald (12.5), Thomas Throssell (10.4); Baseball – Aiden Austen (9.1), Conor Merton (11.2); Basketball – Rory Charles (7.2) (WA Country), Luca O’Brien (8.5), Sebit Reath (12.5), Chase Ridley (7.7); Cricket – Jesse Messere (10.6), Brendan McPhee (10.7); Cross Country – Caden Barnett (5W), Hayden Boffey (10.1); Football – Jedd Busslinger (7.5), Brandon Starcevich (11.1); Futsal – Taiga Matoba (7.2); Hockey – Benjamin Fels (7.6), Mitchell McGrath (7.4), Cameron Pell (8.5); Indoor Cricket – Matthew Bottega (8.2), Daniel Vos (8.6); Rugby – Jamie Bonner (11.8), Reesjan Pasitoa (9.6), Josh Spittal (12.3); Soccer – Jackson Lee (9.6) (WA and Australian Joeys), Nicholas McDonald (9.7), Mason Tatafu (9.5); Surf Lifesaving – Lachlan Meldrum (11.2); Swimming – Ethan Bradley (10.4), Cameron Leach (8.2); Taekwondo – Eric Bonney (8.5); Volleyball – Daniel Fitzgerald (10.2), Tylen Keizer (10.3), Nichollas Montero (11.4); Water Polo – Matthew Gibb (11.1), Jed Thompson (12.8) (WA and Australian Under 19).

A number of Old Boys continue to follow their sporting dream and are involved in sport to a very high level.

FACILITIES This has been another busy year with respect to the further development of our facilities. The blessing by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe and the opening of the Sports Centre by Executive Director of Edmund Rice Education Australia, Dr Wayne Tinsey, on 15 November was a memorable event. At this same event we unveiled the Sports Honour Boards — a wonderful tribute to sporting excellence tracking back to 1894. The College continues to work closely with Lend Lease regarding the Waterbank Development, the Perth Transport Authority regarding transport options for the stadium, York Rizzani de Eccher the successful tenders for the new walk bridge connecting East Perth with the stadium and the WACA regarding their new Master Plan development.

THANK YOU TO THE CLERGY My thanks are extended to all the clergy who have played a role in the College but I especially thank Archbishop Costelloe who generously gave his time to bless our new Sports Centre and also to Fra Oscar Aguilera who, as our College Chaplain, makes himself available for Masses,

sacramental programs and retreats and his support and presence are greatly appreciated.

THANK YOU TO OUR PARENTS Trinity College can be very proud of its parental involvement. It is a credit to the College that we are blessed with a group of parents who believe that the education of their sons deserves their involvement. The value of having such extensive support from a large number of parents must never be underestimated. Many of them take on an additional burden of leadership within their groups and I thank them for the extra time and energy that this involves.

THANK YOU TO OUR STAFF Trinity College is blessed with an extraordinary staff. I am constantly in awe of the number of opportunities that our staff members are prepared to initiate and undertake for our students. Many of these opportunities occur during weekends and over the holidays when our staff would usually be with their own families. We must never take their efforts and dedication for granted. I thank the staff for their unending generosity and professionalism.

FAREWELL Each year we say farewell to a number of staff who begin a new chapter of their life. We say goodbye to Ms Laura Boynes (Dance), Mr John Braby (Maintenance), Mr David Ceccarelli (Italian), Mr Taylor Colton (Junior School), Mr John Cumpsty (Maths), Mr Anthony D’Ignazio (Science), Ms Sandra Doick (Administration), Ms Susie Edwards (Maths), Ms Annalis Harbin (Religious Education), Mr Richard Herrmann (English), Mr Rodney Holmes (Science), Ms Marilyn Honeybun (Science), Ms Darlene Levett (Inclusive Education), Miss Athena Litis (Music), Miss Lisa Mack (English), Ms Helen Metcalf (Music), Mr Chris Morris (Humanities), Mr Nick Moulton (Physical Education), Mr Anthony Murphy (Science), Mr Andrew Osnain (Humanities), Mr John Overton (Business/Physical Education), Ms Lisa Potgieter (English), Mr Michael Roche (Information Technology), Mr Jean-Marc Rousset (Italian), Miss Deborah Smit (Speech Therapist), Ms Roxanne Smith (Psychologist), Ms Lisa Webb (Religious Education) and Mr Carl Wilson (Science).

CONCLUSION As 2016 draws to a close, we can look back on another busy and productive year, one where students have been encouraged to realise their potential. I fervently pray that we continue to work together—clergy, parents, staff and students—to provide the best education for every student in our care. I firmly believe that we are well placed to continue to provide a first class authentic Catholic education for the students of Trinity College.

Mr Ivan Banks Headmaster

Ciaran Paxman, Thomas Cotter, Reuben Tuffin, Dr Robert Braham, Kayvan Gharbi, Luis Santos and Hugo Katich with their CPAF shield trophies

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Ethan Hansen and Matthew D’Souza on the Kimberley Immersion

Pink Sock Day soccer match

Newest members of the 97 Club with Mr Banks

NAIDOC Assembly

College Board This year has been another outstanding year for Trinity College with tremendous success across all areas of student endeavour, particularly when measured across the Four Pillars of a Trinity education being Faith, Academic, Cultural and Sporting programs.

The balance and blend of these Pillars provide for a truly remarkable College experience and is most evident in our students living out their College mantra and being Men for Others.

The demonstration of being a Man for Others is evident on the sporting field, through the many hours of community service undertaken by Trinity men, through their approach and application to study and a full College experience and in their care and respect for those within the College community and to those without.

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As a parent, I take great satisfaction from seeing the result of a Trinity College education; however, as a Board member, I believe I am privileged to witness the dedication and total commitment to the delivery of this outcome by our staff, our leadership team and, of course, our Headmaster, Ivan Banks. To Ivan and all staff, I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation on behalf of the Board and the whole Trinity College community.

During 2016 we have been fortunate to see the completion of our new Multi-purpose Facility, the first stage in a 20year strategic plan that will ensure Trinity College remains well-positioned to provide a contemporary and balanced education experience maximising our potential as an innercity school.

Over coming years, a planned approach to the College facilities will gradually see some buildings replaced as they near the end of their natural life cycle. This necessary investment in the College future is, in a large part, made possible by the generous contribution of families to our school building fund. To those families contributing to this fund, I extend my thanks.

Earlier this year, the Trinity College Board met and embraced a key principle of Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA): that ‘all schools should work pro-actively and strategically towards increasing their affordability for a broader range of the population’.

A clear demonstration of delivering on this principle is through the assisted programs now offered through Trinity which include: concessions for hardship Edmund Rice bursaries Aboriginal scholarships refugee bursaries family discounts

Mr John Driscoll speaking at the Opening of the New Sports Centre Further to this, the Board is also cognisant of the financial pressures currently being faced by members of Trinity College families and, as a consequence, has implemented the lowest average fee increases that the College has seen for many years.

Our Board this year was very fortunate to have the willing support of Hon Christopher Ellison (Deputy Chair), Mr Basil Mistilis (Chair of Finance and Audit Committee), Mr Don Parnell, Mr Stephen Moloney, Mrs Margie Tannock, Ms Jane Deyken-O’Dea and Mr Tony Metcalf. Sadly, our Board lost a dedicated and passionate contributor with the passing of Br Pat Kelly early in the year.

As the year ends, we will farewell two Board Members, Ms Jane Deyken-O’Dea and Mr Tony Metcalf, who will retire from the Board after six years of service. Both Jane and Tony have played significant roles on the Board and with professional experience and timeless contributions to the design and development of the Multi-purpose Facility. I thank Jane and Tony for their most valuable contribution to the College Community.

Our Board and College is also very fortunate to have Mr Michael Burgess as our College Bursar and Board Secretary.

Michael’s professionalism, dedication and technical knowledge of the management of Trinity is quite remarkable and greatly appreciated by the Board.

Finally, I would like to thank Headmaster, Mr Ivan Banks, for his unwavering commitment to the leadership and wellbeing of the Trinity College community.

Mr John Driscoll (’79) Board Chair

Jane Deykin O’Dea, Tony Metcalf, John Driscoll and Hon Chris Ellison at the Opening of the New Sports Centre

Installation of the seating 13 September 2016

Inside the Sports Centre 9 November 2016

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College Bursar In 2016 we completed the Multi-purpose Facility now known as the Sports Centre as the first stage of the Master Plan development.

Planning has also commenced on the development of the Link Building which will link the Sports Centre with the Foley Centre. These buildings would not be possible without the assistance of families who commit to the Building Fund Donation program: thank you.

Affordability became the major focus for 2016 and was highlighted with the growing number of families who needed assistance due to the financial climate of our economy.

Within the tuition fee there is a small contribution towards assisting other parents to meet the financial demands of having a student at the College. In a small way, this helps the College to remain diverse in its community population, which is a good aspect about Trinity.

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This year the tuition fee concession contribution to parents who are having difficulty increased to $601,000, while the scholarship and bursary program grew to $688,000. The Trinity College Foundation also increased its commitment with the addition of another refugee student bursary. They now support six Aboriginal students and seven refugee students. The funding from the Trinity College Foundation comes from partnerships with organisations such as Programmed, OfficeMax, TOBA, Colibri Pty Ltd, some private individuals and the contribution made by parents at the start of their son’s enrolment.

Marketing continued to be a major activity this year with an expanded social media platform, the use of video content and advertising on the back of buses and billboards. People have often asked me why we advertise given the strength of our

Mr Michael Burgess Bursar

enrolments. The answer is that we cannot rest on our laurels and we must always let people know of our existence and our readiness to enrol students from a diverse range of cultures.

Thank you to the team; Ms Natasha Spykerman, Mrs Kelli Pala, Miss Karyn Pickering and the TOBA Executive Officer, Ms Diane Millar.

Thank you to all the administration, grounds and maintenance, canteen and clothing shop staff and volunteers who work together to make Trinity College the place it is and who support the academic staff in educating your son/sons. I would like to especially thank the Manager of Buildings & Services, Mr John Braby who retires this year after 30 years with the College—we all wish him well in retirement.

For 2016 the income and expenditure of the College remained very tight as we look to the future and the realisation of the Master Plan. In this regard the Link Building will be the next development in 2018 and will complete the building program in the entrance area. Please refer below for a graphical representation of the financial makeup of the 2016 Financial Statements.

Mr Michael Burgess Bursar

Sports Centre in use for the TOBA Summer Sports Day 11 November 2016

2016 RECURRENT INCOME

Gross Tuition Fees Student Activities

2016 RECURRENT EXPENSE

Other Income

Salary Costs

Government Grants

Academic Resource Costs Grounds & Maintenance & Cleaning Expenses

Principal & Interest on Loans Other Admin expenses EREA and CEO Levies

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View from the river looking at the tennis courts and Uniform Shop

Progress inside the Sports Centre June 2016

The newly completed Sports Centre 2017

College Staff Name Title

John Abordi

Oscar Aguilera

Chris Allanson

David Allen

Georgina Ankers

Dustin Aylmore

Colleen Bailey

Ivan Banks

Rita Basilio

Daniel Bateman

Rickie Beatson

Ross Beatson

Sophie Bingham

Timothy Blake

Philip Bloomfield

Ricki Boe

Paul Bolton

John Braby

Robert Braham

Alana Brennan

Chris Brennan

Reuben Brennan

William Brock

Kristina Broomham

Michael Burgess

Sharon Bush

Anthony Byrne

Kenny Chan

Janelle Chapman

Glenn Christiansen

Su-Fen Chung

Ann Clarke

Lissa Coleman

Melissa Coleman

Julie Colquhoun

William Cooper

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Ioanna Culleton

John Cumpsty

Judy Dawson

Gordon Dean

Margaret Denniston

Sarah Di Bartolomeo

Anthony D'Ignazio

Isabella Dillon

Mark Dodd

Sandra Doick

Matt Dondas

Kathryn Down

Aleisha Dows

Susie Edwards

Bobby Emmanuel

Donette Firkins

Jason Fogg

Jeanette Freeman

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Adam Gage

Martin Guest

Ian Hailes

Bindy Hammond

David Hankin

Steven Harmer

Rebekah Harris-Miller

Andrew Hayes

Richard Herrmann

Russell Hinks

Tim Hince

Brooke Hornbuckle

Geoffrey Jamieson

Andrew Jenkin

Robyn Jennison

Phil Jurjevich

Adam Kealley

Natalie Kenny

Eliza Knapman

Helen Knowles

Ray Kosovich

Ben Kriszyk

John Lamborn

Donna Landon

Lisa Laurino

Stephen Leahy

Bernard Le Tessier

Darlene Levett

Terri-Ann Lennox

Athena Litis

Anthony Lunt

Brian MacGabhann

Judy Mackintosh

Gary Malarkey

Amanda Marocchi

Nick Marston

Beverly Martinez

Tony Maxfield

Tracey McCarthy

Jena McDowall

Karrene McLernon

Emma McLevie

Diane Millar

Lim Min

Corey Miskiewicz

Ben Mitchell

John Montagu

Chris Morris

Anne Murphy

Anthony Murphy

Michael Murphy

Leo Murray

Cyrus Naseri

Peter Norman

Peter Oliver

Ken O'Neil

Andrew Osnain

John Overton

Fiona Pagano

Kelli Pala

Karyn Pickering

Danielle Pieraccini

Sarah Pontre

Graeme Porter

Paul Presser

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Jarrad Quartermaine

James Quin

Rodney Rainer

Kim Rees

Julia Reid

Debra Renfrey

Michael Roche

Jean-Marc Rousset

Catherine Ryan

Sonia Scordo

Joel Shinkfield

Brett Silver

Michael Slack-Smith

Deborah Smit

Petra Spencer

Vinicio Spina

Natasha Spykerman

Annette Taylor

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Marya Stewart

Evelyn Temmen

Gerard Theseira

Lana Thompson

Luke Thompson

Martin Tucker

Rohan Van Dongen

Paul Van Vliet

Graham Warne

Tess Warner

Carol Watson

Tony Webb

Lisa Webb

Ventia Webber

Rosa West

Dayne Whalan

Tina Wheatley

Carl Wilson

ABSENTEE LIST: Annalis Harbin, Claudia Kelly, Alison MacKenzie, Dion Mepham, Lisa Potgeiter, Jodie Green, Ben Russell, Susan Wheeler, Doug Simpson, Roxanne Smith, Jess Chrystal, Julianne Blair, Stacey Turich, Mark Bozich, Xena Axon, Tony McCarthy, Alex Terry, Michael Radice, Marilyn Honeybun

Pastoral Care

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Hamish Townsend, Jayden Quill and Anthony Carbone raising money for the India Fun Run

Name Title

Chaplain It is that time of the year, in which we can stop and look back and reflect on the journey of life so far.

Fra Oscar M Aguilera Chaplain

This year has been very special for me, as my first year at Trinity was with the incoming Year 4s who are now the graduating Class of 2016. It is like ‘in the blink of an eye’ that those years have passed. The old Romans used to call it ‘tempus fugit’ (time flies). They weren’t wrong!

So many faces and names ...so many adventures ...so many tears and laughter ...so much love. Sometimes we do not realise how far we have come or even how short the distance we have covered.

I would like to quote part of the homily from the graduating Class of 2016. It summarises what this year and the journey with this special year has been for me.

For some of us the journey started at the same time — Year 4 at the Junior School. Some friendships are forged in fire and in the words of Mr Jim Morrison, “baby, light my fire!” and these friendships span a life time.

Time stops for no one and then there is graduation day …

How exciting, particularly for you guys, with your future before you and looking superb and beaming on this special day, surrounded by your family and friends.

Today, we speak plainly to you as well. No more telling you to tuck in your shirt — your boss may mention it once. No more asking to hand in late assignments — at work they won’t tolerate it. No more reminders to get up otherwise you will be late—the company will expect you to be on time. No more nagging about school work—out there in the world, if you don’t work no one will nag you, you just get sacked.

“It’s a funny thing about stories. It doesn’t feel like you make them up, more like you find them.” – Doctor Who Just like real friendships, you don’t go looking for them, they find you!

Finally, some words/advice/counsel from ‘The Doctor’ and me: “One day we shall meet again. Yes, we shall meet. Until then, there must be no regrets, no tears, and no anxieties.

Just go forward in all your beliefs and prove to me that I am not mistaken in mine.”

Safe life journey and may God bless!

Fra Oscar M Aguilera, OSM Chaplain

“It’s time to go, remember what you’re leaving. Remember the best.” – Doctor Who A new year begins and a new chapter in the life commences.

Therefore, select your friends carefully — do they like to work or not? Because otherwise you will be doing all the caring!

Really, good advice ...I sound more and more like a parent — exactly what I said I wouldn’t do — back then! And yet when I looked back I wish someone would have said this to me. Maybe someone did, I just paid no attention ...typical teenager.

Mrs Jennison, Mr Banks, Mr Torre, Mrs Torre, Br Kelly, Fra Oscar Aguilera and Br Hanlon after the Edmund Rice Mass

Lochie Taylor speaking at the Edmund Rice Mass

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Ash Wednesday Mass

Fra Oscar Aguilera serving Mass

Aboriginal Program The Trinity Aboriginal Program witnessed the boys excel even further this year with many exciting achievements being recognised and celebrated.

The program has 35 students on scholarships and this year, six new students received scholarships to attend Trinity College Aboriginal Program: five for Year 7 and one for Year 10.

Our program values great mentorship and we still continue good relationships with BHP, Australia Post, SMYL and Maxima.

The following students received traineeships this year: Benjamin McGuire (11.6) with Qantas, Ethan Hansen (11.4) with National Australia Bank and Jack Cox (11.4) with Australia Post.

Our Year 10s are in the process of acquiring their chosen paths. Isaiah Reuben (10.5) is in the interview stage with BHP, Jai Davis (10.7) is looking to do a diesel mechanic traineeship with SMYL, Tiernan Brahim (10.5) has applied for Qantas and Brody Green (10.1) has been accepted by National Australia Bank.

We celebrate the successful completion of our Year 12s in their chosen traineeships: Rashawn Reuben (12.5) – Certificate II in Business with BHP Troy Jones (12.7 – Certificate II Automotive Servicing Technology with Sinclair Mechanics Chilton Yarran (12.2) – Certificate II in Business with St George Bank Jared Cole (12.2) – Certificate II in Building & Construction with Jacksons Constructions Connor Brahim (12.5) – Certificate II Automotive Servicing Technology with Thiess.

We are extremely proud of all our Year 12s who graduated with their WACE Certificate. Most of our boys opted to stay with the company they completed their traineeship with for full time employment. Jesse Pigram and Jake Cox (12.2) are both attending UWA to study a teaching degree.

Jesse Pigram was elected Prefect for 2016 and carried this honour with distinction. He was also awarded Outstanding Aboriginal Student (ATAR). This was presented to him by Aboriginal Education Consultant, Mr Norman Brahim, from the Catholic Education Office of WA. It was in the category of Awards of Excellence in Catholic Aboriginal Education.

Our program is extremely appreciative and proud of the work that Mr Steve Richter does with our Aboriginal Music Program. Again, the professional relationship we have built over the years has had a great impact on the students and their willingness to participate and enjoy the music, didgeridoo and cajon lessons.

The band, Diversity, performed with absolute distinction at various venues: the NAIDOC assembly, St Columba’s

Ms Karrene McLernon Mr Gary Malarkey Aboriginal Assistant Aboriginal Education Coordinator/English Teacher Coordinator/Teacher

Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School, Australia Post, Madalah fundraising event and Ballajura Community College. The boys wrote and composed their own song, Praise your Love. At the College’s Presentation Night, Jesse Pigram sang a solo piece with the whole College song, surrounded by his fellow Year 12 cohort. Diversity sang their song Praise your Love and our didgeridoo players, accompanied by a solo piece from Connor Brahim, performed on stage also. Connor Brahim was invited by City of Perth to play the didgeridoo and Jesse Pigram, Isaiah Reuben (10.5) and Nehemiah Reuben (7.8) sang Christmas carols and performed behind the Supreme Court Gardens to a crowd of 10,000 people.

Our Aboriginal students were well represented in the sporting arena. This year seven of our boys played 1st XVIII football, our highest number ever. Jeffrey Farrell (7.4) was the Year 7 athletics champion.

Rory Charles (7.2) was selected in the WA Country Basketball team and competed in Melbourne in December.

The athletics team was well-represented with Jesse Pigram, Benjamin McGuire, Brody Green, Lachlan Sibosado (9.7), Leroy Pigram (9.1), Reece Gerrand (8.4), Brendan Bin Omar (8.2) and Jeffrey Farrell all giving their best for the College.

Our Gold Club has been the most successful this year and many students achieved membership in this club with the younger boys leading the way. All areas are assessed from their reports to achieve this award.

The 2106 NAIDOC Assembly was amazing and showcased how talented and diverse our students are. The NAIDOC theme for this year was ‘Songlines: The living narrative of our nation’.

Rory Charles, Jeffrey Farrell, Robert Hansen and Izayah Rioli (8.5) performed a didgeridoo and cajon routine. We are immensely proud of their efforts, considering this was their very first performance in front of the College.

Jake Cox and Chilton Yarran performed the dual role as masters of ceremonies for the assembly and both boys did an exceptional job. Jake Cox successfully choreographed and performed a dance, Lost Boy, with Troy Jones, Connor Brahim, Ethan Hansen, Benjamin McGuire, Brody Green, Jai Davis, Leroy Pigram, Brendan Bin Omar, Roy Kickett (8.2) and Jeffrey Farrell. Jake also played the didgeridoo and is proud of his Aboriginal heritage and passes this on to the other students.

Mr David Pigram sang with his sons, Jesse and Leroy. Old Boy Jarred Wall (’02) (of Jake and the Cowboys) sang two pieces and he also spoke about his invaluable education at Trinity College and how it has supported him in his life.

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Benjamin McGuire’s auntie, Ms Cindy Garlett, gave the Welcome to Country.

Trinity College has been very fortunate to receive continued support from the not-for-profit organisation, the Indigenous Youth Leadership Program, which provides scholarships for Aboriginal students. Our thanks to Ms Angela Murphy, the facilitator of the program for her tireless work in providing much needed support for Aboriginal students. This year the new recipients were Rory Charles, Reece Gerrand and Roy Kickett.

Homework classes are still in operation thanks to the generosity of Ms Kathryn Down, Mrs Julia Reid, Mr Russell Hinks, Mr Kenny Chan (’91), Ms Lisa Laurino, Mr Adam Gage, Mr Andrew Osnain, Mr Chris Morris, Mr Daniel Bateman, Mr Graeme Porter, Ms Rebekah-Harris Miller, Mr Richard Herrmann and Mr Gerard Theseira

(’75). These classes provided invaluable assistance to the Aboriginal students, and especially for those students who needed the extra assistance. Our thanks to all staff who were always willing to go beyond what was required.

Ms Karrene McLernon and I look forward to 2017 in welcoming the new students who are joining us in our program. It is also with sad hearts that we say goodbye to our seven Year 12 boys of whom we have grown very fond and proud over the last six years. We know they will go forth bravely into the future knowing that they can achieve and have success in life.

Mr Gary Malarkey (’70) Aboriginal Education Coordinator/Teacher Ms Karrene McLernon Aboriginal Assistant Coordinator/English Teacher

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NAIDOC Assembly

In the PL Duffy Library after the NAIDOC Assembly

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TRINITY COLLEGE ABORIGINAL PROGRAM FRONT ROW: Danai Weelart-Osborne, Nehemiah Reuben, Jaeree Reuben, Izayah Rioli, Sidney Roberts, Thairon Jansen, Roy Kickett, Isaiah Reuben, Jeffrey Farrell, Rory Charles, Robert Hansen SECOND ROW: Tiernan Brahim, Lachlan Sibosado, Kobe Bagshaw, Aidan McDonagh, Jordan Schindler-Thomas, Malaki Rodoreda, Jack Cox, Jake Cox, Jesse Pigram THIRD ROW: Mr Gary Malarkey, Levi Councillor, Connor Brahim, Brody Green, Chilton Yarran, Brendan Bin Omar, Reece Gerrand, Ethan Hansen, Jared Cole, Rashawn Reuben, Troy Jones, Kelston Councillor, Ms Karrene McLernon ABSENT: Ben McGuire, Leroy Pigram, Jai Davis and Stanley Tittums

TOBA It was another wonderful year in 2016 for the Trinity College & CBC Perth Old Boys’ Association (TOBA).

Mr Peter Torre ('89) President Trinity College & CBC Perth Old Boys' Association

We continue to assess our annual calendar of events in an attempt to try and provide additional ways for our Old Boys to remain connected and to facilitate a conduit between them and their Alma Mater. The desire to achieve this is often met with difficulty in trying to find a vacant slot in the TOBA calendar!

The full suite of milestone reunions throughout the year, along with ad-hoc gatherings for other year groups including an interstate reunion in Melbourne, were all well attended.

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The 50-year reunion held in September is always a special occasion as we welcomed a new batch of Old Boys into the Golden Heritage Club. We like to bring along some of the old-school memorabilia to remind the Old Boys of their school days. It only takes a quick glance to spark off a few stories of their days at school and within minutes the men interact as if they only left the school yard the day before. It’s truly wonderful to experience. At a Junior School assembly during the year, I presented some of the same memorabilia to the boys along with a rowing oar from the 1931 Head of the River (albeit in the original school colours of red and black). The boys were quick to advise me that these are Aquinas colours, and when prompted, could also state the reasons why the colours changed, the move out to Manning to establish Aquinas and the eventual move down to the current site. In displaying a large scale image of CBC Perth, I pointed out to the boys that the fence that surrounds Trinity, the ‘Heritage Fence’, is an exact replica of the fence that surrounded CBC Perth in The Terrace.

Andrew Young, Rosa West, Daniel Carter with James Biaggioni (front)

The importance for the Junior School boys, and indeed all TC boys, to know the history of this great College cannot be underemphasised. It aids in building the wonderful culture and sense of belonging to something very special, to be part of a heritage dating back to 1894. Similarly, the Old Boys from the Terrace are proud of the legacy they leave and to know that the spirit of the College endures in TC. I’m very pleased to report that TOBA’s marque event, the Sportsmen’s Lunch, was another sensational afternoon. All attendees (nearly 300 of them!) were in good spirits and certainly in fine form. Guests were thoroughly entertained by guest speaker, the 'Lambassador', Slammin’ Sam Kekovich. Needless to say, Sam lived up to his reputation for his off-field antics which have always been controversial.

His politically incorrect statements and satirical rants were received by all in the humorous manner in which they were delivered. Sam delivered a warm-up act for sponsors of the event in a river room prior to lunch which essentially was just Sam being himself—a very funny man indeed.

Funds raised on the day go towards providing TOBA bursaries and it was so very heart-warming to see the continued generosity shown by our Old Boys who were willing to contribute, even in tough economic times, to ensure others less fortunate are able to receive the benefit of a Trinity College education. During my address at the lunch I reminded all Old Boys that it’s up to us to carry on and live in accordance with the mantra under which all Trinity College students are educated, that is to be Men for Others. Being an Old Boy of CBC Terrace and Trinity

Rhys Grant ('04) and Peter Torre ('89) at the TC Rowathon

Winter Sports Day TC Spirit Award Gabriel Tana ('91) and Bryan Breheny ('04)

College is not just about catching up with your class mates for a beer, talking about the glory days on the sporting field, but to set the example for our sons and daughters, to be contributors amongst the community, to live by the Christian values bestowed upon us by the Christian Brothers and teachers of the Terrace and Trinity and to always be of service to others.

in any way possible the advancement of Trinity College.

We look forward to 2017 and being a part of the wonderful TC community.

Peter Torre (’89) President Trinity College & CBC Perth Old Boys’ Association

The winter and summer sports days continue to be a success. Old Boys love to relive their youth by playing the senior teams across all codes. The trend of TOBA taking out the overall points at the winter sports day and the current students winning back victory at the summer sports day has been broken with TOBA winning both events in 2016.

A strong recruitment driver of some of our ‘younger’ Old Boys has paid off!

We welcomed our newest Old Boys, the 2016 graduating class, at the TOBA Graduation Breakfast in October. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Mr Glen Bartlett ('81), who flew over from Melbourne to impart his words of wisdom and advice to these fine young men.

Colreavy family end of an era

Old Boys can remain up-to-date with all TOBA reunions and events by logging onto the TOBA website at www.toba.net.au.

The website is regularly updated with news, events and photos and is a great way to stay in touch. TOBA also actively participates in social media including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and Instagram.

The assistance of the College is fundamental to our ability to achieve our objectives. We are indebted to the Headmaster, Mr Ivan Banks and his staff for their support across all TOBA aspects throughout the year. We would also like to thank the Head of Junior School, Mr Martin Tucker (’87) for allowing us to present to the boys and providing an opportunity to have some fun whilst doing so.

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I would again like to thank the many individuals who have assisted TOBA throughout the year. This extends to year group representatives, volunteers at our events, students and teachers of the College, parents, ground staff and anyone who has contributed in some way. Your attendance at the TOBA Sundowner is our way of thanking you for this assistance.

I would personally like to thank the TOBA Executive for their dedication and contribution to the Association. Some of the members have been contributors to TOBA for over ten years. We thank Miss Karyn Pickering for her assistance provided to TOBA Executive Officer, Ms Diane Millar and all other TC administration staff who have been of assistance to the TOBA office.

Sponsors and supporters prelunch drinks with Sam

In particular, the effort of our Executive Officer, Ms Diane Millar, always requires special recognition and the Association is very grateful for her presence and efforts.

Di has a genuine interest in driving TOBA to maintain the success that it has achieved. Anything ‘TOBA’ is managed and has had her input. On behalf of the Executive Committee and membership base, I sincerely thank her.

The TOBA Executive Committee will approach 2017 with its two main objectives in mind: to foster and inculcate within the Association’s members, the true spirit of Alma Mater (or as we say – ‘Keeping the Spirit Alive’) and secondly to assist

Xavier wins the JS Rumble Cup 2016

Canteen A big thank you to all our wonderful mums who come in and help at the canteen. The times are a-changing, and we don’t get the help we used to.

More and more mums are returning to the paid workforce so their children can have the education they want for them.

Sadly, we farewelled our Year 12 mums, except for one mum who wants to return even though she has no-one here left at the school and she always brings us delicious morning teas.

She will always be welcomed back!

Our staffing has changed again. Cindy Chai has joined our little group and also Rose Chang, on a casual basis. Our singing parrot is still here though she is now missing some feathers—although some days the opera tunes and the whistling are just too much to take! Sarah Di Bartolomeo, Julie Colquhoun and Anne Murphy just turn off but it’s a bit hard if the parrot is next to you.

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We are all getting older and just seem to get busier and busier and there is just no time to ‘smell the roses’. Please keep popping in. We love a good bit of gossip and a good laugh, which, in this job, there are lots of both. We would love to see more of our mums, especially our new mums.

We have mums who work part-time and pop in on a Friday to do the lunch distribution and other mums who come in before they go to work. Dropping in for ten minutes or an hour really helps and we would love to meet you!

Mrs Carol Watson Canteen Manager The canteen during recess time

Mrs Julie Colquhoun, Mrs Carol Watson, Mrs Cora Knyn and Ms Cindy Chai

Trinity College Parent Council The Parent Council aims to have social inclusiveness across all parent groups and the wider Trinity College community as well as acting as an advisory body to the College leadership team.

In its 23rd year and with the assistance of many parents and staff, the Parent Council hosted the Parent Sundowner and Parent Ball. The Sundowner, to welcome new and returning parents to the new school year, was held in the wonderful McCabe Court on a warm Friday evening in February. The refreshing easterly, added to the high spirits and enjoyment of some good food, drinks and music from the Trinity Saxophone Quartet.

In true Hollywood blockbuster style, the Star Wars themed Parent Ball was a stunning event and a magnificent reflection of the work put in by the Year 12 parents, staff, committee and ball coordinators. We also had the opportunity to welcome new and continuing parents of the Class of 2022 at their Year 7 Orientation night on Monday 14 November.

Thank you to the Council members for your efforts and commitment in adding to the education experience of Trinity College students and the development of the community spirit. This included the councillors who retired

Mr Leon Jennings ('78) Chair, Trinity College Parent Council

in August: Mrs Deborah Hogg, Mrs Sally John, Mrs Stacey Kannis, Mrs Sara MacMillan, the new members Mrs Andrea Dodo-Balu, Mrs Suzanne Lawrence, Mrs Michelle Rapkoch, Mr Nathan White and to the continuing members Mrs Cate Bertram, Mrs Bronwyn Meldrum, Mr Anthony Olivieri (’70), Mr Steve Salvia, Mr Paul Spadoni, Deputy Headmaster, Mr Peter Norman and Secretary, Mrs Beverly Martinez. The College Auxiliary and TOBA are also significant contributors to the Parent Council events.

Finally, my thanks to Mr Gordon Taylor for his ongoing leadership and work, after acting as the Chairperson for the past three years, and willingness to continue with his long stint on the Council.

The legacies of past councillors and the ongoing work of the Council will see a number of new and exciting initiatives in 2017 in addition to the established events.

Mr Leon Jennings (’78) Chair, Trinity College Parent Council

PARENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Beverly Martinez, Bronwyn Meldrum, Leon Jennings, Sara Macmillan, Care Bertram, Stacey Kannis FRONT ROW: Anthony Olivieri, Paul Spadoni, Gordon Taylor, Peter Norman, Deb Hogg, Steve Salvia ABSENT: Nathan White

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College Auxiliary The 2016 year was a busy and fulfilling time for the Trinity College Auxiliary. The Trinity community’s support of Auxiliary events was overwhelming and it proves our TC Spirit is alive and well.

Mrs Nicola Gosatti President, Trinity College Auxiliary

speakers’ chosen charity and we proudly donated $3000 to Telethon. I thank our generous sponsors, our Year 10 waiters and those parents who donated the delicious food.

Our Ladies Long Lunch, this year held at Bistro Guillaume, provided the mothers of Trinity with an opportunity to connect and meet new people and enjoy each others company.

Once again, the Auxiliary provided support to TOBA functions, Junior School events, the Parent Council Ball and supported many ‘Friends of …’ groups at the College.

We began the year with our annual Information Night and the evening provided a great opportunity to ask questions and get information directly from other parents. My thanks to Headmaster, Mr Ivan Banks, Mrs Sarah Di Bartolomeo, Mr Stephen Leahy (’78), Mrs Stacey Kannis, Student Services staff and Auxiliary members for giving their time to provide expert information and assistance on the night.

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Again, our Grandparents’ Morning Tea was a joyous occasion this year. It was wonderful to see our Year 8 students bring so many special family members to this event. The success of these events relies on the generosity of the College community and the large number of Year 8 volunteers was very much appreciated.

Our guest speakers for this year’s Auxiliary Morning Tea were Mr Andrew Embley (‘98) and Mr Adrian Barich. Andrew and Adrian entertained us with footy stories, stories from their Catholic upbringing and the importance of leadership and goal-setting. The MC for the occasion was our very own, Bernie D and I thank her for her invaluable contribution.

Once again, our fundraising on the day was for our guest

To our new, continuing and incoming officer bearers: Mrs Stacey Kannis (Vice President), Mrs Katalin Torre (Secretary), Mrs Rita Rocca (Treasurer), Mrs Melanie Day (Junior School Vice President), Mrs Kim Rees (Kitchen Coordinator), Mrs Josie Nardelli and Mrs Christina Miller (Kitchen Coordinator’s Assistants), my sincerest thanks for your ongoing support and never-ending hard work over the past year.

On behalf of the Auxiliary, we extend our thanks to our Headmaster, Mr Ivan Banks and the College staff. Whilst we are ‘behind the scenes’ ensuring the success of many events, this would not happen without the continued support of the College administration.

To the College parents, who extend their hand of support whenever asked, I thank you.

Finally, to the members of the Auxiliary, the ‘Women for Others’—this special group of women without whom the Auxiliary wouldn’t exist and be the success that it is—my overwhelming thanks to you all. God Bless.

Mrs Nicola Gosatti President, Trinity College Auxiliary

AUXILIARY GROUP BACK ROW: Josie Nardelli, Rita Rocca, Beverly Martinez, Katalin Torre FRONT ROW: Melanie Day, Nicola Gosatti (President), Stacey Kannis, Kim Rees

2016 AWARDS

JOHN PISANO

ARCHBISHOP'S PRIZE FOR CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP

ANTHONY CARBONE OLD BOYS’ PRIZE

For the student (other than the Head Prefect) most outstanding for Leadership, Loyalty and Service

SAMUEL CARBONE DUX OF COLLEGE

KAYVAN GHARBI

PROXIME ACCESSIT

LOCHIE TAYLOR

HEAD PREFECT (THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' MEDAL)

THOMAS CAVANAGH

JP ILICH AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL IN SPORT

JOSHUA FOTI

SIGNUM FIDEI ART AWARD

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Senior School

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Joseph Turner at TOBA Graduation Breakfast

2016 Valedictory Address Good evening Mr Banks, special guests, staff, ladies, gentlemen and my fellow students. Welcome to the 2016 College Presentation Night.

Tonight we gather as a College community to recognise and acknowledge the achievements of our College throughout the year of 2016. It is a night of reflection for many, of both this year and their longer life at Trinity College—a night where we look back at the incredible influence this College has had on our lives and the impact it will continue to have for decades to come.

Throughout the year, young Trinity men have excelled in all Four Pillars of College life. The Faith, Academic, Sporting and Cultural Pillars of Trinity have been as active as ever and are evident in the achievements which we share as a community. Not through luck or chance but through the determination, dedication and devotion of each and every Trinity student, we have succeeded. From victories in volleyball, basketball, rowing and cross country to winning our 13th consecutive Zenith Award and to the numerous awards we are proudly recipients of in every learning area the College offers, I congratulate all involved in each of these feats. Along with our achievements, the everchanging landscape of our campus is something which future year groups can look forward to.

However, the legacy of a Trinity man is not measured by the trophies he wins, the instruments he plays or the mark on his latest maths test. It’s much more than this. The legacy of a Trinity man is measured in his ability to be a Man for Others.

Lochie Taylor Head Prefect 2016

The willingness of the men around me to help someone in need, far exceeds any award which they will receive tonight.

In saying this, no opportunity, accolade or award is achievable without the efforts of so many people.

So, on behalf of all students, I extend my thanks to all parents and guardians of Trinity College students. It only takes a small conversation with a mother or father from another school to realise the commitment of our parents to our own school. Without your efforts, your sacrifice and your commitment to your sons, none of us would be able to enjoy the fruits of a Trinity education.

To all teachers, staff and coaches alike: NFL legend Ray Lewis once said, “Don’t walk through life just playing football. Don’t walk through life just being an athlete.

Athletics will fade. Character and integrity and really making an impact on someone’s life, that’s the ultimate vision, that’s the ultimate goal and the bottom line.” Similar to the words of Lewis, our teachers have consistently held a holistic approach not only to our education, but to us as human beings. And that is something I am forever grateful for, grateful that our teachers embrace a perspective which never sees an ‘A’ grade or an accolade ahead of building young men of character.

Mr Banks with the 2016 Prefects

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To the future leaders of the College, as many have said before, your time is truly limited. Now that I approach the conclusion of this chapter of my life, I can tell you that you’ll never truly understand the meaning behind this until your time is up. So I encourage you, I urge you and I push you, into making the most of your time while it lasts. Never be fearful of trying something new. Remember always, that doing new things is the catalyst to opportunity and opportunity is the opening for growth.

Finally, to the group of men behind me who stand proudly as the Class of 2016. I thank you for entrusting me as your Head Prefect for our last year together. It has been both an honour and a privilege to lead the men I call my brothers. Our six years together have been nothing short of incredible. A journey of the evolution of boys into men, all who live their lives by the mantra of being Men for Others.

Whether it be the most simple act of helping your mate out with some homework or the rallying together of a cohort in support of a brother who may be suffering, this year group I’m proud to be a part of, has never ceased to amaze me, in every single walk of life.

In 2011 I walked through the centenary gates on Nelson Crescent as a small-statured, much shyer 11-year-old. I was a boy who had no idea of the unbelievable journey which

would be the next six years. When I sat in Carigg Court listening to our then Head of Year, Mr Tim Shanassy, could I have ever imagined the brotherhood which we would eventually share, the brotherhood formed through one single commonality? Absolutely not.

But in 2016 I stand in front of you tonight as a proud Trinity man and one of 194 men who will graduate from Trinity College as a Trinity man next week as part of the Class of 2016. Ingrained within all of us are the teachings and traditions of the great Edmund Rice.

The story of Edmund has been passed on through generations of Trinity men and much like Edmund, each of the men behind me will have his own story to tell—the story of the remarkable impact the place we call our second home has had over our time at this College. Each of our stories makes up a small part of the mosaic which portrays the history and culture of our great College.

Trinity is a College which offers much more than just a literary education, it is a place which acts as a centre of opportunity for young men and I’ll proudly put my name down as an Old Boy of this College for the rest of my life.

Lochie Taylor (12.3) Head Prefect 2016

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Lochie with his family at the Prefects Investiture Morning Tea

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Lochie Taylor and Rohan James

Presentation Night

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Kayvan Gharbi plays the cello

GIG

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Carlos Torre performs in the Pipes & Drums Band

Callum Brady plays the saxophone

Mr Andrew Jenkin presents Ben Fels with the Year 7 Award

Brandon Starcevich is announced as Deputy Prefect for 2017

Br John Carrigg

Mr Banks presents John Pisano with the Archbishop's Prize for Christian Leadership

Nick Ellison is announced as Head Prefect for 2017

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Soloist Harry Boyle sings with the Swing Band

Prefects announced for 2017

Trinity Massed Choir open Presentation Night with In Nomine Domini

YEAR 12 AWARDS KAYVAN GHARBI

GIANNI CUNNINGHAM

ETHAN LEE

LITERATURE ATAR (PETER HENFRY MEMORIAL PRIZE)

JACK DAMIR

JHONNY LUTULA

FRIENDS OF MUSIC AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO MUSIC

DARCY FARRELL

ALESSANDRO BIRIGHITTI

CARL FASOLO

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (RELIGION & LIFE ATAR)

STRING ORCHESTRA (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

RELIGION & LIFE GENERAL CAREERS & ENTERPRISE GENERAL

TIMOTHY ADAMS

MATHEMATICS ESSENTIALS GENERAL

JOSEPH BELFIORE

ACCOUNTING & FINANCE ATAR

JOSEPH BONAVITA CHEMISTRY ATAR

NICHOLAS BRACONE

CERTIFICATE II INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

MARCUS CARAVELLA POLITICS & LAW ATAR

ENGINEERING STUDIES ATAR

MATERIALS DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY – METAL GENERAL CERTIFICATE II OUTDOOR RECREATION DESIGN (GAME DESIGN) GENERAL SENIOR PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

JOSHUA FOTI

CERTIFICATE II VISUAL ART – FURNISHING BASKETBALL – 1ST V

DAMON MARCIANO

SWIMMING OPEN AGE CHAMPION

WILLIAM MCDONALD PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDIES ATAR

AUSTIN MOUTIA

ENGLISH ATAR

PIPES & DRUMS (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

SIGNUM FIDEI ART AWARD

DENZEL PAUL

VISUAL ART ATAR

DANIEL GIUFFRE

WORKPLACE LEARNING

SAMUEL HADFIELD TENNIS – 1ST VIII

JACK HANSEN

GEOGRAPHY ATAR

LIAM HEALD

DANCE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION GIG)

JAMES HOARE

MATERIALS DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY-WOOD GENERAL

JESSE PIGRAM

VISUAL ART GENERAL

JAYDEN QUILL

FOOTBALL – 1ST XVIII

SCOTT REID

HOCKEY – 1ST XI

SAM REID

WIND ORCHESTRA (SENIOR SCHOOL)

ECONOMICS ATAR

LUIS SANTOS

CHEMISTRY ATAR

MURRAY MCKENNA MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR HISTORY ATAR

MATHEMATICS SPECIALIST ATAR

ROHAN JAMES

LUCAS STARKIE

MATTHEW CARDOZO

HUGO KATICH

SAMUEL THORNILEY

THOMAS CAVANAGH

CHORALE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION FOR SENIOR SCHOOL)

SOCCER – 1ST XI

SAMUEL CARBONE MATHEMATICS METHODS ATAR PHYSICS ATAR

ENGLISH GENERAL

ITALIAN (SECOND LANGUAGE) ATAR RUGBY – 1ST XV

RORY CLARKE

CERTIFICATE IV BUSINESS

ROWING - BEST OARSMAN BIOLOGY ATAR (MARGARET COOK MEMORIAL PRIZE)

SWING BAND I (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

SIMEON LEATHERLAND

WESTERN ART MUSIC ATAR (HENG CHEONG MEMORIAL AWARD) WATER POLO – 1ST VI JAMES HUTCHINSON MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR MATHEMATICS APPLICATIONS ATAR

HAMISH TOWNSEND

DEBATING (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

REUBEN TUFFIN

HUMAN BIOLOGY ATAR

APPLIED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ATAR

LIAM CREVOLA

TAMBA LEBBIE

BENJAMIN DAVIES

DION COTTERLE

DRAMA ATAR

ATHLETICS OPEN AGE CHAMPION

DESIGN ATAR

HEAD OF YEAR 12 AWARD

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Year 12 It has been a special and memorable year for the Class of 2016, where an amazing group of young men has continued to demonstrate service for others, friendship and integrity as a central part of their lives.

The year began with presentations to both students and parents by Ms Jane Genovese from Learning Fundamentals, who helped to start the academic year off well with study skills and tips for the boys. This has continued with presentations from universities, TISC and Ms Genovese throughout the year.

A highlight of 2016 was the Year 12 Ball. The theme this year was Star Wars and it was a spectacular occasion. Led by the amazing Mrs Sally John, the executive council and a massive army of parents transformed Gibney Hall into an intergalactic world. The students had an amazing time dancing under the spaceships and spotting all the Star Wars characters and scenes.

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Ms Susie Edwards Head of Year 12

conclusion of their time at Trinity. The TOBA Breakfast, Final Assembly and Graduation Mass and Dinner were fitting events to celebrate the graduation of this special group of young men.

None of this could have been achieved without a fantastic group of teachers. This cohort's Pastoral Care Group teachers have been an amazing group of staff who truly care and have helped all students over their time at Trinity.

The group became involved in many service experiences over their time at the College and have sought out opportunities to serve through Edmund Rice Camps, Edmund Rice Outreach, the Red Cross Soup Patrol, Street Appeals, Street Soccer and the Winter Sleep Out. Close to half the year group were either Cadre members on the Quest retreat or Senior Ministers on the Becoming Brothers retreat, sharing their faith with the younger boys. The experiences on the Tabgha retreat, and on Kairos also strongly developed students’ sense of self and their personal faith journey. This group of young men has developed a reputation for being men of service, a group that gets involved and supports individual members and this has strengthened over the years and I hope this continues into the future.

Culturally, the boys have been very involved in music, having, once again, won the Zenith Trophy for best overall school in the Catholic Performing Arts Festival. On Presentation Night we saw the impressive musical skills demonstrated by the students involved in the Aboriginal Cultural Program, GIG and Trinity Music. On the sporting field, the boys have been involved in all aspects of the PSA sporting program, but what was more impressive was how supportive the boys were of each other. The cheer squads at the swimming and athletics carnival were impressive to watch, with the TC Spirit entwining every person present and the energy shown to cheer on the boys in the rowing, basketball, volleyball and cross country was electric.

The academic pursuits of this cohort cannot be ignored, with two students involved in the Lions Youth of the Year Awards, four students winning the International Mathematics Modelling Challenge and many academic awards being distributed at Presentation Night. We look forward to seeing all the students’ academic efforts rewarded in their final year results.

On Tuesday 25 October, the Class of 2016, their families, friends and teachers came together to celebrate the

Ms Susie Edwards gives her Year 12 Address at Presentation Night A big thank you goes to Miss Amanda Marocchi (12.1), Ms Kathryn Down (12.1 Term 2), Mr Martin Guest (12.2), Mr Chris Morris (12.3), Ms Lisa Webb (12.3 Term 2), Ms Sonia Scordo (12.4), Mrs Julia Reid (12.5), Mr Chris Allanson (’91) (12.6), Mr Richard Herrmann (12.7) and Ms Sarah Pontre (12.8). I also thank the Year 12 Prefects, ably led by Lochie Taylor (Head Prefect), who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes all year for this year group and the College as a whole.

Thank you to all the parents, who hold Trinity close to their hearts, and lastly, to the Class of 2016—you are an amazing group of young men who have the world at your fingertips.

We wish you well, knowing you have all the skills and faith to pursue your dreams in the future.

Ms Susie Edwards Head of Year 12

Prefect vs Staff soccer match

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Year 12 Graduation Dinner

Year 12 Class of 2016

Timothy Adams

Mark Allen

Jordan Alvaro

Mitchell Aspinall

Travis Austen

Luka Azzalini

Joshua Baker

Fraser Barns

Joseph Belfiore

Oliver Betts

James Biagioni

Jack Biasin

Matthew Birch

Alessandro Birighitti

Wilbur Bissett

Joseph Bonavita

Nicholas Bracone

Callum Brady

Connor Brahim

Timothy Brown

John Buchanan

Francis Calabro

Samuel Cannell

Marcus Caravella

Anthony Carbone

Samuel Carbone

Matthew Cardozo

Daniel Carter

Lachlan Carvey

Zane Casella

Nicholas Challot

Thomas Cavanagh

Kyle Cionci

Rory Clarke

Samuel Cocks

Jared Cole

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Luke Colreavy

Dion Cotterle

Jake Cox

Liam Crevola

Gianni Cunningham

Jack Damir

Timothy Davidson

Benjamin Davies

Ryan Davies

Matthew De Cinque

Jordan De Filippis

Brandon Doray

Matthew Drew

Eamon Duncan

Brennan Edwards

Nicholas Fanchi

Darcy Farrell

Michael Farrell

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Carl Fasolo

Samuel Fasolo

Michael Ferrari

William Fidock

Jordan Fitzgerald

Joshua Foti

Michael Fraser

Kayvan Gharbi

Daniel Giuffre

Nicholas Godsell

Declan Gooch

Bailey Gregson

Samuel Hadfield

Jack Hansen

Liam Heald

Kai Hickey

James Hoare

Samual Hobbs

Lachlan Hogg

Jacob Houwen

Nathan Huntley

Rohan James

Brandon John

Mathew John

Troy Jones

Hugo Katich

James King

Andrei Lacsamana

Justin Lawrence

Simeon Leatherland

Tamba Lebbie

Ethan Lee

Thomas Leishman

Travis Levett

Callum Lovegrove

Liam Loveridge

Jhonny Lutula

Conor Mackie

Benjamin Mahoney

Matthew Majewski

Henry Malkovic

Damon Marciano

Christian Martin

Jordan Martin

Michael Martin

Farruh Mavlonov

Thomas Mazza

Luke McCarthy

Conor McCarthy-Rymer

Callan McClure

Joseph McDonald

William McDonald

Eoghan McElwee

Chas McGill

Kieran McGovern

Angus McKenna

Luke McPherson

Leo Milazzo

Zaiden Milosavljevic

Jordan Monastra

Luke Morton

Austin Moutia

Nathan Mullally

Mitchell Muscat

Joshua Naylor

Peter Newsome

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Anthony Nguyen

Huy Nguyen

Trong Nguyen

Mason Nicolaou

Max Nicolay

Thomas Norman

Fintan O'Hurley

Zeke Okely

Kane Ottobrino

Charles Owens

Jacob Palinski

Peter Panizza

Denzel Paul

James Pears

Oscar Pecorari

Jayden Peirce

Ben Pellizzari

Ethan Petta

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Trent Piccicacco

Jesse Pigram

Sebastien Pijls

Luis Pinto

John Pisano

Ben Pizzuto

Kenneth Power

Callum Proud

Jayden Quill

Kalan Ralph

Tate Ralph

Colin Rapkoch

Sebit Reath

Thomas Rees

Sam Reid

Scott Reid

Rashawn Reuben

Harrison Rhodes

Zac Riggio

Florian Robbins

André Roberts

Carter Rodgers

Keeley Rodgers

Julian Ronzan

Thomas Rowney

Benjamin Salerno

Luis Santos

Stratos Sarris

Nathan Scott

Vincent Seigerschmidt

Thomas Sell

Jasper Sirr-Davis

Luke Smith

Joshua Spittal

Lucas Starkie

Kyle Sullivan

Nicholas Sumich

Jacob Sykes

Liam Taddei

Cooper Tatafu

Lochie Taylor

Jed Thompson

Kurtis Thorne

Samuel Thorniley

Simon Tong

Hamish Townsend

Reuben Tuffin

Joseph Turner

Thomas Walsh

Tomas Wayne

Chase Whitely

Andrew Wittensleger

Chilton (Jnr) Yarran

Julian Ye

Georges Yip

Nathan Yukich

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12.1

BACK ROW: Ethan Lee, Jordan Alvaro, Harrison Rhodes, Jordan Fitzgerald, Samual Hobbs, James Biagioni, Alessandro Birighitti MIDDLE ROW: Jacob Palinski, Luis Santos, Zeke Okely, Samuel Thorniley, Liam Heald, Brennan Edwards, Samuel Carbone, Hugo Katich FRONT ROW: Ben Pizzuto, Samuel Fasolo, Callan McClure, Miss Amanda Marocchi, Joseph Belfiore, Jasper Sirr-Davis, Julian Ronzan ABSENT: Eamon Duncan, Conor Mackie

12.2

BACK ROW: Kane Ottobrino, Matthew Cardozo, Samuel Cannell, William Fidock, Ryan Davies, Kyle Cionci, Michael Farrell, Marcus Caravella MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Rees, Chas McGill, Joseph Turner, Trent Piccicacco, Mr Martin Guest, Jayden Peirce, Brandon John, Jacob Sykes, Chilton (Jnr) Yarran FRONT ROW: Jordan De Filippis, Rohan James, Jared Cole, Jayden Quill, Rory Clarke, Anthony Carbone, Zane Casella, Jake Cox ABSENT: Jack Biasin

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12.3

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BACK ROW: Matthew Drew, Timothy Brown, Sebastien Pijls, Thomas Norman, Fraser Barns, Callum Proud, Cooper Tatafu, Liam Crevola MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Lisa Webb, Andrew Wittensleger, Kalan Ralph, Tamba Lebbie, Jack Damir, Nicholas Godsell, Luke Morton, Mr Chris Morris FRONT ROW: Travis Levett, Anthony Nguyen, Lochie Taylor, Joshua Naylor, Kai Hickey, Joshua Spittal, Carl Fasolo, Andrei Lacsamana ABSENT: Eoghan McElwee, Benjamin Salerno

12.4

BACK ROW: Thomas Cavanagh, James King, Lucas Starkie, Nathan Yukich, Kyle Sullivan, Jhonny Lutula, Oliver Betts MIDDLE ROW: Matthew Majewski, Joshua Foti, Peter Newsome, Joseph McDonald, Kieran McGovern, Mitchell Muscat, Oscar Pecorari FRONT ROW: Huy Nguyen, John Buchanan, Simon Tong, Ms Sonia Scordo, Jordan Monastra, Liam Taddei, Nathan Mullally ABSENT: Travis Austen, Declan Gooch, Bailey Gregson, Ethan Petta

12.5

BACK ROW: Tate Ralph, Daniel Giuffre, Nathan Scott, Sebit Reath, Wilbur Bissett, William McDonald MIDDLE ROW: Kenneth Power, Matthew Birch, Rashawn Reuben, Charles Owens, Peter Panizza, Sam Reid FRONT ROW: Florian Robbins, Zac Riggio, Liam Loveridge, Mrs Julia Reid, Connor Brahim, Thomas Sell, Lachlan Carvey ABSENT: Luka Azzalini, Francis Calabro, Hamish Townsend, Chase Whitely

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12.6

BACK ROW: Mark Allen, Justin Lawrence, Benjamin Davies, Christian Martin, Henry Malkovic, Luke McPherson, Daniel Carter, Jacob Houwen MIDDLE ROW: Michael Ferrari, Tomas Wayne, John Pisano, Leo Milazzo, Mr Christopher Allanson, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Fintan O'Hurley, Keeley Rodgers, Darcy Farrell FRONT ROW: Nathan Huntley, Timothy Adams, James Hoare, Jack Hansen, Stratos Sarris, Conor McCarthy-Rymer, Julian Ye, Brandon Doray, Matthew De Cinque ABSENT: Carter Rodgers

12.7

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BACK ROW: Max Nicolay, Luke Colreavy, Nicholas Sumich, Samuel Cocks, Nicholas Fanchi, Jordan Martin, Samuel Hadfield, Farruh Mavlonov MIDDLE ROW: André Roberts, Benjamin Mahoney, Nicholas Bracone, Dion Cotterle, Mr Richard Herrmann, Austin Moutia, Mitchell Aspinall, Denzel Paul, James Pears FRONT ROW: Joshua Baker, Luke Smith, Gianni Cunningham, Luis Pinto, Vincent Seigerschmidt, Thomas Mazza, Troy Jones, Joseph Bonavita, Jesse Pigram ABSENT: Timothy Davidson

12.8

BACK ROW: Reuben Tuffin, Mathew John, Thomas Rowney, Kayvan Gharbi, Luke McCarthy, Scott Reid MIDDLE ROW: Damon Marciano, Ben Pellizzari, Kurtis Thorne, Ms Sarah Pontre, Angus McKenna, Lachlan Hogg, Thomas Walsh FRONT ROW: Georges Yip, Mason Nicolaou, Michael Fraser, Callum Brady, Thomas Leishman, Trong Nguyen, Colin Rapkoch ABSENT: Nicolas Challot, Simeon Leatherland, Callum Lovegrove, Michael Martin, Jed Thompson

YEAR 12 PREFECTS

BACK ROW: Samuel Carbone, Brandon John, Leo Milazzo, Luke Colreavy, Ms Susie Edwards, Thomas Norman, Lucas Starkie, John Pisano, Anthony Carbone FRONT ROW: Samuel Fasolo, Hamish Townsend, Conor McCarthy-Rymer, Lochie Taylor, Rohan James, Thomas Leishman, Mason Nicolaou, Jesse Pigram

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2016 College Senior Ball The 2016 Trinity College Star Wars Ball was en route to a galaxy far, far away where the stars collided and the X-Wings were in full flight. It had the awe of famous award ceremonies or a royal wedding, where no corners were cut in providing razzle-dazzle in the set constructions or the attendees’ outfits.

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Trent Piccicacco (12.2)

Initially, the guests were invited to Tatooine where the notorious Mos Eisley Cantina surrounded the guests. The Year 11 Saxophone Quartet imitated the local Biths as best they could, performing the undisputed tune of the Cantina— rumour has it they are still jamming this tune out today. With a buzz in the air, the very nature of excitement itself filled the Cantina as pre-dinner beverages were served.

Year 11 waiters served the lavish menu to the guests, and the dishes were as delicious as they were innovative. The atmosphere was fruitful and the ambitious recreation of Star Wars was something to remember. There is no doubt all the guests will remember the night forever and may not experience the uniqueness of an occasion like that ever again.

The main stage, the Gibney Hall, was glittered with colossally sized X-Wing fighter jets and light sabres to boot. Darth Vader and his army of storm troopers patrolled the premises, whilst Father Oscar and Chewbacca broke it down on the dance floor. The fantastically detailed hall created a magnificent atmosphere, where the elegant and funky nature of the props sparkled. The guests traversed to Hoth for photographic opportunities where a blanket of snow coated all images and many memories were captured in the photo booth. Come late evening, the dance floor erupted as the usual suspects made their name heard in the eventual mosh. However, it only added to the spectacle, as six years of rehearsed dance routines from many guests came to fruition.

Hats must be tipped to Mrs Sally John for her assistance, guidance and leadership of the event. Thank you to the Ball Executive Committee and to all the Trinity parents for your amazing work. No other school could ever think of hosting an occasion of this magnitude and quality and that’s solely due to the fantastic commitment of all involved and the night surely reflected the hard work done before the ball. The attention to detail in the Hall and the excellent outcome of the night was a testament to what the Trinity College community is capable of and showcased how we are a truly unique College.

Trent Piccicacco (12.2)

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Year 12 Highlights

India Fun Run

TOBA Graduation Breakfast

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TOBA Graduation Breakfast

TOBA Graduation Breakfast

TOBA Graduation Breakfast

Year 12 final Rumble

YEAR 11 AWARDS NICHOLAS ELLISON LITERATURE ATAR

ADAM SEWARD

QUINN JAGO

RELIGION & LIFE GENERAL

DAVID ADAMS

COMPUTER SCIENCE YEAR 12 ATAR

HARRY BOYLE

MEDIA PRODUCTION & ANALYSIS GENERAL

JOHN-PAUL CHABROS

MATHEMATICS ESSENTIALS GENERAL CERTIFICATE II BUSINESS

THOMAS COTTER

MATHEMATICS METHODS ATAR

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LUCA INCANI

DESIGN (GAME DESIGN) GENERAL

RELIGION & LIFE ATAR

HIEU DONG DRAMA ATAR

LUKE ESPINOZA BIOLOGY ATAR

AARON GANGEMI

APPLIED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ATAR ENGINEERING STUDIES ATAR

JORDAN HOOPER

HUMAN BIOLOGY ATAR

MATERIALS DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY – WOOD GENERAL

HOUSTON JENNINGS MATERIALS DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY – METALS GENERAL

MATHEMATICS APPLICATIONS ATAR

YIANNI KAKULAS ECONOMICS ATAR

POLITICS & LAW ATAR

DANIEL MACMILLAN

ITALIAN (SECOND LANGUAGE) ATAR MUSIC (WESTERN) ATAR

AIDAN MANSFIELD

DESIGN (TECHNICAL GRAPHICS) ATAR

JAMES MICHELON ENGLISH ATAR

LUCAS MILLS

VISUAL ART GENERAL

SAMUEL MOFFATT GEOGRAPHY ATAR

NICHOLLAS MONTERO VOLLEYBALL – 1ST VI

MATTHEW PAVISICH

ACCOUNTING & FINANCE ATAR

NICHOLAS PETAGNA ECONOMICS GENERAL

MATTHEW RAPKOCH MODERN HISTORY ATAR

BRANDON RONZAN ENGLISH GENERAL

LUKE SCARFONE

CERTIFICATE II OUTDOOR EDUCATION

DAVID SLATER

CHEMISTRY ATAR MATHEMATICS SPECIALIST ATAR PHYSICS ATAR

TOM STARCEVICH VISUAL ART ATAR

BRANDON STARCEVICH

PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDIES ATAR CRICKET – 1ST XI

LUKE SCARFONE

HEAD OF YEAR 11 AWARD

Year 11 Finding the very best in ourselves and others has been the focus of the Year 11 cohort throughout 2016.

Mr David Allen Head of Year 11

The very first official duty for the Year 11 cohort set the scene for the remainder of the year. Being involved in the community through cooking for fundraising barbecues, Christian Learning Service week and participating in the Red Cross Soup Patrol program has helped to fully engage the boys in understanding what it takes to serve others. At the beginning of the year, I set the boys a challenge that encouraged them to participate, learn and grow from the many opportunities that surround them here at Trinity College. This challenge was to make 2016 the very best year to date and to challenge them to look up to themselves as leaders in our community. This year has been about getting the most out of ourselves for the benefit for ourselves and those around us.

To say this cohort is talented is truly an understatement.

I have had the pleasure of taking the time this year to sit through impressive performances, support the various Trinity teams on a Saturday morning and to be entertained by the numerous musical acts throughout the year. It is an impressive sight to see such large numbers of the Year 11 cohort being involved in these very important areas of the Trinity College community. It did not matter if I was sitting in the Law Courts, standing to watch the 1st teams battle it out or to be mesmerised by the impressive guitar quartet, the talent and efforts exhibited by our Year 11 group have been exceptional.

I have been extremely impressed with the work many of the boys have contributed to the Red Cross Soup Patrol program. We have been part of this weekly initiative for the whole year which services the needs and requirements of the city’s disadvantaged and, often homeless, community.

The boys have shown compassion, leadership and energy while supporting Campus Ministry on this important activity.

This impressive work was backed up with a large number of boys being involved in the three important street appeals held in the city, as ‘big brothers’ for the Year 8 Quest retreat and in setting up the Red Cross Blood Drive initiative for 2017. The support they provided and the willingness to give their time to benefit the community has contributed to a large number of worthy people. The commitment to others has been a massive element of our year group and has been further demonstrated with the students’ involvement in the Year 12 Ball as waiters, fundraising for the EREA Camp for Kids and their organisation during Unfair Day. These important events have been pivotal in demonstrating to the boys how important it is to be organised, how to work as a team and how to develop key leadership skills especially when communicating with others.

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It has not all been about service to the community and this year the boys were able to participate in and be part of a number of social events to provide a sense of balance to their year. The Year 11 River Cruise with Mercedes College was the social event of the year. This important event encourages the boys to take care of their appearance, improve communication skills and to develop friendships.

The dance floor is always a place of high intensity with both groups allowing themselves to relax, unwind and enjoy a fun night on the river. The back drop of the city lights and the sights of the Swan River provided the perfect atmosphere for a very entertaining evening. I was particularly impressed with the many boys who were gentlemen on the night.

One of the important elements of this group of young men that I have come to learn this year, is their ability to perform in the sporting, music, academic and performing arts arenas.

Thomas Morcroft performs at the Years 11 and 12 Music Night

The boys and I are very lucky to be provided with a wealth of knowledge and support around us. The running of the events and presentation of the many opportunities would not be possible without the expertise and efforts from many people here at Trinity College. I thank our very hard working PCG staff for their pastoral care, guidance and support provided throughout the year. To Campus Ministry, all staff and our very supportive parent group, we thank you very much for all your time and efforts. I also thank the PCG Councillors who worked hard all year to ensure the interests

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of the year group were expressed and for all of their support this year.

I take this opportunity to thank the Trinity community very much for my first year at Trinity. It has been a fantastic year for me. I look forward to seeing you all return in 2017, to work with the prefects elect and to ultimately see you complete your final year at Trinity with flying colours.

Mr David Allen Head of Year 11

Year 11 Geography Excursion

YEAR 11 STUDENT COUNCIL

BACK ROW: Mason Vuleta, Benjamin McGuire, Jaxon Cahill, Nicholas Ellison, Nicholas Petagna, James Marthins, Connor Rees, Samuel D'Souza FRONT ROW: Quinn Jago, Samuel Henley, Samuel Moffatt, Mr David Allen, Matthew Argile, Luke Scarfone, Andrew Le ABSENT: Liam Buckley, Matthew Fynn

11.1

BACK ROW: Ryan Dorman, Jacob Cowan, Brandon Starcevich, Liam Buckley, Jason Gonsalves, Alex Hammond, Rhys Greaney MIDDLE ROW: Benjamin Tighe, Harrison Griffiths, Kade Steegstra, Matthew Gibb, Nicholas Basan, Daniel Barnes, George Kavalam FRONT ROW: Hector Divinagracia, Andre Marchesani, Harry Boyle, Ms Rita Basilio, Daniel James, Luke Espinoza, Daniel Barrie ABSENT: Finn Allen, Matthew Argile, Jonathan CidLuques, Leon Formato, Joshua Godwin

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11.2

BACK ROW: Lachlan Meldrum, Jayden Hembra, Thomas Breust, Matthew Green, Shaun Correa, Jonathon Pescud, Christian Dobbie MIDDLE ROW: Justin Lim, Jack Barclay, Joseph Costa, Matthew D'Souza, Jaxon Cahill, David Adams, Conor Merton, Jack Meakins FRONT ROW: Owen Fewster, Tom Starcevich, Luca Incani, Andrews Mark-Amin, Yianni Kakulas, Liam Engelbrecht, Andrew Le ABSENT: Nicholas Abrahams, James Robinson, Mathew Taylor, Mr Jean-Marc Rousset

11.3

BACK ROW: Jack Higgins, Ben Pagano, Matthew Dwyer, Stefan Hovane, Tennessee Buti, Jack Canning MIDDLE ROW: Aaron Gangemi, Joshua Morcombe, Harrison Lockley, Jaxon Higham, James Michelon, Samuel Moffatt FRONT ROW: Quinn Jago, Lucas Mills, Brandon Ronzan, Ms Su-Fen Chung, Kurtis Kavanagh, Levi Councillor, David Slater ABSENT: Carl Braut, Harrison Davey, Samuel Mangione, Tavish Meade, William Starkie, Nicolas VandeKlashorst

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11.4

BACK ROW: Ethan Hansen, Anthony Hoang, Dylan Viskovich, Nichollas Montero, Harrison Ram, Luke Garas MIDDLE ROW: Hieu Dong, Alexander Rullo, Maxwell Fry, Mr Adam Kealley, Samuel D'Souza, Nichols Mark-Amin, Thomas Cotter FRONT ROW: John-Paul Chabros, Jack Cox, Michael Lenzo, Kevin Khuu, George Burke, Luke Dyson, Kelston Councillor ABSENT: Marcus Bottega, Joshua Day-Perkins, Maximillian Maietta, Thomas Moorcroft, Connor Rees

11.5

BACK ROW: Sebastien Min Oo, Aidan Correa, Hasen Degebrodt, Nicholas Ellison, Harry Russell, Simon Lee, Benjamin Gianatti MIDDLE ROW: Samuel Henley, Jedd Egan, Jordan Hooper, Aron Morris-Black, Declan Kiddle, Amos Lako, David Strever FRONT ROW: Houston Jennings, Luke Pearce, Zachary Binning, Ms Lissa Coleman, Zachary Mwangangi, Curtis Multari, Ali Jehangir ABSENT: Lewis Clark, Thomas Coleman, Samuel Cotterill

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11.6

BACK ROW: Matthew Fynn, Liam Spadoni, Oliver Spitteler, James Miocevich, Wynton Galloway, Matthew Bonini MIDDLE ROW: Zachary Hooper, Benjamin McGuire, Mr Rodney Rainer, Harrison Delaporte, Ethan Taylor FRONT ROW: Euan MacMillan, Hamish Gillespie, Aaron Antonas, Saad Jehangir, Dominic Driscoll, Taj Evans ABSENT: Aidan Mansfield, James Myers, Samuel O'Connell, Lachlan Rogers, Matthew Russo

11.7

BACK ROW: Nicholas Thorne, Samuel Thornley, Jake O'Brien, Lachlan Hansen, Fraser Marshall, Frasier Sundra MIDDLE ROW: Brodie Scott, Ben Vos, Clancy Lagan-Brown, Mr Graeme Porter, James Marthins, Joshua Croll, Ashton Godfrey FRONT ROW: Daniel MacMillan, Tyron Torre, Alexander Coleman, Joshua Lai, Dylan Turner, Joshua Nici ABSENT: Liam Devlin, Nicholas Petagna, Connor Wortley

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11.8

BACK ROW: Carlo Tizzano, Sebastian Faugno, David Godfrey, Adam Seward, Benjamin Santella, Daniel Richards, Daniel La Piana MIDDLE ROW: James Torre, Mason Vuleta, Richard Watson, Mr Peter Oliver, Jamie Bonner, Aiden Ong, Matthew Vereker FRONT ROW: Matthew Rapkoch, Kristian Despotovski, Matthew Pavisich, Luke Scarfone, Marcus Ricci, Anthony Dang, Georgios Palassis ABSENT: d'Artagnan Boylan, Lauchlan Hull, Callum Lauriston, Bradley Skajko

YEAR 10 AWARDS JOSEPH ENG

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 1

RHYS BORMOLINI

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 2

THOMAS THROSSELL

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 3

OLD BOYS' AWARD FOR MOST POINTS SCORED AT PSA ATHLETICS

TORY CUMMING

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 4

ANTHONY CARBONE

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 5

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ENGLISH

CONTEMPORARY GUITAR ENSEMBLE II

GIANLUCA COTTINO

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 6

MIDDLE SCHOOL GUITAR ENSEMBLE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

DAVID PHAM

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 7

DANIEL FITZGERALD PHYSICAL EDUCATION

JEREMY HANSEN

SENIOR CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

ROBERTO IAZZI ITALIAN

CHUO YAN MA

BADMINTON – 1ST VI

MATHIEU MAI

COMPUTER SCIENCE YEAR 11 ATAR

MILAN MAROCCHI

CONTEMPORARY GUITAR ENSEMBLE I

LIAM MARTIN

OLD BOYS' AWARD FOR MOST POINTS SCORED AT PSA SWIMMING

LAM-ANH NGUYEN

ADELPHE KING PRIZE FOR DRAWING

THOMAS PAYNE

MATERIALS DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY

SHAWN TAI

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT HUMANITIES

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT MATHEMATICS

MUSIC

MAX THORNILEY

HARRISON PELL

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SCIENCE

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 8

ASHER FATIN

SWING BAND II (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT LITERATURE

JAMIE KINNINMONT

HEAD OF YEAR 10 AWARD

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Year 10 At the beginning of the year, the Year 10 cohort was challenged to set personal goals, actively engage in the life of the College and to take on more responsibility as senior students.

They were asked to be mindful of the upcoming subject selection process for 2017, enabling them to reach the prerequisites for their desired courses of study. With a focus on maintaining a positive attitude and application in the classroom, the clear majority of students have excelled in the opportunities that have been presented to them. For others, there is still time to reap the benefits of being an active Trinity College student and participate in cultural activities outside the sporting arena.

In Term 1 Year 10 ‘roadie’ volunteers assisted the Peer Ministers in the Quest retreat. The roadies volunteered their time to direct traffic and unload the bounty of donated canned food. Next year many of these students will form the Peer Minister Group as Year 11 students.

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Under a new initiative from the University of Western Australia, the Year 10 students were invited to experience life as a student on campus. The day was designed to engage all students from both ATAR and non-ATAR pathways. Students were exposed to one of three activities:

YEAR 10 STUDENT COUNCIL

Mr Andrew Osnain Head of Year 10

Engineering, Health Science and Business Commerce. Each activity was designed to be hands-on and engaging. It is hoped that by exposing the students to life beyond Trinity this may be a motivating factor to reach their potential. The boys were taken on a quick tour of the campus and enjoyed the brief snapshot of life as a UWA student.

The Pastoral Care Group Councillors were challenged to take on more responsibility and responded by organising several events for students during pastoral care time.

One of the most common statements from students at the beginning of the year was that the entire year group should participate as a collective and becoming united. The councillors have worked hard to assist in this process. Our councillors were key drivers for the Pastoral Care Group activities conducted during Tuesday PCG times, such as the sausage sizzle fundraiser in Term 2 and for driving the themed social in Term 3 with Mercedes College.

Other cultural events run throughout the year included the Trinity/Mercedes afternoon and the aforementioned Term

BACK ROW: James Henshall, Harrison Pell, David Cain, Mr Chris Morris, Jeremy Hansen, Kosta Paraskov, Jesse Messere FRONT ROW: William Gilbert, Ben Kelly, Zachary Hayward, Will Hogan, Lachlan Allen, Jamie Heslop, Matteo Primerano, Jamie Kinninmont ABSENT: Anthony Carbone, Damon Ferrante

3 Trinity/Mercedes social with the theme Heroes versus Villains. This night exhibited the potential of the year group, with every student attending the social in fancy dress and having a fantastic time in the process. Thank you to the staff for embracing the theme, with guest appearances from Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Cruella De Vil, Ron Weasley and Harley Quinn.

Students have worked hard to complete the Personal Development and Wellbeing Course (PDW). Students were exposed to courses including Study Skills, RAC Keys For Life, mental health and basic manual labour tasks in the real world. Students also participated in the Christian Service program, spending time in the wider community with the elderly and those less fortunate than themselves. It is hoped that with these skills the students will be better equipped for Senior School and the wider world upon completion of their secondary schooling.

Building on the RAC Keys for Life program, the Year 10s attended the RAC bstreetsmart event held at Perth Arena in Term 1. Hailed as one of the most educational and influential events of its kind throughout the world, the students learnt valuable lessons of responsibility and the importance of being a positive influence as a potential passenger in a vehicle. It is hoped that student drivers adopt a mature and positive driving ethos and learn from their experiences of the Keys for Life Program and RAC bstreetsmart event.

In addition to the Mental Health and Wellbeing (PDW) course, students have participated in the Climate Schools Combined Study (CSC) over the past three years. The information gathered from participating schools has helped create the CSC Substance Use and Mental Health Manuals that have been distributed to schools throughout Australia.

The study has been a long process involving the University of New South Wales, Curtin University and Queensland University of Technology. Our College currently has access to all resources because of our significant participation in the project.

After 13 and a half years at Trinity, 2016 will be my final year at the College. It has been a blessing to be associated with such a fine cohort of young men. The year group is filled with so many talented individuals in so many different fields: budding NASA astronauts, musicians, public speakers, actors, active Men for Others and sportsmen. It is hard to say goodbye; however, I am more than comfortable in the knowledge that this year group will move on to bigger and better things. I look forward to seeing these young men at their graduation in 2018.

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UWA Visit

Thank you to the outstanding group of Pastoral Care Group teachers; Mrs Judy Dawson, Mr Paul Presser, Ms Lisa Potgieter, Miss Tess Warner, Mr Dustin Aylmore, Ms Rebekah Harris-Miller, Mr Rohan Van Dongen and Mr Michael Murphy. It has been a privilege to work with such a caring group of professionals. Special mention goes to Mr Chris Morris who was an outstanding acting Head of Year during Term 2. Without the hard work and dedication of our staff the boys would not be able to experience the many opportunities the College has to offer.

Mr Andrew Osnain Head of Year 10

Quest Roadie of Year 10s

10.1

BACK ROW: Samuel Keenan, Muhau Maliti, Bryce Schu, David Cain, Asher Fatin, Conor Brazil, Kosta Paraskov, Dylan Murphy MIDDLE ROW: Louis Schelfhout, Ian Xavier, Raymond Teakle, Hayden Boffey, Roman Nicolaou, Brody Green, Will Lutula-Ossombe, Jack Kannis, Joshua Stops FRONT ROW: Alexander Nguyen, Brody Fowles, Nicholas Bradford, Mrs Judy Dawson, James Ellery, Mason Rehn, Dimitri Sarris ABSENT: Jaydon Almeida, William Dickinson

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10.2

BACK ROW: Alexander Jasper, Gianluca Cottino, Chuo Yan Ma, Steele Cahill, Daniel Fitzgerald, Reilly McClure, James Henshall MIDDLE ROW: Samuel Heald, Nicholas Radonjic, Samuel Allen, Blake George, Malaki Rodoreda, Luke Pellegrini, Liam Dellamarta, Xavier Leatherland FRONT ROW: Marcus Duncan, Blair Italiano, Tyrone Mola, Mr Paul Presser, Zachary Hayward, Toby Robertson, Anthony Nguyen ABSENT: Declan O'Hurley, Ethan Roux

10.3

BACK ROW: Jacob DelCasale, Samuel Peirce, Zane Rigby, Dylan Tierney, Tylen Keizer, Timothy Ludovico, Harrison Pell, Sean Fidock MIDDLE ROW: Nicholas Deleonardis, Thomas Payne, Sean Carroll, Alexander Sumich, Lucas Munoz, Lucas Di Nardo, Rhys Bormolini, Fraser Moore FRONT ROW: James Greenwell, Daniel Smith, Benjamin Tricoli, Oliver Pringle, Riley Hanlon, Lachlan Howard, Jamie Kinninmont, William Sweeney ABSENT: Mrs Claudia Kelly

10.4

BACK ROW: Jeremy Hansen, Timothy Feasey, Cooper Walsh, Thomas Fry, Jamie Strudwick, Zack Lane, Ethan Bradley, Ethan Ryan MIDDLE ROW: Ashwyn Menon, Jordan Brown, Thomas Throssell, Bailey Hughes, Joseph Dodo-Balu, Riley Sonneman-Smith, John Le, Shawn Tai, Thomas Menaglio FRONT ROW: MacKenzie Spiers, Joshua Martelli, Jaiah Mosconi, Joshua Reaper, Ms Tess Warner, Damian Pisano, Poh Yu Chai, Ben Kelly, Jacob Arvino

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BACK ROW: Benjamin Boros, Jake Boska, Kane Hughes, David Black, Liam Martin, Jude Grant, Riley Townsend, Zachary Robinson MIDDLE ROW: Tiernan Brahim, Charles Clark, Harry Conlin, Kyle Greaney, Mr Dustin Aylmore, Ronan Cluning, Tory Cumming, Kelly Schneider, Edward Pownall FRONT ROW: James Dinh, Stanley Tittums, Dylan Salvia, Will Hogan, Lachlan Allen, Luca Crevacore, Max Thorniley, Isaiah Reuben ABSENT: Lam-Anh Nguyen

10.6

BACK ROW: Milan Marocchi, Alexander Galante, Patrick O'Donoghue, Alexander Pearson, Russell Bong, Connor McDonald, Matthew Gerrans MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Miocevich, Christian Rosso, Lex Agate, James Tong, Nicholas Martin, Owen Milburn, Jesse Messere, Samuel Robinson FRONT ROW: Leyton Ashby, Calum Hoare, Joseph Eng, Joel Taylor, Jack Clear, Alistair Hunt, Jamie Heslop, Matthew Mustica ABSENT: Ms Rebekah Harris-Miller

10.7

BACK ROW: Jordan Tyson, Damon Ferrante, Nicholas Waller, Andrew Trefry, Jack Mitchell, Jai Davis, Benedict Coates MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Fable, Filipe Lagrenade, Joshua Colton, Nicholas Druzianich, Kaya Foti, William Tan, Tom Jansen, Kyron Milosavljevic FRONT ROW: Basil Gerad Cyril, Brendan McPhee, Luke Nardelli, Michael Le, Matteo Primerano, William Parkin, Benjamin Olivieri ABSENT: Dean LawYimWan, Mr Rohan Van Dongen

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10.8

BACK ROW: Matthew Hobbs, Brock Marrapodi, Jarrad Scott, Joseph Pinto, Jatin Poonia, Cooper Brown, Thomas Barns, Lorenzo Maio MIDDLE ROW: Roberto Iazzi, Michael Soares Poeira, Conor Doyle, Alexander Pennefather, Mr Michael Murphy, Anthony Carbone, Aiden Galvin, Angus Ladhams, David Pham FRONT ROW: William Gilbert, Roman Okely, Patrick Smith, Oscar Bettini, Nicolas Miller, Justin Ng, Thomas Maher, Mathieu Mai, Alisdair Cooper

YEAR 9 AWARDS DANNY DO

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 1

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ENGLISH

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT HUMANITIES

MATTHEW CIROCCO

ASHLEY DEGEBRODT

DECLAN ALLEN

SEAN HARRISON

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 2 EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 3

REVONNE GODFREY

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 4

DEJAN BOUWHUIS

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 5

HARRISON ROBERTS

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 6

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AIDAN DARMAWAN

ALEXANDER SANTORO

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 7

PERTH LIBAO

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 8

CHORALE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL)

STRING ENSEMBLE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION) ITALIAN

ALEXANDER MOFFATT

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SCIENCE

REEJSAN PASITOA

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

KIN TING POON

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT MATHEMATICS

ADAM RICCI MUSIC

ALEXANDER ROSSI

SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY

JEAN-PAUL STARKIE

HEAD OF YEAR 9 AWARD

Year 9 Year 9 is classically known as a time of transition, where many of the experiences and activities in 2016 were designed to encourage the boys to step out of their comfort zones and to feel confident that they can face whatever comes their way in the future.

Christian Service is a crucial element for our students to develop their Men for Others attitude to life. As part of their faith formation and commitment to serve, each Year 9 student had the opportunity to participate either in a breakfast or reading program at one of the local primary schools. During Term 4, each Year 9 student attended the Galilee retreat which, metaphorically, celebrates the path of Jesus as he walked around the Lake of Galilee with his Disciples, by taking a journey around a large body of water somewhere in the Perth metropolitan area. The retreat was a wonderful way for the students to share some of their life experiences.

The College provides a wealth of opportunities for students to develop a strong sense of culture through co-curricular activities such as Music, Art, Dance and Drama. Many of the Year 9 students take this opportunity and it was great to see some outstanding performances this year at the Middle School Concert Night. The major social event of the Year 9 calendar was the eight weeks of ballroom dancing lessons with Mercedes College girls culminating in a 1950s themed dance. After overcoming the initial awkwardness of having to hold a girl in their very own hands, I could tell most of the boys thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to express their inner ‘Fred Astaire’. I don’t think any of them would have

Mr Kenny Chan Head of Year 9

been invited on the TV program, Dancing with the Stars, but it was great to see that most got into the spirit of dressing up for the social night and there were no shortages of fancy tuxedos and fedora hats on the dance floor. The boys were absolute gentlemen at all times and handled themselves very maturely and confidently whilst interacting with the Mercedes girls. The feedback I received from staff was overwhelmingly positive.

This cohort was particularly strong on the sporting front for 2016. Most Year 9 teams, whether it be in summer or winter PSA competitions, were dominant in their respective fields.

There was a number of outstanding performances in the Middle School Athletics team, including new PSA records set in the Year 9 400 metre and 800 metre by Alexander Rossi (9.6), ensuring a strong overall result for Trinity. Throughout the year, there were students who are congratulated and commended for making State and Australian teams in their sports. These students were Liam Pabbruwe (9.2) and Oliver Pabbruwe (9.5) – sailing; Mason Tatafu (9.5) – soccer; Reesjan Pasitoa (9.6) – rugby; Jackson Lee (9.6) – soccer; Nicholas McDonald (9.7) – soccer; Benjamin Pears (9.8) – AFL; and Jerome Iaconi (9.8) – tennis.

Academically, many students continued to strive for excellence, with numerous accolades stemming from the Australian Mathematics Competition, the da Vinci Decathlon and the Australian Geography Competition. The high number of certificates of excellence presented at the end of the year for various academic achievements shows the continued strength of the cohort on the academic front.

BECOMING MEN PROGRAM As mentioned earlier, Year 9 is recognised as a difficult year for students as they make the necessary social and emotional adjustments for entering Senior School and manhood. It is for this specific challenge that we developed the Becoming Men Program. The program assists our Year 9 boys in making the transition from childhood to becoming resourceful adults able to make informed and good choices for their lives. Furthermore, there were opportunities to explore what it meant to act as a leader. Each term had a specific focus.

Year 9 Bake Sale

Term 1 focused on the boys looking at what influenced the decisions they made, whether good or bad, who their role models are and the difference between the ways children and adults think. In Term 2, the boys were introduced to strategies for resilience and dealing with challenging situations and ‘life potholes’ that may come up. There was also an opportunity for some boys to undertake a specialised program in personal leadership, where they looked deeply within themselves at what stressors existed in their lives and how to make good decisions.

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Term 3 focused on choices around health, nutrition and fitness, also bringing awareness around recreational drug use in sport and the devastating consequences.

If you were to read Forbes Magazine’s Top 10 skills that Fortune 500 companies look for in their prospective employees, ‘working effectively in teams’ is guaranteed to be up there. In Term 4, the boys undertook a series of teambuilding activities. Every week, in small teams, the boys were given a series of physical challenges to solve, with these challenges becoming progressively more difficult.

This led to a massive team-building activity that involved disarming a mock-up bomb placed on College grounds by overcoming physical and mental challenges to receive clues on how to disarm it. It was a tense but rewarding exercise which provided valuable experience in working effectively as a team in chaotic circumstances. The activity was thoroughly enjoyed by the students and amidst the real pyrotechnics

and turmoil associated with disarming the bombs, the boys also learnt some valuable life skills.

This was the first year that the Becoming Men Program has been run with the Year 9 cohort and judging from the positive feedback received from parents and the students, I’m looking forward to its continuation and success in future years.

As 2016 draws to a close, I thank the Year 9 Pastoral Care Group teachers: Mr Joel Shinkfield, Ms Melissa Coleman, Mr Paul Bolton, Mr Mark Dodd, Ms Lisa Laurino, Mr Michael Slack-Smith, Miss Danielle Pieraccini and Mr Tony Webb. Their valuable guidance and mentoring of the boys has led to a very successful year. I am excited to see what great things are in store next year and I’m proud to be moving with them as their Head of Year into Senior School.

Mr Kenny Chan (’91) Head of Year 9

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YEAR 9 STUDENT COUNCIL

BACK ROW: D'Arcy Culverwell, Harrison Roberts, Jakson Egan, Luke Ottobrino, Jean-Paul Starkie, Dejan Bouwhuis, Luca Rossi, Alessio Cottino, Thomas Langdon FRONT ROW: Samuel Pesce, Revonne Godfrey, Simon Homsany, Mr Kenny Chan, Cruz Cleary, Manav Patel, Alexander Santoro ABSENT: Jason Le

9.1

BACK ROW: Zachary Weller-Thomas, Ashley Degebrodt, Joseph Dawson, Mitchell Ardagh, Michael Thomas, Dejan Bouwhuis, Jakson Egan, Alexander Henwood MIDDLE ROW: Leroy Pigram, Hayden Brady, Benjamin Allen, Zach Manson, Mr Joel Shinkfield, Michael Ciancotti, Aidan Austen, Timothy Forrest, Jaxon Degebrodt FRONT ROW: Alexander Moffatt, Griffin Binning, Nicholas Campagna, Ethan Gosatti, Brett Hassett, Benjamin Adams, Jacob Mangan ABSENT: Oliver Bell, Dion Carle

9.2

BACK ROW: Ronan Mackie, Liam Pabbruwe, Simon Fernandes, James Hardy, Owen McMahon, Matthew Della Gatta MIDDLE ROW: Tadhg Glynn, Leon Rocca, Cruz Cleary, Lachlan Brennan, Cooper Fare, Fynnigan Langer, Aidan Shea FRONT ROW: Kobe Jones, Tim Kelly, Cameron Baker, Ms Melissa Coleman, Alex Biundo, Samuel Pesce, Matthew Roche ABSENT: Charlie Coates, Jack Harvey, Thomas Marissen, Rory McElwee, Michael Miocevich, Andrew Petagna

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BACK ROW: Harrison Roberts, Ben Callaghan, Jack Rhodes, Joshua Candeloro, Luke Ottobrino, Harrison Scott-Rogan, Isaac Patman MIDDLE ROW: Joshua De Filippis, Joshua Ford, Andrew Nguyen, Mr Paul Bolton, Keegan D'Silva, Callum Clayton, Angus Owens FRONT ROW: Harry Emmanuel, Jayden Egitto, Alexander Pagano, Samuel Minniti, Seyha Robertson-Zurzolo, Ryan Harris, Tomas Despotovski ABSENT: Angelo Carbone, Isaac DelCasale, Tristen Di Toro, Adam Robinson, Kyle Wright

9.4

BACK ROW: Riley Boyd, Ashley Lloyd, Anton Chokolich, Dylan Hampson, Luke Cotton, Louis James, Mitchell Craig MIDDLE ROW: Tom Gartside, Marcus McRostie, Sailee Reed, Matthew Haskins, D'Arcy Culverwell, Simon Homsany, Lachlan Loveridge, Ruben Gonzalez FRONT ROW: Trey Dawson, Harrison Min Oo, Daivik Anil, Mr Mark Dodd, Thairon Jansen, Jack Hutchinson, Minh Truong ABSENT: John Blair, Max Blair, Christian Delli-Benedetti

9.5

BACK ROW: Geordie Atherton, Jacob John, John Lagan, Ayden Wedge, William Matar, Semisi Amato, Fintan Kinsella, Mason Tatafu MIDDLE ROW: Danny Do, Armando Lugod, Oliver Pabbruwe, Ciaran McCarthy-Rymer, Adam Knox, Thomas Langdon, Gaudi Robbins, Brandon Duong FRONT ROW: Will Gavin, Jake Pizzuto, Davidson Canning, Ms Lisa Laurino, Samuel Symons, James Breust, Alexander Santoro ABSENT: Sol Coster, Louis Tot, Giuseppe Vilardi

9.6

BACK ROW: Ryan Thompson, Luca Rossi, Reesjan Pasitoa, Jackson Lee, Juliano Ipsaro-Passione, Ayodhya Jayawickrema, Michael Todaro MIDDLE ROW: Brody Close, Aaron Moore, Lachlan Fitzgerald, Alexander Rossi, Aidan Darmawan, Shaun Rozario, Thomas Rundle, Henry Ladhams FRONT ROW: Declan Allen, Brayden Dillon, Revonne Godfrey, Max Watervoort, Perth Libao, Abdurahman Roach, Sean Harrison, Ethan Marrapodi ABSENT: Benjamin Hanvey, Mr Michael Slack-Smith

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BACK ROW: Jack Thomson, Ethan Sinclair, Sebastian Ellison, Hugh Hogan, Lachlan Bozich, Declan Farrell, Alessio Cottino, Brandon Till MIDDLE ROW: Andre' Gorski, Kin Ting Poon, James Della Gatta, Lachlan Sibosado, Xavier Carrabba, Jacob Spitteler, Dimitri Tsagaris, Timothy McDonald FRONT ROW: Ethan Holmsen, Gabriel Thomas, Victor Le Tessier, Miss Danielle Pieraccini, Peter Hoang, William Shackles, Jacques Mafrica ABSENT: Jason Le, Nicholas McDonald, Jordan Schindler-Thomas

9.8

BACK ROW: Matthew French, Matthew Cirocco, Harry Zimmermann, Benjamin Pears, Kael Everett, Jean-Paul Starkie, Max Mistilis, Jerome Iaconi MIDDLE ROW: Honour Ta, Kobe Bagshaw, Ryan Tan, Jarrod Jeremiah, Mr Tony Webb, Lachlan Bertram, Manav Patel, Callum Reader, Brendan Murphy FRONT ROW: Dylan Blaskovic, Luke Veersma, Zak Wilkins, Jacob D'Castro, Angus Hay, Adam Ricci, Nicholas Cattalini ABSENT: Connor Seve

YEAR 8 AWARDS KENZIE BUI

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 1

RAFAEL FIORE

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 2

ETHAN HARDY

NICHOLAS CADDY

WIND ENSEMBLE (MIDDLE SCHOOL)

JOSHUA LOCKE

SYMPHONIC BRASS

CIARAN PAXMAN MUSIC

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 3

JAEREE REUBEN

RILEY MATTINGLEY

WILLIAM ROWNEY

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 4

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ENGLISH

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT HUMANITIES

CAMERON PELL

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT MATHEMATICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SCIENCE

DECLAN RYAN

HEAD OF YEAR 8 AWARD

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 5 ITALIAN

DECLAN RYAN

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 6

MIDDLE SCHOOL PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

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Year 8 It has been another incredibly busy but productive year for the Year 8 group of 2016. Reflecting back over the year, I have seen a considerable growth in maturity within the group and a developing sense of care and respect for one another.

The continued focus on self-management, goal-setting and personal organisation skills has allowed the boys to achieve some excellent academic results this year whilst also developing some critical skills and abilities that will assist the boys to successfully meet the growing demands placed upon them as they progress along in the Senior School.

The highlight of the year for many boys, came early in the year with the Quest retreat held in Term 1. The retreat provided an opportunity for small groups of Year 8 boys to work closely with a Year 11 Peer Minister who welcomed the boys into their home. Strong friendship bonds were formed, not only among the Year 8 boys but with their Peer Ministers and set a great tone for the year ahead.

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The first of the Trinity-Mercedes socials was hosted by Trinity in Term 1. A Carnival Games afternoon provided a great opportunity for the boys and girls to mix, compete and cooperate as they played many enjoyable games during the afternoon. This was followed, in Term 3, by a Black and White themed disco at Mercedes College which was thoroughly enjoyed by all students.

YEAR 8 STUDENT COUNCIL

Mr Julian Fritz Head of Year 8

The Grandparents’ Morning Tea provided a fantastic opportunity for the boys to welcome and include their grandparents in the College community. A music recital in the Chapel and guided tours of the College campus, were followed by an exquisite morning tea in which the boys ‘turned the tables’ and served and spoilt their grandparents. It was evident from the smiles of both boys and grandparents that it was a day enjoyed equally by both.

This year we have made a real effort to use our PCG time effectively to develop friendships and unity within the Year 8 cohort. Much of this has been driven by a very dedicated and pro-active group of Year 8 Councillors. They have introduced initiatives into the morning PCG period as well as assisting PCG staff in the PCG Video Challenge, Goal Setting, and Letter of Future Self activities.

The Year 8 boys continued their extensive involvement in all manner of academic, sporting, musical and artistic pursuits. On the sporting field the boys played with passion and competitiveness but always displayed sportsmanship and respect to the opposition regardless of the final result.

BACK ROW: Benjamin Petrich, Sri Krishna Dharmapuri, Joshua Sumich, Mr Julian Fritz, Patrick Croll, Ethan Throssell, Jojo Parise FRONT ROW: Daniel Santelli, Declan Ryan, Riley Mattingley, Jason Landon, Tom Murray, Cameron Pell

Year 8 Articulate

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Year 8 Resilience Guest Speaker Adam Przytula

Many boys were involved in the Catholic Performing Arts Festival helping Trinity win the Zenith Award for the 13th consecutive year. Of particular note was the achievement of Ciaran Paxman (8.2) who was awarded a shield for his secondary pianoforte/pipe organ solo.

As a sign of the boys’ growing awareness of social justice issues, a Year 8 Christian Service group was established in the second half of the year and was keenly attended by more than 20 students. I hope that this willingness to assist those in our community who are less fortunate than

ourselves continues to become a greater focus as the boys grow in maturity and awareness.

Finally, it would be remiss of me not to mention the contribution of the Pastoral Care teachers throughout the year. Their dedicated, student-focused approach has been greatly appreciated by the students and has certainly made my role such an enjoyable experience.

Mr Julian Fritz Head of Year 8

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BACK ROW: Daniel Ghobryal, Connor Whelan, Alexander Bradley, Ethan Loveland, Michael Fidock, Michael Moore, Julian Giacoppo, Ethan Throssell MIDDLE ROW: Joshua Makinson, Jack Georgiades, Max Ryan, Reuben Webb, Adrian Sinagra, Kade McCormack, Jack Harlow, Samuel Kennedy, Declan Ryan FRONT ROW: Jamie Allen, Oliver Schurmann, Harrison Hamlyn, Ethan Lam, Nicholas Caddy, Noah Foti, Joshua McIntyre, Luke Iacopetta ABSENT: Caleb Lai, Tom Lindsay, Ms Annalis Harbin

8.2

BACK ROW: Caelan Foti, Tomas Druzianich, Tomas Petersen, Brendan Bin Omar, Bailey O'Driscoll, Cameron Leach, Lance Paparone, Tylar Tran MIDDLE ROW: Lucas Arvino, Connor Budge, Oscar Wray, Amal Subi, Mr Glenn Christiansen, Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, William Boxall, Jason Landon, Roy Kickett FRONT ROW: Riley Johnson, Christian Nicholls, Joshua Loiacono, Kristian Little, Ciaran Paxman, Riley Mattingley, Kieran Theseira, Michael French, Matthew Bottega ABSENT: Rowan Frankowiak

8.3

BACK ROW: Ethan Hardy, Michael Tassone, Patrick Croll, William Rowney, Kyle Hembra, Andre Dodo-Balu, Libero Piffaretti, Luca Campbell MIDDLE ROW: Niko Falaniko, Adam Vidotto, Benjamin Petrich, Thomas Bristow-Stagg, Mr Ian Hailes, Rafael Fiore, Joshua Crevola, Mitchell Quick, Salvatore Duku FRONT ROW: Brennan Bonetti, Joshua Locke, Campbell MacLean, George Hatton, Jack Wojtowicz, Aaron Blampey, Pavel Misiun, Noah Harris, Charles Gilbert ABSENT: Christian O'Driscoll

8.4

BACK ROW: Ethan Simpson, Callum Jones, Ethan Halford, Jarom Watts, Trent Smith, Dylan Mulligan, Sri Krishna Dharmapuri, Daniel Hoye MIDDLE ROW: Oscar Steegstra, Kyle Wheatley, Zane Meleca, Daniel Rees, Reece Gerrand, Ethan Regan, Luke Grattoggi, Jakob Strohmeier, Zacary Lee FRONT ROW: Kenzie Bui, Harrison McHardie, Ted Lane, Tom Murray, Ms Helen Knowles, Jess Higgins, Wilson Nguyen, Nathan Mundt, Darren Tran ABSENT: Jovan Jo Hei Lau, Aidan McDonagh

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8.5

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BACK ROW: Khooshvin Balgobin, Eric Bonney, Colin Howells, Benjamin Jasper, Fabian Carbone, Benjamin Doyle, Jack Perry, Jojo Parise MIDDLE ROW: Michael Boffey, Callum Rodger, Julian Raschilla, Nicholas Ellery, Luca O'Brien, Finn Moloney, Sidney Roberts, Tristan Bottega, Izayah Rioli FRONT ROW: Brandon Jansen, Dylan O'Connor, Cameron Pell, James Hoang, Ms Isabella Dillon, Luke Kelly, Dylan Unsworth-Perez, Nicholas Cooley, Mackenzie Matthews ABSENT: Mitchel Tarzia, Jake Tonich

8.6

BACK ROW: Benjamin Vivian, Jonah Bosio, Joseph Ricci, Angus Watson, Angus Holmes, Aiden Ogg, Santiago Paz, Joshua Sumich MIDDLE ROW: Jaeree Reuben, Willem Lamers, Sebastian Teo, Caleb Webb, Matthew Sherry, Chadd Kerrigan, Nikolo Lake, Nicholas Croll FRONT ROW: Thomas Robertson, Tyler George, Jack Kiddle, Daniel Vos, Mrs Eliza Knapman, Jack Nguyen, Griffin Woodhouse, Jonathon Carson, Daniel Santelli ABSENT: Jordan Schu

YEAR 7 AWARDS LACHLAN EAMES

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS1 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT HUMANITIES

JONATHAN SLATER

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 2 ITALIAN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ENGLISH

LUKE ALDERSLADE

RAFAEL SITORUS

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 6

KURT ARTHUR

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION

GIUSEPPE MACRI

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 8

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 3

MASSIMO D'AMELIO

DANIEL MACRAE

SHOLTO FOSS

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT MATHEMATICS

NICHOLAS YAP

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 4

THOMAS TRANTER

EDMUND RICE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS 5

WIND BAND (OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION)

MUSIC

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SCIENCE

BENJAMIN FELS

HEAD OF YEAR 7 AWARD

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Year 7 The transition into Senior School can be a stressful and challenging time for families and students so to assist in this process, the Year 7s were given a handbook titled Codes to the Next Level. This was created to enhance their organisational skills and to encourage the boys to share their concerns with family, staff and peers.

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Mr Andrew Jenkin Head of Year 7

In another effort to keep things straightforward, the cohort was given an objective from the outset to live out a Trademark of being ‘Independent, Organised and Supportive’. Within this, the students were encouraged to strive to be responsible, motivated, prepared, resilient and considerate in their actions.

work and sacrifice. Thanks to all College staff for supporting the retreat. Special mention is made of Mr Michael Murphy who did a fantastic job coordinating the Senior Ministers and with the help of Adventure Out, Mr Brett Silver and Mr Peter Oliver created an excellent outdoor education and camp experience for all.

The Becoming Brothers retreat was held in Week 5 of Term 1. Students experienced the legendary retreat at Camp Kelly in Dwellingup, where they participated in activities aimed at building relationships and fostering a greater sense of belonging. Through activities such as raft-building and hiking, the students were challenged to develop their sense of responsibility and independence in a cooperative and team-building environment. Through the assistance of their Big Brothers (Year 12 Senior Ministers) in attendance, they also learnt and gained an appreciation for the foundations in which the retreat was built. Such a successful and memorable experience does not come without significant

It is fantastic to see so many students determined to support those in need and the boys should be very proud for raising more money than any other year group at the College’s Annual Unfair Day. The Christian Service aspect is paramount at the College and in addition to the India Fun Run, the year group’s focus for Semester 2 was making a positive difference to those experiencing hardship. In Term 2, the Year 7s coordinated Indoor Soccer for CanTeen which involved Years 7 and 8 boys involved in a physical activity. Over $1300 was raised and it was fantastic to have representatives from CanTeen attend an assembly to receive the cheque.

YEAR 7 STUDENT COUNCIL

BACK ROW: Cooper Paul West, Domenico Germano, Ben Tucker, Jonathan Slater, Mr Andrew Jenkin, Jedd Busslinger, Dante Holdsworth, Jensen Yeo, Mitchell McGrath FRONT ROW: Benjamin Fels, Xavier Adamos, Lucas Siciliano, Nathan Le, Aryan Pulappadi, Harley Jennings, Liam Santoro, Preston Campbell

Students developed skills in IT, problem-solving and overall study habits as well as critical components related to building positive working relationships and, most importantly, resilience and self-confidence in difficult times. Dedicated students were rewarded for their craft by accepting invitations to be a part of the da Vinci Decathlon and World Scholar’s Cup. Each term, academic outlines were distributed to parents and students and I received great feedback on the many benefits of planning workloads in advance and keeping on top of assignments and tasks.

Trinity has a proud history of exceptional performances within the Cultural Pillar and the Year 7s certainly made an impact in this area. Each term our Year 7 Mass benefitted from the amazing voices of the Middle School Vocal Ensemble members, who also shone during the Middle School Music Night earlier in the year. Dozens of Year 7s contributed to the College winning the Zenith Shield for yet another year.

The boys learnt some valuable lessons in sportsmanship and resilience this year. It would be remiss of me not to acknowledge Benjamin Fels (7.6) and Mitchell McGrath (7.4) who broke College records in being the first Year 7 students to be picked for winter senior sport 1st teams when they were both named in our 1st XI Hockey during the winter sport PSA season. Numerous other boys also represented their State in national competitions and it was fantastic to see the support and accolades these students received from staff and their peers. With the absence of a House system at the College, sporting rivalries are set between PCGs and these were built during the Inter PCG swimming and athletics events during Terms 1 and 3. In extremely hard fought competitions I again congratulate 7.7 and 7.8 on sharing the Swimming Shield and 7.2 on being the overall Athletics Champion.

Xavier Adamos (7.1) with representatives from CanTeen and Mr Andrew Jenkin

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Special mention is made of the Trinity Fluoro Disco held late in Term 3. It was a fantastic night, full of dancing and happy chatter. Thank you to all parents and College staff who assisted in the smooth organisation of the night.

The dedication and selflessness of the student PCG Council this year, was outstanding. From giving up their lunchtimes for fundraising, to assisting their teachers with daily tasks during PCG, nothing proved too much for this group and I express my gratitude to this fantastic bunch of young men for their consistent support over the year.

Finally, and in speaking of gratitude, all Year 7 students and I, thank the PCG and classroom teachers. They give so much in so many ways and I have certainly appreciated their care, hard work and assistance. I am looking forward to another successful year of overcoming challenges with great personal growth as the group moves through Year 8 in 2017.

Mr Andrew Jenkin Head of Year 7

Year 7 students in Middle School Vocal Ensemble perform in Braham Auditorium

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BACK ROW: Edward Drew, Xavier Dawson, Adam Rowe, Dante Holdsworth, Rory Sinclair, Christopher Marchesani, Gavin Ryan MIDDLE ROW: Luke Hailand, Elshaday Shanahan, Matthew Loo, Coen Agate, Max Zaccagnini, Alexander Cartwright, Francis Moschilla, Idon Tringas FRONT ROW: Ashton Jones, Carlos Torre, Lachlan Eames, Mr John Abordi, Jed Armstrong, Anthony Collova, Xavier Adamos ABSENT: Harry Smith

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7.2

BACK ROW: Ben Tucker, Kurt Arthur, Keefer Smith, Jonathan Slater, Fraser O'Sullivan, Alexander Homsany MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Edwards, Giuseppe Macri, Mack Woodacre, Sheldon Rozario, Mitchell Tsapazi, Ashton Cooper, Rory Charles FRONT ROW: Andrea Di Ciano, Jaxon Fong, Gabriel Hamilton, Taiga Matoba, Josh Kirkaldy, Cuba Aveling, Jayden Nguyen ABSENT: Alexander Baroni, Luke Brindal, Mr Daniel Bateman

7.3

BACK ROW: Jonas Soares Mendes, Benjamin Fritz, Bradley Hounslow, Angus McDonald, Brandon Condo, Jayden Graham, Liam Cooper MIDDLE ROW: Marcus Petrillo, Jack Hudston, Cooper Paul West, Brad Lawrence, Samuel Farnfield, Samuel Attwater, Danai Weelaart-Osborne FRONT ROW: Liam Santoro, Thomas Smith, Harry Bell, Ms Donette Firkins, Jude Clarke, Owen Sands, Robert Hansen ABSENT: Paul Marchesi

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7.4

BACK ROW: Zach Brennan, Charlie Stops, Zachary Dancewicz, Seshan Dharmasundera, Noah Perkins, Ben Starcevich, Flynn Tyson MIDDLE ROW: Ryan DeCelis, Nathan Sbrocco, Noah McDonald, Jeffrey Farrell, Joshua Wilson, Lachlan Rainer, Eli Hayes, Mitchell McGrath FRONT ROW: Flynn Gahler, Nathan Le, Nicholas Biundo, Nicolas Santalucia, Oliver Cranny, Miguel Lopes, Kuba Jayamaha ABSENT: Mr David Hankin

7.5

BACK ROW: Aaron Seth, Ryan Stillman, Jedd Busslinger, Joshua Wiriadisastra, Patrick Scally, Nathan Holland MIDDLE ROW: Ethan McMillan, Troy Miller, Jack Le Goueff, Noah Fatharly, Mr Corey Miskiewicz, Alex Devilee, Eli Loveland, Carlos Tan, Harley Jennings FRONT ROW: William Rehn, Massimo D'Amelio, Oliver White, Jordan Martelli, Louis Wiinschl, Antonio Galipo, Anders Phan, Angus Bell

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7.6

BACK ROW: George Schelfhout, Daniel MacRae, Tate Meinertz, Finn Gismondi, Joshua Horgan, Jesse McQuillan, Patrick Keenan MIDDLE ROW: Christopher Thomas, Jordan Di Nella, Benjamin Shah, Spencer Bluntish, Gabriel Naylor, Aidan Dean, Noah Egitto, Luca Zappacosta FRONT ROW: Max Pola, Benjamin Fels, Hayden Windus, Mr Gordon Dean, Jarrad Wood, Preston Campbell, Ethan Sykes ABSENT: Jack Blair

7.7

BACK ROW: Samuel Thorpe, Oliver Bradley, Chase Ridley, Luke Candeloro, Sholto Foss, Leon Scurria MIDDLE ROW: Lucas Siciliano, Aryan Pulappadi, Antonio DiLanzo, Lachlan Bonwick, Luke Alderslade, Damon Winterburn, Samuel Hu FRONT ROW: Benjamin Oatham, Cristiano Tizzano, Nathan DeFonseka, Anthony Taliangis, Callum Lee, Peter Misiun, James Mahoney ABSENT: Thomas Gavin, Tex Gorski, Nicholas Yap, Mr Ben Mitchell

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7.8

BACK ROW: Lachlan Moroney, Patric Manaf-Hassan, Lual Lual, Amato Amato, Samuel Zimmermann, Julian Leone, Rafael Sitorus MIDDLE ROW: Logan James, Thomas Devine, Cayliss Seden, Brandon Boylen, Domenico Germano, Jensen Yeo, Thomas Tranter FRONT ROW: Davin Do, Grant Rapkoch, Taylor Hannah, Mr Anthony Murphy, Timothy Robinson, Nehemiah Reuben, Christian Silva ABSENT: Liam Cartwright, Jeremy Clarke

Junior School

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BIG performing at the Junior School Presentation Night

Junior School In my third year in the position of Head of Junior School, it is an opportune time to reflect on my journey at Trinity. The overriding feeling is that I continue to feel privileged to be involved with such an exceptional community. It is pleasing to come to school each day and work with boys and teachers who are genuinely happy to be there.

The 2016 school year started in unusual circumstances with both the Year 5 camp and Year 6 retreat scheduled in Week 7 being postponed due to fires near Dwellingup. Whilst this caused a little inconvenience, the safety of the boys always came first. The rescheduled camps, which were both held at Camp Kelly, were incredibly successful, with all goals achieved and the boys’ behaviour exceptional. The Year 6 tour of Kalgoorlie was also a wonderful experience. Thank you to the 50+ dads who attended the various camps this year—your contributions and support were invaluable.

Educationally, there were a number of changes which were aimed at improving the educational experience of the boys. All Junior School teachers took part in a pilot teacher mentoring program. The purpose of the program was to set faculty and personal goals in order to improve our teaching practice, both individually and collectively. Using proven research from experts in the field, such as Mr John Hattie, the teachers collectively focused on setting out learning intentions and enhancing feedback for each lesson.

Mr Martin Tucker Head of Junior School

Computer Science was introduced to the Year 6s this year.

Senior School teacher, Mr Paul Presser, led both students and the teachers through weekly lessons aimed at problemsolving, writing algorithms and creating, using technology.

The program has been very engaging and the boys and teachers have become proficient in the area of coding.

This year, all Junior School boys are using iPads and there is constant exploration from teachers to improve the use of technology as a learning tool.

There has been continued attention to assist the boys, to be the best they can be using small focus groups. Writing groups have been introduced this year with the aim of supporting and challenging our students at their various writing levels. We commenced using MacqLit, which is a research-based literacy intervention to improve reading and spelling and, so far, the results of boys using this program have been pleasing. Rainbows is in its second year and helps guide boys through times of grief and loss.

In addition to these programs, we welcomed psychologist,

Coding with Mr Paul Presser

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Ms Jess Chrystal, to the Junior School. She has implemented a number of programs to assist the various needs of the boys, both in small groups and individually.

The boys have excelled in a variety of learning areas this year. The Music program, under the expert direction of Mrs Ann Clarke, continues to flourish. The Junior School was well represented at the Catholic Performing Arts Festival with choirs, dance groups, bands and individual and duet performances being of a high standard. The Junior Vocal Ensemble won the Shield for the choir category and Gabriel Pereira (4G) won the shield for individual piano performance. Part of being in the Gifted & Talented program is entering various competitions to challenge the boys in a team environment. The boys in Year 5 took part in the Academic All Stars competition this year. The competition tests the boys in eight different categories. Our boys won three of the categories and were placed first overall, which was a marvellous achievement. On the sporting field, the A soccer team won the School Sport WA competition for the second year running and our athletics team won their competition for the first time since the formation of the JPSSA. We entered teams into the School Sport WA golf and triathlon competitions and the Trinity teams were victors in the golf and in two divisions of the triathlon.

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The opportunities to develop Service Learning are directly linked to the Edmund Rice charism of being Men for Others.

The secondary boys, who were part of the bi-annual India Pilgrimage, visited the Junior School and spoke of their experiences and of the difference that the weekly givings, via the missions, make. As part of our service in action program this year, the Year 4 boys visited Br Olly Pickett’s Wheelchairs for Kids and the Years 5s and 6s visited a number of aged care organisations to spend time with the residents. The Junior School also supported a number of appeals, including LifeLink, Wheelchairs for Kids, Unfair Day and Movember as well as a multitude of raffles and fundraising efforts organised by the boys themselves. It is fantastic to see these young men give so enthusiastically.

I acknowledge those who have helped to shape the Junior School this last year. The Assistant Heads of the Junior School, Mr Bernard Le Tessier and Ms Evelyn Temmen, who are both new to the Junior School Leadership team have contributed positively and their work ethic and enthusiasm are features of their commitment to improving education for the boys. The Junior School staff are always willing to investigate new pedagogy and just as importantly, genuinely enjoy interacting with the boys. The parent body continues to be supportive of all that happens at Trinity and finally, to the boys, it is wonderful to guide and assist you to grow into fine young gentlemen and Men for Others.

Mr Martin Tucker (’87) Head of Junior School

Junior School Swan River Colony

Sharing our faith is a big part of the Junior School calendar and Masses are always reverent occasions. The boys are very respectful in the chapel and sing beautifully, to contribute to a meaningful celebration of the Eucharist. We extend our appreciation to Fra Oscar for leading liturgy and always sharing important messages with the congregation.

We are also blessed by his presence in the College and interaction with the students. Thank you also to the parents who support our liturgical celebrations.

TOBA continues to have a significant presence within the Junior School. The three TOBA assemblies each term are full of history, noise, fun and colour, but also play a major part in building that sense of belonging which each boy feels. The way the boys identify themselves so proudly as Trinity College students is such an important part of their Junior School experience. The Golden Heritage Club men visit the Year 6s each year and share stories about life as a CBC Terrace or Trinity student when they were school age. The morning is such a special occasion and helps maintain the connections between past and present. Thank you to TOBA President, Mr Peter Torre (’89) and TOBA Executive Officer, Ms Di Millar, for their determination to keep these traditions alive.

Wheelchair for Kids Excursion

JUNIOR SCHOOL PREFECTS

BACK ROW: Theo Battalis, Adam Fortey, Lachlan Spencer, Mr Martin Tucker, Zane Illich, Corey Loiacono, Luca Bempasciuto FRONT ROW: Taylor Van Vliet, Alistair Carlson, Stephen Franse, Luca Gosatti, Jarvis Rickard, William Day

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JUNIOR SCHOOL HOUSE CAPTAINS AND VICE CAPTAINS

BACK ROW: Lleyton Ardagh, Ashton Fewster, Xavier Walsh, Mr Martin Tucker, Isaac Meldrum, Jude Petrich, Christian Fay FRONT ROW: Christopher Gardiner, Dion Primerano, Patrick Parker, Max Beros, Ashton Spadoni, Alexander Christodoulakis

Junior School Presentation Night

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Year 6 Blue There are so many talented young men in 6 Blue who make each day in class an adventure. It is fantastic to see the enthusiasm and skill displayed in class and in the areas of sport and performing arts. The boys have reflected on some of their memorable moments over this last year, and they are remembered here.

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Mr Bernard Le Tessier

BACK ROW: Theo Battalis, Maximus Garreffa, Ivan Khuu, Xavier Walsh, Nicholas Fry, Adam Fortey, Michael Madara, Luca Bempasciuto MIDDLE ROW: Kaiden Gott, Samuel Kaeser, James Pampacos, Zachary Gerrans, Mr Bernard Le Tessier, Evan French, Johann Soares, Martin Murphy, Elijah Postma FRONT ROW: William Day, Taylor Van Vliet, Jacob DeSantis, Stephen Franse, Thomas Williams, Dion Primerano, Jonathan Ong, Jason Sundra, Max Scali

THE BEST THING ABOUT YEAR 6 BLUE … …was the Kalgoorlie camp. I wish I could do that again.

Zachary Gerrans …were the camps. We had three, the astronomy camp, Dwellingup retreat and Kalgoorlie. My favourite was Kalgoorlie.

Ivan Khuu

…was playing in the Ian MacRae cup.

Maximus Garreffa …I would like to do Kalgoorlie camp again; it was so fun to find gold. Eureka!

Stephen Franse

…I would love to go on the Kalgoorlie camp again, it was so much fun!

Martin Murphy

…In Year 6 I learnt to be mature and have fun at the same time.

Max Scali

…This year was very exciting. Some exciting things were the astronomy camp, Kalgoorlie and Adventure World. Being prefect made it even better.

William Day

...going to Kalgoorlie with all my friends and finding gold by panning like real prospectors.

Jacob DeSantis

…was our Kalgoorlie camp. I would like to do it again; it was so much fun.

Dion Primerano

…was camp in Kalgoorlie and PSA sport every Thursday afternoon.

Nic Fry

…This year was so extraordinary, I loved it.

I wish I could do it all again!

Luca Bempasciuto

…I would like to do the camps again. They were so much fun!

Sam Kaeser

...was going to Adventure World. I would like to do it again.

Michael Madara

…Year 6 was super, amazing, fun and also full of good information and learning skills that I can pass on to all my family.

Elijah Postma

...Year 6 was a great experience. I loved camp at Kalgoorlie and all the excursions.

I can’t wait for Year 7.

Thomas Williams

…I would like to go on the Camp Kelly retreat again: it was so much fun.

Taylor Van Vliet …was the golf tournament. I loved that I represented TC on the golf course.

Kaiden Gott …were the awesome camps that we went on and playing in the Ian MacRae and KatichMoody games.

Evan French …was going on retreat and learning more about my friends.

Johann Soares …was going on the Kalgoorlie tour. It was amazing, I would love to do it again.

Adam Fortey

...I would like to do Adventure World again: it was so much fun!

Jason Sundra …I would like to compete in the State soccer competition again: it was so much fun.

Theo Battalis ...This year I learned that everyone is no different to each other and I would like to do sport again in the high school.

James Pampacos ...was all the sport we were able to do.

Xavier Walsh ...Adventure World because there were hardly any lines on the big rides.

Jonathon Ong

Golden Heritage Club members visit Year 6

Year 6 Green This year has been an amazing, action-packed ride. My two highlights were the Golden Heritage morning tea and the trip to Kalgoorlie on The Prospector.

Mr James Quin

BACK ROW: Darcy Hoye, Luca Gosatti, Dylan Tran, Lachlan Spencer, Zane Illich, Riley Smolic, Yannick Gasper, Griffin Holmes, Nathanael Tomich MIDDLE ROW: Mr James Quin, Max Beros, Rohan Pierotti, Nicholas Mori, Jose Torres Rebaza, Jude Petrich, Titan Millen, Joseph Milner, Montgomery Farley, Miss Taylor Turco FRONT ROW: Benjamin Palmero, Archie Allen, John Carroll, Jarvis Rickard, Christopher Gardiner, Matthew Roberts, Aaron Fonte, Alexander Christodoulakis, Pascal Min Oo

THE BEST THING ABOUT YEAR 6 GREEN … ...it was all epic! I learned so much in coding and made lots of new friends.

Archie Allen

...really good because of the camps, excursions, helping with prefects and sport.

Zane Illich

...being House Captain of Campion and leading my House through all the sports carnivals.

Max Beros

...going to Kalgoorlie! We saw the Super Pit and went prospecting for gold. My whole group found gold, including me!

Titan Millen

...awesome! I learned so much and had a great time.

John Carroll ...winning the State title in soccer. It was the best feeling winning it two years in a row.

We also did the Rumble. It was SO loud!

Alexander Christodoulakis ...Monty making solid contributions to Trinity cricket and rugby and enjoyed the trip to Kalgoorlie.

Montgomery Farley ...enjoying the camp in Kalgoorlie because we found real gold!

Aaron Fonte ...spending a week in Kalgoorlie.

Christopher Gardiner ...the camps and Adventure World!

Yannick Gasper ...going to Kalgoorlie on camp with my dad!

Luca Gosatti ...being a role model for the College and making heaps of new friends.

Griffin Holmes ...a good experience for me. I made new friends and had a great time on every camp. If I could do it all again, I would.

Darcy Hoye

...the two camps to Camp Kelly and Kalgoorlie.

I also enjoyed our excursion to Adventure World.

Riley Smolic ...going to Parliament House as a prefect to enjoy a THREE COURSE LUNCH! Lachlan Spencer

...learning that the sum of a triangle’s internal angles equals 180 degrees. I also learned about ratios, rates and complex sums.

Joseph Milner

...brilliant because of all the fun I had on camp and all the things I learned about Asia and the goldfields.

Nathanael Tomich

...learning how difficult and stressful it must have been in Kalgoorlie for the early pioneers who discovered gold.

Pascal Min Oo

...learning together with our friends and going to Adventure World and having fun with our friends.

Jose Torres Rebaza

...enjoying all the activities. I think Year 6 is the best year ever!

Nicholas Mori

...learning that if you believe in yourself and all that you are, there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle.

Dylan Tran

...getting into both ‘A’ cricket and ‘A’ football. Also, going on the Kalgoorlie Camp.

Benjamin Palmero ...travelling to the Super Pit in Kalgoorlie.

Jude Petrich ...it was great in Year 6, I played football and cricket. I also went on two camps to Camp Kelly and Kalgoorlie.

Rohan Pierotti ...enjoying the Kalgoorlie Camp. It was fun to learn about how conditions were on the goldfields and I even found gold!

Jarvis Rickard ...Adventure World, because I like spending time playing and having fun with my friends.

Matthew Roberts

Max, Luca and Alex

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Year 6 White What an amazing year, with an amazing group of young men. I believe that it has felt like the quickest that I have ever experienced. There is no such thing as a quiet school term in the Junior School.

Mr Tony Maxfield

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BACK ROW: Alistair Carlson, Ethan Malpass, Ashton Fewster, Alexander Thomson, Isaac Meldrum, Joseph Ipsaro-Passione, Corey Loiacono, Liam Maher MIDDLE ROW: Aiden Danok, Samuel Croll, Benjamin Byas, Luke Rowe, Mr Tony Maxfield, William Maughan, Christian Fay, Lucas Gardiner, Casey Robertson FRONT ROW: Zachary Neveldsen, Ashton Spadoni, Patrick Parker, Lleyton Ardagh, Benjamin Godfrey, Harry Duncan, James Glendinning ABSENT: Rafael Martinez, Cristian Tot

THE BEST THING ABOUT YEAR 6 WHITE WAS … ...hatching the chickens. I was lucky to adopt four of the chickens and watch them grow.

Alistair Carlson ...the Kalgoorlie tour and Leadership retreat.

Also the Titanic exhibition that we attended.

Ben Byas ...being in Mr Max’s class. I enjoyed reading the Parvana series, writing poetry and hatching our class chickens.

Zach Neveldsen ...I had an amazing time in 6 White. Mr Max was awesome. The very best thing was hatching our class chickens.

Lucas Gardiner ...at the beginning I thought that Mr Max was a grumpy, old teacher. But it turned out he is a very good teacher and he has a sense of humour.

Cristian Tot ...the Kalgoorlie tour, especially Day 5 and prospecting, I found GOLD! Thanks for a great year, Sir! Ethan Malpass

...that I think I was very lucky to be in 6 White with Mr Max. The whole year has been a great experience, particularly going on the Kalgoorlie tour.

Ashton Spadoni ...enjoying the film we made for the Summer Olympics because all my friends were in my group.

William Maughan ...hatching our class chickens. I named one of the chickens ‘Sevan.’” The S is for my name Sam and the Evan from my Year 4 buddy’s name.

Sam Croll ...one of my favourite things this year was doing the triathlon with Mr Thompson at Champion Lakes. I did the swimming leg.

Ashton Fewster ...the Kalgoorlie tour and hatching the chickens in our classroom.

James Glendinning ...poetry was the best part! My favourites were the Titanic, Olympic and Britannic ship poems.

Cory Loiacono

...I absolutely loved the Kalgoorlie tour.

It was great to share it with all of my friends.

Aiden Danok

...was Friend or Foe by Michael Morpurgo. It was about children evacuated from the cities to the country during World War II. Casey Robertson

...the hatching of our class chickens and learning how to look after and handle them.

Isaac Meldrum

...the Titanic Exhibition. The exhibits were so life-like, some were used in the Titanic movie.

Lleyton Ardagh

...I loved the Year 6 Kalgoorlie camp because my dad went on it with me. The camp was exciting and fun.

Harry Duncan

...our 6 White poetry and history discussions this year. I also liked how Mr Max prepared us for Year 7.

Patrick Parker

...being able to hatch the chickens. We learnt how to care and look after them too.

Christian Fay ...the Titanic Exhibition in Term 1 and learning to play the oboe.

Joseph Ipsaro-Passione …I’ve enjoyed it so much, especially the Kalgoorlie tour. You are right, our class is like a big family. Thank you, Sir, for this year.

Alex Thomson ...hatching our class chickens. They were so cute and we showed the Year 5s and our Year 4 buddies.

Luke Rowe ...I enjoyed the Kalgoorlie tour, gold history, meeting new friends, our Parvana literature novels, the chickens and doing poetry. Thank you, Mr Max, for an amazing year.

Liam Maher

Year 5 Blue Mrs Kristina Broomham

BACK ROW: Dylon Treasure, Eddie Jia, Cale Boska, Joshua Damianopoulos, Jack Periz, Nicholas Moursellas, Dimitri Mazarakis, Aden Lake MIDDLE ROW: Clayton Mott, Jacob Marshall, Christian Ludovico, Noah Cork, Harrison Rogers, Jack Trumper, Gianni Norrish, Oliver Nutt, Myles Mari FRONT ROW: Brandon O'Driscoll, Kundan Dharmapuri, Jack Tanner, Noah Arvino, Bailey Allen, Bon Nastasi, Brandon Locke, Nam Lam ABSENT: Mrs Kristina Broomham I love my 5 Blue class because … ...it is special, being my second last year in the Junior School.

Nicholas Moursellas ...everyone is kind and helpful to everybody.

No one is mean or rude.

Jack Periz …we are like one big, happy family.

Joshua Damianopoulos and Aden Lake ...Mrs Broomham is an awesome teacher and everyone in this class is friendly.

Dylon Treasure and Gianni Norrish …I’m never bored and there is always something to do.

Jack Trumper

The most exciting activity we have done

…making our Olympic Stadiums and showing them to the class.

Bailey Allen …getting to go on the flying fox at Camp Kelly.

Clayton Mott …planning and playing SEPEP soccer because we were able to run our own competition.

Brandon O’Driscoll …trying out the big fox on Year 5 camp. It was awesome! We were in the air for at least 20 seconds.

Kundan Dharmapuri …when we went to the State Library and I saw a homeless man, so I gave him my apple to eat.

Myles Mari

The most hilarious thing that happened this year was …

this year was …

...getting to paint Mrs Broomham’s face as a reward. She had to wear it like that the whole day.

Eddie Jia

…going on camp. Kayaking was really fun because we got to play lots of games on the river.

Brandon Locke

…hearing the crazy rumours about clowns coming to Trinity College in Term 4.

Dimitri Mazarakis

Something I have learnt this year is ... ...that working together is a very important thing to help you achieve goals in life.

Nam Lam …how water rockets work and how they are made and how to use a microscope in Science.

Christian Ludovico and Jacob Marshall …to never leave my projects to the last minute.

Jack Tanner …all about the different countries in North and South America.

Noah Cork and Oliver Nutt …how to build an awesome Olympic Stadium.

Harrison Rogers ...how to make a water rocket with a bottle.

Alexander Bradley-Moore

I am looking forward to Year 6 because … ...we go on lots of cool camps and excursions like to Adventure World.

Cale Boska and Bon Nastasi

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Year 5 Green It has been a creative, exciting and busy year in in 2016 for 5 Green! It has been rewarding watching the boys grow and develop. While there has been a lot of work, effort and focus, there has also been a lot of laughs and strong camaraderie amongst the class.

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BACK ROW: Tristan De Gois, Joel Carcich, Theodore Stynman, William Hall, Edward Davis, Daniel Fidock, Hamish Lambert, Luca Iovene MIDDLE ROW: Xander Macdonald, Fraser Yeo, Dalvin Paki, Luca Morelli, Mr Andrew Hayes, Domenic Lamattina, Liam Bush, Benjamin Tilyard, Ted Smith FRONT ROW: Harrison Watkins, Bradley Windeknecht, Brendan Jayaprakash, Joshua Reale, Jordan Rodrigues, Lennox McGrath, Cohen Johnson, James Mackenzie, Harrison Bridgeman

SOME OF OUR HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR WERE … ...meeting West Coast Eagles legend, Dean Cox, was amazing - he even signed my cricket bat.

Harrison Bridgeman

...making an awesome Genius Project with my friends Liam and Ted. Domenic Lamattina

...going on camp and riding on the kayaks.

Luckily I narrowly escaped the rapids!

Theodore Stynman

...winning a lot of first place ribbons at the swimming carnival which was awesome and it made me feel amazing!

Liam Bush

...playing in the ‘A’ basketball and soccer teams and winning the championship in soccer.

Hamish Lambert

...representing Trinity in ‘A’ football and tennis. I also loved going on camp!

Benjamin Tilyard

...going on the Big Fox and hearing the other boys screaming as they flew over me!

Joel Carcich

...when Cohen, Joel and I watched the movie Cool Runnings at Camp Kelly under the stars: it was magical!

Xander Macdonald

...the camp at Dwellingup. We went kayaking in the Murray River and fell in: it was freezing!

Edward Davis

...going on camp! It was brilliant exploring something new with my mates.

James Mackenzie

...going on camp and hearing my classmates screaming when they went on the flying fox, instead of listening to my sister screaming at home!

Harrison Watkins

...kayaking on Year 5 camp with my friends, it was excellent fun!

Tristan De Gois

...when Ted and I played the violin at the Catholic Performing Arts Festival and receiving an Honourable Mention.

Lennox McGrath

...playing football this year, especially being full forward and playing with my mates!

Daniel Fidock ...visiting the camp at Forest Edge and collecting a burnt piece of rope: it was like an ancient relic.

William Hall ...Trinity winning the State championships for school football: it was such a great achievement!

Luca Iovene ...defeating Mr Hayes in our tennis match.

He really couldn’t compete with my ‘Grand Slam’ talent!

Brendan Jayaprakash ...kayaking for the first time with my friend, Xander. Also soaring high on the flying fox!

Cohen Johnson

...scoring the winning goal in the soccer championship and getting awarded MVP. Luca Morelli

...presenting my Genius Project on scooters to my classmates. I even rode my scooter in the undercover area. It was fun!

Bradley Windeknecht ...going on camp and riding the massive flying fox. It was so exciting!

Fraser Yeo

...being a member of the ‘A’ Trinity soccer team was a great honour, especially winning the State championships.

Dalvin Paki ...going on camp in Dwellingup and having my dad there was really special.

Joshua Reale ...going on camp in Dwellingup and watching the Genius Hour projects: - everyone was so creative!

Jordan Rodrigues ...our Genius Hour projects. We dressed up and shared our research on Mario Brothers!

Ted Smith

A trip to Government House

Year 5 White Miss Natalie Kenny

BACK ROW: Caden Barnett, Benjamin Cronin, Sachin Tana, Jack Gillespie, Xavier Nicoletto, Adam De Masi, Thomas Park, Matthew Crock MIDDLE ROW: Christopher Malesic, Max Riggio, Talan Rankin, Branson May, Miss Natalie Kenny, Nicholas Gordon, Pietro Mafrica, Efstratios Gavalas, John Van Beek FRONT ROW: Isaac Phan, Nicholas Siciliano, Isaac Heald, Noah Rapkoch, Thomas Zinni, Jehan Hopkins, Benjamin Karelis, Daniel Oatham, Nathan Tobin

MY HIGHLIGHT IN 5 WHITE WAS … ...the Swan River Expo because we learnt a lot about the history of Western Australia.

Sachin Tana, Jack Gillespie and Nicholas Gordon ...going to Archbishop Goody Hostel. It was great because we all made friends with the residents and we played games with them.

Xavier Nicoletto, Jehan Hopkins and Daniel Oatham ...the Bottle Rocket Challenge because we designed a bottle rocket and then created and decorated it as a team.

Branson May, Noah Rapkoch and Pietro Mafrica ...camp because we did awesome activities such as kayaking and flying fox. It was also fun and cool because we had the best food you could eat, it was like a buffet. I loved it!

Max Riggio, Efstratios Gavalas and Ben Karelis

…Unfair Day because we did a boxing game where you have two pool noodles you use to knock another person over. The lunch was great too!

John Van Beek and Thomas Park ...being able to play SEPEP soccer with our sport teacher, Mr Thompson. It was fun to work together as a team and everyone was able to have a go.

Caden Barnett, Talan Rankin and Benjamin Cronin ...camp because we got to be with our friends and do fun activities. It was a superb experience!

Isaac Phan, Isaac Heald and Christopher Malesic ...our first year of PSA Sport. We liked it because we played different schools and it was very competitive.

Thomas Zinni and Nicholas Siciliano

...when we had Unfair Day because we had a lot of fun with all of the activities. We also really enjoyed eating all of our lollies!

Adam De Masi and Matthew Crock ...when we went to Archbishop Goody House in Term 4 to see some elderly people. We did some fun activities with them and went back to sing Christmas carols for the residents.

Nathan Tobin and Xander McQuillan

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Year 4 Blue Ms Alana Brennan

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BACK ROW: Riley Gott, Murphy Allen, Robert Moschilla, Jamie D'Agostino, Blake Kulenovic, Luka Bishop, Lucas Blair, Charles Gorski MIDDLE ROW: Max Germano, Jac Beros, Matthew Martin, Liam McDonnell, Aaron Webb, Ms Alana Brennan, Benjamin Filear, Theo Mistilis, Benjamin Cranny, Jamison Hehir, Matthew Ryan FRONT ROW: Isaac Hoang, Andre Adams, Alessandro Hipolito, Sean Blampey, Roberto Galipo, Virtue Ta, Aaron Le, Hudson Macdonald

When I first came to Trinity College, I felt …

The best thing about this year was ...

…going to the IPSHA Art Exhibition.

Matthew Ryan

...excited to make new friends at my new school.

Blake Kulenovic

...the forensic science day because we learnt how the police investigate mysteries.

Max Germano

...happy to be starting a new school and making new friends.

Benjamin Filear

...Book Week because we dressed up as a character from a book.

Roberto Galipo

...Unfair Day - there were so many amazing activities!

Liam McDonnell

...happy because I was going to the same school as my brother.

Virtue Ta

...the soccer carnival - scoring the best free kick!

Matthew Martin

...the Maths Day where we learnt lots of measurement skills.

Hudson Macdonald

...happy because both my brothers come here and my dad was taught by Mr Lamborn.

Charles Gorski ...excited about meeting new friends, playing more sport, swimming in a huge pool, going to the canteen and getting a SmartRider to catch the bus and train home!

Riley Gott

If I were to describe Trinity College I would say it was ... ...helpful towards Christian Service.

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...very educational with swimming, sports, Art, Music, Science and Italian.

Aaron Webb ...a lot of fun!

Andre Adams ...a very welcoming school.

Robby Moschilla ...Men for Others in the Edmund Rice tradition.

Jac Beros

...Perth Zoo excursion because we looked at so many animals and played games.

Isaac Hoang

...going to the WACA to watch the cricket.

Murphy Allen

...meeting my new class mates.

Alessandro Hipolito

...the excursions: the zoo because I got a selfie with a big bird looking at the camera.

Luka Bishop ...the Mothers’ Day Mass and spending time with her.

Aaron Le ...all the sports carnivals we have done throughout the year.

Lucas Blair ...making a boat and iMovie for a project.

Sean Blampey …going to the Mundaring Hills Discovery Centre.

Benjamin Cranny

The most interesting or exciting activity this year was ... ...Book Club with friends and parents.

Jamie D’Agostino ...making our environment project of the African savannah.

Jamison Hehir

Jamie D'Agostino and Jac Beros on Pirate Day

Year 4 Green Mr Reuben Brennan

BACK ROW: Jack Sawkins, William Norman, Jake Manson, Leo Sumich, Taj Kulenovic, Ryan Murphy, Matthew Jenkins, Campbell Bradley MIDDLE ROW: Euan Gardiner, Isaac Quadros, Rocco Perroni, Alessio Musbah, Mr Reuben Brennan, William Sartor, Kobe Browne, Gabriel Pereira, Joseph Sykes FRONT ROW: Kato Pachioli, Hugo Lustig, Rhys DeCelis, Hayden Theobald, Sebastian Foti, Conor Boland, Liam Quartermain, Nicholas Bowden-Jones, Julian Lamattina

ONE OF MY FAVOURITE TRINITY MEMORIES THIS YEAR WAS … ...going to the cricket at the WACA and watching the Western Australian Warriors versus the Tasmanian Tigers.

Nicholas Bowden-Jones and Hayden Theobald ...when we did the Rumble Cup - we sang the Rickety Rick and the Rumble.

Rhys DeCelis and Kato Pachioli ...winning the shield for my piano performance at the Perth Concert Hall - the competition was fierce!

Gabriel Pereira ...Edmund Rice Day, because I enjoyed all the games. I even won a bag of lollies for flipping coins into a jar.

Jake Manson and Conor Boland ...the TOBA assemblies. Mr Torre always gives a motivating and insightful speech, plus Mars Bars to each student.

Leo Sumich

...cross country, because I only just won it.

Jack Sawkins ...when we went to the zoo. It was exciting and we completed a report on some of the animals.

Hugo Lustig ...the Inter school Athletics Carnival, because I took part in it and Trinity College won.

Sebastian Foti and Matthew Jenkins ...when I won a Junior School award for being kind and hard working.

Julian Lamattina ...our class assembly. We had an Olympic theme and I got to be Usain Bolt.

William Sartor ...attending the Inter-school Chess Tournament.

Isaac Quadros ...Pirate Day, because we dressed up as pirates and painted a class mural!

Ryan Murphy and William Norman

...Book Club as we discussed our books, plus we always get yummy food.

Joseph Sykes ...the art excursion, because my awesome artwork was on display.

Euan Gardiner ...the footy carnival, as it helped with my footy skills and I also kicked some goals.

Alessio Musbah and Liam Quartermain ...the rugby carnival, because it interesting and fun.

Rocco Perroni and Campbell Bradley

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...the Spelling Bee as I finished third overall.

Kobe Browne ...Maths Day as the activities were fun.

Taj Kulenovic

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Year 4 White Wow, I can't believe that Year 4 is nearly over. It has been a great year and we have learnt a lot of new things. The kindness and respect have been out of this world at Trinity.

The teacher, more like the Queen, Ms Temmen, has been one of the best teachers I have ever met. You can't forget how amazing and kind the boys in Year 4 White are.

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Ms Evelyn Temmen

BACK ROW: Quinn Hamilton, Brynley Boros, Derek Rumford, Callum Bonwick, Zakriya Khan, Braxton Buktenica, Evan Alderslade, Antonio Sanfilippo MIDDLE ROW: Isaac Adamos, Torrey Benness, Nicholas Day, Hudson Foote, Ms Evelyn Temmen, Izaya Silva, Yianni Sarris, Patrick Townsend, Nicholas Peca FRONT ROW: Parker Macdonald, Jack Edmondson, Jack Miocevich, Jackson Cleary, Deakin Tran, Jack Scacchia-Maher, Samuel Ladhams, Jackson Theobald ABSENT: Samuel Periz

WHAT I LOVED THE MOST WAS … ...the boys in Year 4 White.

Ms Temmen

...the carnivals.

Nicholas Day

...all the sport carnivals we had.

Evan Alderslade

...art.

Patrick Townsend

...joining the Trinity College community.

Antonio Sanfilippo

...playing with my friends at lunch time.

Brynley Boros

...learning new things and becoming part of the community.

Samuel Ladhams

...when we went to the soccer carnival and the hills.

Jack Miocevich

...art with Mr Lamborn.

Derek Rumford

...becoming a part of the Trinity community.

Braxton Buktenica

...the art and music.

Quinn Hamilton

...playing sport and taking part in all the carnivals and inter-schools.

Jack Edmondson

...all the sports.

Yianni Sarris ...all the teachers and the sports.

Jack Scacchia-Maher ...art, maths, swimming, and sport I thought it was a really fun year and I learnt a lot.

Hudson Foote ...being chosen to be in this class!

Deakin Tran ...the excursion to Perth Zoo. Samuel Periz ...the soccer carnival because it was fun and we won all our games!

Izaya Silva ...becoming a part of the Trinity community.

Callum Bonwick ...being a Man For Others.

Zakriya Khan

...all the carnivals.

Parker Macdonald

...working in a science lab and doing experiments like blowing up a Pringles can.

Isaac Adamos ...the sports’ carnivals.

Jackson Theobald ...just being here at Trinity.

Torrey Benness ...being in 4 White with the best teacher and students in the whole school.

Jackson Cleary ...making great new friends at Trinity and being in such a caring environment.

Nicholas Peca

Junior School Faith

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Junior School Easter Liturgy

Junior School Faith Education Ms Evelyn Temmen Assistant Head of Junior School/Year 4 White

CHAPLAIN AND LITURGIES

YEAR 6 CONFIRMATION/LEADERSHIP RETREAT

Our class Masses are a central part of our faith program in the Junior School. Fra Oscar leads the boys to be ‘M40s’ with his humour, guidance and regular presence in the Junior School. Mrs Ann Clarke makes all our Masses special by leading the choir and music.

The year commenced with our opening Mass and the presentation and blessing of the new student leaders.

Our Year 6 teachers then began the preparation for the Leadership and Confirmation retreat held at Camp Kelly. Mr Bernard Le Tessier, Mr Tony Maxfield (’79) and Mr James Quin led the boys through liturgies, reflection, team games and personal challenges as part of their faith and leadership formation. Mr Luke Thompson, Mr John Lamborn (’69) and Fra Oscar assisted with the camp and Fra Oscar led a beautiful outdoor Mass by the setting sun. With many of the boys receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation through their parish sacramental programs, the retreat is an opportunity to link that theory into action. The retreat sows and nurtures the seeds of growth and leadership that the boys need to become balanced and socially responsible — young Men for Others.

As well as the opening Mass where teachers and students are blessed and welcomed to the new school year, each class hosts a Mass during the year. The Thanksgiving Mass at the end of the year was beautifully prepared by Mr Bernard Le Tessier. The Easter liturgy was a major Term 1 event in the Junior School as we reached the end of our Lenten journey and celebrated the joy of the Resurrection. This year Mr Le Tessier prepared boys from all Junior School year levels to lead the Junior School through the Stations of the Cross.

MOTHERS’ DAY MASS

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Mr Bernard Le Tessier Year 6 Blue

This Mothers’ Day Mass was a memorable occasion organised by Ms Evelyn Temmen and with Ms Kate Valentine and Ms Letissia Amadio sharing their experiences of being a mother. The boys wrote beautiful reflections for their mothers and grandmothers.

SACRAMENT OF EUCHARIST Most of the Year 4 boys received the Sacrament of Eucharist this year. Their teachers ensured the boys were wellprepared through the Religious Education program in class.

Special thanks to Ms Alana Brennan, Mr Reuben Brennan

Raising funds for LifeLink

Pancake Tuesday in the Junior School

Coin lines for LifeLink

Prefects at the Opening Mass

Getting ready for the Easter Liturgy

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Easter Liturgy

and Ms Evelyn Temmen for supporting the boys who took part in their own parish sacramental programs.

by the College community. In our final term, the boys put together hampers for St Vincent de Paul Society to distribute at Christmas to families in need. During Semester 2, Year 4 students visited Brother Ollie’s Wheelchairs for Kids which highlighted to the students, the opportunity for them to contribute to the wider community. The Years 5 and 6 classes visited both Lincoln Park Residential Aged Care facility in Highgate and Archbishop Goody Hostel in East Perth as part of their out-reach visitations to seniors in our community. Unfair Day was another College event, which gave the Junior School community the chance to join their secondary brothers in raising funds for the India Pilgrimage.

CHRISTIAN SERVICE Boys in the Junior School take many opportunities to participate in Christian Service and be Men for Others.

Caritas and Project Compassion is a major focus of mission donations in Term 1 as part of the Lenten program in the Junior School. The boys were involved in the Archbishop’s LifeLink appeal this year by donating and making chains to represent their links to supporting those in need in our community in Term 2. The student leaders presented the chains at the LifeLink launch hosted by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe at Lake Monger. Each week, boys donate to the missions through their class mission box—with some friendly competition between classes as to which classes raise the most! The main beneficiary of the class mission funds is the India Pilgrimage schools which are supported

Ms Evelyn Temmen Assistant Head of Junior School/Year 4 White Mr Bernard Le Tessier Year 6 Blue

Junior Gifted & Talented Program (Inclusive Education Program) Year 4 Gifted & Talented “Design your own Playground Challenge,” incorporating simple machines.

Will Norman (4G) and Leo Sumich (4G)

Mrs Ricki Boe Junior Gifted & Talented Coordinator

Max Germano (4B) and Sebastian Foti (4B)

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Matthew Jenkins (4G) and Gabriel Pereira (4G)

Year 5 Gifted & Talented students participating in the 2016 Academic All Stars day.

Ted Smith (5G), William Hall (5G) and Domenic Lamattina (5G) enjoy collaborating on the Engineering task

Proud winners of the 2016 Academic All Stars Competition

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Sculptures by the Sea Excursion

Max Riggio (5W) and Christian Ludovico (5B) work together on the Poetry task

Snack time for the boys after their amazing performances at the Evening of Eminence event

Jarvis Rickard (6G) as Peter Garrett with his family

Junior School Art

Year 4

John Van Beek, Year 5

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Daniel Oatham, Year 5

Matthew Ryan, Year 4

Harrison Watkins, Year 5

Ethan Malpass, Year 6

Ben Tillyard, Year 5

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Year 6

Domenic Lamattina, Year 5

Ben Byas, Year 6

Dion Primerano, Year 6

Zach Neveldson, Year 6

Junior School Library

JS OLYMPICS We had a great display for the Olympics and the Paralympics. The boys enjoyed watching some of the events on the television before school and at lunchtime in the library. Mr John Bestall, a 1988 and silver medallist in 1992 Hockey came in to talk to the boys about life in the Olympic village.

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MELBOURNE CUP BOOK WEEK A good time was had by all students during book week.

This year the theme was ‘Australia: Story Country’.

The Melbourne Cup came to the Junior School. Old Boy, Chris Parnham ('14) lent us some of his jockey gear so the boys could see the difference between the weight of a jockey's racing gear and normal horse riding gear.

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Zachary Neveldson, Mrs Ann Clarke and Gabriel Pereira

Junior School Music The Junior School Music program has been thriving with many different ensembles and performance groups this year.

Mrs Ann Clarke Music Specialist

The Year 6 Wind Ensemble began its second year with the boys learning a brass or woodwind instrument. Pleasingly, the students have gradually improved over the year. Their first performance was at the Junior/Middle School Music Night, closely followed by performances at the Catholic Performing Arts Festival and finally, Presentation Night in December. These boys will join the Senior School ensembles in 2017. The Junior String Ensemble recorded high numbers of participating boys this year, with many Year 5s joining the ensemble for the first time. The three Junior School choirs performed at both the Junior/Middle School Music Night and Catholic Performing Arts Festival and were rewarded with Honourable Mentions for each performance. The Junior Vocal Ensemble also won the Brigidine Sisters’ Shield for their Non-Sacred Choral Singing. Many of the Junior School boys also performed, using their own instrument, or in small groups. Congratulations to Gabriel Pereira (4G) in winning the Primary School Solo Performance Shield for his solo piano performance.

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Mrs Ann Clarke Music Specialist

Chorale Group

JUNIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

BACK ROW: Joseph Milner, Evan French, Joel Carcich, Adam Fortey, Corey Loiacono, Luca Gosatti, Luca Bempasciuto, Ethan Malpass MIDDLE ROW: Cale Boska, Branson May, Jarvis Rickard, Mrs Ann Clarke, Samuel Kaeser, Matthew Crock, Pietro Mafrica FRONT ROW: Isaac Phan, Ted Smith, John Van Beek, Zachary Neveldsen, Archie Allen, Stephen Franse, Benjamin Palmero, Bon Nastasi ABSENT: Liam Bush, Jehan Hopkins

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JUNIOR WIND ENSEMBLE

BACK ROW: Thomas Williams, Evan French, Luca Bempasciuto, Joseph Ipsaro-Passione, Mrs Ann Clarke, Corey Loiacono, Michael Madara, Lucas Gardiner, Christian Fay FRONT ROW: Zachary Neveldsen, Alistair Carlson, Jonathan Ong, Martin Murphy, Samuel Kaeser, Samuel Croll, Jarvis Rickard, Stephen Franse, Taylor Van Vliet ABSENT: Darcy Hoye, Archie Allen

YEAR 4 CHOIR

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BACK ROW: Charles Gorski, Braxton Buktenica, Derek Rumford, Blake Kulenovic, Samuel Periz, Callum Bonwick, Jamie D'Agostino, Evan Alderslade, Aaron Webb, William Norman THIRD ROW: Alessio Musbah, Campbell Bradley, Riley Gott, Antonio Sanfilippo, William Sartor, Quinn Hamilton, Theo Mistilis, Izaya Silva, Liam McDonnell, Hudson Foote SECOND ROW: Liam Quartermain, Jackson Cleary, Max Germano, Jac Beros, Torrey Benness, Mrs Ann Clarke, Yianni Sarris, Patrick Townsend, Matthew Ryan, Conor Boland, Roberto Galipo FRONT ROW: Jackson Theobald, Hudson Macdonald, Parker Macdonald, Aaron Le, Rhys DeCelis, Nicholas Peca, Virtue Ta, Nicholas Bowden-Jones, Hugo Lustig, Samuel Ladhams, Julian Lamattina ABSENT: Jake Manson

YEAR 5/6 CHOIR

BACK ROW: Riley Smolic, William Hall, Michael Madara, Joseph Ipsaro-Passione, Adam Fortey, Xavier Walsh, Nicholas Fry, Corey Loiacono, Luca Gosatti, Dylan Tran, Joel Carcich THIRD ROW: Benjamin Godfrey, Samuel Kaeser, Alistair Carlson, Adam De Masi, Xavier Nicoletto, Luca Bempasciuto, Zachary Gerrans, Evan French, Ethan Malpass, Joseph Milner, Martin Murphy, Cale Boska SECOND ROW: Zachary Neveldsen, Jason Sundra, Pietro Mafrica, Montgomery Farley, Branson May, Eddie Jia, Jarvis Rickard, Mrs Ann Clarke, Matthew Crock, Stephen Franse, Jacob DeSantis, Noah Cork, Kaiden Gott, Archie Allen, Noah Rapkoch FRONT ROW: Harrison Bridgeman, Isaac Phan, Nicholas Siciliano, Lennox McGrath, William Day, Ted Smith, Benjamin Palmero, John Van Beek, Bon Nastasi, Pascal Min Oo, Isaac Heald, Daniel Oatham ABSENT: Max Riggio, Theodore Stynman, Jehan Hopkins, Darcy Hoye

YEARS 5/6 STRINGS

BACK ROW: Joel Carcich, Luca Gosatti, Adam Fortey, Lachlan Spencer, William Hall, Michael Madara, Riley Smolic THIRD ROW: Clayton Mott, Dimitri Mazarakis, Christopher Malesic, Joseph Milner, Domenic Lamattina, Christian Ludovico, Nicholas Gordon, Kaiden Gott SECOND ROW: Mrs Ann Clarke, Cohen Johnson, Jordan Rodrigues, Noah Cork, Benjamin Tilyard, William Day, John Van Beek, Joshua Reale, Mrs Lena Bennett FRONT ROW: Harrison Bridgeman, Brandon Locke, Isaac Heald, Sebastian Foti, Jack Tanner, James Mackenzie, Isaac Phan, Harrison Watkins ABSENT: Theodore Stynman

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BACK ROW: Ethan Malpass, Luca Bempasciuto, Luca Gosatti, Lachlan Spencer, Cristian Tot, Michael Madara, Xavier Nicoletto, Luca Morelli MIDDLE ROW: Bon Nastasi, Myles Mari, Archie Allen, Branson May, Samuel Periz, Jarvis Rickard, Stephen Franse, Ted Smith, Benjamin Filear FRONT ROW: Isaac Phan, Roberto Galipo, Isaac Heald, Benjamin Cranny, Riley Gott, Jamison Hehir, Bradley Windeknecht, Kundan Dharmapuri ABSENT: Isaac Adamos, Liam Bush, Jack Sawkins, Ms Laura Boynes

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Junior School Sport Junior School Athletics Champions Harrison Rogers and Caden Barnett

House Athletics Carnival Congratulations to all boys who participated in the Junior School House Athletics Carnival on Thursday, 25 August.

Mr Martin Tucker Head of Junior School

Thank you also to Mr Luke Thompson who organised the event, Mrs Sharon Bush who assisted in the preparation and the staff and parents who helped and supported their boys. Thanks also to the Year 6 parents who donated morning tea and to Year 4 parents who cooked a delicious sausage sizzle lunch. It was a very successful event. In a very close result, the boys in red triumphed in the last race! The overall positions were: YEAR 4 Champion Boy – Izaya Silver (4W) Runner Up – Lucas Blair (4B) Endeavour – Jamie D’Agostino (4B) YEAR 5 Champion Boy – Caden Barnett (5W) Runner Up – Harrison Rogers (5B) Endeavour – William Hall (5G) YEAR 6

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Champion Boy – Alistair Carlson (6W) Runner Up – Luca Gosatti/Lleyton Ardagh (6W) Endeavour – Liam Maher (6W) Mr Martin Tucker (’87) Head of Junior School

HOUSE ATHLETICS RESULTS:

1ST – QUEENS

2ND – CHANEL

3RD – CAMPION

4TH – XAVIER

Junior School Basketball We had a good time at basketball this season. Training was great and we had fun at all the games. We trained every Tuesday morning with Mr Petrich in Term 1 and Mr Thompson in Term 2. Over the two terms I think we improved a lot by being dedicated to training on Tuesday morning and getting to know how everyone plays.

We would like to thank all these people on behalf of the ‘A’ basketball: Mr Petrich for being the coach in Term 1, Mr Thompson for being the coach in Term 2 and for organising our trainings and fixtures. I would also like to thank the parents for coming along to our games and supporting us through the wins and the losses. Overall, I think our basketball season was really fun and successful.

Jude Petrich (6G)

JUNIOR BASKETBALL A

BACK ROW: Hamish Lambert, Luca Gosatti, Mr Matt Petrich, Cristian Tot, Riley Smolic FRONT ROW: Nicholas Siciliano, Samuel Kaeser, Jude Petrich, Dylon Treasure

JUNIOR BASKETBALL C

BACK ROW: Christian Fay, Darcy Hoye, Mr Taylor Colton, Zane Illich, Maximus Garreffa FRONT ROW: Bailey Allen, Ashton Spadoni, Dalvin Paki, Myles Mari

JUNIOR BASKETBALL B

BACK ROW: Luca Bempasciuto, Corey Loiacono, Mr Andrew Hayes, Jack Periz, Theo Battalis FRONT ROW: James Glendinning, Thomas Williams, Jack Gillespie, Dion Primerano, Talan Rankin

JUNIOR BASKETBALL D

BACK ROW: Johann Soares, Jose Torres Rebaza, Mr Martin Tucker, Xavier Nicoletto, Luke Rowe FRONT ROW: Benjamin Karelis, Ted Smith, Christian Ludovico, Archie Allen, Jacob Marshall

JUNIOR BASKETBALL E

BACK ROW: Aiden Danok, Daniel Fidock, Mr Martin Tucker, Alexander Thomson, Aden Lake FRONT ROW: Nam Lam, Daniel Oatham, Isaac Heald, Jack Tanner, Nathan Tobin

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Junior School Cricket This cricket season was an enjoyable season, playing against different PSA schools. The boys from Years 5 and 6 had an awesome time.

The ‘A’ cricket team, coached by Mr Le Tessier, felt very privileged to play games in the top level against tough schools. The boys in the ‘A’ team were very good at being in their field positions.

There is a shield called the Katich Moody Cup, where Trinity and Guildford Grammar School battle out for the shield every year.

This year we hosted the game which was held on Mann Oval and I was very privilege and honoured to be a part of the Trinity side.

Unfortunately, we didn't win but we held our heads high and congratulated Guildford Grammar for their win. I would like to thank Mr Lamborn and Mr Maxfield for coaching the boys and giving them tips during the season.

Also, a very special mention goes to Mr Le Tessier for coaching us and getting the cricket games ready. You always did the batting and bowling order and evenly shared it out. Thank you!

Evan French (6B)

JUNIOR CRICKET A

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BACK ROW: William Maughan, Evan French, Liam Maher, Mr Bernard Le Tessier, Zachary Gerrans, Ashton Fewster, Patrick Parker FRONT ROW: William Day, Jacob DeSantis, James Pampacos, Lleyton Ardagh, Max Beros, Montgomery Farley, Benjamin Palmero

JUNIOR CRICKET B

BACK ROW: Sachin Tana, Benjamin Godfrey, Ethan Malpass, Mr John Lamborn, Joel Carcich, Casey Robertson, Joseph Milner FRONT ROW: Harrison Bridgeman, Thomas Zinni, Alexander Christodoulakis, Matthew Crock, Adam De Masi, Noah Cork, Max Riggio, Brandon O'Driscoll

JUNIOR CRICKET C

BACK ROW: Dimitri Mazarakis, Jonathan Ong, Domenic Lamattina, Mr Tony Maxfield, Rohan Pierotti, Samuel Croll, Clayton Mott FRONT ROW: Bradley Windeknecht, Jack Trumper, Efstratios Gavalas, Nicholas Moursellas, Oliver Nutt, Cohen Johnson, Brandon Locke

Junior School Football The 2016 football season has been very eventful and fun. It was a long ride, where all the boys put in hard work and showed lots of determination and persistence. This season would not be possible if it wasn't for our wonderful coaches: Mr Le Tessier, Mr Hayes and Mr Maxfield.

This year the ‘A’ footy team was able to play on Mann Oval in the Ian MacRae Cup against Aquinas College. All the senior boys came to watch and it felt like we were playing on the MCG in front of 100,000 people. Every PSA school put up a great effort and there was not a win by more than 20 points. In the first couple of rounds, the boys were not as selfless as they were in the second half of the season but much improvement was shown from all the boys, thanks to all of our wonderful coaches!

In conclusion, the 2016 season was one of the best footy seasons I’ve been involved with. Thanks to all of the teachers, staff and the other PSA schools.

Patrick Parker (6W)

JUNIOR FOOTBALL A

BACK ROW: Evan French, Jude Petrich, Nicholas Fry, Cristian Tot, Riley Smolic, Patrick Parker MIDDLE ROW: Max Beros, Maximus Garreffa, Ashton Fewster, Luca Bempasciuto, Liam Maher, Adam De Masi, William Maughan FRONT ROW: William Day, Thomas Williams, Jacob DeSantis, Mr Bernard Le Tessier, Luca Gosatti, Benjamin Palmero, Benjamin Tilyard

JUNIOR FOOTBALL B

BACK ROW: Nicholas Gordon, Matthew Crock, Christian Fay, Titan Millen, Joshua Damianopoulos, Adam Fortey, Jack Gillespie, Stephen Franse, Jonathan Ong FRONT ROW: Harrison Watkins, Archie Allen, Dylon Treasure, Mr Andrew Hayes, Talan Rankin, Gianni Norrish, Nicholas Siciliano

JUNIOR FOOTBALL C

BACK ROW: Max Riggio, Oliver Nutt, Thomas Park, Domenic Lamattina, Daniel Fidock, Jack Periz, Cale Boska, Nicholas Moursellas, John Van Beek FRONT ROW: Daniel Oatham, Cohen Johnson, Ted Smith, Mr Tony Maxfield, John Carroll, Bon Nastasi, Brandon Locke

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Junior School Hockey The 2016 hockey season was one of mixed fortunes. This season the boys improved immensely. The ‘A’ team had a couple of wins, draws and losses with the ‘B’ team also having some good results.

Although we did not win every game, the boys showed determination to come out with the best result.

Thank you to Mr Tucker for coaching the ‘A’ team and Mr Quin for coaching the ‘B’ team. Also thank you to the 1st XI boys for coming down every Tuesday morning to help Mr Tucker and Mr Quin. It is great to see the boys trying to improve every day.

Lleyton Ardagh (6W) and Zane Illich (6G)

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BACK ROW: Martin Murphy, James Pampacos, Lachlan Spencer, Ivan Khuu, Darcy Hoye, Lleyton Ardagh, Kaiden Gott FRONT ROW: Nathan Tobin, Clayton Mott, Joel Carcich, Mr Martin Tucker, Zane Illich, Lennox McGrath, Xander Macdonald

JUNIOR HOCKEY B

BACK ROW: Pascal Min Oo, Benjamin Byas, Griffin Holmes, Joseph Ipsaro-Passione, Alexander Thomson, Nathanael Tomich, Luke Rowe, Christopher Gardiner, Joshua Reale FRONT ROW: Isaac Heald, Christopher Malesic, Noah Arvino, Mr James Quin, Rafael Martinez, Aaron Fonte, Jack Tanner ABSENT: Theodore Stynman

Junior School Rugby This year, the Trinity Junior School rugby team started with a small team of 18 boys at the start of the year: some new to the sport and some with experience of the game. At the end of the year we were down to only 13 boys who were able to play because of injuries to other team members.

The whole team improved over this year, thanks to the boys continually turning up at Gloucester Park at 7.30 on Tuesday mornings and committing to training.

On behalf of ‘A’ rugby, we thank all the parents who came along to each game, especially Mrs Farley and Monty Farley (6G) for capturing every moment in Junior School rugby and writing the match reports. We also thank Mr Brock, Mr Mepham, Mr Harris and Mr Fitzgerald for a great season this year. We have all learnt so much from them. Lastly, we thank Mr Thompson for organising our training and fixtures.

Corey Loiacono (6W) and Yannick Gasper (6G)

JUNIOR RUGBY A

BACK ROW: Montgomery Farley, Lucas Gardiner, Yannick Gasper, Corey Loiacono, Isaac Meldrum, Edward Davis, Casey Robertson, Samuel Croll, Bailey Allen FRONT ROW: Harrison Bridgeman, Liam Bush, James Glendinning, Harrison Rogers, Dimitri Mazarakis, Dion Primerano, Harry Duncan, Nam Lam ABSENT: Benjamin Cronin

Junior School Soccer This season, the TC soccer boys played amazingly well against the other PSA schools. Mr Thompson, coach of the ‘A’ soccer team, entered his team into the Stan Lazaridis Pro Football Training Championship competition for the second time. The first time, the boys won it confidently with a 5-1 win in the final and the boys were hoping to win it again as no school has ever won it three times in a row. The ‘A’s played well, showing great sportsmanship and winning the final 1-0 which was a great effort from all the boys.

This wouldn't have been possible if it wasn’t for some great people, so I would like to thank Miss Kenny, Mrs Broomham and Mr Lamborn who were incredible coaches of the soccer teams this year. Without them, the boys in the Junior School would not be playing soccer. All boys played extremely well and displayed great sportsmanship on and off the field, winning or losing. Finally, I thank Mr Thompson for organising and coordinating the whole process. Hopefully, next year, Trinity College can be the first ever proud winner of the three-in-a-row winning streak!

Theo Battalis (6B)

JUNIOR SOCCER A

JUNIOR SOCCER B

JUNIOR SOCCER C

JUNIOR SOCCER D

BACK ROW: Myles Mari, Alistair Carlson, Theo Battalis, Luca Iovene, Xavier Walsh, Hamish Lambert, Luca Morelli, Samuel Kaeser, Alexander Christodoulakis FRONT ROW: Fraser Yeo, Jacob Marshall, Caden Barnett, Mr Luke Thompson, Christian Ludovico, Sachin Tana, Dalvin Paki

BACK ROW: Rohan Pierotti, Jose Torres Rebaza, William Hall, Mrs Kristina Broomham, Tristan De Gois, Xavier Nicoletto, Kundan Dharmapuri FRONT ROW: Benjamin Karelis, Brendan Jayaprakash, Jason Sundra, Zachary Neveldsen, Matthew Roberts, Joseph Milner

BACK ROW: Thomas Zinni, Ethan Malpass, Zachary Gerrans, Mr John Lamborn, Michael Madara, Johann Soares, Brandon O'Driscoll FRONT ROW: Max Scali, Jarvis Rickard, Efstratios Gavalas, Ashton Spadoni, Taylor Van Vliet

BACK ROW: Jack Trumper, Noah Cork, Dylan Tran, Miss Natalie Kenny, Nicholas Mori, Aiden Danok, Aden Lake FRONT ROW: Jordan Rodrigues, Noah Rapkoch, Branson May, Pietro Mafrica, Jehan Hopkins, Isaac Phan

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House Swimming Carnival YEAR 4

YEAR 6

Champion Boy - Lucas Blair (4B) Runner Up - Jack Edmondson (4W) Endeavour - Nicholas Day (4W)

Champion Boy - Ashton Fewster (6W) Runner Up - Nicholas Fry (6B) Endeavour - Martin Murphy (6B)

YEAR 5 Champion Boy - Caden Barnett (5W) Runner Up - Benjamin Cronin (5W) Endeavour - Cale Boska (5B)

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HOUSE ATHLETICS RESULTS:

1ST – XAVIER

2ND – CHANEL

3RD – QUEENS

4TH – CAMPION

Junior Inter-school Sports

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Junior School Tennis This has been a successful year for the PSA tennis team. There were a lot of great games, sportsmanship and hard effort from all the boys involved. It was good to have such a strong team which helped us win many games over the season. The ‘A’ team had some good doubles and singles results all year. The ‘B’ players — many being Year 5 boys — also provided Trinity with a strong group, ready to continue on the Junior School team next year.

We were coached and supported by Miss Kenny and Mrs Broomham each Tuesday morning and at the games. We are very grateful for their help to all the tennis boys.

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BACK ROW: Jarvis Rickard, Cale Boska, Luca Morelli, Alistair Carlson, Lachlan Spencer, Mrs Kristina Broomham, William Hall, Yannick Gasper, Tristan De Gois, Titan Millen, Stephen Franse FRONT ROW: Harrison Watkins, Gianni Norrish, Kaiden Gott, Nicholas Gordon, Jason Sundra, Benjamin Tilyard, Harrison Rogers, Brendan Jayaprakash, Kundan Dharmapuri

Junior School Water Polo We had a pretty rough start to the season this year but then the boys started to really play as a team and we started winning some games. We began to feel more comfortable with each other and it showed in our results as we start to win more and more games.

Overall I believe we had a pretty decent season. We learnt a lot from each other and our coaches. We would all like to thank Mr Dion Mepham and our coaches Mr Noah Harris and Mr Mat Reaper. They did a really great job of coaching us this year!

Harry Duncan (6B) and Isaac Meldrum (6G)

JUNIOR WATER POLO A

BACK ROW: Caden Barnett, Nicholas Fry, Mr Dion Mepham, Xavier Walsh, Adam Fortey FRONT ROW: Harry Duncan, Rafael Martinez, Isaac Meldrum, Taylor Van Vliet, Christopher Gardiner

JUNIOR WATER POLO B

BACK ROW: Luca Iovene, Joshua Damianopoulos, Mr Dion Mepham, Edward Davis, Benjamin Cronin FRONT ROW: Fraser Yeo, Liam Bush, John Van Beek, Lennox McGrath

Junior School Volleyball It was a great season for the Junior School volleyball team. We were all lucky to be coached by Mr Quin, who is an excellent coach. Mr Quin taught us how to set, spike, dig and serve. At trainings and games, everyone had a great attitude and great sportsmanship on the court. We all played hard at our training days and at our games.

Every Thursday, we would drive to Loftus Centre and then be split from the ‘A’ team to the Barbarians. The Barbarians were three boys who had formed another team with the other PSA schools, while the ‘A’ team would play in one group against the other PSA schools. We were also encouraged by the parents who would cheer for us.

I would like to thank Mr Quin because without him we wouldn't be the great ‘volleyballers’ that we are today. I would also like to thank our parents who gave up their time to support and cheer for the Trinity volleyball players.

Ivan Khuu (6B)

JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL A & B

BACK ROW: Martin Murphy, Nicholas Mori, Mr James Quin, Ivan Khuu, Lucas Gardiner FRONT ROW: Matthew Roberts, Noah Rapkoch, Zachary Neveldsen, Eddie Jia, Max Scali, Joshua Reale

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Senior School Departments

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Head Prefect Lochie Taylor at the TOBA Graduation Breakfast

Religious Education “Forgiveness is the most visible sign of the Father’s love, which Jesus sought to reveal by his entire life. Every page of the Gospel is marked by this imperative of a love that loves to the point of forgiveness.”

Pope Francis

Mr Jarrad Quartermaine Head of Religious Education

Many learning experiences were provided for students in 2016 to support their knowledge and understanding.

Year 9 students attended a one day seminar on manhood facilitated by Mr David Kobler, providing an introduction to the Religious Education content in Term 4 on Christian Love and Sexuality. The format of the day enabled students to deepen their knowledge through key note presentations, personal processing time and small group discussions.

were able to deepen their knowledge of the Catholic tradition and focus on the College vision and mission statements reflected in the maxim of our students to be Men for Others.

The Year 10 students viewed a performance titled Building Bridges, performed by musician Mr Brett Hunt. The focus was on finding meaning in relationships through storytelling to explore the themes of relationship, responsibility and choice in Australian culture. The sessions provided an opportunity for students to reflect on the value of relationships, a topic that was explored during Term 2.

Mr Sam Clear spoke to a group of Year 11 students about his walk4one journey that he completed focussing on the theme of paving a path to unity. Sam completed 15,600km on foot across 568 days and the stories he shared were an insight into the challenges he faced.

Knowing Jesus

The inaugural Catholic Schools Youth Summit, hosted

by Catholic Education WA (CEWA) and the University of Notre Dame Australia, was attended by Years 10 and 11 students. At the summit the students heard from various leaders, including Archbishop Timothy Costelloe, Vice Chancellor of UNDA Professor Celia Hammond and Executive Director of CEWA Dr Tim McDonald. Melbourne rapper Fablice Manirakiza, aka Flybz, performed and spoke about his past as a refugee escaping violence in Burundi, and how his story influenced his music and its message. Fellow Burundian, Mireille (Mimi) Kayeye, a journalist with experience in social and community development work, shared her insights on being a young woman influencing positive change. Students who represented Trinity College at the event were Thomas Cotter (11.4), Hieu Dong (11.4), Yianni Kakulas (11.2), Harrison Pell (10.3) and Mason Vuleta (11.8).

The Religious Education program taught in Years 7–12 is mandated by the Bishops of Western Australia. Students

The lower school outcomes include: Discovering God Drawing on Human Experience Living like Jesus Catholic Practices The Religion & Life course completed by senior students, explores the interplay between religion, society and individuals. Students examine the nature of religion and an understanding of its place in the world. The changes to the Religion & Life course to ATAR and General have been implemented during 2016 in Year 12.

The Religion & Life course provides a particular emphasis on: The Human need for God Finding meaning and purpose in life Jesus and the Gospel message he proclaims Christians share in the work of Jesus Empowerment through Sacrament and Prayer Religious identity and purpose The Religious Education program is supported by the dedication and passion of Mr Christopher Brennan as acting Middle School Coordinator and complemented by the Campus Ministry program, directed by Mr Leo Murray and the Christian Service program under the guidance of Mrs Marya Stewart. The Ministry team’s dedication and commitment to the students are a distinctive element of the College community. I thank all staff who have contributed and supported the Religious Education Department this year.

Mr Jarrad Quartermaine Head of Religious Education

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Campus Ministry In our busy lives it is important to take time to stop and reflect on God and what God is calling us to in our lives. Trinity is a busy place with academics, sport, music, art and dance all vying for our attention.

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At Trinity we also believe that it is very important to make time for prayer and reflection. And so we have extensive retreat programs for all students, which begin with Becoming Brothers for Year 7s, welcoming the new students to Trinity and introducing them to the Trinity spirit. We continue with Quest for Year 8s, when we encourage them to reach out to others and to continue reflecting on how God is present in our lives. The Year 9s spend a day on the Galilee retreat, walking by a body of water, reflecting on how Jesus walks with them and calls them to be Men for Others.

In Year 10 on the Emmaus retreat, the students encounter the Risen Jesus. In Year 11 on the Encounter retreat, the students spend a day reviewing their week of Christian Service, reflecting on how they encountered Jesus as they helped others. Early in the year, the Year 12s pause to reflect during their Tabgha retreat on the gifts they have received and how they can share these. The Year 12s also have the opportunity to volunteer to participate in the three, fourday Kairos retreats, when they are guided by their peers to discover God’s love in their lives.

All these experiences can only happen because of the generosity of staff members, Old Boys and current students who volunteer to be leaders and help our students to develop their spirituality. Fra Oscar and the Music Department also help to make our liturgical celebrations more meaningful by putting their talents at our disposal.

Mr Leo Murray Director of Campus Ministry

Mr Leo Murray Director of Campus Ministry

“THIS IS WHAT THE LORD REQUIRES OF YOU: TO ACT JUSTLY, TO LOVE TENDERLY, AND TO WALK HUMBLY WITH GOD.”

THE MISSION OF CAMPUS MINISTRY We, Campus Ministry at Trinity College, as part of the Body of Christ, are called to glorify God in all aspects of our lives.

We are called to create and foster an environment where all can develop an understanding and awareness of and a personal relationship with God, who dwells in and around our neighbour and us.

In this environment we strive to provide opportunities for spiritual growth and the building of community.

Through our worship, prayer, service, study and reflection and even our leisure activities, we reach out to our campus community, the greater Perth community and the world.

Within the Trinity community, we hope to engender a commitment to life-long spiritual growth, to realize the deepening of a love relationship with God and to instil an understanding of the interconnectedness of our human family, a family characterized by mercy and divine justice, by peace, love and joy.

Year 12 Retreat

Kimberley Immersion The Kimberley Immersion provided an opportunity for 12 of our Year 11 students to have a variety of challenging and heart-warming experiences with the Indigenous people of the Kimberley. These trips often change the mindsets of the participants, on the lives of Aboriginal people and enhances their understanding of the culture and traditions of these remarkable people.

This year the Immersion participants were Tennessee Buti (11.3), Matthew D’Souza (11.2), Ashton Godfrey (11.7), Alex Hammond (11.1), Ethan Hansen (11.4), Samuel Henley (11.5), Zachary Hooper (11.6), Daniel MacMillan (11.7), Ben McGuire (11.6), Samuel Moffatt (11.3), Luke Scarfone (11.8) and Bradley Skajko (11.8) accompanied by Mr David Allen, Mr Michael Murphy and Mrs Marya Stewart.

“Being a part of the athletics team, going on the cricket tour and going on the Year 11 OED camp to Dampier are all experiences that will stick with me but the 2016 Kimberley Immersion will be in my heart for the rest of my life. Over the duration of our trip, we based ourselves in Broome and broke into three groups traveling to Bidyadanga, One Arm Point and Wyndham. For all the students and staff who attended, the highlight was spending six days in the communities.

We worked in local schools with the kids and spent time with the local rangers.

The highlight for me was travelling out to Nita Downs Station with the Karajarri rangers. We learnt about land management and life and traditions and culture of the Aboriginal people.

On our return to Broome we spent time working with Goolarri Media and worked with an organisation called Feed the little Children, where we delivered food to houses where kids struggle to be fed. We spent time with Jesse and Leroy Pigram and they took us all out to Crab Creek where we spent the morning fishing.”

Luke Scarfone “I had the privilege of travelling to the tip of the Dampier Peninsula to One Arm Point with Brad Skajko, Ben McGuire and Matt D’Sousa. One Arm Point is a small Indigenous community with a population of around 350 people. Arriving in the town we began questioning what we were there for

after seeing 20 stray dogs and four children before seeing any adults. We did a variety of things such as playing basketball with the kids, working in the classroom and having a chat to the locals about the way in which they live their lives. The kids were enthusiastic to show off their skills and make us look like we had never touched a basketball before. We spent our afternoons enjoying the beaches and swimming spots around the community. It was wonderful to see the great pride in which the local Bardi people have for their land and their willingness to share it with us. After returning from the creek owned by local gardener and head of the Land Council, Peter Hunter, we told him how we were so grateful and impressed with the landscape we had seen. He simply replied, “boys, that’s my backyard”. My experiences have shown me just how important the land is for the Indigenous people and why it is so important for us to respect the culture and way of life of Indigenous people. The Kimberley Immersion program allowed me to appreciate the things I have here at Trinity even more.”

Samuel Henley “I was lucky enough to spend 19 days with 11 other boys from my year group, to go to the Kimberley and learn and experience things about Aboriginal culture that we will all remember for the rest of our lives. I’m Indigenous myself and know a lot about my culture but it was the culture up there that was different. I learnt that these Indigenous people hunt in the same way that they have been for thousands of years.

They value respecting their elders and when non-indigenous people want to learn about their culture they invite them in and welcome them to their land. The number one thing I learnt in my immersion experience was that no matter what circumstance you live in you can have a future with whatever you choose, be happy and enjoy life.

We as people who are more fortunate than others are given things like a good education, food, clothes, water and somewhere to sleep at night. We need to appreciate what we have and what our parents do for us. Feeding the less fortunate Indigenous children in Broome by giving them a small meal and something to drink made me

appreciate this. Their “thankyous”, the chance to put a smile on their faces and the way they showed their appreciation for what we were doing for them, makes me cherish this experience for the rest of my life.”

Benjamin McGuire “Kimberly Immersion was a once in a lifetime experience that I gained a lot from and thoroughly enjoyed. In the first week, I visited One Arm Point with Ben McGuire, Brad Skajko, Sam Henley and Mr Allen. It was a bumpy, long and enjoyable ride from Broome that was certainly one to remember.

It took us a while to settle in to the school in One Arm Point, but after a couple days it felt like home as we had made strong connections with a lot of the kids and staff members and one child in particular. He was a shy kid and didn’t like talking, having experienced a traumatic childhood.

After a while he became fond of us and we all really connected with him, participating in numerous activities such as kicking the footy around and playing basketball. Overall, the people of One Arm Point were intelligent, kind and very welcoming. We went to a secret fishing spot, where only a few are allowed to go. Peter Hunter, an Elder of the community, allowed us to have this experience, even though he barely knew us. This feeling of acceptance and welcoming was something we experienced for the whole immersion.

Wherever we went we were welcomed like family. Talking to the students and to their Indigenous teachers, we became aware of how proud they are of the Aboriginal culture and how willing they are to share it with us. I am very grateful to have gone on such a fulfilling and unique experience.”

Matthew D’Souza “The 2016 Kimberly Immersion was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Zachary Hopper, Tennessee Buti, Ashton Godfrey, Mrs Stewart and I travelled to Wyndham—2,210 kilometres north of Perth, where we spent five days working at St Joseph’s School. We began the first day of school waking early to be greeted by the eager students willing to play before the school bell rang. I was placed with the Year 3/4 class for the week. During

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my time, I learnt to appreciate all the little things we take for granted. The students were always happy to see us and what took me by surprise was their eagerness to be at school and learn.

One boy would turn up to school every day at 6.30am because he was excited for the day ahead. A lasting memory from my time in Wyndham, was the time we spent with the Indigenous Elders.

They welcomed us with open arms, taking us to see sacred Indigenous grounds, the prison tree and taking us fishing. Through this invaluable time spent with the Elders, I learnt more about the Indigenous culture than I ever thought I could. On our return to Broome we spent a majority of our time helping at the Father McMahon Centre, where we served breakfast and lunch to the homeless. The joy and smiles of gratitude I saw on the faces of those I served, is something I will never forget.”

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The impact the Kimberley Immersion has had on my life is unquestionable.

From our time in the remote communities, to the week with the boys in Broome, I was presented with

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several life changing experiences that I will cherish for future years to come.

I was lucky enough to go to the East Kimberley to a town called Wyndham.

I felt immediately welcomed in a place where I have never been and this tells you a lot about the culture of the Indigenous people. They welcomed us into the community, educating us about their past, their culture and their hopes for the next generation. I understood the need for community participation for many Indigenous people, as it not only brought them closer to their culture but closer to comfort in their lives. I am certain that many of the boys (including me) were not expecting that the Kimberley Immersion would have such a profound impact on the way we live our lives. Our understanding of the disadvantages that many people of the Indigenous culture are confronted with and their determination to not let these limitations affect their lives, will truly live close to our hearts.”

Tennessee Buti “My experience of the Kimberley Immersion was very confronting, but at the same time, amazing. I was indeed

surprised as to how a wealthy country like Australia could have such poverty and homelessness within its boundaries.

Furthermore, my perception of Aboriginal people has changed following this Immersion. Prior to this I had stereotypical views portrayed by the media, which illustrate Aboriginal people in a very negative light. The experience of the Kimberley Immersion helped me see the true reality of the grim context which has moulded their present status. I learnt about how they have been treated in the past and how work is being done to heal wounds of past generations. I felt a great deal of sympathy for the victims of the Stolen Generation and the misery, torment and hardship that Indigenous people have suffered over the past two hundred years. Work has been done to heal the wounds of the past but much more needs to be done to counteract the continuing racism which exists in our society. Hopefully, our society will learn from the failures of the past and help us to enter a new era of peace, harmony and respect for one another.”

Ashton Godfrey

BACK ROW: Mr Michael Murphy, Matthew D’Souza, Benjamin McGuire, Bradley Skajko, Ethan Hansen, Alex Hammond, Mr David Allen, Mrs Marya Stewart FRONT ROW: Sam Henley, Ashton Godfrey, Daniel MacMillan, Luke Scarfone, Sam Moffatt, Zachary Hooper

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Christian Service Pope Francis, in the Encyclical Letter on Ecology and Climate Laudato Si, makes this statement about Christian spirituality: “We are speaking of an attitude of the heart, one which approaches life with serene attentiveness, which is capable of being fully present to someone without thinking what comes next, which accepts each moment as a gift from God to be lived to the full”.

Laudato Si: Paragraph 226 The lives of our students are becoming busier by the day, filled with activity that is sometimes demanding and sometimes mundane. The intensity of communication via social media is all-consuming and often it seems that our boys are growing into young men without any space for reflection and contemplation on who they are, what kind of people they want to become and how they will get there.

Although Christian Service may seem like another demand on their life, it is designed in fact to slow down the pace, to focus their attention for short periods of time on being fully present to another person. The primary purpose of all experiences offered through our programs is to provide opportunities for students to be attentive to the moment they are in and to give themselves fully to the people they are serving.

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To see a group of Year 9 students so absorbed in the activity of helping younger children at one of the primary schools we visit, so that they don’t notice me come into the room; to observe the attentiveness a Year 10 student pays to assisting an elderly person perform simple tasks; to listen to the conversation of Year 11 students reflecting on their weeklong experience of Christian Service is a joy and a blessing.

YEAR 9 PROGRAM: RESTORING RELATIONSHIPS “It has opened me up to new people, getting to know kids and what they like. Knowing that they enjoyed reading with me is great.” Max Watervoort (9.6) “It made me think about myself when I was at primary school and I sat and wondered if I was like this.”

Matthew French (9.8) “It humbled me to be able to see the kids who had less than me and the experiences they have every day.”

Nicholas Campagna (9.1) “I think my interaction with the children helped me grow as a person because my sincerity increased and that made me feel a better person knowing my help made a difference.”

Perth Libao (9.6) “Interacting with the kids made me understand and appreciate that it seemed like nothing to me to help them, but it had a great effect on them.” Jean-Paul Starkie (9.8) YEAR 11 PROGRAM: SHARING GIFTS “From the elderly people I have been working with I have learnt the importance of family relationships, attitudes,

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career and education on your wellbeing. It has also helped me recognise the importance of reflection on past fond memories because people really appreciate them and it is healthy to reminisce on happy times so as not to get caught up with what is happening now.” Aaron Antonas (11.6) “I worked closely with a young boy who had autism. I spent time with him every day, helping him with his balancing exercises and assisting him with class activities and we became close over the week. His openness about his condition and his ‘can do’ attitude really made me realise how fortunate I am.” Harry Boyle (11.1) “The hardest part of my job was having a whole class of Year 2 students wanting to play with me. Having a whole group of kids chasing me was a bit challenging but also very enjoyable. It made me realise that the lack of male teachers in primary schools is a problem.” Luke Scarfone (11.8) “I met a little African girl who had ‘global delay’, meaning she was at a lower level than everyone else in her class. She was in Year 3, but at a pre-primary level. She was shy at first but by the end of the day she was comfortable with me.

I worked one-on-one with her doing some reading and I could see the impact it had on her even in a short time. The experience helped me to understand how disadvantaged some children are.” Brandon Starcevich (11.1) “Mike is a quadriplegic who went to Wesley College. I was able to relate with him as he was interested in similar subjects and sports. We developed a sort of friendship that I have with my mates at school, as we joke, make fun of each other and talk about subjects we both like. This had an impact on me as it allowed me to see more deeply into the life of a disabled person. It made an impact on Mike because he doesn’t often have young people to hang out with.” Nicholas Ellison (11.5) YEAR 12 SENIOR PROJECT “The Christian Service Program at Trinity College has allowed me to become involved in the community and begin to take on new levels of responsibility. Starting in Year 9 when we visited a school to help in the reading program, visits to aged care residents in Year 10, continuing through with this in Year 11 and finally in my senior project, have all been extremely eye-opening and beneficial experiences. It has made me a more patient and compassionate person.

During my time at the aged care centre I learnt what it

meant to be selfless. I came to love bringing joy to those in need through acts of selflessness which I have been encouraged to do since I started at Trinity in Year 7.”

Michael Fraser (12.8) “The people I work with are marginalised because they are always treated as second class citizens due to their disabilities. They may never be able to fully integrate into society. But here at my placement the values of the Kingdom of God are lived out and it is truly wondrous and magnificent to behold. Many people from many different and often arduous journeys seek refuge here and are treated as equally valuable and no different from each other, regardless of their mental or physical disability. I will always remember these experiences of service and charity as ones of joy and enlightenment.” Jack Biasin (12.2)

“The Edmund Rice touchstone of Inclusive Community is one I feel strongly about because I believe all people should be included in activities that help other people but also let them feel they belong. This helps people feel good about themselves and others. Doing Christian Service over the past two years has helped and encouraged me to follow this Edmund Rice touchstone in my life.” Samual Hobbs (12.1) Being involved in Christian Service touches each student differently but the gifts that it brings are the gifts Christ promised his disciples — peace and joy — which can only be found when we humble ourselves, act selflessly and are truly grateful for God’s blessings in our life.

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Mr Graeme Read presents Kayvan Gharbi with the Youth of the Year Award

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Full Colours of Excellence

Edmund Rice Outreach Edmund Rice Outreach this year was led by Samuel Hadfield (12.7), Colin Rapkoch (12.8), Conor McCarthy-Rymer (12.6), Justin Lawrence (12.6) and John Pisano (12.6).

There was a large group of senior students involved in Red Cross Soup Patrol this year, with at least three students and one staff member serving soup and bread from the Red Cross van one night per week during the term. This is always an eye-opening and rewarding experience and many students request to be put on the roster a second and third time.

This year we had a large contingent of students volunteer to help out with the Anzac Day Parade. It was a dark and cloudy morning and just as all the students were in position, holding signs to indicate the areas where people were to gather for the march, it began to rain and for the next two hours, it poured. Any chance of keeping the paper notes they had been given to help direct people to their places, dry was impossible and the ponchos provided to keep their clothes dry were no protection. The students remained cheerful and helpful to the end despite being completely drenched. Many of them commented that it had been a moving experience to see so many people gather to commemorate all those who have given service in defense of our country.

The Winter Sleepout was one of the highlights of the year with 75 senior students taking part in the overnight sleepover in the grounds of Trinity College. Students brought cardboard to sleep on and many of them constructed ingenious shelters for the night. During the evening, Year 12 leaders conducted a series of activities to raise awareness of homelessness in Perth and soup and bread were served from the Red Cross Soup Patrol for the evening meal. Mr Peter Stewart spoke to the group about the work of the Christian Centre for Social Action which provides daily meals and comfort and support to homeless and marginalised people. Students were in their ‘beds’

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by 12.00am — it was a long and cold night but everyone enjoyed the experience — and over $1800 was raised for the Christian Centre for Social Action.

As a follow-up to our campaign to end the death penalty which collected over 500 signatures from the College community last year, an early morning vigil was held outside the Indonesian Consulate by a group of senior students and several Old Boys who were involved in the collection of signatures. The occasion was the announcement that several more people on death row in Indonesia were about to be executed. The group was invited into the Consulate and listened very respectfully to the representative of the consul. The students put forward their views on the issue, very thoughtfully but emphatically. Although she presented the official line of the Indonesian government, on its need to ‘go hard’ on drug dealers, she gratefully accepted our petition and invited the students to visit again.

Several of the key leaders gave time during the year to make presentations, to groups within and outside the College, of the impact of Christian Service on the College.

Colin Rapkoch, Trent Piccicacco (12.2) and Joseph Turner (12.2) spoke to a group of student teachers at the University of Notre Dame. John Pisano, Samuel Fasolo (12.1) and Samuel Hadfield spoke to the EREA Heads of Junior Schools. And John Pisano, Joseph Turner and Colin Rapkoch made a presentation to College staff on their Christian Service professional development day.

Congratulations to all students involved in these activities.

Their enthusiasm and commitment is a positive reflection of the College mantra of being a Man for Others.

Mrs Marya Stewart Director of Christian Service

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BACK ROW: Farruh Mavlonov, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Samuel Hadfield, Luke Colreavy, Thomas Rowney, Nicholas Fanchi, Thomas Norman, Kyle Sullivan, Nicholas Sumich, Daniel Carter, Mathew John, Conor Mackie, Liam Heald THIRD ROW: James Hoare, Conor McCarthy-Rymer, Oscar Pecorari, Kai Hickey, Joshua Foti, Trent Piccicacco, Jack Damir, Dion Cotterle, Luke McCarthy, Anthony Carbone, Callum Brady, Jack Hansen, Jordan Monastra SECOND ROW: Fra Oscar Aguilera, Liam Taddei, Carl Fasolo, Mason Nicolaou, Trong Nguyen, Luke Smith, Hamish Townsend, Troy Jones, John Buchanan, Jesse Pigram, Matthew De Cinque FRONT ROW: Ms Donette Firkins, Mr Michael Slack-Smith, Ms Lissa Coleman, Reece Drudi, Nathan Sparks, Jed Herne, Mark Leung, Callum Dewsbury, Mr Christopher Allanson, Mrs Marya Stewart, Mr Jarrad Quartermaine

GROUP KAIROS #43

BACK ROW: Leo Milazzo, James King, Jordan Alvaro, Justin Lawrence, Henry Malkovic, Nathan Yukich, Wilbur Bissett, Luke McPherson, Benjamin Davies, Reuben Tuffin, Liam Crevola THIRD ROW: Thomas Walsh, Brandon John, André Roberts, Simeon Leatherland, Joseph Turner, Scott Reid, Matthew Majewski, Marcus Caravella, Lachlan Hogg, Rory Clarke, Jack Biasin SECOND ROW: Samuel Fasolo, Brandon Doray, Ethan Petta, Travis Austen, Fra Oscar Aguilera, Sam Reid, Michael Fraser, Joshua Naylor, Keeley Rodgers, Lochie Taylor, Jasper Sirr-Davis, Travis Levett FRONT ROW: Ms Sonia Scordo, Mrs Rosa West, Hamish Townsend, Samuel Hadfield, Mr Chris Morris, Nicholas Fanchi, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Conor McCarthy-Rymer, Mr Gordon Dean, Ms Susie Edwards, Mr Leo Murray

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BACK ROW: Alessandro Birighitti, Fra Oscar Aguilera, Angus McKenna, Tamba Lebbie, William McDonald, Samual Hobbs, Harrison Rhodes, Lucas Starkie, Samuel Cocks, Sebastien Pijls, Samuel Cannell, Mark Allen, Joseph McDonald, Carter Rodgers, Fintan O'Hurley, Mr Leo Murray THIRD ROW: Zeke Okely, Michael Martin, Samuel Thorniley, Jacob Houwen, Ben Pellizzari, John Pisano, Thomas Cavanagh, Callum Lovegrove, Kyle Cionci, Nicholas Godsell, Damon Marciano, Bailey Gregson, Max Nicolay SECOND ROW: Nathan Huntley, Colin Rapkoch, Simon Tong, Julian Ye, Francis Calabro, Michael Ferrari, Brennan Edwards, Rohan James, Timothy Adams, Joseph Belfiore, Andrei Lacsamana FRONT ROW: Mr Daniel Bateman, Mr Chris Morris, Ms Susie Edwards, Luke Colreavy, Benjamin Davies, Justin Lawrence, Luke McPherson, Liam Crevola, Mr Tim Hince, Mr Richard Herrmann

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BACK ROW: Ben Pagano, Liam Buckley, Thomas Breust, Liam Spadoni, Nicholas Ellison, Shaun Correa, Brandon Starcevich, Wynton Galloway FIFTH ROW: Ethan Taylor, Matthew Dwyer, Thomas Moorcroft, James Myers, Leon Formato, Jason Gonsalves, Nicholas Thorne, James Marthins FOURTH ROW: Daniel La Piana, Samuel D'Souza, Joshua Morcombe, Tennessee Buti, Jacob Cowan, Simon Lee, Anthony Hoang, Ryan Dorman, Jack Higgins THIRD ROW: Hamish Gillespie, Aaron Gangemi, Samuel Henley, Hieu Dong, Jack Barclay, Joseph Costa, Mason Vuleta, Harry Boyle, Kevin Khuu, Justin Lim SECOND ROW: Zachary Binning, Luke Scarfone, Samuel Moffatt, Thomas Cotter, Euan MacMillan, Mr Leo Murray, Bradley Skajko, Zachary Hooper, Yianni Kakulas, Luca Incani, Matthew Argile FRONT ROW: Daniel MacMillan, Dominic Driscoll, Quinn Jago, Dylan Turner, Luke Pearce, Curtis Multari, George Kavalam, Houston Jennings, Georgios Palassis, Andrew Le ABSENT: d'Artagnan Boylan, Matthew D'Souza, Jedd Egan, Oliver Spitteler, Miss Kathryn Down, Matthew Fynn

QUEST CADRE

BACK ROW: Conor Mackie, Samual Hobbs, Justin Lawrence, Mr Leo Murray, Nicholas Fanchi, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Joseph Turner FRONT ROW: Carl Fasolo, Luke Smith, Jack Hansen, Kai Hickey, Callum Brady, Conor McCarthy-Rymer, Brandon Doray, Travis Levett ABSENT: Reuben Tuffin, Jordan Alvaro, Miss Kathryn Down

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BACK ROW: Anthony Carbone, Damon Ferrante, Mr Leo Murray, Jeremy Hansen, Kosta Paraskov FRONT ROW: Ben Kelly, Zachary Hayward, Lachlan Allen, Matteo Primerano, William Gilbert ABSENT: Steele Cahill, Gianluca Cottino, Daniel Fitzgerald, Blake George, James Henshall, Jamie Heslop, Will Hogan, Jamie Kinninmont, Tyrone Mola, Declan O'Hurley, Harrison Pell, Nicholas Radonjic, Toby Robertson, Miss Kathryn Down

Visual Arts In 2016 the Visual Arts Department has provided opportunities for students to experience dynamic learning through involving professional artists with specialist knowledge on their individual art forms.

Amanda Shelsher, a Perth based ceramicist, worked with a select group of senior boys during Term 1 and shared with students, details of her artistic practice, the style of her work and her unique clay sculpting and hand building techniques.

A group of Years 11 and 12 students also visited Edith Cowan University where they experienced a university art education. They participated in activities led by visual artist and university lecturer, Marie Haass. On both occasions the boys enjoyed interacting and working with a specialist within their field. Involving these artists and the community, has enriched the students' learning and appreciation of art, helping them to develop their own relationship and responses to contemporary art and art making.

and supported our talented and budding artists. It was a pleasant evening with drinks and light refreshments adding to the lovely experience. Undoubtedly, one of the highlights of the exhibition was artwork produced by the Year 12s. The winner of the prestigious Year 12 Signum Fidei Art Award was Joshua Foti for his artwork entitled Ciccio. This award is given to the most outstanding artwork produced by a Year 12 student. The runner up prize was awarded to Henry Malkovic (12.6) for his artwork entitled We Need to Talk.

Henry was also the recipient of the People’s Choice Art Award. Congratulations to these deserving prize winners.

Ms Rita Basilio Art Coordinator

The Year 10 sculpture class attended an excursion to Sculpture by the Sea Exhibition at Cottesloe Beach. This excursion was an invaluable learning experience for the boys who were developing their understanding and appreciation of the sculptural art form. The Year 10s also engaged in drawing mechanical subject matter and this work was submitted for entry into the Adelphe King Prize for Drawing. This esteemed award is sponsored by former Art teacher of the College, Mrs Adelphe King, and is awarded for the most outstanding drawing produced by a Year 10 student. Adelphe recently nominated former Art student Lance Taylor (’82) to take over the honour of judging this prestigious award. Congratulations to the winner of the 2016 Adelphe King Prize for Drawing, Joshua Nguyen (10.5) and to the runner up prize winners Alistair Hunt (10.6) and Max Thorniley (10.5).

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A number of other art awards have been presented for outstanding achievement including the Auxiliary Art Award.

As the name suggests, this prize is sponsored by the College Auxiliary and aims to encourage and support Middle School students in their artistic pursuits. This year the winner of the Auxiliary Art Award was Jayden Egitto (9.3).

Several Trinity boys had their artwork selected for the prestigious Angelico Art Exhibition which showcases outstanding artworks produced by students in Catholic schools. Among the individual student achievements, Thomas Payne (10.3) won a Highly Commended prize in the Angelico Art Exhibition. Other talented students with artwork in this prestigious art exhibition included Joshua Foti (12.4), Jesse Pigram (12.7), Wynton Galloway (11.6), Kyron Milosavljevic (10.7), Anders Phan (7.5), Miguel Lopes (7.4) and Nehemiah Reuben (7.8).

The Student Art Exhibition held at the College from 17–21 October, provided an opportunity for us to observe the artistic skills and knowledge of our talented students.

A Parents & Friends viewing evening was held on Tuesday 18 October, where our College community came together

Ms Rita Basilio Art Coordinator

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The Teo family voting for their favourite artwork at the Student Art Exhibition

Joshua Nguyen’s winning entry for the Adelphe King Prize for Drawing

Oliver Pringle at the Sculpture by the Sea art exhibition

Lance Taylor ('82) and Adelphe King

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Max Thorniley, Year 10

Brandon Ronzan, Year 11

Samuel Mangione, Year 11

Jason Gonsalves, Year 11

Anders Phan, Miguel Lopes, Nehemiah Reuben, Year 7

Henry Malkovic, Year 12

Daniel James, Year 11

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Kyron Milosavljevic, Year 10

Rafael Sitorus, Year 7

Kenneth Power, Year 12

Charlie Stops, Year 7

Joshua Foti, Year 12

Jason Gonsalves, Year 11

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Nicholas Caddy, Year 8

Thomas Payne, Year 10

Tom Starcevich, Year 11

Lucas Mills, Year 11

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Music Trinity continues to perform to the highest levels in the Performing Arts Festival for Catholic Schools and Colleges. For the 13th consecutive year, we have been awarded the Zenith Music Award for the most outstanding school in the festival. This is a remarkable achievement of which all our Music, Dance and Drama students should be proud.

Congratulations are extended to the following groups and individuals who were awarded shields in their respective sections of the festival: Trinity/Mercedes Chorale (Secondary Choral, Sacred Music, Liturgical music – original composition), Luis Santos (12.1) and Kayvan Gharbi (12.8) (Secondary Instrumental Duet), Ciaran Paxman (8.2) (Secondary Pianoforte/Pipe Organ solo), Clarinet Quartet (Instrumental Ensemble), Junior Vocal Ensemble (Primary Choral Singing), Luis Santos – (Chapman Scholarship for Secondary Strings) and Gabriel Pereira (4G) (Primary Pianoforte solo). Of particular note, this was the first time that Trinity had won both the primary and secondary piano solo sections in the one year.

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Performances at the ABODA and classical guitar festivals from Trinity and Trinity/Mercedes ensembles continued their strong form from recent years. Both the Wind Orchestra and String Orchestra and both Classical Guitar ensembles achieved an ‘Outstanding’ grade. The Wind Ensemble was awarded an ‘Excellent’ and String Ensemble also fared well gaining a ‘Merit’ award in their section.

During the course of the school year our students also had the opportunity to work with Indian music master, Mr Sandip Burman, members of the Magellan trio and international clarinetist Mr Andrew Simon.

On the staffing, we congratulate Ms Athena Litis on her appointment as Director of Music at Aquinas College.

Ms Litis has made a stellar contribution to the Trinity College Music Department over a significant period of time. Her work with the String Orchestra has always pushed the students to their highest level and the Middle School Vocal Ensemble has become an outstanding training ground for our young vocalists.

However, I consider Ms Litis’ greatest contribution to the department would be the development of the curriculum in the Middle School. In this area, Ms Litis has shown extraordinary passion and the results achieved by the boys are a testament to her dedication and love for her work.

MUSIC TOUR 2016 The Trinity/Mercedes Chorale tour to the United Kingdom and Ireland was a tremendous success. Working with Dr Janet Galvan from Ithaca College in the USA the students flourished, singing repertoire with a theme of ‘Bridges’ from around the world. Two songs, Sililiza and Total Praise, were the ‘hits’ of the tour, with Total Praise being sung at every opportunity in marvelous venues across the length and breadth of Ireland. Highlight pop-up performances

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in Cobh Cathedral and the Belfast Town Hall will always be remembered, as will the combined performances with Dr Janet Galvan in Belfast and Dublin. The tour wrapped up with two concerts and a workshop in London. The workshop with Professor André de Quadros and the Southwark Cathedral performance were London highlights in a memorable tour. Throw in the Titanic exhibition, a couple of well received sung Masses, a soccer game in glorious Dublin sunshine and a castle or two and you have the ideal tour.

Dr Robert Braham Director of Music

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Catholic Performing Arts Awards

Ciaran Paxman, Thomas Cotter, Reuben Tuffin, Dr Robert Braham, Kayvan Gharbi, Luis Santos and Hugo Katich

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Kayvan Gharbi and Luis Santos with the Peter Tannock Award in the Instrumental Duet (Secondary)

Ciaran Paxman with the Fr John Harte Jesuit Award for Solo Duet Piano (Secondary)

Luis Santos, Hugo Katich and Reuben Tuffin

Thomas Cotter

Gabriel Pereira, Mrs Ann Clarke and Zach Neveldson

CATHOLIC PERFORMING ARTS RESULTS 2016 THE 2016 ZENITH AWARD FOR SECONDARY METROPOLITAN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES TRINITY COLLEGE JUNIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE: BRIGIDINE SISTERS’ AWARD CHORAL SINGING (PRIMARY)

GABRIEL PEREIRA:

SISTERS OF MERCY WEST PERTH AWARD, PIANO SOLO/DUET (PRIMARY)

TRINITY/MERCEDES CHORALE:

DAVID PHAM (10.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

EUAN MACMILLAN (11.6) & NINA O’ROURKE (MERCEDES) SECONDARY VOCAL DUET

EUAN MACMILLAN (11.6) SECONDARY VOCAL SOLO

GABRIEL PEREIRA (04G) PRIMARY PIANO SOLO

LORETO SISTERS’ AWARD IN THE CHORAL SINGING SECONDARY SECTION

HUGO KATICH (12.1)

TRINITY/MERCEDES CHORALE:

JACK LE GOUEFF (7.5)

BENEDICTINE COMMUNITY OF NEW NORCIA AWARD – SACRED CHORAL MUSIC (SECONDARY)

TRINITY SENIOR CHORALE:

THERESE TEMBY AWARD – SACRED CHORAL MUSIC (ORIGINAL COMPOSITION) (SECONDARY)

CIARAN PAXMAN:

FR JOHN HARTE JESUIT AWARD, SOLO/DUET PIANO (SECONDARY)

SECONDARY SOLO PIANO INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS)

JESSE PIGRAM (12.7)

SECONDARY VOCAL SOLO

JOSEPH MILNER (6G)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (PRIMARY STRINGS)

JOSEPH MILNER (6G) PRIMARY PIANO SOLO

LUIS SANTOS:

JOSEPH PINTO (10.8) & DAVID PHAM (10.8)

TRINITY CLARINET QUARTET:

JOSHUA LOCKE (8.3)

CHAPMAN AWARD – SECONDARY STRINGS

INSTRUMENTAL DUET (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

PREMIER OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AWARD IN THE INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (SECONDARY)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS)

KAYVAN GHARBI AND LUIS SANTOS:

KAYVAN GHARBI (12.8) & LUIS SANTOS (12.1)

DR PETER TANNOCK AWARD FOR INSTRUMENTAL DUET (SECONDARY)

HONOURABLE MENTIONS ADAM RICCI (9.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

AIDAN DARMAWAN (9.6)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

BASIL GERAD CYRIL (10.7)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

BASIL GERAD CYRIL (10.7) SECONDARY SOLO PIANO

BENJAMIN ADAMS (9.1)

JOSHUA REAPER (10.4)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND) INSTRUMENTAL DUET (SECONDARY 2 DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS)

KAYVAN GHARBI (12.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

LIAM HEALD (12.1)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

LIAM HEALD (12.1)

SECONDARY SOLO WORKS (ORIGINAL DRAMA)

LUIS SANTOS (12.1)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

LUIS SANTOS (12.1)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND) (BASSOON)

LUIS SANTOS (12.1)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND) (CLARINET)

CIARAN PAXMAN (8.2)

LUKE MCCARTHY (12.8)

COOPER BROWN (10.8)

MATTHEW VEREKER (11.8)

DANIEL MACMILLAN (11.7)

NATHAN HOLLAND (7.5)

SECONDARY PIANO SOLO INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS)

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NICHOLAS CADDY (8.1)

TRINITY SENIOR CHORALE

NICHOLAS YAP (7.7)

TRINITY SENIOR CLARINET QUARTET

REUBEN TUFFIN (12.8)

TRINITY SENIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

SHOLTO FOSS (7.7)

TRINITY SENIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

TAIGA MATOBA (7.2)

TRINITY/MERCEDES CHORALE

THOMAS BREUST (11.2)

TRINITY/MERCEDES CHORALE

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS) SECONDARY PIANO SOLO INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

THOMAS BREUST (11.2)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

THOMAS MOORCROFT (11.4) & MATTHEW VEREKER (11.8) INSTRUMENTAL DUET (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

TOMAS PETERSEN (8.2)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

WILLIAM GILBERT (10.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

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TRIO INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (CHAMBER)

GIG (GUYS IN GROOVE) SECONDARY DANCE

THE DONS

CONTEMPORARY BAND

TRINITY COLLEGE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE I INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (CHAMBER)

TRINITY COLLEGE CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE I

SECONDARY CHOIR

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (WOODWIND) SECONDARY CHOIR

SECONDARY SACRED CHORAL MUSIC SECONDARY CHOIR

SECONDARY SACRED CHORAL MUSIC

TRINITY/MERCEDES STRING ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (STRINGS)

TRINITY/MERCEDES VOCAL ENSEMBLE SECONDARY CHOIR

TRINITY/MERCEDES WIND BAND CONCERT BAND

TRINITY/MERCEDES WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT BAND

TRINITY/MERCEDES WIND ORCHESTRA CONCERT BAND

CERTIFICATE OF MERIT ARYAN PULAPPADI (7.7) & JACK LE GOUEFF (7.5) SECONDARY VOCAL DUET

BASIL GERAD CYRIL (10.7) & SAMUEL SYMONS (9.5)

INSTRUMENTAL DUET (SECONDARY BRASS)

BRETT HASSETT (9.1)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

DAVID SLATER (11.3)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

DECLAN RYAN (8.1) & BEN DOYLE (8.5)

TRINITY COLLEGE JUNIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

DECLAN RYAN (8.1)

TRINITY COLLEGE JUNIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

GEORGE KAVALAM (11.1)

TRINITY COLLEGE JUNIOR WIND ENSEMBLE

HARRY BOYLE (11.1)

TRINITY COLLEGE YEAR 11 CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE

JACK LE GOUEFF (7.5)

PRIMARY CHORAL SINGING

PRIMARY SACRED CHORAL MUSIC CONCERT BAND

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

TRINITY COLLEGE YEAR 5/6 CHOIR PRIMARY CHORAL SINGING

TRINITY SENIOR CHORALE

SACRED CHORAL MUSIC-ORIGINAL COMPOSITION

INSTRUMENTAL DUET (SECONDARY PERCUSSION) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY PERCUSSION) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS) SECONDARY VOCAL SOLO SECONDARY VOCAL SOLO

JACQUES MAFRICA (9.7)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

JARRED JEREMIAH (9.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY PERCUSSION)

JAXON DEGEBRODT (9.1)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

JOSEPH PINTO (10.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND) (SAXOPHONE)

KINTA PINCHIN-YAMADA (8.2)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

WILLEM LAMERS (8.6)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS)

WILLIAM TAN (10.7)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

LACHLAN SPENCER (6G)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (PRIMARY STRINGS)

LENNOX MCGRATH (5G) & TED SMITH (5G) INSTRUMENTAL DUET (PRIMARY STRINGS)

LIAM COOPER (7.3)

SECONDARY PIANO SOLO

MUSIC GROUPS BIG (BOYS IN GROOVE) PRIMARY DANCE

CLARINET ENSEMBLE INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (WOODWIND)

LUCAS SICILIANO (7.7)

LORD OF THE FLIES

MARCO MA (10.2)

TC BEATERS

MATTHEW LOO (7.1)

TRINITY COLLEGE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE II

MILAN MAROCCHI (10.6)

TRINITY COLLEGE CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE II

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY PERCUSSION) SECONDARY PIANO SOLO SECONDARY PIANO SOLO INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ELECTRIC GUITAR)

NEHEMIAH REUBEN (7.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

NICHOLAS WALLER (10.7)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

NICHOLAS YAP (7.7)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

PERTH LIBAO (9.6) & DECLAN ALLEN (9.6)

INSTRUMENTAL DUET (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

PERTH LIBAO (9.6)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND)

PETER HOANG (9.7)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY STRINGS)

ROBERTO IAZZI (10.8)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY PERCUSSION)

SAM REID (12.5)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS)

SAMUEL SYMONS (9.5)

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY BRASS)

SECONDARY DRAMA PRODUCTION INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (PERCUSSION) INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (CHAMBER)

INSTRUMENT ENSEMBLE (ACOUSTIC/CLASSICAL GUITAR)

TRINITY COLLEGE MIDDLE SCHOOL CHORALE SECONDARY CHOIR

TRINITY COLLEGE ROCK BAND 3 CONTEMPORARY BAND

TRINITY COLLEGE ROCK BAND 2 CONTEMPORARY BAND

TRINITY COLLEGE SYMPHONIC BRASS INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (BRASS)

TRINITY COLLEGE VOCAL ENSEMBLE II SECONDARY CHOIR

TRINITY COLLEGE VOCAL ENSEMBLE II SECONDARY SACRED CHORAL MUSIC

TRINITY SAXOPHONE QUARTET

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (WOODWIND)

TRINITY STRING QUARTET INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (STRINGS)

SEAN HARRISON (9.6)

TRINITY YEAR 4 CHOIR

SEBASTIAN FOTI (4G)

TRINITY YEAR 5 & 6 STRING ENSEMBLE

THOMAS COTTER (11.4)

TRINITY YEAR 6 STRING QUARTET

TOM MURRAY (8.4)

TRINITY YEAR 9 CLARINET QUARTET

TOMAS PETERSEN (8.2)

TRINITY/MERCEDES STRING ENSEMBLE

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ELECTRIC GUITAR) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (PRIMARY STRINGS) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (SECONDARY WOODWIND) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (ELECTRIC GUITAR) SECONDARY PIANO SOLO

PRIMARY CHORAL SINGING INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (STRINGS) INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (STRINGS)

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (WOODWIND) INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (STRINGS)

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Senior Chorale

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BACK ROW: Joseph Pinto, Wynton Galloway, Thomas Rowney, Thomas Breust, Thomas Norman, Kayvan Gharbi, Nicholas Ellison, Nicholas Waller, Patrick O'Donoghue, Asher Fatin FIFTH ROW: Oliver Betts, Liam Heald, Luke McCarthy, Reuben Tuffin, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Jason Gonsalves, James Marthins, John Pisano, Leo Milazzo, Samuel Hadfield, Daniel LaPiana FOURTH ROW: Thomas Rees, Alexander Sumich, David Adams, Luis Santos, Sam Reid, Jeremy Hansen, Harrison Pell, Connor Rees, Aiden Galvin, Tennessee Buti, Callum Brady, Hieu Dong THIRD ROW: Joseph Eng, Edward Pownall, Jack Kannis, Joshua Lai, Thomas Cotter, Euan MacMillan, Harry Boyle, Hugo Katich, Marcus Ricci, Matthew Vereker, Joseph Bonavita, William Tan, Jack Clear SECOND ROW: Colin Rapkoch, Samuel Fasolo, Zachary Hayward, Dylan Salvia, Oliver Pringle, David Pham, Roberto Iazzi, Thomas Payne, Filipe Lagrenade, Xavier Leatherland, Alistair Hunt, Joel Taylor, Alexander Nguyen, Luca Crevacore, George Kavalam FRONT ROW: Alasdair Cooper, Basil Gerad Cyril, David Slater, Daniel Barrie, Miss Athena Litis, Dr Robert Braham, Mrs Ann Clarke, Quinn Jago, Daniel MacMillan, William Gilbert, Benjamin Olivieri ABSENT: Shawn Tai, Matthew Dwyer, Thomas Moorcroft, Trong Nguyen, Matthew Sales

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BACK ROW: Leo Milazzo, Zaiden Milosavljevic, John Pisano, Joseph Pinto, Wynton Galloway, Nicholas Waller, Thomas Rowney, Thomas Breust, Kayvan Gharbi, Thomas Norman, Nicholas Ellison, James Marthins, Patrick O'Donoghue, Jason Gonsalves, Asher Fatin, Samuel Hadfield, Reuben Tuffin SIXTH ROW: Joseph Bonavita, Thomas Rees, Hugo Katich, Callum Brady, Connor Rees, Alexander Sumich, Harrison Pell, Oliver Betts, Daniel LaPiana, Luke McCarthy, Jeremy Hansen, Sam Reid, David Adams, Aiden Galvin, Tennessee Buti, Hieu Dong, Luis Santos, Joshua Lai FIFTH ROW: Ella Parker, Charlotte Greenway, Margaret Hackwill, Alice Dixon, Mel Moroney, Grace Armstrong, Eva Davidson, Isabella D'Cunha, Sophie Goodlich, Laura Saxon, Isabella Biundo, Jenny Reni, Hannah Anderson, Hannah Palelei, Sabrina Ipsaro-Passione, Monica Galante, Lauren Fosberry, Madeline Kiely, Jessica Brewer FOURTH ROW: Zachary Hayward, Dylan Salvia, Oliver Pringle, Filipe Lagrenade, Jack Clear, Edward Pownall, William Tan, Thomas Cotter, Matthew Vereker, Harry Boyle, Jack Kannis, Marcus Ricci, David Pham, Thomas Payne, Joseph Eng, Roberto Iazzi, Xavier Leatherland, Alistair Hunt, Joel Taylor, Alexander Nguyen THIRD ROW: Arianne Barry, Hannah Parker, Gillian Hackwill, Ruvimbo Tambiri, Iesha Palelei, Matilda Hayward, Phoebe Gadsdon, Mareleen Slabber, Mollie Bissett, Grace Kay, Alexandra Di Dio, Amadea Foss, Lucy Woods, Elizabeth Gilbert, Lydia Algeri, Charlie Teakle, Veronica Fitzgerald, Jemma Middleton, Sophie Hamer, Alysha D'Souza, Anson Mahindra SECOND ROW: Lily MacMillan, Gemma Sabatino, Francesca De Nuccio, Ella-Louise Thomas, Alasdair Cooper, Basil Gerad Cyril, Daniel Barrie, David Slater, Colin Rapkoch, Luca Crevacore, Samuel Fasolo, Quinn Jago, George Kavalam, Euan MacMillan, Daniel MacMillan, William Gilbert, Benjamin Olivieri, Jess Wade, Caitlin Symons, Candice Pigliardo FRONT ROW: Stephanie Shaw, Leanna de Souza, Chantelle Stacey, Neve Havercroft, Atira Shack, Sophie Bottega, Ella McMillan, Putri Sunarko, Ms Claire Glendinning, Dr Robert Braham, Mrs Ann Clarke, Maya Matty, Alexia D'Alesio, Christina Matthew, Kristen Cappeluti, Carissa Soares, Alana Lim, Chloe Keeffe, Keely McMillan ABSENT: Matthew Dwyer, Matthew Sales, Liam Heald, Shawn Tai, Trong Nguyen, Nina O'Rourke, Chelsea Harders, Jayda D'Agostino, Sarah Cocks

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BACK ROW: Alexander Bradley, Joshua Sumich, Jonathan Slater, John Lagan, Jonah Bosio, Alexander Henwood, Ayodhya Jayawickrema, William Rowney, Benjamin Jasper, Colin Howells, James Della Gatta, Aiden Ogg, Jarrod Jeremiah, Angus Owens FIFTH ROW: Samuel Symons, Honour Ta, Jeremy Clarke, Rafael Fiore, Eric Bonney, Aidan Shea, Ethan Loveland, Jarom Watts, Santiago Paz, Dimitri Tsagaris, Ethan Gosatti, Michael Tassone, Chadd Kerrigan, Perth Libao, James Breust FOURTH ROW: Noah Perkins, Jack Wojtowicz, Angus McDonald, Sholto Foss, Adam Ricci, Reuben Webb, Tylar Tran, Luke Candeloro, Nicholas Campagna, Revonne Godfrey, Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, Oscar Wray, Rafael Sitorus, Peter Hoang, Alexander Pagano, Benjamin Adams THIRD ROW: Ashton Cooper, Thomas Tranter, Max Zaccagnini, Domenico Germano, Liam Cooper, Coen Agate, Nicholas Yap, Patrick Scally, Ben Tucker, Jess Higgins, Zacary Lee, Nathan Holland, Matthew Loo, Ciaran Paxman, Joshua Wilson, Giuseppe Macri, Alexander Cartwright SECOND ROW: Dr Robert Braham, Aryan Pulappadi, Samuel Hu, Logan James, Joshua Locke, Samuel Farnfield, Pavel Misiun, Declan Ryan, Declan Allen, Luke Alderslade, Jed Armstrong, Dylan Unsworth-Perez, Ethan Lam, Jacques Mafrica, Francis Moschilla, Jacob Mangan, Lucas Siciliano, Miss Athena Litis FRONT ROW: Anders Phan, Peter Misiun, Benjamin Fels, Owen Sands, Xavier Adamos, Harry Smith, Taiga Matoba, Jude Clarke, Jack Le Goueff, Lachlan Eames, Idon Tringas, Gabriel Hamilton, Miguel Lopes, Nathan DeFonseka, Grant Rapkoch, Christian Silva, James Mahoney ABSENT: Thomas Robertson, Daniel Santelli, Griffin Woodhouse, Brett Hassett, Tomas Petersen

SENIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

BACK ROW: Jason Gonsalves, William Rowney, Nicholas Ellison, Kayvan Gharbi, Thomas Breust, James Marthins THIRD ROW: Hieu Dong, Harrison Pell, Luke McCarthy, Reuben Tuffin, Joseph Pinto, Oliver Betts, Connor Rees SECOND ROW: Filipe Lagrenade, Harry Boyle, Luis Santos, Matthew Vereker, Leo Milazzo, Hugo Katich, William Tan, Thomas Cotter FRONT ROW: Roberto Iazzi, Daniel MacMillan, Joseph Eng, Dr Robert Braham, David Pham, Euan MacMillan, Basil Gerad Cyril ABSENT: Asher Fatin, Thomas Moorcroft, Alexander Nguyen, Trong Nguyen, Thomas Norman, Matthew Sales

MIDDLE SCHOOL VOCAL ENSEMBLE

BACK ROW: James Breust, Michael Tassone, Benjamin Jasper, Joshua Sumich, Jarom Watts, Jeremy Clarke THIRD ROW: Adam Ricci, Rafael Sitorus, Alexander Pagano, Samuel Symons, Perth Libao, Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, Jack Wojtowicz SECOND ROW: Samuel Hu, Ashton Cooper, Ciaran Paxman, Jess Higgins, Nicholas Yap, Liam Cooper, Luke Alderslade, Declan Allen FRONT ROW: Nathan DeFonseka, Taiga Matoba, Jack Le Goueff, Miss Athena Litis, Jacob Mangan, Jude Clarke, Harry Smith ABSENT: Sholto Foss, Anders Phan, Daniel Santelli

TRINITY/MERCEDES STRING ENSEMBLE

BACK ROW: Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, Tylar Tran, Gaudi Robbins, Ashley Degebrodt, Sri Krishna Dharmapuri, Caleb Lai, Rafael Sitorus THIRD ROW: Roisin Leahy, Martha Bird, Chiara Adams, Kelly Moore-Crouch, Cassidy Kempster, Tash Madsen, Niamh Walshe, Sophie Carroll SECOND ROW: Scarlett Corsbie, Xavier Adamos, Benjamin Adams, Mathieu Mai, Peter Hoang, Matthew Loo, Grant Rapkoch, Lucia Cronin FRONT ROW: Sofia Ward, Max Ryan, Trent Smith, Ms Ventia Webber, Tomas Petersen, Sholto Foss, Alice Farley

TRINITY/MERCEDES STRING ORCHESTRA

BACK ROW: Aidan Darmawan, Joseph Bonavita, Nicholas Waller, Thomas Breust, Reuben Tuffin, Luis Santos, Joshua Lai MIDDLE ROW: George Kavalam, Leanna de Souza, Margaret Hackwill, Sophie Hadfield, Miss Athena Litis, Ella Parker, Amadea Foss, Madeline Roberts, Charlotte Greenway FRONT ROW: Nicholas Yap, Taiga Matoba, Jarom Watts, Nicholas Sumich, Kayvan Gharbi, William Gilbert, Lily MacMillan, William Tan

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BACK ROW: Nicholas Campagna, Samuel Symons, Joshua Sumich, Aiden Ogg, Isaac Patman, Alexander Rossi, Ashley Degebrodt, Jarrod Jeremiah, Joseph Ricci, Kin Ting Poon, Angus Owens, Perth Libao THIRD ROW: Mr Paul Waterhouse, Erica Galloway, Holly Lobo-Davies, Isabella Gaston, Jessica O'Brien, Lila Gharbi, Sarah Henbury, Alexandra Del Casale, Anne-Marie Fitzgerald, Angela Lawrence, Bethany Hunt, Madeline Gardiner, Scarlett Mills, Natalie Lawrence, Aimee Nguyen, Cadia Sheehy, Mr Steven Harmer SECOND ROW: Miranda Skinner, Cosette Pachioli, Shana Naushad, Sophia Cirillo, Jacob Mangan, Jacques Mafrica, Reuben Webb, Ms Ventia Webber, William Boxall, Ciaran Paxman, Idon Tringas, Abbey Breust, Alison Haney, Amber Mascarenhas, Brooke Cumming FRONT ROW: Ayodhya Jayawickrema, Luca Rossi, George Hatton, Samuel Hu, Samuel Zimmermann, Jeremy Clarke, Nicholas Caddy, Willem Lamers, Aaron Blampey, Declan Ryan, Benjamin Doyle, Alexander Henwood, Abdurahman Roach ABSENT: Amber Micale, Mutiara Sunarko, Caleb Webb, Declan Allen, Jack Le Goueff, Rory Sinclair, Ben Tucker, Cameron Baker, Jacob D'Castro, George Schelfhout

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BACK ROW: Thomas Cotter, Samuel Hadfield, Luke McCarthy, Asher Fatin, Joseph Pinto, Thomas Rowney, Nicholas Waller, Hasen Degebrodt, Matthew Vereker THIRD ROW: David Slater, Jaxon Degebrodt, Nicholas Bradford, Joshua Reaper, David Pham, Joseph Eng, Alistair Hunt, Daniel Barrie, MacKenzie Spiers, Basil Gerad Cyril SECOND ROW: Ms Ventia Webber, Tayla Rattray, Sophie Hamer, Chelsea Harders, Laura Saxon, Jacinta Smith, Kate Reid, Grace Armstrong, Charlie Teakle, Ms Claire Glendinning FRONT ROW: Sam Reid, Luis Santos, Ania Malek, Liam Heald, Grace Kay, Alexandra Di Dio, David Adams, Carissa Soares, Joshua Locke, Luke Nardelli ABSENT: Euan MacMillan, Tara Lie, Veronica Fitzgerald, Ola Malek, Louis Schelfhout, Callum Brady, Daniel MacMillan, Aiden Galvin, Thomas Rees, Xavier Leatherland, Bronte Miltrup, Carl Fasolo, Roberto Iazzi

SWING BAND I

BACK ROW: Daniel MacMillan, Harry Boyle, Aiden Galvin, Nicholas Waller, Luke McCarthy, Hugo Katich FRONT ROW: MacKenzie Spiers, David Adams, Joseph Pinto, Luis Santos, Callum Brady, David Slater, Joshua Locke ABSENT: Cameron Baker, Mr Daniel Hart

SWING BAND II

BACK ROW: Jack Le Goueff, George Hatton, Isaac Patman, Jack Mitchell, Aiden Galvin, Benjamin Doyle, Idon Tringas FRONT ROW: Willem Lamers, Asher Fatin, Leon Formato, Joshua Reaper, Oliver Pringle, Jeremy Clarke, Aaron Blampey ABSENT: Matthew Fynn, Marcus Bottega, Mr Daniel Hart

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BACK ROW: Aaron Blampey, Basil Gerad Cyril, Samuel Symons, Luca Rossi, Alexander Henwood, Ciaran Paxman, Jacob Mangan FRONT ROW: Sam Reid, Joshua Locke, Luke Nardelli, Mr Steven Harmer, Nicholas Caddy, Alexander Rossi, Ayodhya Jayawickrema ABSENT: Cameron Baker, Aiden Galvin

SAX QUARTET

LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel MacMillan, Joshua Reaper, David Adams, David Slater ABSENT: Mr Daniel Hart

ROCK BAND I

LEFT TO RIGHT: James Greenwell, Joshua Nici, Cooper Brown, Dylan Murphy, Miss Athena Litis ABSENT: Dylan Salvia

ROCK BAND II

LEFT TO RIGHT: Sean Harrison, Alexander Pagano, Jarrod Jeremiah, Declan Allen, Miss Athena Litis ABSENT: Libero Piffaretti

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ROCK BAND III

LEFT TO RIGHT: Owen Sands, Jude Clarke, Benjamin Doyle, Ciaran Paxman, Tom Murray, Miss Athena Litis

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STRING QUARTET

LEFT TO RIGHT: Taiga Matoba, Benjamin Adams, William Tan, William Gilbert ABSENT: Mrs Lena Bennett

CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE I

LEFT TO RIGHT: Matthew Vereker, Jeremy Hansen, Matthew Dwyer, Thomas Breust, Wynton Galloway, Thomas Moorcroft, Hieu Dong, Dr Jonathan Fitzgerald

CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE II

LEFT TO RIGHT: Gianluca Cottino, Adam Ricci, William Shackles, Xavier Carrabba, Samuel Allen, Brett Hassett, Alessio Cottino, Dr Jonathan Fitzgerald

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CONTEMPORARY GUITAR ENSEMBLE I

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Lachlan Rogers, Louis Schelfhout, Milan Marocchi, Leon Formato, Alexander Jasper, Kosta Paraskov ABSENT: Matthew Gerrans, Samuel Mangione, Tomas Wayne, Mr Russell Prior

CONTEMPORARY GUITAR ENSEMBLE II

LEFT TO RIGHT: Oliver Pringle, Milan Marocchi, Ayden Wedge, Anthony Carbone, Sailee Reed ABSENT: Mr Russell Prior

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE II

LEFT TO RIGHT: James Breust, Declan Ryan, Jarrod Jeremiah, George Hatton, Kin Ting Poon, Zacary Lee, Benjamin Doyle, Pavel Misiun ABSENT: Mr Louis Frere-Harvey

CONCUSSION ENSEMBLE

LEFT TO RIGHT: Joshua Nici, Roberto Iazzi, Lachlan Rogers, Nicholas Waller, Justin Lawrence, Joseph Eng, Carl Fasolo ABSENT: Mr James Chong

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Trinity Pipes & Drums The Pipes & Drums has had a successful 2016 being involved in College, community and competition events.

Mrs Maureen Barnett Trinity College Pipes & Drums

Our first whole band event was leading the students for the Head of the River assembly followed by the lone piper playing for the traditional 1st VIII row past.

the ceremony. There were several hundred veterans, their families and dignitaries in attendance. The students met with the WA Governor, Ms Kerry Sanderson.

The Anzac Day parade in the city is an event we usually enjoy but on 25 April 2016 it was an experience we will not forget as we were saturated through from the heavy downpour of rain before the march had even started.

The Pipes & Drums band attended the Armadale Highland Gathering in September and competed in the juvenile section contest and the massed band. We gained a first place certificate and received a monetary reward for taking part. This was an enjoyable day and the students experienced some Scottish culture.

The band’s first competition for the year was the Fremantle Highland Gathering held at The Fremantle Sailing Club in May. There were a few nervous moments for some of the students, as they approached the judges for their solo events. The band performed well and we were pleased that we gained a first place in piping in the march set and second place in piping in the medley set. We certainly appreciated the great support from parents and friends on the day.

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The Indigenous Veterans Commemoration Service at the State War Memorial in Kings Park was an opportunity for Trinity Pipes & Drums to add a sense of occasion to the event with pipers, Daniel Fitzgerald (10.2), Zachary Hayward (10.2) and drummer Alasdair Cooper (10.8) playing for the wreath laying ceremony. This was appreciated by the many dignitaries and members of the public who attended.

Vietnam Veterans Day held in August celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan. The Pipes & Drums travelled to North Beach RSL Club to perform at the request of Mr Chris Rampant who was the coordinator of

Senior Presentation Night always brings some anxious anticipation but the students performed well to an appreciative audience. Trinity Pipes & Drums staff and students congratulate Pipe Major, Nicholas Ellison (11.5), on receiving the honour of Head Prefect for 2017.

To enable the Pipes & Drums to continue its tradition we urgently need new students who are not currently learning a musical instrument to seriously consider learning to play the bagpipes and joining the band. Being a member of the band provides an opportunity to be involved in a traditional music experience, learn about teamwork, develop confidence, have fun and meet new friends. We perform for the College, community and the public and there is an opportunity to travel on tour.

Thank you to the staff, parents and students for an enjoyable 2016.

Mrs Maureen Barnett Trinity College Pipes & Drums

BACK ROW: Ms Maureen Barnett, Quinn Jago, Ethan Lee, Austin Moutia, Ben Pagano, Nicholas Ellison, Ethan Taylor, Liam Devlin, Mr Julian Anderson FRONT ROW: Alisdair Cooper, Yianni Kakulas, Connor Rees, Zachary Hayward, Alexander Pagano, Lex Agate, Hamish Gillespie, Carlos Torre ABSENT: Michael Ferrari, Brandon John, Daniel Fitzgerald

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Trinity Dance Programs Boys in Groove (BIG) and Guys in Groove (GIG)

Ms Laura Boynes Dance Coordinator

BIG and GIG kicked off 2016 with record attendance at the annual dance auditions making selection very difficult.

Both groups spent Term 1 working on a variety of dance skills and styles including hip hop, street and contemporary dance. In June, BIG and GIG impressed parents and friends at the Dance Showcase with a joint hip hop routine and ‘in progress’ pieces for the Catholic Schools’ Performing Arts Festival. Some of the senior boys presented original solos much to the delight of the audience.

In September, both BIG and GIG performed at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre as part of the Catholic Schools’ Performing Arts Festival. Both groups presented energetic performances to a large audience. BIG impressed

with their Olympic themed routine, ‘Ready, Set, Go’ and GIG was awarded an honourable mention for their piece on evolution ‘Revolve’. Both BIG and GIG performed at their respective presentation nights to finish off a fantastic year.

I would like to thank Dr Robert Braham and the music staff for all of their support this year. Thanks to all our dancers from BIG and GIG for their dedication, hard work and commitment this year.

Ms Laura Boynes Dance Coordinator

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BIG

BACK ROW: Ethan Malpass, Luca Bempasciuto, Luca Gosatti, Lachlan Spencer, Cristian Tot, Michael Madara, Xavier Nicoletto, Luca Morelli MIDDLE ROW: Bon Nastasi, Myles Mari, Archie Allen, Branson May, Samuel Periz, Jarvis Rickard, Stephen Franse, Ted Smith, Benjamin Filear FRONT ROW: Isaac Phan, Roberto Galipo, Isaac Heald, Benjamin Cranny, Riley Gott, Jamison Hehir, Bradley Windeknecht, Kundan Dharmapuri ABSENT: Isaac Adamos, Liam Bush, Jack Sawkins, Ms Laura Boynes

GIG

BACK ROW: Sean Harrison, Jack Wojtowicz, Luke Dyson, Fynnigan Langer, Jacob Cowan, Riley Hanlon, Max Ryan, Benjamin Olivieri FRONT ROW: Andrea Di Ciano, Xavier Adamos, Pavel Misiun, Liam Heald, Declan Allen, Harrison Hamlyn, Anthony Taliangis, Thomas Smith ABSENT: Rohan James, Jayden Nguyen, Ms Laura Boynes

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Matthew Argile as Jack in Lord of the Flies

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Drama What an exciting year it has been for Drama at Trinity!

We were proud to present Lord of the Flies as the College production this year.

This was a challenging play for the Year 11 Drama students to take on; however, the cast and crew did an outstanding job. These talented performers stepped up to the mark and established characters that were both creative and believable. The concept of constructing a digital set was one of the stand-out features of this show. We decided to place the characters in two distinct worlds: the literal setting of the deserted island as well as a technological world. By exploring the idea of technology, students were able to modernise the play whilst also using many of its original concepts. The cast consisting of Matthew Argile (11.1), d’Artagnan Boylan (11.8), Harry Boyle (11.1), Liam Buckley (11.1), Tennessee Buti (11.3), Hieu Dong (11.4), Alex Hammond (11.1), Declan Kiddle (11.5), Euan MacMillan (11.6), Joshua Morcombe (11.3), Zachary Mwangangi (11.5), Samuel O’Connell (11.6) and Brodie Scott (11.7) received excellent feedback for their production and should be proud of their efforts.

We also saw our second Year 12 WACE Drama class graduate and achieve some outstanding results. This group of students participated in the Catholic Performing Arts Festival and performed in a Year 12 showcase evening

Ms Lisa Laurino Drama Coordinator

highlighting their hard work and dedication to the course.

A special mention must be made to this year’s Drama Captain, Luke McPherson (12.6) and Vice-captain, Liam Crevola (12.3).

These students demonstrated excellent leadership and we thank them for their commitment and support.

There were many talented and enthusiastic students involved in the Drama electives. Some stand-out performances this year came from our Year 8 students with their highly engaging improvisation skills, the Year 9s melodrama performances and the Year 10s physical theatre pieces. In addition to this, our Year 7 Drama Club students also participated in several workshops and in school competitions, with all students doing a fantastic job.

We offer a special thank you to Mr Ben Mitchell for his time and effort this year—he is an integral part of our Drama team. We are already looking forward to our 2017 Drama programs and the subject taking another leap forward!

Ms Lisa Laurino Drama Coordinator

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BACK ROW: Hieu Dong, d'Artagnan Boylan, Tennessee Buti, Liam Buckley, Alex Hammond, Joshua Morcombe, Samuel O'Connell FRONT ROW: Matthew Argile, Euan MacMillan, Harry Boyle, Ms Lisa Laurino, Declan Kiddle, Brodie Scott, Zachary Mwangangi

YEAR 12 CATHOLIC PERFORMING ARTS DRAMA

BACK ROW: Tomas Wayne, Matthew Drew, Jordan Martin, Conor Mackie, Stratos Sarris FRONT ROW: Liam Heald, Luke McPherson, Ms Lisa Laurino, Liam Crevola, Nathan Huntley ABSENT: Timothy Adams

Design & Technology The Design & Technology Department has had a very successful year with the students turning out some fantastic projects both in the theoretical and practical areas.

We were rewarded at the beginning of year with Old Boy, Jed Herne (’15), receiving an Exhibition award after achieving the highest possible score in the State for his Design folio in his WACE exam. This has meant that he has been able to fulfil his dreams to study Architecture at Curtin University. He has also returned to the College and spoken to students studying Design in 2016, offering advice and support.

Mr Paul Van Vliet Head of Design & Technology

The Design & Technology team thanks all the students for their efforts this year and looks forward to their continual support. The facilities continue to remain at the forefront in this area and we will grow with the needs of the students.

We wish you all well for the future and look forward to 2017.

Mr Paul Van Vliet Head of Design & Technology

The dedication of the Design & Technology staff has kept the boys at the forefront in our area and made available the many opportunities that arise outside the College.

We have continued to develop the facility, influenced by advancements in technology. We have made three of the latest 3D printers, the ‘UP BOX’, available to the students.

These have been used in Materials, Engineering and Product Design courses with great enthusiasm and endless possibilities in design and creativity.

Academically, new courses catering for the changing needs of the boys have been implemented and the roll out of the national curriculum in our subject area will be our focus for 2017. This will mean that all students in Years 7 and 8 will study Design & Technology during the coming year.

An array of subjects were on offer this year, including VET Certificate II Visual Arts Wood, Engineering Mechatronics, Materials and Design. Design students were involved in the development of the new gymnasium and part of their project included a proposal for the Link Building between the new and old buildings. Students worked with local architects to develop their skills in a more practical sense with real purpose. It proved to be a very rewarding experience for those involved and the quality of the work was exceptional.

In the workshop, some new projects were implemented with students producing some high quality work. Materials students Chas McGill (12.2), Julian Ronzan (12.1) and Denzel Paul (12.7) were part of a group of boys who designed, developed and created a ‘custom fixie’ push bike as part of their Year 12 project. As a department, we also initiated a fundraising raffle for the India Pilgrimage and raffled off one of the custom bikes. It generated great interest and raised valuable funds for this worthy cause.

New staff member, Mr Joel Shinkfield, entered some Year 9 students in the national CO2 Race Car Challenge for the Product Design course. Finishing third in Outlaw class and just 0.1 of a second off the fastest time in the State, demonstrated the success of the subject and the ingenuity of the students.

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Year 9 Product Design students, Zac Wilkins and Luke Veersma, entered their C02 dragsters in the State competition.

Luke placed third in the state, in the “Outlaw” category and Zac finished within the top 6 entries in the “General” category

English “English is a funny language. A fat chance and a slim chance are the same thing.

Jack Herbert

Mrs Su-fen Chung Head of English

Forging ahead in 2016, the English Department continues to make headway with implementation of the West Australian English Curriculum across Years 7–12. Our Year 12 students had the good fortune of being the first cohort of students to encounter the new incarnation of the WACE English examination, having started their foray into ATAR English in Year 11. Their study of dystopian texts, narratives, documentary, expository texts and film have certainly widened their knowledge of the English language and how it can be used across a range of text types. They also had a taste of university life as they attended the Curtin University English and Literature Conference in Term 2.

Living Lecture – Macbeth at the UWA Octagon Theatre: something that they found very rewarding and useful for their own exploration of a key Shakespearean text.

With a main focus on Australian themes, issues, values and attitudes, Year 11 students explored the development and representation of the Australian experience through advertising, documentary, novel study and short stories. They were also exposed to the study of TV drama, which for many students was an enjoyable experience: after all, how many can claim watching TV as homework? With a long-range outlook towards Year 12, it is important that the Year 11 students are provided with as many opportunities as possible, to build a strong foundation for success in the next year.

The horror genre was studied by Year 8 English classes, through their reading of the class novel, Revolver, and then experimenting with the conventions of this genre. We had some budding authors from this group. With the study of autobiographies from a selection of authors, the impact of advertising, the brilliance of Tim Burton films and still images and writing innovative reports on the environmental impact on Australia, the boys were able to widen their understanding of the world around them.

The Year 9 English classes focused on the coming-ofage genre, exploring a selection of texts from novels, documentaries, feature articles and then producing their own multi-modal texts that conveyed a representation of themselves. The boys were fortunate enough to have Phillip Gwynne, author of their class novel, Swerve, provide them with an engaging discussion about his life as an author and close analysis of the novel.

Years 11 and 12 General students also engaged with learning activities that provided them with opportunities to maximise their control over functional literacy and to foster an enjoyment of reading and comprehending a variety of different texts.

The Year 7 boys learnt the art of storytelling and debating in front of their peers, dabbled in creative writing and experimented with constructing a variety of multi-modal texts. Their novel study further enhanced their narrative writing and analysis.

Year 10 students were exposed to a wide range of texts encompassing short stories, film, documentary, feature articles and still images. They also studied the awardwinning novel The Messenger by Markus Zusak. The Literature students were also fortunate to participate in a

A selection of students from Years 8–10 had the privilege of visiting the Literature Centre in Fremantle where they could immerse themselves into the mindset of an author.

Each term, each year group participated in creative writing workshops and were exposed to a different author each time.

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This has been a valuable initiative of the English Department as it allows talented and budding authors to develop their writing and craft it for effect and impact on an audience.

Another initiative for Middle School students was English Toolbox and My Writing Journey. English Toolbox allowed the classes to focus on basic functional literacy, setting up of their online textbook and complete various writing forms that would prepare them for the year. Our Writing Journey was an initiative to give the boys an opportunity to write various responses, with the aim of reinforcing their writing, analytical, interpretative and creative skills.

The Middle School English students also participated in their inaugural Word Mania national competition from 1–20 August. Word Mania is an interactive online word-building game that engages students in a competitive and fun platform. For many boys, their competitive streak suddenly became apparent as the tally board rose and points seemed to increase. Our Year 8 boys won first place for round one and round two and were recognised and congratulated for their achievement.

As the year draws to a close, we acknowledge staff who are taking a break from teaching or who are leaving for various reasons:

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Ms Lisa Potgieter is leaving us after six months to take up a promotional position at Atlantis Beach Baptist College.

We wish her all the very best in her new position and thank her for her services. Ms Helen Knowles will be leaving us for a year of study, rest and recreation and we look forward to her return, refreshed and rejuvenated in 2018.

Mrs Claudia Kelly is currently on maternity leave after delivering a beautiful baby boy, Neo. After six years with Trinity, Mr Richard Herrmann has accepted a position at Perth Modern School as an English teacher. His dedication to his students and attention to detail will be sorely missed and we wish him all the very best in his new and future endeavours. Mr Jean-Marc Rousset is off to enjoy a welldeserved retirement after over 20 years of service, primarily as an enthusiastic and energetic Italian teacher. I am sure the students will miss his kindly presence around the school yard as we will in the office and we wish him all the very best as he kicks off his proverbial shoes and puts his legs up for a nice rest.

It has been my good fortune to join such a dynamic, supportive and determined English Department as the Head of Learning Area. The level of commitment and dedication of all the staff have displayed for the subject and their students continues to amaze me on a daily basis.

I thank and congratulate all the English staff for their enthusiasm, professionalism and fantastic work ethic that have allowed our students to achieve their potential in 2016.

I also thank my Assistant Head of Learning Area, Mrs Rosa West, for her unswerving dedication to the cause and for her support and encouragement as I settled into my role here at Trinity College. With such a fabulous and committed team, I am certainly confident that 2017 will be an equally rewarding and successful year.

Mrs Su-fen Chung Head of English

Visiting Author Philip Gwynne

Debating “Do you like to argue?” Imagine asking this to a school full of boys! The debating season at Trinity began with words to this effect and unsurprisingly, the response was high, with over 30 students signing up, keen to challenge, provoke and persuade.

In a year filled with political controversies and social media encouraging debate through tweets, posts and memes, it was due to be an exciting year.

With over seven teams across the three levels of novice, junior and senior, Trinity College Debating teams entered the arena of the Western Australian Debating League (WADL) competition. This year, WADL included a wide range of opportunities to debate the rise of celebrity culture: ‘That we regret the popularity of celebrities such as the Kardashians’, Crime & Punishment ‘Drink Driving’ and ironically enough ‘That Donald Trump has been good for democracy’.

The novice teams of Years 7 and 8 students demonstrated a heady mixture of naïve and innocent enthusiasm with nerves, adrenalin and solid arguments. They contested whether ‘We should abolish the States and the merits or drawbacks of ‘Video referees’. Included in this season was a standout win when debating the motion ‘That coding should be a compulsory subject in high school’. Our junior team of Years 9 and 10 boys returned with a passionate desire to build on their development from previous years and for some to claim the title they almost won in seasons past. However, this was not to be the case in the end. The juniors debated motions such as ‘We should pay all politicians the median wage of their country’ as well as topics such as ‘Art funding’, and the possibility of an all ‘Female jury’ for particular cases. Congratulations are due to the Junior Trinity 1 team who was appointed Junior Division winners, having won all their debates in the first five rounds.

This was an excellent achievement for the team consisting of Jeremy Hansen (10.4), Asher Fatin (10.1) and Dimitri Tsagaris (9.7). Unfortunately, an inexplicable loss in the preliminary finals meant there was to be no return to finals.

The Years 11 and 12 senior teams, built superbly on their experiences in debating, which was led by the gusto and experience of the Debating Captain, Hamish Townsend (12.5). For many of the seniors, this would be their final year representing the College in the WADL competition and they approached this season with an impressive desire. The early rounds included prepared debates and then moved into the more difficult realm of impromptu debates. These allowed the boys just one hour to plan their arguments and compose their speeches, on challenging topics such as ‘That we should require all elite private schools to accept a minimum of 25% of their students from disadvantaged and low socioeconomic status backgrounds’. These impromptu debates showcased a range of styles, from the sound and fury of Trinity’s own evangelical style of Hamish Townsend; the measured, methodical and logical style of Andrew Le (11.2) to the poetic flamboyance of debutant Rohan James (12.2).

I was honoured to have the experience of coordinating these young men and witnessing their extra-curricular efforts, their

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sense of desire and a spirit of brotherhood. I thank their parents and siblings, who provided transport and support.

No doubt, they all listened to the chanting practice in the car on the way to the debates, the intonations, repetitions and stream of rhetorical devices, facts and statistics.

Debating is a great opportunity provided by the College and I encourage even greater numbers of students to sign up and speak up in 2017.

Mr Martin Guest Debating Coordinator

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JUNIOR DEBATING TEAM

LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacob Mangan, Manav Patel, Thomas Payne, Mr Martin Guest, Asher Fatin, Jeremy Hansen, Dimitri Tsagaris

SENIOR DEBATING TEAM

LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrew Le, Colin Rapkoch, Rohan James, Mr Martin Guest, Leon Formato, Ashton Godfrey, Hamish Townsend

Inclusive Education “When we study together, we learn together, we work together and we prosper together“ Barack Obama Inclusive Education incorporates: 1.

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Supporting students with disabilities Gifted & Talented Programs Post-compulsory schooling pathways

It was a busy year in 2016 for the Inclusive Education team.

Once again, we have strived to provide opportunities for our students that go above and beyond merely providing education support. We are a safe haven for those students who face challenges with their work, their relationships with other students or simply communicating their concerns or anxieties. The centre is always busy and bustling with noise and students learning. It is a vibrant, ever-changing learning environment.

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Ms Lissa Coleman Director of Inclusive Education

at the College. She has extended her programs this year to working with small groups of ‘social detectives’, who are on the hunt for social clues, working out the best way to interact with others. Sadly, she is leaving us for wider horizons in Melbourne but I thank her for her dedicated and professional service to the boys at the College.

Mr Richard Herrmann, Gifted & Talented Coordinator, has provided some wonderful opportunities for our students, with great success. An increasing number of our boys are benefiting from his expertise and professionalism. Details of the extent of his work are available on the Gifted & Talented page. He, too, is leaving Trinity at the end of 2016 and I thank him for all his continued professionalism and innovative programs.

Ms Donette Firkins, Learning Support teacher for Years 7 and 8, has continued to provide excellent support in literacy and numeracy for her students. She has expanded the level of support into modifying programs, writing individual programs, tutoring and offering a far wider range of opportunities for our students in 2016. Her Lego club at lunchtime on Mondays is a popular place for those boys who seek an alternative to ball games and is always well attended. Next year she takes on the mantle of Gifted & Talented Coordinator, another of her many skills.

Mr John Overton, Certificate II Business, provided a bespoke program for students who need a more ‘hands on’ approach to their learning. He coordinated Post Compulsory Schooling pathways and work placements for our boys, designing and organising more thoughtful and appropriate placements for them. Mr Ben Russell (’04), an Old Boy of the College, took over John’s role midway through the year. He has done a fantastic job and the students are now qualified baristas. His energy and enthusiasm are very much appreciated.

Miss Deborah Smit, Speech Pathologist, works predominately with the junior and middle school years providing intervention, therapy and diagnostic testing

Support continues for all our students where the department endeavours to provide equity and fairness. Support that includes testing, case management, identifying and

Year 11 Students working towards their Certificate II in Business

Conor McCarthy-Rymer helping Samual Hobbs celebrate his 18th birthday

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Programs such as QuickSmart, Sound Way to Reading, Writing and Spelling, Cert II Business could not be delivered without the support of the College leadership. These are programs that are research-based and have proved to be very successful.

JUNIOR SCHOOL GIFTED & TALENTED This year the Junior School students have again benefited from the availability of education assistants who work in conjunction with class teachers to ensure all students are given the opportunity to achieve their full potential. Some of the programs that have successfully catered for many students with difficulties in literacy include the Sound Way to Reading, Writing and Spelling program and the MacqLit Reading program. At other times, we work alongside the classroom teachers assisting students who may need further clarification, extra scaffolding of tasks or the opportunity to challenge and extend themselves.

The area of Inclusive Education also caters for high achievers in the Junior School. These students are selected to participate in a variety of problem-solving activities, research projects, collaborative tasks and quests, with a focus on creativity, during one-hour lessons each week.

The Year 4 Gifted & Talented class has designed, created and presented their Plan your own Playground; the Year 5 Gifted & Talented class has designed and presented their

Passion Projects and the Year 6 Gifted & Talented class has researched and presented at the esteemed Evening of Eminence event. As well as these activities, many highachieving students have had the opportunity to participate in a variety of inter-school and interstate competitions such as the Academic All Stars Day, da Vinci Decathlon, Perth Speakers’ Award, Cluedunnit Kids and chess tournaments.

I take this opportunity to thank all Inclusive Education staff for their personal commitment to our students—they go above and beyond what they are asked to do. To Ms Donette Firkins, Mr John Overton, Mr Richard Herrmann, and Mr Ben Russell who supported and provided for our students with such enthusiasm and care, I thank you for giving our students a genuine and appropriate inclusive learning environment. Ms Ricki Boe, Learning Support/ Junior School Gifted & Talented Coordinator is someone who cannot be praised highly enough for her hard work and expertise. Deb is also thanked for her tireless efforts and continued flexibility when it comes to last minute changes.

Finally, I thank all the education assistants who work one-toone with our students and are the heartbeat of the College.

To Mrs Catherine Ryan, Mrs Fiona Pagano, Mrs Donna Landon, Mrs Jodie Green, Mr Will Brock and Ms Sue Wheeler, your compassion, care and love of our students are evident in all that you do for them and the progress that they make is because of that support. I cannot thank you enough for your efforts. The Mary Rice Learning Centre is a place where real learning occurs and tolerance and understanding begins.

Ms Lissa Coleman Director of Inclusive Education

Certificate II Business “Success is the sum of small efforts-day in and day out.”

Robert Collier The Certificate II Business course promotes an inclusive learning environment in which students can participate in a variety of projects. The course is a comprehensive training package which has a strong emphasis on developing life skills and strategies for industry. A large emphasis is placed on providing students with the chance to become workplace ready before graduating and to progress into a career pathway that complements the student’s skillset.

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The Certificate II in Business consists of 13 units of work which can be completed across Years 11 and 12. Each unit competency has several performance criteria which relate to a particular skill or workplace situation in the business industry. Most of the units are practically-based and offer a realistic approach to the workforce which we endeavour to educate through enterprise ideas such as this year’s barista course and our regular cooking classes. On completion, each graduate receives a nationally recognised qualification which students can use to gain entry into a higher learning institution such as TAFE, or graduates have the option to join the workforce with confidence knowing they have workplace experience.

We base a lot of assessments around organisational activities, as this is an important skill in industry. The students found this particularly challenging at the start of

Mr Ben Russell Certificate II Business Coordinator

Mr John Overton Certificate II Business Coordinator

the year, as we simulated an environment with strict policies and procedures they would experience in a real workplace.

The Year 11 students created a virtual business which operates under similar guidelines and structures to any small business. This year the Year 11 students created a smoothie stand, ‘Sweet as Smoothies’, which produced healthy smoothies for sale and consumption at lunch times throughout the year. Funds generated from the exercise were put towards additional resources within our program and towards the next India Pilgrimage.

The practical nature of the course provides a supportive educational experience for our students, with a real emphasis on preparing students for life after Trinity College. Each member of the course has demonstrated a professional and mature approach to alternative learning styles, embracing the opportunity to develop teamwork, communication, presentation and organisational skills. We were very pleased to see the Year 12 students receive their certificates and commend the way they approached the course. We thank the students for their hard work, commitment and enthusiasm in which they have approached the qualification.

We wish these students all the best for their future.

Mr Ben Russell and Mr John Overton Certificate II Business Coordinators

Gifted & Talented “Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.”

This sentiment, so wonderfully expressed by Socrates, reminds us that education is not just about content, standardised testing and tertiary entrance ranks. It should embark the learner on a lifelong process to discover new skills, wisdoms and the understandings that we don’t know, what we don’t know.

The College’s Gifted & Talented program aims to inspire young learners to take the reins in their own education and by doing so, engage in passions and challenges not available in the traditional school curriculum. This year, not only have we offered our students a diverse range of cocurricular academic opportunities, we also implemented our new in-school elective program available to students in Years 8–10.

FLEXIBLE LEARNING ENHANCEMENT (FLEX) FLEX serves as a sequenced, flexible and cross-curricular learning opportunity for small groups of students who demonstrate academic talents or giftedness. Boys from the aforementioned year levels are invited to participate based on outstanding potential, achievements or contributions demonstrated through their studies. With the aim of developing our students’ cognitive abilities, the themes for each respective year are Futuristic Thinking (Year 8), Critical Thinking (Year 9) and Philosophical Thinking (Year 10). I thank Ms Lissa Coleman and Ms Donette Firkins for their support in the coordination and running of this new program.

Mr Richard Herrmann Gifted & Talented Coordinator

THE DA VINCI DECATHLON This year, the College fielded four teams across Years 7–10 in the da Vinci Decathlon, a prestigious academic gala day hosted annually at Wesley College. This highly competitive inter-school event operates in the spirit of an Olympic Decathlon, with a variety of team challenges including categories varying from Engineering to Cartography. The decathlon serves as an exciting opportunity for some of our highest-achieving students to be challenged in a rewarding and dynamic team environment.

Our Year 10 team executed our strongest performance, achieving equal first in the Art and Poetry section, second in Code Breaking and third in English, frustratingly being only one point away from first place in this category. They were placed fifth among sixteen schools.

LIONS YOUTH OF THE YEAR This year, four students across Years 11 and 12 were selected to compete in the prestigious Lions Youth of the Year competition. Although Zachary Hooper (11.6) and Houston Jennings (11.5) were not able to progress beyond

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the first round, Houston was recognised as the best speaker in his group of competitors. Trent Piccicacco (12.2) and Kayvan Gharbi (12.8) experienced even more success in the competition, and Kayvan was invited to participate in the district finals.

ROSTRUM VOICE OF YOUTH Once again, Jeremy Hansen (10.4) progressed through to the State finals of Rostrum Voice of Youth, Australia’s premier public speaking competition for secondary school students.

Jeremy secured his place in the final round in the semifinals after presenting a compelling speech on the topic of ‘Invisible Barriers’. Competing against students from around the State across Years 10 to 12, Jeremy spoke about the success we can achieve when we overcome our fear of failure.

He was also required to present an impromptu speech, for which he explored the importance of remaining ‘Forever Young’. This is the second consecutive year that Jeremy has been invited to compete at the State finals, but his first time at the most senior division of the competition — this is an incredible achievement. Michael Tassone (8.3) and David Pham (10.8) presented wonderful speeches in the first round of the competition, but were not successful in progressing further. I applaud these students for their fantastic efforts and hope that they will use their experiences to perform even more effectively in next year’s competition.

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Select students from Years 7–9 competed in the Perth round of the 2016 World Scholar’s Cup — a quirky and joyful two-day event which was hosted by Scotch College. This year’s theme was ‘An Imperfect World’: a concept which encouraged students to tackle global challenges across

Lions Youth of the Year

a variety of individual and group tasks. Our teams performed well, with five of the seven spirited groups qualifying for the global round of the competition. Aside from the array of medals earned by our boys, each student was pleased to take home a ‘Jerry’, the fuzzy alpaca that forms the event mascot. I congratulate the boys for the fine way they represented our College.

THE PERTH PHILOSOTHON I thank Michael Tassone (8.3), Ciarán McCarthy-Rymer (9.5), Joseph Pinto (10.8) and Aidan Mansfield (11.6) for their enthusiastic and mature involvement at this year’s Perth Philosothon, which was hosted by Perth College. The Philosothon is a prestigious academic competition for which students contemplate important philosophical questions in small-group discussions called Communities of Inquiry.

This year the topics were: 1. How can a benevolent and omnipotent God permit innocent suffering?

2. Can a robot be conscious?

3. Is there a right to be rescued?

4. Why are human beings so easily deceived?

The team of four spent many weeks engaged in reading, coaching and discussion during the lead-up to the event, which serves as a unique opportunity to explore fascinating topics with some of the finest student thinkers in the State.

I commend the boys for their wonderful contributions and congratulate them for the skills they have developed through their involvement in the philosophical process.

Mr Richard Herrmann Gifted & Talented Coordinator

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Italian This year has been a busy year in Italian with many exciting things happening.

Mrs Eliza Knapman Italian Specialist

Mr Jean-Marc Rousset Italian Specialist

Trinity was very fortunate to have an Italian language assistant during Term 2. Ms Elisa Beretta, from Crema in Lombardy, was hosted by Ms Eliza Knapman and the Robinson and Pownall families. She was a fantastic help in all areas of the Italian program and the senior students appreciated the help she gave them. Her assistance was organised by the West Australian Association of Teachers of Italian (WAATI) and the Università Cattolica di Milano.

Another fantastic addition to the Italian program this year was the hosting of exchange student Roberto Menta,

by Blake George (10.2). Roberto spent two months at Trinity from June to August as part of an intercultural exchange program jointly organised by WAATI in Perth and Intercultura in Italy. Roberto enjoyed attending Trinity and welcomed the opportunity to learn about Australian culture while improving his English.

A new initiative in the Junior School was a weekly award called La Classe Italiana della Settimana which was awarded to the best class of the week. At the end of the year Mr Andrew Hayes’ Year 5 Green class took out the overall prize.

One of the highlights of the year was Italian Week in Week 4 of Term 4. There was a real buzz around the College during Italian Week. Highlights included the gelato van, wood-fired pizza van and the display in the Library of staff with Italian heritage. The Year 6 students thoroughly enjoyed making fresh pasta but by far the most impressive sight was the Ferrari and Maserati cars that were on display. A big thank you must go to Barbagallo Motors and Ferrari Formalwear in Cannington for their contributions which helped to make Italian Week such a success.

Finally, it is with great sadness that we farewell Mr Jean-Marc Rousset (’69) after 30 years of teaching at Trinity. He is affectionately known as JM by staff and students.

To demonstrate the high esteem that the boys have for him, a group of Year 12s put forward a proposal for Room A209 to be renamed the Jean-Marc Rousset Language Centre in recognition of his great contribution to language teaching at Trinity. With the naming of this room it means JM will forever remain a part of our wonderful College.

Mrs Eliza Knapman Italian Specialist Mr Jean-Marc Rousset (’69) Italian Specialist

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The PL Duffy Library Resource Centre The PL Duffy Library in the Senior School is not only a quiet refuge for our community to devour books but it is also an active space that offers numerous co-curricular opportunities and events for our students.

With particular highlights this year including hatching 11 chickens, regular gaming days as well as John Madd the Magician and the Reverend Toddy dazzling the crowds with their magic and side show performances.

BOOK WEEK The theme for the Children’s Book Council of Australia Book Week was Australia! Story Country and we continued our tradition of dedicating a whole week to celebrating our love of books.

During Book Week we awarded the winners of the Brother Gerry Faulkner Literary Competition with prizes and, like most events in the library, a morning tea. The winner and all the high quality entrants are congratulated on their participation. The winners were: SENIOR SCHOOL

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Winner: Ferry Man by Marcus Caravella (12.2) Honourable Mention: $1.20 Worth of Home by Tim Ludovico (10.3) MIDDLE SCHOOL Winner: The Darkness Cloaked Him by Kinta Pinchin-Yamada (8.2) Honourable Mention: Ethereal by Samuel Minniti (9.3) Most Improved: Ethan Sinclair (9.7)

Mrs Bindy Hammond Head of Library and Research

JUNIOR SCHOOL Winner: Drift’n Round the Corner by Joel Carcich (5G) Honourable Mention: The Beauty of Nature by Branson May (5W), Life by Nathan Tobin (5W), My Story by Matthew Ryan (4B) During Book Week, West Australian author and illustrator, James Foley, spent a number of days hosting workshops and sharing his experiences as an author and illustrator with students from Years 7–10. Amongst other insights he explained the process of developing the zombie bunny character from the Children’s book My Dead Bunny. This discussion proved very humorous and informative as his bunny illustrations developed over time. He also spent two lunch times helping students produce their own zombie clay models.

Students also participated in a Design a Book Mark competition. The winning designs have been printed and are in circulation. A big thank you goes to all the boys who submitted designs. The 2016 Book Mark Designers are George Yip (12.8), Mathieu Mai (10.8), Jacob Mangan (9.1), Luke Grattoggi (8.4), Pavel Misiun (8.3), Rory Charles (7.2), Taylor Van Vliet (6B,) James Pampacos (6B), Ted Smith (5G), Harrison Watkins (5G) and Matthew Ryan (4B).

YEAR 7 MORNING TEA As the Year 7s transition in to the Senior School, the Library, in conjunction with the English staff believe it is

Year 7 student Nathan DeFonseka

important to engage them as soon as possible in their new library. Therefore, as part of this effort the Middle School Reading Program celebrates consistent readers by hosting a morning tea and awarding certificates and prizes to students for their outstanding reading. This year, 35 boys were given certificates and prizes. Taylor Hannah (7.8) and Callum Lee (7.7) were awarded Dymocks gift cards for reading over 100 books.

The other outstanding readers were: Benjamin Fels (7.6), Sholto Foss (7.7), Luke Alderslade (7.7), Benjamin Shah (7.6), Matthew Loo (7.1), Jonas Soares Mendes (7.3), Carlos Tan (7.5), Seshan Dharmasundera (7.4), Lachlan Moroney (7.8), Eli Hayes (7.4), Ben Tucker (7.2), Jensen Yeo (7.8), Lachlan Bonwick (7.7), Mitchell McGrath (7.4), Noah McDonald (7.4), Samuel Thorpe (7.7), Fraser O’Sullivan (7.2), Anders Phan (7.5), Christian Silva (7.8), Nicholas Yap (7.7), Nicholas Biundo (7.4), Julian Leone (7.8), Nathan DeFonseka (7.7), Jeremy Clarke (7.8), Jack Le Goueff (7.5), Rafael Sitorus (7.8), Jed Armstrong (7.1), Gabriel Naylor (7.6), Lachlan Eames (7.1), Eli Loveland (7.5), Lucas Siciliano (7.7), Christopher Marchesani (7.1), Francis Moschilla (7.1).

EVENTS In Term 4 the library hosted members of the Trinity College and wider community in a Conversation with Mitchell Johnson hosted by Humanities teacher, Mr Dustin Aylemore. The event was a great success with Mitchell Johnson successfully launching his first autobiography and was happy to sign books and have photos taken with his fans.

PHILLIP GWYNNE Author, Phillip Gwynne, gave a presentation to students in Years 7–10 in Term 2. Phillip Gwynne is the author of Swerve, which is studied as part of the Year 9 English program.

The students of the Middle School found it thoroughly engaging and inspiring to meet the author of a text that they had studied.

BOOK CLUB This year our Book Clubs continued to meet every fortnight to share what they are reading and catching up with friends.

During Term 4 all the Book Clubs celebrated with a pizza lunch and badge presentation. Joshua Locke (8.3) summed up Book Club with this entertaining rap.

“I like Book Club because of books and tea, I like Book Club because of books we read.

Book Club is fun, Hangin’ out with my chums.

This was my speech, And now it is done.”

YEAR 11 WITH MRS HAMMOND: Thomas Cotter (11.4), Jason Gonsalves (11.1), David Adams (11.2), George Kavalam (11.1), Luca Incani (11.2), Ben Pagano (11.3), Daniel Barnes (11.1), Liam Buckley (11.1), Alex Hammond (11.1), Luke Espinoza (11.1), Hector Divinagracia (11.1), Jacob Cowan (11.1), Frasier Sundra (11.7).

YEAR 10 WITH MS MCDOWALL: David Pham (10.8), Jarrad Scott (10.8), Roman Okely (10.8), Thomas Payne (10.3), Timothy Feasey (10.4), Muhau Maliti (10.1), Alexander Galante (10.6), Basil Gerad Cyril (10.7), Luke Nardelli (10.7), Joshua Reaper (10.4).

YEAR 9 WITH MS MCLEVIE: Alex Henwood (9.1), Jacob Mangan (9.1), Jaques Mafrica (9.7), Aidan Shea (9.2).

YEAR 8 WITH MS MACKENZIE: George Hatton (8.3), Joshua Locke (8.3), Joshua Sumich (8.6), Joshua Crevola (8.3), Nikolo Lake (8.6), Ethan Throssell (8.1), Campbell MacLean (8.3), Jonathon Carson (8.6).

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Mathematics This year the first of our students who worked with the National Curriculum, have reached Year 12. Programs had to be written for all the new courses and, as with any change, there are differences that required some close attention.

Also, with the experience of having now taught the new courses, we will make subtle changes to ensure students receive the best possible delivery of these courses.

This year we had the full implementation of Mathspace, delivered to all courses from Years 7–10. Students use their laptops to access the textbook and any exercises that are set. The program allows staff to easily monitor how much work each student is doing and how successful they are.

We can quickly see if there are general trends in a student’s work that requires further teacher input.

Mr Geoff Jamieson Head of Mathematics

Mathematics Olympiad, WA Junior Olympiad, Australian Intermediate Olympiad and Australian Problem Solving Mathematical Olympics and the International Mathematics Modelling Competition.

AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION The 2016 competition results showed a continuation of a very high standard of performance of our students. This competition also attracts entries from some 40 other countries. It is an excellent indicator to confirm our belief in the quality and standard of Mathematics education at Trinity.

During March, Trinity College was the host school for the WA Mathematical Association Have Sum Fun competitions, where we hosted around 30 schools for the senior competition (Years 11 and 12) and also the junior competition (Years 7 and 8). While we were unable to secure a win in either competition, the use of Trinity College as a venue was exceptionally well-received.

This year our students achieved the following results:

The College also played host to the Mathematical Association of WA for their annual two day conference. This conference attracted mathematics teachers from around WA and offered a great variety of professional development in mathematics. This was a most successful event and planning is underway for a repeat in 2017.

Year 9: Kin Ting (Issac) Poon (9.7)

Mathematics Week again offered our students the opportunity to be involved in some practical activities.

Games of chance, forming a human right angle, QR race, library display of mathematics-based objects and a practical display of Pick’s Theorem were all featured.

Year 8: Tomas Petersen (8.2), Matthew Bottega (8.2), Declan Ryan (8.1)

We have offered our students a wide variety of extra competitions, challenges and activities. These include Have Sum Fun, Have Sum Fun Online, Australian Mathematics Competition, Australian Mathematics Challenge, Australian

1 Prize winner 17 High Distinctions 77 Distinctions 167 Credits PRIZE HIGH DISTINCTION Year 7: Lucas Siciliano (7.7), Daniel MacRae (7.6), Fraser O’Sullivan (7.2), Anders Phan (7.5), Flynn Tyson (7.4), Lachlan Eames (7.1), Benjamin Fels (7.6)

Year 9: Ryan Thompson (9.6), Dejan Bouwhuis (9.1) Year 10: Joseph Pinto (10.8), Timothy Ludovico (10.3), William Tan (10.7) Year 11: Jack Meakins (11.2) Year 12: Matthew De Cinque (12.6)

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MATHEMATICS CHALLENGE FOR YOUNG AUSTRALIANS This competition is only for the top class in each year group and involves answering six questions over a three week period. It is an elite competition where questions tend to be quite demanding with only perfect answers receiving marks according to the marking scheme.

This year our student achieved the following results: 5 High Distinctions 17 Distinctions 37 Credits

Have Sum Fun in Gibney Hall

HIGH DISTINCTION Year 10: Thomas Throssell (10.4), Joseph Pinto (10.8), Poh Yu Chai (10.4), David Pham (10.8), William Tan (10.7) MATHEMATICS PROBLEM SOLVING OLYMPIAD Year 7 high ability students only TOP 10% IN AUSTRALIA Daniel MacRae, Benjamin Fels AUSTRALIAN INTERMEDIATE MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD This involved a four hour examination with the potential to make the Australian Olympiad team.

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Year 8: Riley Mattingley (8.2) Year 10: William Tan (10.7) INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS MODELLING COMPETITION The most remarkable result was achieved by four Year 12 students under the guidance of Mr Ian Hailes. Three teams — two from Hong Kong and one from the USA — received the highest award. Fourteen teams received the next highest recognition and this included two from Australia. The Trinity College team was one of those two teams. The problem the teams faced was to design a model for the effective planning for payment and insurance cover for world record breaking performances at a track and field event.

Year 7 World of Maths

MERITORIOUS DESIGNATION Year 12 team members: Kayvan Gharbi (12.8), Samuel Carbone (12.1), Farruh Mavlonov (12.7), Trong Nguyen (12.8) I thank the Mathematics staff members for the enthusiastic and cooperative way in which they embrace the curriculum changes that we have been through for the last five years.

Adapting to change does require extra time and effort and I believe the Mathematics Learning Area has coped with this exceptionally well.

Mr Geoff Jamieson Head of Mathematics

Issac Poon

Science Curriculum Introduction of New WACE Courses Mr Cyrus Naseri Head of Science

Year 12 Science courses: In 2016 there were new Year 12 Science courses introduced across all disciplines. Teachers have worked hard to gather resources tailoring tasks and assessment which are based on the new syllabus. The review of course documentations took place in November of 2016.

Year 11 Inaugural Aviation Course (General): Year 11 students have been offered the opportunity to study the General Aviation course in 2017 and it will be progressed into the Year 12 course in 2018. Further resources will be developed for both Years 11 and 12 Aviation courses.

2016 INCURSIONS AND EXCURSIONS Year 10 Forensic Science Incursion: Year 10 students participated in two incursions in the area of Forensic Science with guest presenters using real-life forensic problems to further stimulate their interest.

Astronomy excursions: Astronomy and Space science continued to expand and to engage students under the guidance of Mr Bill Cooper. During the year, astronomy students in Years 9 and 10 attended two camps to launch a high altitude balloon at Dowerin and a rocket at Perth Advanced Rocketry in Toodyay. Students enjoyed and experienced the tracking and recovery of the balloon and rocket. The high altitude balloon collects particles from the upper atmosphere and once it is recovered, Mr Cooper and his students downloaded and analysed data and images using a specific software.

Year 11 Biology field trips: Biology students in Year 11 explored and camped in the wildlife at Dryandra and the Stirling Ranges and studied the conservation management plans in certain hot spots. We are determined to continue to look for opportunities to use resources outside the school, to enhance our learning program. The Biology excursions consisted of two day trips and one extended trip over four days.

Year 7 Sustain Our Swan incursion: During this incursion, students examined the water quality of the adjacent Swan River using data-logging equipment. This course was facilitated by the Department of Parks and Wildlife and was coordinated by Mr Michael Slack-Smith. This activity was an excellent introduction to environmental awareness and students developed a sense of stewardship of the river for the future.

Year 7 Dolphin Watch incursion: Students were offered an opportunity to learn and study the Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins found in the iconic Swan and Canning river system.

The aim of this activity was to engage students in recognising the dolphins’ potential as indicators of river health and to provide information on dolphin ecology and interactions with human activities in the Swan River and Canning River, upstream of Perth waters. This project was part of the River Guardians program, a community engagement initiative within the Department of Parks and Wildlife.

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COMPETITIONS Science Competitions: Students in Years 11 and 10 participated in the National Chemistry Quiz and Australian Science Olympiad competitions respectively and achieved pleasing results including Distinction and High Distinction certificates.

2016 SPACE CAMP SCHOLARSHIP Anthony Carbone (10.8) was offered a scholarship comprising a trip to the Space Camp in the United States during 2016. Furthermore, the astronomy scholarship was awarded to two students, Bailey Hughes (10.4) and James Henshall (10.2) both of whom displayed a genuine interest and in-depth knowledge in their selected research topic.

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National Science Week is Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology. Thousands of individuals, including students and scientists get involved taking part in considerable science events. In 2016, our College also took part in celebration of Science Week, and students from the Junior School and Senior School participated in several events and activities during Term 3. Year 7 students enjoyed an incursion in which a series of chemistry demonstrations were conducted by Science Alive presenters. This incursion enabled students to combine explanation and interaction of chemistry concepts. Students in Years 6–9 were able to take part in hands-on activities to explore static electricity using physics apparatus such as Vader graph generator and Wimshurst machine. Furthermore, during lunch times, a number of chemistry demonstrations were conducted and supervised by Year 12 students and Mr Anthony Murphy.

I thank all staff in the Science Department for their support this year and look forward to 2017.

Mr Cyrus Naseri Head of Science

Astronomy & Space Science It was a fantastic year in 2016 for great voyages of discovery in the solar system. New Horizons gave us amazing images of Pluto and is now on its way into the Kuiper belt to an object named 2014 MU69, which lies 1.6 billion kilometres away Evidence is mounting for underground oceans not only on Europa, but Gannymede, Callisto and even Pluto. The Mars Curiosity rover is currently driving its way up Mount Sharp uncovering the geological column and therefore the history of Mars. NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is on its outbound journey from Earth to the asteroid Bennu for a sample return flight from a carbonaceous asteroid.

Rocket launching at Trinity has stepped up a pace with the help of Mr Phil Bloomfield who designed and manufactured a series of laser cut parts to facilitate speedy engine holder assembly. Our large V2 rocket had its first and last flight at Dowerin with the assistance of the Perth Advanced Rocketry guys. It powered away with a magnificent rumble to about two thousand feet but then turned in flight and flew a couple of kilometres down the road to bury itself in a nearby field.

It was disappointing to see such a lot of work destroyed in a few seconds, but such is the nature of rockets.

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was our 2016 representative. Max Thorniley (10.5) has been selected as the Trinity student to represent Australia at the United Space School in the USA in 2017.

We had the over-hyped supermoon on Monday 14 November — to quote Alan Pickup of the Guardian, “You will hear and read sensational claims that this makes the moon appear around 14% wider and 30% brighter than usual. These are false.”

21 MARCH Dr Ravi N Margasahayam MS MBA, the NASA Co-Chair for ground safety review panel and payload safety engineer, came to Trinity and talked to the astronomy students about his life and how he went from being a small boy in an Indian village to working on NASA programs such as the space shuttle, Atlas, Delta, Titan, STARDUST and the ISS. 28 MAY

As I write this the ESA lander mission to Mars, Schiaparelli, impacted the Martian surface at near terminal velocity after a failure in the final sequence of entry, descent and landing.

So we are not alone in destructive landings.

TG Tan gave an evening lecture to astronomy students on his work with the Perth Extra Solar Telescope Observatory and what is needed to be an exoplanet hunter.

Trinity’s missions to the stratosphere continue apace.

Jordan Tyson (10.7) started the year with a new and novel payload container and Bailey Hughes (10.4) has improved on this design for our Semester 2 launch.

Mr Jonathan Paxman, a senior lecturer at Curtin University gave a lecture to the Year 8 Astronomy boys and Science classes about the work of the Desert Fireball Network. It is a network of camera observatories across Australia with the objective of detecting meteors coming through the atmosphere and recovering meteorites on the ground.

A meteorite recovery in Lake Eyre made a pretty big media splash at the beginning of this year!

Every year Trinity College funds a student to attend the United Space School in the USA. For those students going into Year 11 next year and with a strong interest in Engineering, Space Science and Astronomy, it is an opportunity to collaborate with the best and brightest students from around the world. Anthony Carbone (10.8)

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Humanities “Our young will only ever be half educated unless they acquire a sense of human dignity and worth, an appreciation of life, the capacity to question, the ability to give and receive love, the knowledge of how to use our limited time wisely and the determination to leave the world a better place for our having been in it.”

Dr Wayne Tinsey Executive Director of EREA This quote from the leader of Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA) summarises well the aims of learning within the Humanities area. Humanities staff strive constantly to provide a holistic education that goes beyond the basic teaching of content. The teaching learning partnership that exists is one where the individual is provided with far more than basic facts and figures. Each member of staff continually goes ‘above and beyond’ to ensure each child is valued, respected and given the necessary skills, not only to better themselves, but equip them with the tools to make the world around them a better place.

The Humanities Learning Area in 2016 has ensured that the new Western Australian Humanities and Social Sciences curriculum (HASS) will be fully implemented from 2017 as mandated by the School Curriculum and Standards Authority. The minimum requirement is to teach History & Geography in Years 7–10, as well as Civics, Citizenship, Economics and Business in Years 7 and 8. At Trinity College, students will complete all four disciplines across Years 7–10.

This year the College participated in the Law Society and Sir Francis Burt Mock Trial competition for the first time.

Mrs Sonia Scordo provided this wonderful learning opportunity for her Year 11 Politics & Law class to experience the way civil and criminal trials take place in Western Australia.

The students are congratulated for their effort and the fine performances that they gave representing the College. I also thank Mr Tony Buti MLA (Member for Armadale) who generously donated his time to coach the team in preparation for each of the three trials in which they competed.

Congratulations also to James Hoare (12.6) who was named the Western Australian winner of the National History Challenge for his essay titled Triumph or Tragedy: The Vietnam War. I thank Mr Anthony Lunt for mentoring James through this process. Congratulations also to Rohan James (12.2) who was a state finalist in the same competition.

A number of students also competed in the Australian Geography Competition with some outstanding results.

Jack Clear (10.6) was placed in the top 1% in Australia. High Distinctions were also awarded to Benjamin Doyle (8.5), Declan Ryan (8.1), Aiden Galvin (10.8), Jeremy Hansen (10.4), David Pham (10.8) and Leo Milazzo (12.6).

Our students have again been afforded some wonderful learning opportunities throughout the year. Considerable time and effort goes into planning certain learning experiences outside the classroom. This year students across the Senior School have experienced excursions to

Mr Chris Allanson Head of Humanities

places such as Fremantle Prison, the Shipwreck Museum, Hoyts Cinemas, the Central Law Courts, the Francis Burt Law Centre and the Supreme Court, Parliament House, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Constitution Centre, the Forest Hills Discovery Centre, the Canning River Environmental Education Centre and University of Notre Dame. I thank all the staff who assisted in the organisation of these excursions.

In terms of staffing, Mr Barry McKenna (who is also Mayor of Bayswater), has been away for the year but will be returning to us in 2017. Sadly, we are saying goodbye to Mr Chris Morris who has accepted a teaching position at Perth College. Chris came to us in 2014 from Manjimup Senior High School and immediately established a reputation as an outstanding teacher always willing to involve himself in all aspects of College life. His ability to connect with the students enabled him to attain the best results in Geography that the College has had for many years. He will also be missed by those involved in the water polo program. I wish Chris well in the next phase of his career.

Finally, I thank all members of the Humanities Learning Area for their efforts in 2016. You each ensure that our students receive more than just a ‘half education’ as described by Dr Tinsey and do indeed leave the College ready to make a difference to the world in which they live.

Mr Chris Allanson (’91) Head of Humanities

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Careers YEAR 10 Throughout 2016, all Year 10 students explored future employment in the Personal Development and Wellbeing classes offered. Students initially completed a career assessment tool which highlighted individual strengths and produced a list of possible jobs. Students explored these further to gain an understanding of the educational and personal requirements for employment. Throughout the four-week course students completed Occupational Health and Safety modules and received a Trinity portfolio aimed at assisting students to prepare for part-time work.

CAREER CAROUSEL On Wednesday 25 May, we had our annual Year 10 Careers Carousel. Students had the opportunity to select from a variety of talks and listen to many successful professionals.

Before selecting subjects for Year 11, the Carousel is a great opportunity to listen to people working in occupations that many students consider entering once they finish school.

Presenters included Australian Defence Force personnel, paramedics from St John Ambulance, lawyers, engineers, Members of Parliament, accountants and members of the Western Australian Police. A big thank you goes to the following Old Boys of the College who gave up their time to share their experience and expertise with our current students: Jamie Falzon (‘84), Troy Zafer (‘91), Olivier Marion (‘00), Marco Russo (‘00), Joseph Brierty (‘06) and Kaleb McKenna (‘07).

Certificate courses offered: Cert I Sport & Recreation Cert II Information Technology Cert II Outdoor Education Cert II Business Cert II Visual Arts (Woodwork)

Mr Russell Hinks Careers Coordinator

WORKPLACE LEARNING (WPL) Twenty students were involved in WPL, spending one day a week off campus studying at TAFE: Certificate II Building & Construction Certificate II Auto-Electrical Certificate II Auto Servicing The following certificates were available outside of school through (WPL) and Indigenous traineeships: Cert II Furniture Making Cert II Business WA Police Cert II Business St George Bank Cert II Business BHP Cert II Business Australia Post Mr Russell Hinks Careers Coordinator

CERTIFICATE IV BUSINESS The second cohort of Trinity students in 2016 successfully completed the Certificate IV Business. The competencies covered in this course are recognised by Curtin University, Edith Cowan University (ECU) and Murdoch University as meeting the minimum university entrance requirements. This year, all 22 students successfully obtained the qualification, which many will use for direct entry into university for 2017.

YEAR 12 Throughout Terms 1 and 2, students were presented with information about what to expect at university. The University of Notre Dame, University of Western Australia and the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC) each made presentations to the Year 12s about university enrolment, courses and employment prospects. Many Year 12 students took the opportunity to apply for scholarships.

The following students were successful in their applications: Kayvan Gharbi (12.8) – UWA Samuel Carbone (12.1) – UWA Matthew De Cinque (12.6) – UWA Matthew Drew (12.3) – ECU Francis Calabro (12.5) – Curtin University Brandon Doray (12.6) – Curtin University VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING Non-ATAR students were busy completing certificates throughout the year and ten students have been involved in Workplace Learning (WPL) which involves one day a week spent off campus studying different courses.

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Health & Physical Education It has been an exciting year with the opening of the new Sports Centre. Physical education and sport play a pivotal role in a boy’s education.

A boy’s willingness to learn and take on challenges, both in and out of the classroom, is greatly affected by the way they feel about themselves. Research shows that a boy’s self-esteem and therefore his resilience, is closely linked to his physicality. This complex will be a tremendous resource in ensuring our boys gain the most benefit from their time here at Trinity College.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN YEARS 7–10 In 2016 Mann Oval returned to full use, followed later in the year with the opening of the new Sports Centre. The program was able to be completed in its entirety with no disruption due to lack of facilities. The main features of the program were the summer sport elective, sport education and the continued development of the Year 10 program.

AWARD WINNERS Congratulations to the following boys as recipients of awards: Year 7 Physical Education Year 8 Physical Education Year 9 Physical Education Year 10 Physical Education

Kurt Arthur (7.2) Jaeree Reuben (8.6) Reesjan Pasitoa (9.6) Daniel Fitzgerald (10.2)

Mr Rod Rainer Head of Health & Physical Education

In Year 10, these are extended to units in Sports Science and Strength and Conditioning which provide a solid practical and part-theoretical background if they choose Physical Education in Years 11 and 12.

AQUATICS Middle school Aquatics is an elective designed to introduce the students to life around the water. The Year 8 unit is broken into four areas: stroke technique, water polo, lifesaving and coaching and management.

Fundamentally, Year 8 Aquatics is a skill development year in which the boys learn how to dissect and analyse sport through its decisions and tactics.

Year 9 Aquatics extends the knowledge of the boys in stroke technique and lifesaving, culminating in a bronze medallion style exam. Students undertook an Aquatic Recreation component, integrating the running and supervision of various aquatic sports.

Year 10 Aquatics gives boys an opportunity to develop lifesaving skills to a very high level. The boys are also given an introduction into the coaching and management of others.

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These units again proved to be very popular for a number of reasons. Some boys chose them to improve their sporting performance, adding additional fitness sessions—others, just to improve their overall health by reducing weight and improving cardiovascular fitness.

The aims of the Health program are to build resilience and positive relationships, understand modern health issues and make good decisions based on that knowledge. The Health program will be expanded next year to all students in Years 7–10 under WA curriculum guidelines.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDIES The performance of Trinity College students in the 2015 WACE Physical Education Studies examination, again, was outstanding. The Year 12 cohort scored an impressive 11% above the state average for their mean scaled score, which is a magnificent achievement. Nine students from the group of 50 achieved an excellent rating (score above 75%) representing 18% of our College cohort studying Physical Education studies at Stage 3 level. Statistically these results are of the highest order and continue to prove that Trinity College is a leader in this subject.

Adam Rosato received a Certificate of Distinction in Physical Education Studies which places him in the top 0.5% of students State-wide, in this subject. This is an outstanding achievement and he was recognised for his efforts at the recent Physical Education Studies Teachers’ Association (PESTA) awards ceremony. Further to this, Adam received a final scaled written mark of 100%, making him the top performing student in WA for the written component.

Trinity College has now featured in the top ten performing schools in WA, in seven of the eight years the subject has been available. Much of the success can be attributed to the dedication of their teachers in preparing the boys to their highest level. Special thanks must go to Mr Andrew Jenkin, Mr Stephen Leahy (‘78), Mr Dion Mepham and

Mr Peter Oliver for their ongoing efforts in preparing the students for their final WACE examinations.

PRE-SERVICE TEACHER PROGRAM Six pre-service teachers from a range of universities have benefited from doing their practicum here at the College.

An example of the impact is as follows: “The support and guidance I have received from all staff at Trinity College has been invaluable to my learning experience and will only help me to become a better teacher in the future.

The learning and teaching environment at Trinity College is first-class and I have been so impressed by the camaraderie amongst the student group and their willingness to learn and participate in all activities. It certainly makes the whole experience so much more enjoyable when students care about their learning and take such pride in their school.”

Andrew Kingsland – Notre Dame University: I would like to thank the Health & Physical Education staff: Mr David Hankin, Mr Brett Silver, Mr Peter Oliver, Mr Stephen Leahy, Mr Dion Mepham, Mr Andrew Jenkin, Mr Julian Fritz, Mr Corey Miskiewicz and Mr Michael Murphy for the great initiative they display in ensuring our boys receive a high quality education.

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Outdoor Education Outdoor Education at Trinity College once again provided students with fantastic opportunities to develop lifelong skills through a very practical approach. Students were encouraged to be independent, self-reliant and to take responsibility for their own learning.

OUTDOOR EDUCATION YEARS 7–10 All Year 7 students had their first experience of Outdoor Education. Students were involved in practical sessions aimed to develop friendships, organisation, self-esteem and an interest in learning outdoors. Activities included mountain biking, fishing, canoeing and camp-cooking. As this unit is very practical-based the students were involved in plenty of hands-on activities which they thoroughly enjoyed.

Year 8 students continued to select Outdoor Education as one of their elective units in 2016. With four classes across 2016 it is still a very popular choice with Trinity students. The Year 8 course expands on many of the activities introduced in Year 7. These boys were also given the opportunity to demonstrate their skills on a one day mountain biking expedition through the John Forrest National Park.

Congratulations to all boys who completed the ride.

Our Year 12 cohort tackled the Munda Biddi Trail for three nights on a mountain bike camp. This challenge required boys to be self-sufficient in terms of navigation, food and equipment. The camp successfully achieved its goal of developing cooperation, confidence and independence for these students.

Congratulations to all students involved in Outdoor Education in 2016. It was a very successful and enjoyable year.

A special thank you is given to all staff involved in these expeditions and their dedication to Trinity’s comprehensive, off-campus commitments.

Mr Brett Silver Outdoor Education Coordinator

In 2016 our Year 10 students spent four days at the Explorus Adventure Learning property, based in Karridale, situated in the south west of Western Australia. The boys were able to experience a challenging high ropes course through the tree tops of the Karri Forrest, explore Giants Cave at night and abseil the 37 metre cliffs at Wilyabrup. The expedition was the culmination of a number of theory units based on climbing, navigation, ropes, knots and minimal impact. All boys who attend the camp thoroughly enjoy the experience and I look forward to their involvement in Outdoor Education throughout 2017.

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SENIOR SCHOOL VET COURSES IN OUTDOOR EDUCATION Year 11 students studying Outdoor Education have been completing a Certificate II in Sport and Recreation, while Year 12 students completed a Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation.

These certificates are coordinated by YMCA Australia and are recognised nationwide. Along with the Certificate II, students were able to obtain numerous external qualification such as Senior First Aid, Aquatic Rescue Training and The Recreational Skipper’s Ticket (power boat licence).

Combined experience from Trinity College staff, international instructors from the State Sailing Centre, Royal Life Saving WA trainers and the Department of Planning and Infrastructure, our students are exposed to a high level of training that culminates with a great expedition. The Year 11 students set out on a six day expedition based on the coast of Dampier. Boys were required to navigate a course through the islands of the Dampier Archipelago, as well as enjoy the natural wonders of this fantastic part of Western Australia.

While boating from island to island, the boys were given the chance to do some fishing, sailing and snorkeling. I’m sure the boys have very positive memories from this expedition.

Mr Brett Silver Outdoor Education Coordinator

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Troy Jones

2016 SPORT AWARDS

THOMAS CAVANAGH

JP ILLICH FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL IN SPORT

SUMMER SPORT BRANDON STARCEVICH 1ST X1 CRICKET

SAM HADFIELD 1ST VIII TENNIS

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1ST VI VOLLEYBALL

JHONNY LUTULA 1ST V BASKETBALL

LUCAS STARKIE 1ST VII WATER POLO

ROHAN JAMES

ROWING - BEST OARSMAN

WINTER SPORT MARCO MA

1ST VI BADMINTON

ALEXANDER ROSSI SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY

JAYDEN QUILL 1ST XVIII FOOTBALL

THOMAS CAVANAGH 1ST XV RUGBY

SAM THORNILY 1ST XI SOCCER

SCOTT REID 1ST XI HOCKEY

ATHLETICS TAMBA LEBBIE OPEN AGE CHAMPION

THOMAS THROSSELL

OLD BOYS AWARD FOR MOST POINTS AT INTERS

SWIMMING DAMON MARCIANO OPEN AGE CHAMPION

LIAM MARTIN

OLD BOYS AWARD FOR MOST POINTS AT INTERS

PSA Sport In a year where the PSA competition continued to expand, Trinity College has maintained its reputation as a College that strives not only for excellence, but one which also places a high value on participation and sportsmanship.

This year we were able to field 136 teams representing an additional eight teams compared to 2015. Another 150 boys were involved in the rowing program and over 100 boys represented the College in each of the swimming and athletics teams. While it is easy to be pleased with these figures, there are also concerns which need to be addressed. In some sports such as basketball, we have so many boys wanting to play that each week some miss out on a game. In other sports, the low number of participants makes it difficult to field competitive teams and it becomes disheartening for the boys who do play, to be soundly beaten most weeks.

Our senior teams won five trophies from a possible 15—an outstanding achievement by the boys. Over the summer season, the Rowing Club won the Hamer Cup which represents overall strength in rowing for the tenth time since 2002. The 1st VIII crew won the Challenge Cup, and the 1st VI Volleyball team won all their games to retain the Brother Carigg Shield for the fourth consecutive year.

The 1st V Basketball team won the Blackwood Cup with a thrilling one point victory over Wesley College, with the result still in doubt with less than a second left in the game.

Our 1st VIII Tennis team had their most successful season for many years, losing only two games and finishing third in their competition.

During the winter season, the cross country team was undefeated and won the Moyes Trophy in a dominant display, after being runners-up for the previous five years.

Our soccer and rugby teams were prominent and were both in contention to win their respective competitions leading into the final two games. Ultimately the rugby boys were beaten by an excellent Scotch College team and the soccer team, despite being in a commanding position midway through the season, disappointingly did not field a full strength team in about five games resulting in a second place finish behind Christ Church Grammar School.

The Trinity College Sports Centre opened in Term 4 and is an outstanding facility with three volleyball courts, two basketball courts and six badminton courts. It also hosts a climbing wall and four classrooms overlooking the river.

The retractable seating allows for the facility to be used for College assemblies and was the venue for the 2016 Graduation assembly. Original plans had been to convert the Foley Centre to a Learning Centre but recently it has been decided to retain it as a gymnasium to meet the heavy demand for facilities required by the PSA and Physical Education programs.

There are yet to be finalised plans for more work to be done at Waterford, with the possibility of a demolition and rebuild, or a major renovation of the clubrooms and change rooms.

Mr Stephen Leahy Director of Sport

In our developing relationship with the WACA, the College has provided increased access to our on-site training facilities, gymnasium, pool and the grounds at Waterford, in return for our increased access to the WACA for training, as well as the WACA providing support for improving our grounds and facilities at Waterford and at the College.

Two of the College sporting facilities were officially named this year. At the start of Term 3, the main oval at Waterford was named Montagu Oval in recognition of the contribution made to Trinity Football by Mr John Montagu (’74) who has coached the 1st XVIII for 12 years and been involved in seven Alcock Cup victories — six as a coach and one as a player.

In Term 4, the cricket pavilion on Mann Oval was named the Simon Katich Pavilion, after Old Boy Simon Katich (’92) in recognition of his contribution to Trinity College cricket, where in Year 12 he averaged 111 runs per innings including a score of 205 not out against Guildford Grammar School and then to Australian cricket where he played 56 Test matches, 45 One Day Internationals and three T20 matches.

My sincere thanks are extended to everyone involved in the College’s sporting program: the ground staff, College administration staff, parents, teaching and coaching staff, the boys of Trinity College and the Year 12 students who have given great service, in the majority of cases, over six years. Without your support, we would not be able to maintain the high standards we strive for at all times.

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Athletics The 2016 athletics season commenced on Monday 15 August with a full squad training session, an introduction of new coaches, with expectations reinforced and team goals set.

This session marked the beginning of the physically and mentally demanding training block in preparation for the PSA Athletics Carnival to be held at AK Reserve on Friday 9 September.

The athletics season is conducted over a four week period in which coaches prepare large numbers of athletes with three or four timetabled training sessions a week. The coaches involved, are a combination of Trinity staff, parents and external individuals with experienced athletics backgrounds.

Thank you to all staff involved in the 2016 season. It was definitely not through a lack of effort or support from any aspect of Trinity athletics that Scotch College was able to win the Alcock Shield on the day.

Thank you to all parents of our athletes for their support during such a short, yet intense season. Your assistance at Saturday morning trainings as well as supplying morning tea was greatly appreciated.

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A special mention is directed to our outstanding ground staff. Their time and effort prior to and during the season, to ensure the athletics track was marked, discus and shot put rings were available and long jump pit was accessible, were invaluable and very much appreciated by all coaches and athletes.

As per previous years, the 2016 Inter-school Athletics Carnival met all expectations of a day full of energy, excitement and fierce competition. Along with a number of outstanding performances and hard work there were, unfortunately, some disappointed coaches and students who did not perform to the level they had hoped for. All Trinity athletes can hold their heads high as they conducted themselves in a very professional manner. They were humble in victory and gracious in defeat. Thank you to all athletes for your attitude and dedication to our goal on that special Friday in September.

For some of our Year 7 students, this intense four week training block was a shock to them, while others thrived on the experience. These boys were physically and mentally tested through some gruelling training sessions and given the large number of Year 7 boys involved, they must have been enjoying it. Congratulations to all the under 13 athletes from Trinity — I hope you return next year for another season.

Mr Brett Silver Head of Athletics

performances on the track it was clear his determination and hard work at training was worthwhile. He completed the day with two new PSA records in the 400 metre and 800 metre events. Alexander was well-supported in the age group by Eric Bonney (8.5), who was fifth overall, and Semisi Amato (9.5) who missed out on a top ten overall finish by one point. Well done to all athletes in the under 15 division who competed at the PSA Inter-school.

The under 16 age group had a very successful inter-school day, thanks to a number of phenomenal performances by Thomas Throssell (10.4). Thomas competed in six events and was not only the individual PSA champion for the under 16 age group, he also scored the highest amount of points across all age groups. Throughout the day he claimed three new PSA records in the 100 metre hurdles, 200 metre and 400 metre events.

The Trinity under 17 age group is full of dedicated individuals who thoroughly enjoy representing their College. Brandon Starcevich (11.1) was the outstanding athlete in this age group finishing fifth overall.

William McDonald (12.5) scored 69 points and was not only the highest-scoring Trinity athlete in the open division but was also the individual champion for the age group. His competitive nature allowed him to be successfully selected to compete in five events on the day. He was supported by a number of athletes including Trinity athletics Captain, Tamba Lebbie (12.3), who finished second overall and Callum Lovegrove (12.8) who was Trinity’s third highest points scorer in the open age group.

Congratulations to Tamba for his leadership and dedication to the athletics program. With the support of an outstanding group of vice-captains, this year’s athletics team was a pleasure to be part of.

Thank you to all members of the open age division for your contribution over the past seasons. An invitation to return next year and assist, is always there for you.

The under 14 age division did very well and recognition is given to Jojo Parise (8.5), who was a clear standout. Not only was he the highest under 14 points scorer for Trinity, he was also the overall champion in the under 14 age division.

When reflecting on the 2016 Trinity athletics team, their overall performance can be described as very satisfying.

Although they didn’t win the Alcock Shield, they worked extremely hard towards a common goal and some friendships across different year groups were formed. Trinity closed the gap from 330 points in 2015 to a mere 100 points from eventual winners Scotch College. Something big is certainly building for Trinity athletics and it will not be long until the shield is back at the College.

Alexander Rossi (9.6) led the Trinity under 15 age group and finished fourth overall in this division. With outstanding

Mr Brett Silver Head of Athletics

BACK ROW: Bradley Skajko, Reece Gerrand, Matthew Fynn, Daniel Richards, Daniel Carter, Jacob Houwen, Jaxon Cahill, Brandon Starcevich, Christian Martin, Liam Martin, Sebastien Pijls, Leon Formato, Mathew John, Mark Allen, Jack Mitchell, Aidan Correa, Jordan Schu, Farruh Mavlonov FIFTH ROW: Lachlan Sibosado, Brody Green, Amato Amato, d'Artagnan Boylan, Carlo Tizzano, Jaxon Higham, Thomas Cavanagh, Max Mistilis, Brendan Bin Omar, Matthew D'Souza, Ethan Bradley, Harry Zimmermann, Ethan Taylor, Luca Rossi, Semisi Amato, Timothy Ludovico, Hayden Boffey, Conor Merton, Jacob John FOURTH ROW: Luke Pearce, Ben Pizzuto, Aaron Moore, Lachlan Fitzgerald, Finn Gismondi, Samuel Moffatt, Thomas Throssell, Joshua Stops, Benjamin Allen, Alexander Rossi, Keegan D'Silva, Zach Manson, Will Lutula-Ossombe, Nicholas Deleonardis, Matthew Russo, Luke Scarfone, Jonathan Slater, Cruz Cleary, Fynnigan Langer, Dylan Turner THIRD ROW: Victor Le Tessier, Rowan Frankowiak, Finn Moloney, Lachlan Loveridge, Chase Ridley, Michael Le, Jacob D'Castro, Leroy Pigram, Danny Do, Ethan Throssell, Simon Homsany, Eric Bonney, Jojo Parise, Tadhg Glynn, Dion Carle, Matteo Primerano, Jedd Busslinger, Houston Jennings, Zachary Hayward, Jake Boska, Ethan Regan SECOND ROW: Timothy Robinson, Francis Moschilla, Thomas Tranter, Jeffrey Farrell, Tom Murray, Jakob Strohmeier, Alexander Homsany, Jason Le, Tim Kelly, Campbell MacLean, Bradley Hounslow, Jake Pizzuto, Abdurahman Roach, Rory McElwee, Leon Scurria, Kristian Little, Michael Boffey, Charlie Stops, Damon Winterburn, Aryan Pulappadi, Preston Campbell FRONT ROW: Andrea Di Ciano, Christian Silva, Ms Sarah Pontre, Mr Ben Russell, Mr Andrew Kingsland, Mr Danny Smyth, Mr Brett Silver, Callum Lovegrove, Brandon John, Tamba Lebbie, Mason Nicolaou, Jesse Pigram, Mr Stephen Leahy, Mr Adam Kealley, Mr Roland Nelson, Mr Mitchell Bradbury, Mrs Sally John, Miss Ashliegh John, Cristiano Tizzano ABSENT: Rory Charles, Libero Piffaretti

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Badminton There was a great feeling within the 1st team that this could be a very good year!

Mr Mark Dodd

We already had some outstanding performances from our newcomers to the first team which consisted of Chuo Yan (Marco) Ma (10.2) and Leon Formato (11.1). With wins against Guildford Grammar School and game-winning performances from our Captain Kai Hickey (12.3) and established 1st team players Jordan Monastra (12.4), Ethan Petta (12.4) and Trong Nguyen (12.8) we could only secure one more win from our remaining contests against Christ Church Grammar School.

D’Souza (11.4), George Kavalam (11.1), Badminton Team Manager Saad Jehangir (11.6), Ashton Godfrey (11.7), Patrick O'Donoghue (10.6), Milan Marocchi (10.6) and Cher Yan (Russell) Bong (10.6), who kept pressure throughout the season, with an eye on moving up the ladder.

A big thank you to Captain Kai Hickey for his excellent leadership over the season and to Trong Nguyen, in his role as Vice-captain. Both Kai and Trong were great role models for the upcoming players in our 2nd team. Also thank you to Georges Yip (12.8) for giving his all in every game.

A special thank you goes to our amazing coaches, Ailing Zhang, coaching our 1st and 2nd teams, Su-Fen Chung for coaching our 3rd and 4th teams. Also thank you to our very supportive parents who, once again, ensured every home game had a fantastic morning tea.

Well done to our second team of Sam Henley (11.5), who made his first team debut, David Adams (11.2), Samuel

Mr Mark Dodd Badminton Team Manager

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I also thank the 3rd and 4th teams for their consistent play throughout the season.

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BACK ROW: Mr Mark Dodd, Ethan Petta, Chuo Yan Ma, Leon Formato FRONT ROW: Samuel Henley, Kai Hickey, Jordan Monastra, Trong Nguyen ABSENT: Georges Yip

BACK ROW: Ms Su-Fen Chung, William Tan, Kosta Paraskov, Daniel Barnes, Jack Hansen FRONT ROW: Aiden Ong, Joseph Eng, Shawn Tai, Anthony Nguyen

BACK ROW: Mr Mark Dodd, David Adams, Russell Bong, Patrick O'Donoghue, Milan Marocchi FRONT ROW: George Kavalam, Samuel D'Souza, Ashton Godfrey, Saad Jehangir

BACK ROW: Ms Su-Fen Chung, Filipe Lagrenade, Justin Lim, Poh Yu Chai FRONT ROW: Luke Nardelli, James Greenwell, Mathieu Mai

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Basketball The 1st V basketball squad prepared for the 2016 Blackwood Cup season with a solid Term 4 pre-season. With a number of the 2015 players returning to lead the squad and some of our Year 10s stepping up to the highest level, there was a very positive vibe amongst the team.

Term 4 results didn’t all go our way and, in fact, losing some of these games provided valuable lessons for the team.

Losses to Hale School and Aquinas College and a close win against Wesley College was evidence that the 2016 Blackwood Cup season may well be the closest in a number of years.

A few of the senior players attended the Trinity College USA basketball tour throughout December and experienced basketball at the highest level. Although the varsity team didn’t come home with a win, the boys really developed and would be better equipped for the PSA competition.

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Trinity had the bye in round one and the boys were eager to build on their pre-season and gain some match fitness. An invitational team consisting of State representative, State Basketball League (SBL) players and some of the best youth players in WA was to be our first challenge. These boys went head-to-head for the full 40 minutes and eventually the Trinity 1st V came away victorious by one point. Thanks to Jhonny Lutula (12.4) for arranging the opponents.

Our first official fixture was against the very competitive Hale who had a convincing win in Term 4 against Trinity. The intensity and skills on display were exceptional as the lead changed regularly. With solid performances from Jhonny Lutula, Sebit Reath (12.5) and Sam Cannell (12.2) Trinity took their first step towards the Blackwood Cup with a seven point win.

Round two against Aquinas was always a danger game.

Aquinas had an unexpected loss to Christ Church Grammar School in round one and were determined to bounce back and put themselves back in the race for the cup. After holding a 14 point lead, the Trinity pressure and intensity subsided for a short period in the third quarter and Aquinas were back in the game. The fourth quarter was electric as the game ended 53–53. A quick break and the boys were stepping into overtime. Tired legs, foul trouble and some outstanding shooting from the opposition, Aquinas snatched victory by three points and left the mighty TC boys stunned.

The next three matches against Guildford Grammar School, Scotch and Christ Church were not up to the same level as the previous two rounds and we continued striving for that elusive Blackwood Cup with convincing wins.

With other results out of our control the boys set themselves for the final game. A do or die clash against Wesley, where the winner would get a hand on a shared Blackwood Cup with Aquinas.

Mr Brett Silver Head of Basketball

The Trinity gym was packed with students from both schools cheering on their friends and hoping to hold the cup at the final siren. The margin was tight all game and both teams were playing a high standard of basketball. Wesley managed to gain a seven point lead late in the game which questioned our players to find something special. With star player Jhonny Lutula on the bench with severe cramp it was Captain Sam Cannell who stepped up and took the opportunity. Fighting back into the game, Trinity found themselves down by one point with eight seconds left on the clock. Sam scored the winning basket — and ultimately the Blackwood Cup — from a perfectly executed set play from a sideline inbound.

An amazing season had come to a close and the excitement and happiness displayed by the team will never be forgotten.

Well done to all boys in the 1st V squad on a successful season, your dedication to the basketball program at Trinity College is appreciated.

Congratulations to all teams on their performances throughout 2016. Trinity basketball experienced some great results across all year groups and acknowledgement is extended to all coaches who have been committed to improving the standard of basketball at Trinity College.

A thank you goes to all basketball parents and families for the support and assistance received throughout the year.

All parents who would like to see basketball move from strength to strength are asked to take up the call and join the Friends of Basketball Committee.

Mr Brett Silver Head of Basketball

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1ST V BASKETBALL

BACK ROW: Mark Allen, Jake O'Brien, Christian Martin, Sebit Reath, Oliver Spitteler, Riley Sonneman-Smith FRONT ROW: Will Lutula-Ossombe, Samuel Cannell, Mr Brett Silver, Sebastien Pijls, Jhonny Lutula

2ND V BASKETBALL

BACK ROW: Daniel Richards, Fraser Barns, Mr Russell Hinks, James Miocevich, Matthew Green FRONT ROW: Thomas Coleman, Jacob Houwen, Luke Pearce, Kyle Cionci, Alexander Coleman

3RD V BASKETBALL

BACK ROW: Rhys Greaney, Leo Milazzo, Nicholas Fanchi, Mr Gerard Theseira, Liam Spadoni, Harrison Rhodes, Jacob Houwen FRONT ROW: Dominic Driscoll, Andrei Lacsamana, Damon Marciano, Trent Piccicacco, Harrison Delaporte, Georgios Palassis

4TH V BASKETBALL

BACK ROW: Miss Amanda Marocchi, Angus McKenna, Benjamin Salerno, Rory Clarke, Mr Jake Cannell FRONT ROW: Nathan Huntley, Liam Heald, Daniel Carter, Mitchell Aspinall, James Biagioni, Luis Pinto

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5TH V BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL 7A

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BASKETBALL 7C

BACK ROW: Levi Councillor, Jacob Cowan, Samual Hobbs, Lauchlan Hull, Daniel James FRONT ROW: Aiden Ong, Anthony Dang, Ms Karrene McLernon, Hector Divinagracia, Kelston Councillor ABSENT: Finn Allen, Harrison Delaporte, Jedd Egan, Amos Lako, Farruh Mavlonov, Angus McKenna, Zachary Mwangangi, Matthew Rapkoch

BACK ROW: Ben Starcevich, Oliver Bradley, Jack Blair, Adam Rowe, Nathan Holland FRONT ROW: Nehemiah Reuben, Alex Devilee, Jeffrey Farrell, Harry Bell, Anthony Taliangis ABSENT: Mr Matt Fazey

BACK ROW: Zach Brennan, Liam Cartwright, Jeremy Clarke, Chase Ridley, Alexander Homsany, Rory Charles FRONT ROW: Andrea Di Ciano, Nathan Sbrocco, Damon Winterburn, Oliver White ABSENT: Robert Hansen, Mr Stephen Pover

BACK ROW: Seshan Dharmasundera, Patric Manaf-Hassan, Amato Amato, Rafael Sitorus, Bradley Hounslow FRONT ROW: Eli Loveland, Noah McDonald, Keefer Smith, Cooper Paul West, Ethan McMillan ABSENT: Mr Joshua Houwen

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BASKETBALL 7E

BASKETBALL 8A

BASKETBALL 8B

BASKETBALL 8C

BASKETBALL 9A

BACK ROW: Jude Clarke, Elshaday Shanahan, Mr William Brock, Jonas Soares Mendes, Benjamin Fels FRONT ROW: Davin Do, Samuel Hu, Jordan Di Nella, Danai Weelaart-Osborne ABSENT: Brandon Boylen, Taiga Matoba, Lual Lual

BACK ROW: Carlos Torre, Lucas Siciliano, Joshua Wilson, Ms Helen Knowles, Tate Meinertz, Aidan Dean, Luke Hailand FRONT ROW: Jayden Nguyen, Nathan DeFonseka, Ethan Sykes, Miguel Lopes, Cuba Aveling, Angus Bell

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BACK ROW: Ms Alison Mackenzie, Ethan Loveland, Brendan Bin Omar, Jordan Schu, Colin Howells, Jojo Parise, Mr Nicholas Moulton FRONT ROW: Noah Harris, Luca O'Brien, Tomas Druzianich, Jaeree Reuben, Declan Ryan, Dylan O'Connor

BACK ROW: Luke Grattoggi, Michael Fidock, Ms Annalis Harbin, Izayah Rioli, Jess Higgins FRONT ROW: Brennan Bonetti, Thomas Robertson, Andre Dodo-Balu, Niko Falaniko, Joshua Makinson, Jamie Allen ABSENT: Nicholas Croll

BACK ROW: Sidney Roberts, Luca Campbell, Mr David Allen, Caleb Lai, Reuben Webb FRONT ROW: Charles Gilbert, Mitchell Quick, Christian O'Driscoll, Salvatore Duku, Jake Tonich ABSENT: Daniel Hoye

BACK ROW: Ms Eliza Knapman, James Hardy, Dylan Hampson, Simon Fernandes, Harrison Scott-Rogan, Mr Jack Wagner FRONT ROW: Benjamin Allen, Jacob Spitteler, Benjamin Pears, Riley Boyd, Lachlan Bertram

BASKETBALL 9B

BACK ROW: Lachlan Fitzgerald, Matthew Della Gatta, Jack Rhodes, Matthew Haskins, Kobe Bagshaw, Jordan Schindler-Thomas FRONT ROW: Jake Pizzuto, Leroy Pigram, Mr Michael Roche, Thairon Jansen, Will Gavin

BASKETBALL 9C

BACK ROW: Jacob D'Castro, Gaudi Robbins, Geordie Atherton, Mr Martin Guest, Jarrod Jeremiah, Kin Ting Poon, Joshua Ford FRONT ROW: Trey Dawson, Samuel Symons, Brandon Duong, Adam Robinson, Alexander Santoro

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BASKETBALL 9D

BACK ROW: Declan Farrell, Jerome Iaconi, Mitchell Ardagh, Hugh Hogan, Luke Ottobrino, Ronan Mackie FRONT ROW: Tomas Despotovski, Armando Lugod, Mr Christopher Brennan, Isaac DelCasale, Ryan Harris

BASKETBALL 9E

BACK ROW: Adam Knox, Joshua Candeloro, Thomas Langdon, Manav Patel FRONT ROW: Brayden Dillon, Luke Veersma, Ms Lisa Laurino, Davidson Canning, Jacques Mafrica ABSENT: Tom Gartside, Juliano Ipsaro-Passione

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Batting at the TOBA versus Trinity Summer Sports Day

Cricket MIDDLE SCHOOL CRICKET 7A CRICKET Mr Corey Miskiewicz Coach The likes of Taylor Hannah, Oliver Cranny and Finn Gismondi all featured with the bat each game whilst Preston Campbell, Noah Egitto, Spencer Bluntish and Mitchell McGrath were often our best bowlers each week with disciplined and consistent areas. If there was a game you wanted to win each term, it had to be against Aquinas College which the boys managed to do at Waterford setting a respectable 8/87 and keeping Aquinas to 5/71.

Batting MVP Oliver Cranny Bowling MVP Noah Egitto Fielding MVP Mitchell McGrath 7B CRICKET Mr Cody Leggett (’13) Coach This group was by far the best group of students I have coached. Their willingness to learn and listen was outstanding. We didn't lose a game and it wasn't just the talent but the way they bonded together as a team.

Even with the changes to the side on a weekly basis, the cooperation between players was maintained.

Batting MVP Antonio Galipo Bowling MVP Max Pola Fielding MVP Timothy Robinson 7C CRICKET Mr Nicholas Marciano (’14) Coach It was a pleasure to coach the 7Cs and I was impressed by the way they collaborated as a team. Their commitment to each other was a major factor in the team’s success. After losing the first game to Aquinas, they rebounded impressively to remain undefeated for the rest of the season. Thanks to Mr Rod Rainer, Mr Steve Leahy (’78) and Mr David Hankin for their support. Thanks to Nick Moulton (’15) for making sure the kit was always stocked.

Batting MVP Brad Lawrence Bowling MVP Thomas Gavin Fielding MVP Gabriel Hamilton 7D CRICKET Mr Fraser Hay (‘13) Coach Our bowling attack was led by fast bowler Jonathan Slater, who always set the standard from ball one. He rarely missed his line length and always had the batsmen under pressure, which was highlighted by his best figures of 3/5 off 2.2 overs.

The batting was held together by Jesse McQuillan. It was humbling to sit back and watch this group of boys never once argue about batting last or not bowling as much as someone else and uphold their team spirit for the season.

Batting MVP Jesse McQuillan Bowling MVP Jonathan Slater Fielding MVP Anthony Collova

7E CRICKET Mr Liam O’Neill (‘15) Coach Batting MVP Bowling MVP Fielding MVP

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Mr Rod Rainer Head of Physical Education

8A CRICKET Mr Michael Murphy Coach We had a record of three wins and three losses. They were a pleasure to coach. The best performance was when we were batting second, chasing 125 against a strong Wesley College team. Trinity was in trouble at 5/43 after 13 over, but a 77 run partnership between Tom Murray and Reece Gerrand put the team in a strong position. A collapse of 4/2 left us in a precarious position still needing four runs with only one wicket in hand. Sri Dharmapuri calmly strode to the crease and confidently pushed his first ball through the covers for two and then Reece hit the winning runs in the last over to bring up his 50.

Batting MVP Riley Mattingley Bowling MVP Tom Murray Fielding MVP Finn Moloney 8B CRICKET Mr Daniel Bateman Coach In every game the 8Bs played their hearts out, putting in a lion’s effort week in and week out. In a game against Guildford Grammar School, the boys came agonisingly close to chasing down a massive 99 off just 20 overs, falling short by just seven runs after some brilliant hitting by Griffin Woodhouse, Harry McHardie and Michael Boffey.

Although ending in a draw, the last fixture against Wesley was a game to remember for the boys, where we had some batting cameos by the usual bowlers and brilliant bowling performances by the usual top order.

Batting MVP Griffin Woodhouse Bowling MVP Michael Tassone Fielding MVP Nicholas Cooley 8/9C CRICKET Mr Chris Allanson (‘91) Coach The 8/9C cricket team produced some mixed results, however we finished with three wins and three losses, an improvement from 2015. Half centuries to Fynn Langer and Seyha Robertson-Zurzolo were highlights as was the way we played against Guildford in scorching hot conditions at Lilac Hill. Amal Subi has taken one of the best reflex catches you are ever likely to see against Guildford. Our bowling improved across the course of the season. This was most likely attributable to time spent bowling in the nets.

Batting MVP Fynn Langer Bowling MVP Amal Subi Fielding MVP Daniel Santelli

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9A CRICKET Mr Anthony Lunt Coach A consistent bowling line-up led by Ayden Wedge, Griffen Binning and Victor Le Tessier has controlled opposition run-rates and a powerful top five produced some excellent totals reached by the batsmen. Matthew French and Harry Zimmerman both scored close to 200 runs in the six games and contributed greatly in the field. All-rounders Lachlan Sibosado, Callum Reader, Jayden Egitto and Louis Tot provided plenty of runs and wickets and useful contributions from Wil Shackles, Callum Clayton, Simon Homsany and Michael Thomas meant that depth of talent was never a problem.

Batting MVP Matthew French Bowling MVP Victor Le Tessier Fielding MVP Michael Thomas 9B CRICKET Mr Andrew Bottega (’14) Coach

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It was a mostly successful season for the 9Bs. Starting off, we put up a fairly disappointing performance against Hale School and went away with a 40 run loss. Big wins were recorded against Guildford, Scotch, Wesley and Christ Church, with some standout individual performances including three wicket hauls and 50s. An impressive victory came against Aquinas where they were in control for the better part of the game, but a 65 run flogging from 20 balls

by Louis Tot took us over the line.

Batting MVP James Breust Bowling MVP Max Mistilis Fielding MVP Nicholas Campagna SENIOR SCHOOL CRICKET 10A CRICKET Mr Andrew Jenkin Coach Very narrow losses to Scotch and Guildford meant that the side was not far away from much greater success and I hope this can be used as a source of motivation. Jesse Messere (180 not out) and Brendan McPhee (120) are deserving of special mention for delivering efforts with the bat as good as I have seen at this level. I commend Liam Dellamarta and David Cain on their determination with the bat and ball respectively and for leading the team.

Batting MVP Jesse Messere Bowling MVP David Cain Fielding MVP Matthew Gerrans Individual 10A Cricket vs Hale School Brendan McPhee 120 runs 10A Cricket vs Christ Church Grammar School 180 not out 10B CRICKET Mr Ben Mitchell Coach With a lift in training standards and commitment, there was a dramatic shift in effort and performance. We had an impressive win against Guildford, with Daniel Smith and Ashwyn Menon withstanding a bowling attack to make the winning runs. Sam Peirce and Dan Smith shared captaincy duties as the rollercoaster-

like season continued. The win against Wesley was made even more impressive by twin half-centuries to Tom Jansen and Will Parkin within a delivery of another. Brody Fowles held down the keeping duties manfully, throughout much of the season.

Batting MVP Tom Jansen Bowling MVP Daniel Smith Fielding MVP Toby Robertson 4TH XI CRICKET Mr Cooper Isailovic (’14) Coach The 2015-16 season was full of ups and downs. Although we fought hard in all our games, we often failed to match the skill of our opposition. Although we had many losses we had some great performances. Commendation goes to Shaun Correa who displayed his inner ‘Virat Kohli’ to hit a quick-fire 30 in two overs, featuring four mighty sixes. We may not have been the team who came out on top, but no one could match our spirit and love for the game.

Batting MVP Wynton Galloway Bowling MVP Matt Taylor Fielding MVP Tom Starcevich 3RD XI CRICKET Mr John Montagu (’74) Coach The 3rd XI cricket season for 2016, despite not getting as many wins as we would have liked, can be labelled a success. There were plenty of boys putting their hands up for selection — sometimes in excess of 15. The 3rd XI managed wins against Aquinas and Scotch. The highlight of the season was the game against Scotch, where we managed to make 301 runs in a 30 over game.

Batting MVP Callum Lovegrove Bowling MVP Ethan Lee Fielding MVP Jack Damir 2ND XI CRICKET Mr Dayne Whalan Coach The 2nd XI cricket team had some very convincing wins against Guildford, Christ Church and Wesley. The boys finished the season very well with an excellent game against Wesley, setting them 261 off the required 55 overs and then bowling them out for 118. Special mention to Luke McPherson and Jasper Sirr-Davis for their efforts as co-captains. Congratulations to Jordan Alvaro and Ben Gianatti on their century innings and Jasper Sirr-Davis and Simon Lees on their five wicket hauls.

Batting MVP Jordan Alvaro Bowling MVP Simon Lee Fielding MVP Jasper Sirr-Davis Individual 2nd XI vs Guildford Grammar Jordan Alvaro 107 runs CBCW 2016 2nd XI vs St Patricks Jasper Sirr-Davis five wickets for 39 runs 2nd XI vs Wesley College Jasper Sirr-Davis five wickets for 50 runs 2nd XI vs Guildford Grammar Simon Lee five wickets for 20 runs

2nd XI vs Christ Church Ben Gianatti 103 runs 1ST XI CRICKET Mr David Hankin Coach Christian Brothers Cricket Week 2016 In January 2016 Trinity College undertook its 11th tour to Christian Brothers Cricket Week which is hosted by St Joseph’s College in Brisbane, which is a biennial event that has been held at St Joseph’s College since the late 1970s. Its aims include providing students with a quality playing experience as well as bringing together members of the Edmund Rice community from Australia and New Zealand. The carnival consisted of a formal competitive structure of limited overs fixtures within three divisions: shield, cup and plate. It is the largest gathering of Edmund Rice schools in Australasia for a sporting event. There were 19 schools represented by 29 teams competing across the different divisions.

Trinity College had two teams competing, one in the shield and one in the cup. The 2nd XI won four of their five qualifying games to just miss the cup final on run quotient. The 1st XI won three out of their first four games with the highlight being a last over victory, over the highly fancied Gregory Terrace. However, this win was overshadowed by a disappointing loss in their final game to St Patrick’s Shorncliffe — a result which cost the side a place in the final against hosts Nudgee College.

At the end of the carnival, 12 players from approximately 250 participating players, were selected in an honorary Australasian representative team. Kai Hickey, William Starkie and Travis Austen were all selected after impressive performances throughout the week.

The tour provided a wonderful opportunity for the players to complete their preparation for the Darlot Cup season of 2016. I thank Mr Andrew Jenkin, Mr Michael Murphy and Mr Dayne Whalan for fulfilling the roles of coach and manager for their respective team.

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Notable performances included Joseph Costa taking 6/32 on debut against Guildford Grammar School whilst Captain Kai Hickey made an outstanding 91 to lead the team to victory against Scotch.

In the penultimate game of the season, Trinity bowled superbly well to dismiss Christ Church for just 103. However, after starting the run chase positively, things dramatically changed and the side was dismissed for a dismal 99. Whilst a strong win over the much improved Wesley College followed, it was this four run loss, combined with an agonising one wicket loss to Aquinas which proved to be the difference between winning and losing the Darlot Cup. My special thanks goes to the outgoing members of the committee for their contribution to Trinity cricket and the great effort by those involved in the preparation and presentation of meals throughout the season.

Batting MVP Kai Hickey Bowling MVP Brandon Starcevich Fielding MVP Travis Austen Individual Darlot Cup vs Guildford Grammar Joseph Costa six wickets for 32 runs 1st XI Cricket vs Wesley College Ben Gianatti 102 not out CBCW 2016 1st XI vs St Thomas of Canterbury Will Starkie six wickets for 25 runs Darlot Cup vs Wesley College Brandon Starcevich five wickets for 43 runs I thank the Friends of Trinity Cricket Committee for their support this season. Their efforts in catering, fundraising and conducting the annual awards presentation has been invaluable. This is one of the main factors in ensuring we have the best possible cricket environment for our players.

Mr Rod Rainer Head of Physical Education

This seasons Darlot Cup campaign can be summed up as one of missed opportunity. Having ended the season with three wins and three losses the side finished middle of the table; however, such was the tightness of the competition that three other sides also finished with the same win-loss ratio.

The season started with a disappointing loss to Hale, a game where Trinity outplayed from the outset of the fixture. This was followed by an agonising one wicket loss to eventual winners Aquinas. After being sent into bat, Trinity were reduced to 5/30; however, some late order hitting from Eoghan McElwee, Brandon Starcevich and Travis Austen helped Trinity to a competitive total of 154. After lunch, Trinity had played themselves into a commanding position with Aquinas requiring 24 runs with just one wicket in hand. Unfortunately, it wasn’t to be, with Aquinas pulling off an improbable victory and leaving Trinity with back to back losses.

Strong performances against both Guildford and Scotch, a match which Trinity chased down an incredible 264 off just 67 overs, followed to leave the side needing to win their final two matches to be any chance of winning the Darlot.

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2ND XI CRICKET

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CRICKET 7A

CRICKET 7B

BACK ROW: Bailey Gregson, Simon Lee, Benjamin Davies, Brandon Starcevich, Mr David Hankin, William Starkie, Luke McPherson, Joseph Costa, Eoghan McElwee FRONT ROW: Matthew Russo, Samuel Henley, Travis Austen, Kai Hickey (Captain), Lochie Taylor, Ethan Petta, Brendan McPhee

BACK ROW: Callum Lovegrove, Benjamin Gianatti, Jordan Alvaro, Mr Dayne Whalan, Nathan Yukich, Carter Rodgers, Thomas Walsh FRONT ROW: Zachary Binning, Joshua Day-Perkins, Jasper Sirr-Davis, Luke McPherson, Matthew Russo, Finn Sangalli

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BACK ROW: Maxwell Fry, Callum Lovegrove, Justin Lawrence, James Breust, Mathew John, Samuel D'Souza, Thomas Walsh MIDDLE ROW: Jordan Monastra, Nicholas Basan, Jack Damir, Mr John Montagu, Dion Cotterle, Alessandro Birighitti, Finn Sangalli FRONT ROW: Carl Fasolo, Luke Scarfone, Mason Nicolaou, Jayden Quill, Wilbur Bissett, Zachary Hooper, Joseph Belfiore

BACK ROW: Spencer Bluntish, Flynn Tyson, Zachary Dancewicz, Mr Corey Miskiewicz, Benjamin Fritz, Noah Egitto, Mitchell McGrath FRONT ROW: Max Pola, Taylor Hannah, Christopher Thomas, Oliver Cranny, Jarrad Wood, Ryan DeCelis, Preston Campbell ABSENT: Finn Gismondi

BACK ROW: Jack Barclay, Matthew Bonini, Shaun Correa, Wynton Galloway, Jordan Hooper FRONT ROW: Mathew Taylor, Tom Starcevich, Daniel Barnes, James Torre, John-Paul Chabros, George Kavalam

BACK ROW: Ashton Cooper, Ben Tucker, Mr Corey Miskiewicz, Gavin Ryan, Charlie Stops FRONT ROW: Ashton Jones, Lachlan Eames, Antonio Galipo, Samuel Farnfield, Timothy Robinson, Owen Sands

CRICKET 7C

BACK ROW: Brad Lawrence, Luke Alderslade, Luke Candeloro, George Schelfhout, Benjamin Shah FRONT ROW: William Rehn, Thomas Gavin, Gabriel Hamilton, Samuel Attwater, Troy Miller

CRICKET 7D

BACK ROW: Daniel MacRae, Rory Sinclair, Jonathan Slater, Alexander Baroni, Ryan Stillman, Mack Woodacre FRONT ROW: Anthony Collova, Logan James, Jesse McQuillan, Luke Brindal, Eli Hayes

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CRICKET 7E

CRICKET YEAR 8/9C

CRICKET 8A

CRICKET 8B

BACK ROW: Giuseppe Macri, Domenico Germano, Max Zaccagnini, Noah Fatharly, Idon Tringas FRONT ROW: Kuba Jayamaha, Fraser O'Sullivan, Louis Wiinschl

BACK ROW: Kyle Wheatley, Sri Krishna Dharmapuri, Adrian Sinagra, Reece Gerrand, Mr Michael Murphy, Bailey O'Driscoll, Matthew Sherry, Finn Moloney, Daniel Vos FRONT ROW: Christian Nicholls, Tom Murray, Joshua Loiacono, Julian Raschilla, Riley Mattingley, Michael French, Luke Iacopetta

BACK ROW: Dylan Unsworth-Perez, Khooshvin Balgobin, Mr Christopher Allanson, Amal Subi, Ciaran Paxman FRONT ROW: Ethan Holmsen, Pavel Misiun, Daniel Santelli

BACK ROW: Kyle Wheatley, Angus Watson, Mr Daniel Bateman, Michael Tassone, Jack Harlow FRONT ROW: Harrison McHardie, Nicholas Cooley, Griffin Woodhouse, Michael Boffey, Luke Kelly, Matthew Bottega

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CRICKET 9B

CRICKET 10A

CRICKET 10B

BACK ROW: Louis Tot, Michael Thomas, Ayden Wedge, Mr Anthony Lunt, Harry Zimmermann, Lachlan Sibosado, Simon Homsany FRONT ROW: Griffin Binning, Callum Reader, Jayden Egitto, Matthew French, Callum Clayton, Victor Le Tessier, William Shackles

BACK ROW: Nicholas Campagna, Fynnigan Langer, Joseph Dawson, Ben Callaghan, Ashley Degebrodt, Keegan D'Silva FRONT ROW: Kobe Jones, Cameron Baker, Max Mistilis, James Breust, Seyha Robertson-Zurzolo

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BACK ROW: Sean Carroll, Jacob DelCasale, Ethan Ryan, Jamie Strudwick, Matthew Gerrans, Hayden Boffey, Jesse Messere FRONT ROW: Benjamin Olivieri, Nicolas Miller, David Cain, Mr Andrew Jenkin, Liam Dellamarta, Fraser Moore, William Parkin

BACK ROW: Nicholas Radonjic, Samuel Peirce, Mr Ben Mitchell, Roman Nicolaou, Tom Jansen FRONT ROW: Toby Robertson, William Gilbert, Samuel Robinson, Daniel Smith, Brody Fowles, Ben Kelly ABSENT: Ashwyn Menon

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Cross Country John Buchannan

Cross Country The senior Trinity cross country team had an outstanding session where we went through the season undefeated and secured the Moyes Trophy.

The season started with a European cross country tour that took in the cities of Amsterdam, Paris and London. This was the first ever cross country tour and was an amazing experience for those privileged enough to be able to attend. While we had one disappointment in missing the marathon race in Rotterdam, being able to have training sessions in Amsterdam, Paris, an ‘Amazing Race’ format around London and then competing in an athletics event in London’s Lee Valley Regional Park, were just some of the highlights. Some of the other places of interest we experienced included the Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, London Tower, Buckingham Palace, Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Mass at Sacre Coeur in Paris, canal tour in Amsterdam and a harbour cruise in Amsterdam with ‘all you can eat’ pancakes.

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This season we had a team loaded with many talented runners. However, it must be said that the achievements of the team were the result of a dedicated and uncompromising approach to training and always a determined effort in the actual races. It was clear the boys in the team grew in confidence throughout the season because they had the comfort of knowing they prepared well and the results achieved on a weekly basis were a just reward.

The Year 12 students in the team formed a great leadership group and set an outstanding example to all other team members. As there were so many worthy leaders in the group, a leadership team was appointed. A captain and three vice-captains were appointed. Luke Smith (12.7) was the popular choice as captain and carried out his duties in a very mature and responsible manner. Nicholas Sumich (12.7), Michael Martin (12.8) and Rohan James (12.2) were worthy vice-captains and gave the team great direction, encouragement, support and discipline.

Mr Geoff Jamieson Cross Country Coach

While it appears the team was the best in the competition, we faced many challenges throughout the season. The year began with some of our top runners: Michael Martin, Thomas Moorcroft (11.4) and Joshua Baker (12.7) taking the sidelines due to injury and illness. To the credit of all team members, this issue was overcome, as others in the team took on the responsibility to cover for those missing through injury or illness.

It is a credit to everyone in the team just how well they bonded to form such a formidable outfit that would not be denied success. I acknowledge the invaluable contribution of all the runners from Year 8 and Year 9 who made an immense impact on the senior team and we look forward to them continuing in that manner in the future.

Congratulations to the team of Hayden Boffey (10.1), Alexander Rossi (9.6) and Abi Roach (9.6) for their second successive win as a team in the State cross country championships. Both Hayden and Alex were subsequently selected for the WA team.

A big thank you goes to Ms Kathryn Down for her tireless efforts this year. I know she was thrilled to finally secure the trophy after being close on many occasions. Finally, it is hard to imagine there is a better group of supportive parents.

Collectively, they help when it was our turn to organise morning tea, assist with fundraising and just being there to cheer on the runners is greatly appreciated. The support and encouragement you offer the team and the running of cross country has assisted in developing the culture of our team.

Mr Geoff Jamieson Cross Country Coach

CROSS COUNTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL

BACK ROW: Joshua Ford, Harrison Roberts, Owen McMahon, Matthew Cirocco, William Matar, Sol Coster, Ethan Sinclair, Oliver Pabbruwe, Colin Howells MIDDLE ROW: Ms Lisa Laurino, Nicholas Croll, Cameron Leach, Jarom Watts, Benjamin Vivian, Joshua Sumich, Rowan Frankowiak, Ms Tess Warner FRONT ROW: Benjamin Oatham, Joshua Locke, Tadhg Glynn, Benjamin Allen, Declan Allen, Harrison Hamlyn, Jaxon Fong ABSENT: Jonathon Carson, Nikolo Lake, Lachlan Moroney, Liam Pabbruwe, Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, Mrs Donette Firkins

CROSS COUNTY SENIOR SCHOOL

BACK ROW: Hayden Boffey, Joseph Turner, Jacob Cowan, Muhau Maliti, Thomas Moorcroft, Joseph Pinto, Jatin Poonia, Matthew Dwyer, James Marthins, Alexander Galante, Austin Moutia, Luca Rossi THIRD ROW: Gianluca Cottino, Alexander Jasper, Jack Higgins, Thomas Rees, Bailey Gregson, Joshua Morcombe, Ethan Taylor, Samuel Carbone, Jacob Palinski, Bailey Hughes, James Henshall, Michael Soares Poeira, Mason Vuleta SECOND ROW: Ms Kathryn Down, Mr Geoffrey Jamieson, Daniel Smith, Joshua Baker, Cruz Cleary, David Strever, Alexander Rossi, Thomas Mazza, Callum Lauriston, Ian Xavier, Lucas Mills, Benjamin Allen, Dylan Turner, Euan MacMillan, Blair Italiano, Jaydon Almeida FRONT ROW: Jake Pizzuto, Daniel MacMillan, David Slater, John Buchanan, Luke Dyson, Rohan James, Luke Smith, Nicholas Sumich, Michael Martin, Quinn Jago, Ben Pizzuto, Tadhg Glynn, Abdurahman Roach ABSENT: Callan McClure, Peter Panizza, Callum Proud, Frasier Sundra, Jacob Sykes, Cooper Walsh

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Jayden Quill

Football The 2016 1st XVIII season began with a two-night team building camp at Camp Kelly in Dwellingup during the first week of the April holidays.

The team spent the two days working on their fitness and game plan and established a set of values by which they would play as a group for the season ahead. The camp finished with a practice match against the Banksia Hill Detention Centre. This was an experience beyond just another football game. It was indeed a lesson in understanding that it only takes one or two poor decisions to end up changing your life for the worse. Trinity won this match, but it was the time spent after the game having lunch with the opposition in the gymnasium where everyone was encouraged to get out of their comfort zones to mix with one another where lessons were learnt.

The season kicked off properly against Hale School, where, upon arrival at the ground, we found the 2nd XVIII were nine goals down at half time. Amazingly, they returned from half-time to eventually take the lead and the victory.

Unfortunately, the 1st XVIII couldn’t emulate this success, going down by 69 points after being down just a couple of goals down, late in the third quarter. Trinity opened their account in round two with a comprehensive win over Guildford Grammar School. The 24 point win was not reflective of the dominance of Trinity who was wasteful up forward having 29 scoring shots to 15. A second win to Wesley College in wet conditions had the 1sts in a good position as we hosted Aquinas College at home for the NAIDOC round. Unfortunately, Aquinas was harder at the ball and ran away with a 47 point victory. A victory over Christ Church Grammar School was again followed by a narrow four point loss to Scotch College in a game that was well within our grasp.

During the second half of the season, the team reset their goals with the main aim of upsetting each side that was above them on the ladder. A much better effort against Hale was flanked by wins against Christ Church, Wesley and Guildford. The second last game of the season against arch rivals Aquinas gave Trinity the opportunity of denying Aquinas a share of the Alcock Cup if they could win. For the first three quarters, Trinity managed only three goals, going into the last quarter with a four goal deficit and, seemingly, out of the contest. No one could have predicted what was to come next. Captain Jayden Quill (12.2), suffering from a flu-like virus, was moved to full forward to begin the quarter.

After Aquinas had the first scoring shot hitting the post, the Trinity side began to play the brand of football they had been wanting to play all season. With quick movement of the ball, one touch football and hardness at every contest, Trinity changed the momentum of the game. Quill proved to be too strong for his Aquinas opponent and kicked six goals in the final quarter to give him seven for the game, with Trinity winning by 14 points in front of a stunned Aquinas home crowd.

Mr Chris Allanson 1st XVIII Football Manager

Congratulations go to our State representatives, Brandon Starcevich (11.1) – State 18s, Jaxon Cahill (11.2) – State 18s, Malaki Rodoreda (10.2) State 16s and Liam Martin (10.5) –State 16s. We look forward to these boys having a big impact in the 2017 season.

Thanks go to all the coaches from Year 7 level through to the 1st XVIII, for all the time and commitment they have put into the football program. Head Coach, Mr Peter Oliver, was ably supported by assistants Mr Andrew Jenkin, Mr Stephen Moloney and Mr Fraser McInnes (’10). These four gentleman put in countless hours of their time to develop, not just good footballers, but ‘good men’. We look forward now to season 2017 with some anticipation that success may not be too far away. A big thank you also goes to all the coaches and managers from the 7Bs up to the 2nd XVIII. It was a particularly cold and wet winter and whether it was rain, hail or shine, coaches were committed to providing their time and expertise to enrich the football program for their students.

Mr Chris Allanson (’91) 1st XVIII Football Manager

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FOOTBALL 1ST XVIII

BACK ROW: Ethan Hansen, Mark Allen, Jaxon Cahill, Fraser Barns, Christian Martin, Benjamin Santella, Daniel Richards THIRD ROW: Chilton Yarran Jnr, Nicholas Godsell, Zachary Hooper, Tate Ralph, Travis Austen, Maxwell Fry, Malakai Rodareda SECOND ROW: Mr Andrew Jenkin, Mr Peter Oliver, Conor Merton, Lochie Taylor, Callum Lovegrove, Eoghan McElwee, Jordan Alvaro, Mr Christopher Allanson FRONT ROW: Jake Cox, Jack Cox, Brandon Starcevich, Jayden Quill, Mason Nicolaou, Troy Jones, Jesse Pigram ABSENT: Mr Stephen Moloney, Mr Fraser McInnes

FOOTBALL 3RD XVIII

BACK ROW: Luke McCarthy, Samual Hobbs, Wilbur Bissett, Nathan Yukich, Nicholas Petagna, d'Artagnan Boylan, Thomas Walsh THIRD ROW: Leo Milazzo, Callum Brady, Keeley Rodgers, Hasen Degebrodt, Carter Rodgers, Rory Clarke, Samuel Hadfield SECOND ROW: Mr Dustin Aylmore, Kyle Cionci, Yianni Kakulas, Dominic Driscoll, Luca Incani, Luke Pearce, Liam Engelbrecht, Julian Ronzan FRONT ROW: Luke Scarfone, Harrison Delaporte, Rhys Greaney, Justin Lawrence, Lauchlan Hull, Zachary Mwangangi, John-Paul Chabros

FOOTBALL 2ND XVIII

BACK ROW: Matthew Fynn, Mathew John, James Miocevich, Lachlan Hansen, Matthew Green, William Starkie MIDDLE ROW: Mr Corey Miskiewicz, Jacob Houwen, Jack Damir, Bradley Skajko, Matthew D'Souza, John Pisano, Finn Sangalli, Mr Jarrad Quartermaine FRONT ROW: Zachary Binning, Max Nicolay, Angus McKenna, Benjamin Davies, Simon Lee, Anthony Carbone, Matthew Russo ABSENT: Andrew Young, Carl Braut, Samuel Cannell, Benjamin Gianatti, Michael Lenzo

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FOOTBALL YEAR 7A

BACK ROW: Jeffrey Farrell, Zachary Dancewicz, Leon Scurria, Gavin Ryan, Jesse McQuillan, Rory Charles, Jedd Busslinger, Ashton Cooper, Keefer Smith, Brad Lawrence, Alexander Homsany, Zach Brennan, Mr Cody Leggett SECOND ROW: Flynn Tyson, Thomas Tranter, Jude Clarke, Samuel Attwater, Taylor Hannah, Timothy Robinson, Lachlan Eames FRONT ROW: Will Rehn, Ashton Jones, Gabriel Hamilton, Oliver White, Thomas Smith, Robert Hansen, Preston Campbell, Danai Weelaart-Osborne

FOOTBALL YEAR 7B

FOOTBALL YEAR 7C

FOOTBALL YEAR 8A

FOOTBALL 8B

BACK ROW: Noah Perkins, Liam Cartwright, Joshua Horgan, Alexander Baroni, Joshua Wiriadisastra, Ryan Stillman, Mr Dion Mepham SECOND ROW: Logan James, Jayden Graham, Samuel Thorpe, Mack Woodacre, Brandon Boylen FRONT ROW: Miguel Lopes, Lucas Siciliano, Cooper Paul West, Thomas Gavin, Troy Miller, Max Pola

BACK ROW: Ethan Sykes, Eli Hayes, Anthony Taliangis, Louis Wiinschl, Mr Nick Moulton SECOND ROW: Jed Armstrong, Domenico Germano, Daniel MacRae, Alexander Cartwright, Giuseppe Macri FRONT ROW: Kurt Arthur, Rory Sinclair, Tate Meinertz, Jack Blair

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BACK ROW: Mr Julian Fritz, Aiden Ogg, Bailey O’Driscoll, Brendan Bin Omar, Reece Gerrand, Chadd Kerrigan, Tomas Druzianich SECOND ROW: Ethan Regan, Mitchell Quick, Jack Harlow, Matthew Sherry, Thomas Bristow-Stagg, Eric Bonney FRONT ROW: Michael French, Luke Kelly, Joshua Loiacono, Riley Mattingley, Finn Moloney, Adam Vidotto, Salvatore Duku ABSENT: Declan Ryan, Nicholas Cooley, Tom Murray, Kristian Little, Izayah Rioli, Sidney Roberts

BACK ROW: Patrick Croll, Michael Fidock, Michael Tassone, Ethan Simpson, Sidney Roberts, Reuben Webb, Angus Watson, Mr Ben Mitchell SECOND ROW: Campbell MacLean, Benjamin Petrich, Max Ryan, Kyle Wheatley, Jakob Strohmeier, Jack Kiddle, Aaron Blampey, Connor Budge FRONT ROW: Jack Georgiades, Christian Nicholls, Dylan O’Connor, Daniel Santelli, Harry McHardie, Oliver Schurmann, Luke Iacopetta

FOOTBALL YEAR 9A

BACK ROW: Lachlan Meldrum, Harry Zimmerman, Joseph Dawson, Dylan Hampson, Semisi Amato, Zach Manson, Lachlan Bozich SECOND ROW: D’Arcy Culverwell, Louis Tot, Lachlan Bertram, Jordan Schindler-Thomas, Matthew French, Lachlan Brennan, Aiden Austin, Mr Anthony Lunt FRONT ROW: Dion Carle, Brett Hassett, Simon Homsany, Callum Clayton, Tom Gartside, Nicholas Campagna, Leroy Pigram

FOOTBALL YEAR 9B

BACK ROW: Ayden Wedge, Kobe Bagshaw, Xavier Carrabba, Declan Farrell, Max Blair, Hayden Brady, Matthew Haskins, Mr Michael Murphy SECOND ROW: Ronan Mackie, Jayden Egitto, Lachlan Fitzgerald, Charlie Coates, Cameron Baker FRONT ROW: Fynnigan Langer, Brayden Dillon, Ethan Marrapodi, Tim Kelly, Griffin Binning

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FOOTBALL YEAR 10A

BACK ROW: David Cain, Brock Marrapodi, Steele Cahill, Liam Martin, Andrew Trefry, Asher Fatin, Kane Hughes THIRD ROW: Jesse Messere, Nicolas Miller, Zane Rigby, Ethan Bradley, Nicholas Martin, Jordan Tyson, Kelly Schneider, Malaki Rodoreda SECOND ROW: Mr Anthony Byrne, Liam Dellamarta, Thomas Menaglio, Nicholas Druzianich, Will Lutula-Ossombe, Nicholas Deleonardis, Patrick Smith, Damian Pisano FRONT ROW: Brendan McPhee, Zachary Hayward, Roman Nicolaou, Oscar Bettini, Owen Milburn, Matteo Primerano, Michael Le ABSENT: Lorenzo Maio

FOOTBALL YEAR 10B

BACK ROW: Jai Davis, Connor McDonald, Jude Grant, Jack Mitchell, Alexander Pearson, Thomas Fry, Dylan Tierney, Matthew Gerrans MIDDLE ROW: Fraser Moore, Tom Jansen, Luke Pellegrini, Oliver Pringle, Sean Fidock, Ronan Cluning, Tory Cumming, Brody Fowles, Calum Hoare FRONT ROW: William Gilbert, Stanley Tittums, Jamie Heslop, Will Hogan, Harry Conlin, Lachlan Howard, Ben Kelly, Mason Rehn ABSENT: Mr Paul Van Vliet

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Matthew De Cinque

Hockey In 2016 Trinity’s hockey teams continued to improve on previous seasons and some good results were recorded. For the third successive year all teams from Year 7 to the 1st XI trained and played on Perth Hockey Stadium’s artificial surface whenever possible.

This year there was a change to the structure of PSA hockey, with the Year 10 competition being disbanded and the Year 10 players joining with the 1st, 2nd and 3rd XI. This helped Trinity to increase depth within the senior squads and the quality of training sessions and games was improved.

The 1st XI squad started the season with a four day minitour to Bunbury, accompanied by Coach, Mr Scott Embry, and Manager, Mrs Julia Reid, during the April holidays. The boys trained daily as well as playing three games. Trinity lost the first two games against a strong South West Academy of Sport team, but were victorious in the final game against Bunbury Cathedral Grammar with a score of 4–1. As well as hockey, the boys enjoyed beach recovery sessions and a tour of Lake Cave.

The 1st XI consisted of a core group of Year 12 players led by Captain Scott Reid (12.8) and Vice-captain Luke McPherson (12.6) along with Samuel Cocks (12.7), Matthew De Cinque (12.6), Oscar Pecorari (12.4) and Michael ‘Kevin’ Fraser (12.8). Most of these boys had played hockey together since Year 5 along with 2nd XI captain James Hoare (12.6). Liam Buckley (11.1) played goal keeper and was coached by Ms Toni Cronk during the season. The squad also consisted of a number of younger players including Mitchell McGrath (7.4) and Ben Fels (7.6) and Cameron Pell (8.5) and Kieran Theseira (8.2). The younger players did not play many games, but showed a lot of determination at training and will form the base of a good team in a few years’ time. A highlight was Mitchell McGrath scoring a goal against Hale School in game nine of the season. Apart from a poor performance in the first game of the season against Hale, the 1st XI was competitive in every game of the season and defeated Guildford Grammar School twice, to finish in sixth place. A good indication of the improvement in the team was seen in the last game of the season with a very close 1–0 loss to Scotch College who finished in second place.

In 2016 the inaugural Trinity vs Mercedes fixture was held at the end of Term 2 which was popular with the students.

The 1st XI also played the Hotspurs during the season and participated in the TOBA game against Trinity Old Boys in the July holidays.

The 2nd XI was coached by Mr Peter Norman and also showed improvement throughout the season. The highlight was a stunning 4–0 victory over Guildford. Lachlan Rogers (11.6) scored seven of the nine goals for the season and was awarded the Fairest and Best trophy. Jordan Hooper (11.5) was the runner-up Fairest and Best player and James Hoare was rewarded for his outstanding efforts with the Coach’s Award at the hockey dinner.

Mrs Julia Reid 1st XI Manager

Liam O’Neill (‘15) coached the 3rd XI who were managed

by Mrs Judy Dawson. Despite numerous injuries, the 3rd XI stayed positive all season. Matthew Pavisich (11.8) was the goal keeper and won the Fairest and Best award in his first season of hockey. Florian Robbins (12.5) won the Most Improved trophy and Travis Levett (12.3) won the Coach’s Award.

The Year 9A team was coached by Marcus Di Filippo (‘15) with Mr Bobby Emmanuel managing the side. The 9A had two victories for the year as well as being very competitive and showing great improvement over the season. The team included Louis James (9.4), Victor Le Tessier (9.7) and Jacob John (9.5) who also trained and played some games with the 1st XI. Prize winners for the Year 9A team were goalkeeper Ryan Tan (9.8) – Fairest and Best, Ethan Gosatti (9.1) – Most Improved and Dejan Bouwhuis (9.1) – Coach’s Award.

The combined Year 8 and 9B team was coached by Mr Michael Slacksmith and showed great determination.

Trophy winners were Matthew Roche (9.2) – Fairest and Best, Michael Ciancotti (9.1) – Most Improved and Aidan Shea (9.2) – Coach’s Award.

The Year 8A team was coached by Mrs Tracie Theseira and managed by Mr Anthony Murphy. The team was very competitive with three wins for the season. Cameron Pell was awarded the Fairest and Best trophy, with Kieran Theseira winning the Most Improved award and Jack Wojtowicz (8.3) the Coach’s Award. Cameron Pell was also selected to represent WA in the Under 13s State hockey team.

The Year 7As were coached by Mrs Jodie Green and had two wins for the season and showed lots of promise. Ben Fels won the 110% award for this team and was selected in the Under 13s State hockey team. Mitchell McGrath was awarded the Fairest and Best award and also represented WA, winning gold in the Under 12 School Sport team during the season.

The award winner for the Most Improved was Callum Lee (7.7) and Oliver Cranny (7.4) won the Coach’s Award.

I thank all the coaches, managers and parents who helped with hockey in 2016 at Trinity. Once again, the Friends of Trinity Hockey committee were wonderful with their support of events such as the movie fundraiser, Waterford sausage sizzle and the hockey dinner. Thank you to parents: Mrs Donna McPherson, Mrs Shana Pell, Mr Mark Pownall, Mrs Caroline Rogers and Mrs Anne Clear for all your help on that committee. Next year the committee will be working on plans for a hockey tour of Singapore and Malaysia scheduled in April 2018 for Years 10, 11 and 12 students.

Mrs Julia Reid 1st XI Manager

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First XI listen to coach Scott Embry

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Trinity v Aquinas – Scott Reid, James Hoare, Oscar Pecorari, Jason Gonsalves

HOCKEY 1ST XI

BACK ROW: Louis James, Jacob John, Harrison Pell, Jason Gonsalves, Mrs Julia Reid, Samuel Cocks, Scott Reid, Oscar Pecorari, Michael Fraser FRONT ROW: Victor Le Tessier, Riley Hanlon, Lachlan Rogers, Edward Pownall, Liam Buckley, Joel Taylor, Matthew De Cinque, Cameron Pell ABSENT: Luke McPherson, Mr Scott Embry

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BACK ROW: Jordan Hooper, Reuben Tuffin, Harrison Lockley, Sebastien Min Oo, Mr Peter Norman, Kurtis Thorne, Zeke Okely, James Hoare, Aiden Galvin FRONT ROW: Lachlan Rogers, Joshua Reaper, Matthew Vereker, Jack Meakins, Hugo Katich, Jack Biasin, Jack Barclay

HOCKEY 3RD XI

BACK ROW: Brandon Ronzan, Roman Okely, Travis Levett, Mrs Judy Dawson, Shaun Correa, Matthew Pavisich, Kevin Khuu FRONT ROW: Benjamin Olivieri, Jack Clear, Harry Boyle, Benedict Coates, Christian Rosso, Florian Robbins, Basil Gerad Cyril ABSENT: Samuel Keenan

HOCKEY YEAR 7A

BACK ROW: Mrs Jodie Green, Eli Loveland, Liam Cooper, Xavier Dawson, Lachlan Rainer, Jensen Yeo SECOND ROW: Jack Le Goueff, Mitchell McGrath, Callum Lee, Aidan Dean, Hayden Windus FRONT ROW: Oliver Cranny, Josh Kirkaldy, Benjamin Fels, Flynn Gahler

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BACK ROW: Mr Anthony Murphy, Oscar Wray, Dylan Mulligan, Benjamin Jasper, William Rowney, Callum Rodger, Jack Wojtowicz FRONT ROW: Riley Johnson, Nicholas Caddy, Jess Higgins, Cameron Pell, James Hoang, Charles Gilbert, Kieran Theseira

HOCKEY YEAR 9A

BACK ROW: Mr Bobby Emmanuel, Jacob John, Geordie Atherton, John Lagan, Mitchell Ardagh, Louis James, Dejan Bouwhuis, Mr Marcus DiFillipo FRONT ROW: Thomas Rundle, Victor Le Tessier, Harrison Min Oo, Zak Wilkins, Ethan Gosatti, Michael Miocevich ABSENT: Ryan Tan

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First VIII with their trophies after winning the Hamer Cup and the Head of the River

Rowing This has been an exceptional season and we have had wins in many areas; sporting, community and in the character displayed.

Mr Phil Jurjevich Director of Rowing

Although he didn’t get to row for us in Term 1, Matteo Sandrelli, chose to come to Trinity College (from Italy), for rowing and has added to the senior group. He is an example of a young man with enormous self-drive and he gives himself no excuses. He has been a great role model, an extremely hard worker and has set the standard for what our senior rowers have achieved. Matteo won two gold and silver medals in the NSW State Championships. He has achieved a lot, shared a lot and can possibly take home a lot more. Thank you Matteo!

This year we also celebrate three Trinity Old Boys being selected for the Rio Olympics with Rhys Grant (‘04) Josh Hicks (‘08) and Dave Watts (‘09) all being selected — well done!

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We have taken major steps forward, thanks to the generosity of the parents and the Old Boys. With the licensing rules changing so that boat trailers lost their exemptions, two families (requesting anonymity), stepped up significantly with donations and the community as a whole joined in.

Because of this we were able to purchase the new trailer, necessary to function with a club of our size. In addition to this the Old Boys joined in and have leased a bay at Champion Lakes for the next five seasons. These two additions have added greatly to how we function and are evidence for the boys of what a team really is. The Old Boys and the parents are our secret weapon. Thank you Peter, Brett and all involved!

With these great examples of community, generosity and hard work all around them, the boys knuckled down and had an amazing season. To this point one of the most successful by any school, at any period of competition. Most schools have never had a clean sweep of the Year 9s (great work Catriona, coaches and boys), a clean sweep of the Year 10s (well done Sam, coaches and boys) a win in the 4th VIII and 1st VIII and seconds and thirds in the 2nds and 3rds (well done all senior coaches under Liam and Paul).

Excellent camaraderie and team work from all of the coaches as well as the logistics and support for the program

by Mr Mark Bozich. The next wave also looks sensational with Mr Mike O’Hanlon and Mr Shane Fry running the Year 8s, with three time world champion and Olympian, Ms Amber Bradley, Mr Mike Slack-Smith and Mr Roland Nelson training them hard with the body weight circuits.

The appointed captains: Year 10, Asher Fatin; Captain of Coxswains, Andrew Le; Vice-captains, Rohan James and Thomas Norman and Captain of Boats, Brennan Edwards.

The Sculling Champions: Year 12, Brennan Edwards; Year 11, Ethan Taylor; Year 10, Asher Fatin; Year 9, Matt Cirocco and Year 8, Eric Bonney. The Ergo Champions: Year 12, Thomas Norman; Year 11, Ethan Taylor; Year 10, Thomas Barnes; Year 9, Matt Cirocco and Year 8, Eric Bonney.

We have also had significant winners that pass unnoticed. As well as our captains, I acknowledge Nicholas Sumich (12.7), Damien Pisano (10.4), John Pisano (12.6), Jason Landon (8.2), Zachary Hayward (10.2), Ted Lane (8.4), Daniel Barrie (11.1), Luke Dyson (11.4), Joshua Morcombe (11.3), Quinn Jago (11.3), David Slater (11.3), Julian Ye (12.6), Mitchell Muscat (12.4), Rowan Frankowiak (8.2), Samuel Keenan (10.1), Will Hogan (10.5), Eric Bonney (8.5), Joseph Ricci (8.6), Andrew Le (11.2), Matthew Dwyer (11.3), Tylar Tran (8.2), Jeremy Hansen (10.4) and Sam Reid (12.5) who have all done the things that needed doing without seeking acknowledgement. That is what makes a great team — doing what you can because you see it needs doing not because you will get a reward! At the January camp, when the boys ran the oval, in Indian/alligator file running, my six-year-old son and nine-year-old daughter were guided, protected and encouraged by all the boys. Andrew Le gave my son the oar and everyone helped him to run the whole way — that’s what they do!

We have a special team! Thank you coaches, parents, all staff and especially our rowers who have bravely explored their capacity and looked out for each other. I’m looking forward to 2017!

Mr Phil Jurjevich (’85) Director of Rowing

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2ND VIII

John Pisano, Ethan Taylor, Brennan Edwards, Matthew Dwyer, Andrew Le, Thomas Norman, Sam Cocks, James Marthins, Rohan James, Paul Bolton (absent), Mr Liam Dee

Mr Jason Tutty, Mitchell Muscat, Mason Vuleta, Tennesse Buti, Oliver Betts, Josh Baker, Julian Ye, Nicholas Sumich, Fraser Sundra, Joe Turner, Mr Taylor Colton

3RD VIII

4TH VIII

David Godfrey, Jack Higgins, Matt Vereker, Liam Buckley, Dylan Viskovich, Sam Thornlie, Seb Min Oo, Ben Pagano, Liam Devlin, Mr James Rees

Luca Incani, Clancy Lagan-Brown, Callan McClure, Hamish Townsend, Brandon Doray, Sam Reid, Josh Morecombe, Quinn Jago, David Slater, Mr Greg Wilson

5TH VIII/SENIOR RESERVES

YEAR 10A VIII

Mr Zen Vakil, Austin Moutia, Daniel Barrie, Richard Watson, Alex Hammond, Luke Dyson, Sam Fasolo, Zeke Okely, Thomas Mazza, Charlie Owens

Zack Haywood, Joe Pinto, Jordan Tyson, Rhys Bormollini, Asher Fatin, Jamie Kinninmont, Tom Barnes, Josh Stops, Damian Pisano, Gianluca Cottino, Mr Kenny Chan

YEAR 10B VIII

YEAR 10A QUAD

Owen Milburn, Jake Bosca, Jeremy Hansen, Zack Haywood, Thomas Maher, Joel Taylor, Gianluca Cottino, Alexander Galante, Thomas Fry, Will Hogan, Mr Sam O’Connell

Owen Milburn, Tim Feasey, Mack Spiers, Dean Law, Lachlan Howard

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YEAR 9A

Sam Keenan, Lachlan Allen, Jaydon Almeida, Roman Okely, Thomas Payne

Alex Rossi, Matthew Cirocco, Tim Kelly, Sol Coster, Luca Rossi

YEAR 9B

YEAR 9C

Louis James, Anton Chokolich, Ethan Marrapodi, Dejan Bouwhuis, Cruz Cleary

John Lagan, Aaron Moore, Nick Cattalini, Harrison Roberts, Ethan Gosatti

YEAR 9D

YEAR 9E

Lachlan Bozich, Alessio Cottino, Sam Pesce, Zak Wilkins, Liam Pabbruwe

William Matar, Lachlan Loveridge, Abi Roach, Josh Vilardi, Sean Harrison, Darcy Culverwell

YEAR 9F

YEAR 9G

Lachlan Brennan, Cooper Fare, Sean Harrison, Owen McMahon, Zac Weller-Thomas

Dimitri Tsagaris, Oliver Pabbruwe, Will Matar, Sam Pesce, John Lagan, Will Matar (absent)

YEAR 9H

YEAR 9I

Mitchell Craig, Thomas Marrisen, Max Blair

Alex Henwood, Dylan Blaskovic, Harrison Min Oo, Tom Rundle

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YEAR 8 GROUP

BACK ROW: Ethan Hardy, Libero Piffaretti, Adam Vidotto, Jack Kiddle, William Boxall, Caleb Webb, Patrick Croll, Jarom Watts, Kyle Hembra, Ethan Simpson Middle: Jack Georgiades, Lucas Arvino, Mitchell Tarzia, Jason Landon, Kristian Little, Jakob Strohmeier, Callum Rodger, Ethan Halford, Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, Joshua Sumich, Joseph Ricci, Tylar Tran, Oliver Schurmann FRONT ROW: Fabian Carbone, Eric Bonney, Rowan Frankowiak, Ted Lane, Max Ryan, Aaron Blampey, Campbell MacLean, Kenzie Bui, Ethan Lam, Ben Petrich, George Hatton ABSENT: Callum Jones, Roy Kickett, Kade McCormack, Oscar Steegstra, Sebastian Teo

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Tom Cavanagh

Rugby In the words of the 1st XV Captain, Joshua Spittal (12.3), “this rugby season was one we were very excited about. We had a strong 2015 campaign and 2016 was one we knew where we could take the next step”.

2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Mrs Bindy Hammond 1st XV Manager

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Aquinas

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3

6

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Christ Church/ Hale/Scotch

8

0

8

0

Guildford

9

5

4

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11 June – Scotch College at Waterford: the top of the PSA table clash.

Hale

11

9

2

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Scotch

10

10

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July – 1st XV overnight camp at Trinity College: organised

by Joshua Spittal and supported by Mr Grant Oakley, Mr Ian Hailes and Mrs Bindy Hammond. The parents helped to keep the players well-nourished for two days.

Trinity

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5

6

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Wesley

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2

7

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8–11 April – senior rugby camp: Years 10–12 at Dwellingup with skills sessions, a Force game and an important season starter win against Kalamunda Bulls 75–0.

30 April – Hale School at Hale: a win after a 12-year drought of wins at Hale for the 1st XV.

13 August – final game against Scotch to determine the winner of the Redmond Cup: a credit to the Scotch team for their incredible season and who were the better side on the day.

CLUB AWARDS 2016 Clubman: Joshua Spittal Shaka Zulu: Carlo Tizzano (11.8) 1st XV Coach: Mr Grant Oakley Assistant Coach: Mr Taine Oakley (‘15) Manager: Mrs Bindy Hammond 2016 BROTHER REDMOND CUP F

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Best & Fairest: Thomas Cavanagh (12.4) Best Forward: Matthew Birch (12.5) Best Back: Tamba Lebbie (12.3) Most Improved: Julian Ye (12.6) Players’ Player: Carlo Tizzano 2nd XV Coach: Mr Tony Webb Assistant Coach: Mr Alex Pensini (’13)

BP PTS Final

Best & Fairest: Ben Mahoney (12.7) Best Forward: Nathan Scott (12.5) Best Back: Michael Ferrari (12.6) Most Improved: Sam Reid (12.5) Service & Contribution: Ben Pagano (11.3) Year 10 Coach: Mr Alex Stajka Assistant Coach: Mr Ian Hailes

Best & Fairest: Rhys Bormolini (10.3) Best Forward: Alexander Pennefather (10.8) Best Back: Ethan Roux (10.2) Most Improved: Dean Law Yim Wan (10.7) Year 9 Coaches: Mr Noah Harris (’13), Mr Jaron De Klerk (’12) and Mr Peter Fitzgerald (’13) Managers: Mr David Allen and Mr Carl Wilson P

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Best & Fairest: Reesjan Pasitoa (9.6) Best Forward: Kael Everett (9.8) Best Back: Aaron Moore (9.6) Most Improved: Lachlan Sibosado (9.7) Year 8 Coaches: Mr Will Brock (’04) Assistant Coaches: Mr Jaron De Klerk (’12) and Mr Will Grogan

Best & Fairest: Cristiano Tizzano (7.7) Best Forward: Chase Ridley (7.7) Best Back: Damon Winterburn (7.7) Most Improved: Carlos Torre (7.1) Years 5/6 Coach: Noah Harris (8.3) Assistant Coaches: Peter Fitzgerald (’13) and Mr Finlay Koenig-Luck (’13)

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Best & Fairest: Aidan McDonagh (8.4) Best Forward: Ethan Loveland (8.1) Best Back: Jaeree Reuben (8.6) Most Improved: Griffin Woodhouse (8.6) Year 7 Coach: Angus Gillespie (’13) Manager: Mrs Eliza Knapman

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YEAR 12 PLAYERS This year we say farewell to a strong rugby playing group. Tamba Lebbie, will receive full colours for playing over 30 games for the 1st XV. Half colours, for playing 18 or more games with the 1st XV will be awarded to Oliver Betts, Daniel Carter, Thomas Cavanagh, Lachlan Hogg, Brandon John, Thomas Norman, Rashawn Reuben and Joshua Spittal. Matthew Birch, Ryan Davies, Carl Fasolo, Samuel Fasolo, Michael Ferrari, Conor Mackie, Ben Mahoney, Mitchell Muscat, Jason Nguyen, Charles Owens, Denzel Paul, Sam Reid, Nathan Scott, Simon Tong, Hamish Townsend and Julian Ye contributed to Trinity rugby and it was wonderful to see them all end their senior sport playing rugby.

We look forward to seeing you all at a TOBA match in the future.

REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS: Reesjan Pasitoa selected in the Junior Gold Cup Rugby Union Under 15 team and represented WA in Brisbane.

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A big thank you to all the players, coaches and committee for their input this season. Your support of Trinity rugby has been integral to our success. The support from our Old Boy coaches continues, with seven of them coaching in 2016. Thanks to Mr David Ferrari (’12) for taking over the physiotherapy duties. With over 160 rugby players from Year 5 to Year 12, Trinity rugby has a fantastic future.

Mrs Bindy Hammond 1st XV Manager

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RUGBY 1ST XV

BACK ROW: Matthew Birch, Oliver Betts, Stefan Hovane, Thomas Norman, Samuel Thornley, Thomas Cavanagh, Richard Watson MIDDLE ROW: Jamie Bonner, Brandon John, Tamba Lebbie, Daniel Carter, Lachlan Hogg, Carlo Tizzano, Rashawn Reuben FRONT ROW: Tavish Meade, Carl Fasolo, Joshua Stops, Mrs Bindy Hammond, Joshua Spittal, Julian Ye, Samuel Fasolo ABSENT: Mr Grant Oakley, Mr Taine Oakley

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BACK ROW: Conor Mackie, Alex Hammond, Maximillian Maietta, Ryan Davies, Nathan Scott, Clancy Lagan-Brown, Dylan Viskovich, Liam Devlin MIDDLE ROW: Hamish Townsend, Denzel Paul, Nicholas Basan, Ben Vos, Charles Owens, Jaxon Higham, Sam Reid, Connor Rees FRONT ROW: Matthew Argile, Simon Tong, Benjamin Tighe, Mr Tony Webb, Michael Ferrari, Jason Nguyen, Samuel Mangione ABSENT: Hamish Gillespie, Benjamin Mahoney, Mitchell Muscat, Ben Pagano, Mr Alex Pensini

RUGBY YEAR 7

BACK ROW: Chase Ridley, Jeremy Clarke, Amato Amato, Fraser O’Sullivan, Angus McDonald THIRD ROW: Mrs Eliza Knapman, Patrick Scally, Charlie Stops, Coen Agate, Nathan Holland, Thomas Edwards, Tex Gorski, Mr Angus Gillespie SECOND ROW: Alex Devilee, Paul Marchesi, Ethan McMillan, Lachlan Bonwick, Noah McDonald, Jordan DiNella, Carlos Torre FRONT ROW: Angus Bell, Peter Misiun, Nehemiah Reuben, Cristiano Tizzano, Grant Rapkoch, Jayden Nguyen

RUGBY YEAR 8

BACK ROW: Mr William Brock, Alexander Bradley, Ethan Halford, Sebastian Teo, Benjamin Doyle, Caleb Webb, Mitchel Tarzia MIDDLE ROW: Daniel Hoye, Kade McCormack, Joshua Crevola, Aidan McDonagh, Ethan Hardy FRONT ROW: Lucas Arvino, Griffin Woodhouse, Oscar Steegstra, Niko Falaniko, William Boxall, Roy Kickett ABSENT: Jaeree Reuben

RUGBY YEAR 9

BACK ROW: Angus Owens, Ashley Lloyd, Alessio Cottino, Lachlan Sibosado, Reesjan Pasitoa, Connor Seve, Kael Everett MIDDLE ROW: Trey Dawson, Oliver Bell, Rory McElwee, Danny Do, Zachary Weller-Thomas, Kyle Wright FRONT ROW: Riley Boyd, Brendan Murphy, Jacob Mangan, Alexander Pagano, Jacob D’Castro, Lachlan Loveridge ABSENT: Mr David Allen, Mr Carl Wilson, John Blair, Harry Emmannuel, Hugh Hogan, Fintan Kinsella, Aaron Moore, Jean-Paul Starkie, Dimitri Tsagaris, Luke Veersma

RUGBY YEAR 10 XV

BACK ROW: Samuel Peirce, Jeremy Hansen, Thomas Barns, Jarrad Scott, Timothy Feasey, Alexander Pennefather MIDDLE ROW: Xavier Leatherland, Thomas Payne, Lex Agate, Mr Ian Hailes, Brody Green, Dean LawYimWan, Joshua Colton FRONT ROW: Isaiah Reuben, Thomas Maher, Ethan Roux, Jamie Kinninmont, Rhys Bormolini, Dylan Salvia, MacKenzie Spiers ABSENT: Aaron Moore, Joshua Stops, Mr Alex Stajka

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Soccer The 2016 season began with a strong sense of optimism and self-belief after the outstanding efforts of 2015.

Mr Ben Kriszyk 1st XI Soccer Manager

Trinity College welcomed Mr Dean Evans to the role as 1st XI coach whose positivity, professionalism and tactical knowledge was a great asset for the soccer program. With many talented players departing in the Class of 2015 it was a perfect opportunity for emerging new talents to make their mark for Trinity. This consistent flow of exceptionally gifted, hard-working and talented players pays homage to the staff and former students working with our Middle School teams. It was an exceptional year in 2016 for all Middle School teams with the 7A, 8A, 9A and 10A teams finishing on top of the table. I take this opportunity to thank those teachers for their enthusiasm and commitment each week, in developing our Middle School teams.

Both Dean and I were fortunate to begin our season on tour.

The College soccer tour to Malaysia and Singapore, which runs every second year, gave us the perfect opportunity to get to know the players, their strengths and abilities as well as on a personal level. The travelling party, which also included Miss Amanda Marocchi and Mr David Hankin, spent nine days travelling through Malaysia and Singapore, playing four games of soccer and undertaking many more activities throughout our stay. The matches, which were played in extremely humid conditions against formidable opponents, served as a great pre-season warm up. Upon our return to Perth we were ready to begin the 2016 PSA season.

Trinity hit the ground running with an impressive away victory at Hale School, followed by a big home win against Guildford Grammar School and another nail-biting victory on a wet and windy morning at Wesley College. Confidence was at an all-time high after another powerful performance at home against archrivals, Aquinas College. Trinity College was several points clear at the top of the table heading into our fixture against co-title contender Christ Church Grammar School, who had dropped points earlier in the season and provided Trinity with a real opportunity to state their claim for the Lawe Davies Cup. After a nervy start and some half time words of wisdom from Dean, the players rallied to draw the game and come close to winning the match. The unbeaten run had continued and Trinity College looked strong going into Term 3 and the second half of the season.

Trinity’s first two games back, were home games against Scotch College and Wesley in which the visitors provided little to no resistance. The boys were really starting to believe this could be their season. Guildford Grammar was next on the fixture list and this poignant match turned the season on its head. A scrappy, yet honest affair, with very few chances created for either side, left Trinity reeling after a 1–0 loss. The setback was followed by a 1–2 loss to Hale and left Christ Church in strong contention to finish over the top of the Trinity boys. Hollywood script writers couldn’t have done a better job with 1st vs 2nd (Trinity vs Christ Church) set to play each other on the final weekend

in July. The game, which was played with high intensity from both teams, did not disappoint in terms of a spectacle but the result was one to forget. A last gasp effort from Christ Church in the final seconds of the match earned them a 1–2 victory and broke many a heart at Waterford. Trinity went on to record a win against Aquinas and a loss in the final fixture of the season to finish second. A valiant effort for the season, but one which left all involved feeling it could have been much more.

I take this opportunity to thank and congratulate team Captain Kane Ottobrino (12.2) and Vice-captains Ben Pellizzari (12.8) and James Biagioni (12.1) on a strong season in which their desire and commitment to the College could never be questioned. I also congratulate Sam Thorniley (12.1) and Sam Moffatt (11.3) on outstanding seasons.

A special mention to the parents who assisted me throughout my inaugural season as Manager of the 1st XI team — your tireless efforts have made my job an enjoyable one and I am extremely grateful for everything you have done for the club and me.

I look forward to the next season, where Trinity College can again attempt to reclaim the Lawe Davies Cup for a record 15th time.

Mr Ben Kriszyk 1st XI Soccer Manager

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SOCCER 1ST XI

BACK ROW: Trent Piccicacco, Ben Pellizzari, James Biagioni, Nicolas Challot, Henry Malkovic, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Samuel Thorniley, Damon Marciano, Luis Pinto FRONT ROW: Mr Dean Evans, Max Thorniley, Liam Taddei, Kristian Despotovski, Kane Ottobrino, Samuel Moffatt, Curtis Multari, Nicolas Van de Klashorst, Mr Ben Kriszyk

SOCCER 2ND XI

BACK ROW: Aaron Gangemi, James King, Farruh Mavlonov, Nicholas Thorne, Ryan Dorman, Luka Azzalini, James Torre FRONT ROW: Owen Fewster, Marcus Ricci, Jedd Egan, Joseph Belfiore, Ms Lissa Coleman, George Burke, Joshua Nici, Amos Lako ABSENT: Francis Calabro, Joseph Costa

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SOCCER 3RD XI

BACK ROW: Nicholas Bracone, Dion Cotterle, Tennessee Buti, Thomas Breust, Nicholas Ellison, Matthew Bonini, Thomas Cotter FRONT ROW: Taj Evans, Andrew Le, Timothy Adams, Joseph Bonavita, Mr Anthony D'Ignazio, Houston Jennings, Daniel Barrie

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BACK ROW: Connor Wortley, Joshua Foti, Fraser Marshall, Marcus Caravella, André Roberts FRONT ROW: Luke Espinoza, Mr Richard Herrmann, Liam Heald, Tom Starcevich, Nathan Huntley ABSENT: Harrison Davey, Harrison Griffiths, Georgios Palassis, James Pears, Harry Russell

SOCCER 5TH XI

BACK ROW: Vincent Seigerschmidt, Cooper Tatafu, Lucas Starkie, Benjamin Salerno, Matthew Cardozo, Daniel James FRONT ROW: Colin Rapkoch, Andre Marchesani, Joshua Naylor, Nicholas Fanchi, Brandon Doray, Hector Divinagracia ABSENT: Marcus Bottega, Christian Dobbie, Mr Cyrus Naseri

SOCCER YEAR 7A

BACK ROW: Mr David Hankin, Antonio DiLanzo, Oliver Bradley, Finn Gismondi, Brandon Condo MIDDLE ROW: Taiga Matoba, Nicholas Santalucia, Francis Moschilla, Nathan Sbrocco, Samuel Farnfield FRONT ROW: Andrea Di Ciano, Christian Silva, Liam Santoro, Antonio Galipo, Anthony Collova

SOCCER YEAR 7B

BACK ROW: Aryan Pulappadi, Luke Hailand, Spencer Bluntish, Samuel Hu, Luke Candeloro MIDDLE ROW: Harry Bell, Carlos Tan, Nicholas Biundo, Luca Zappacosta FRONT ROW: Davin Do, James Mahoney, Xavier Adamos, Jordan Martelli, Owen Sands ABSENT: Mr Conor Devlin

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SOCCER YEAR 7D

SOCCER YEAR 7E

SOCCER YEAR 8A

BACK ROW: Julian Leone, Thomas Devine, Aaron Seth, Patric Manaf-Hassan, Jonathon Slater MIDDLE ROW: Matthew Loo, George Schelfout, Ben Starcevich, Elshaday Shanahan, Ryan DeCelis FRONT ROW: Jarrad Wood, Christopher Thomas, Luke Alderslade, Idon Tringas, Callum Lee ABSENT: Mrs Claudia Kelly

BACK ROW: Sholto Foss, Christopher Marchesani, Seshan Dharmasundera, Adam Rowe, Ms Annalis Harbin MIDDLE ROW: Massimo D’Amelio, Jonas Soares-Mendes, Bradley Hounslow, Sheldon Rozario, Edward Drew FRONT ROW: Marcus Petrillo, Kuba Jayamaha, Max Zaccagnini, Anders Phan

BACK ROW: Rafael Sitorus, Samuel Zimmermann, Lual Lual, Patrick Keenan MIDDLE ROW: Benjamin Shah, Joshua Wilson, Nicholas Yap, Noah Fatharly FRONT ROW: Nathan DeFonseka, Gabriel Naylor, Harley Jennings ABSENT: Mrs Helen Knowles

BACK ROW: Alex Ishida-Livings, Sri Dharmapuri, Michael Boffey, Willem Lamers, Adrian Sinagra, Mr Gordon Dean FRONT ROW: Jojo Parise, Daniel Rees, Joshua McIntyre, Christian O’Driscoll, Darren Tran

SOCCER YEAR 8B

SOCCER YEAR 8C

SOCCER YEAR 8D

SOCCER YEAR 9A

SOCCER YEAR 9B

SOCCER YEAR 9C

BACK ROW: Mr Martin Guest, Andre Dodo-Balu, Joseph Ricci, Ethan Throssell, Libero Piffaretti MIDDLE ROW: George Hatton, Callum Jones, Khooshvin Balgobin, Julian Raschilla, Zacary Lee FRONT ROW: Tom Lindsay, Ted Lane, Noah Foti, Kenzie Bui

BACK ROW: Mr Joel Shinkfield, Santiago Paz, Michael Moore, Daniel Ghobryal MIDDLE ROW: Huan Nguyen, Jason Landon, Joshua Makinson, Rafael Fiore FRONT ROW: Thomas Robertson, Ethan Lam, Dylan Unsworth-Perez, Brennan Bonetti

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BACK ROW: Mr John Cumpsty, Amal Subi, Jonah Bosio, Tylar Tran FRONT ROW: Tristan Bottega, Luke Grattoggi, Zane Meleca, Pavel Misiun

BACK ROW: Brandon Duong, Marcus McRostie, Cruz Cleary, Keegan D’Silva, James Della Gatta, Ms Rita Basilio FRONT ROW: Honour Ta, Ryan Harris, Jason Le, Dylan Blaskovic, Alexander Santoro

BACK ROW: Mason Tatafu, Alexander Rossi, Luca Rossi, Mr Daniel Bateman MIDDLE ROW: Tomas Despotovski, Adam Ricci, Abdurahman Roach, Sean Harrison, Samuel Symons FRONT ROW: Jake Pizzuto, William Gavin, Alexander Moffat, Nicholas Cattalini, Tristen Di Toro

BACK ROW: Mr Brian MacGabhann, Andre’ Gorski, Jerome Iaconi, Samuel Pesce, Luke Cotton, Simon Fernandes MIDDLE ROW: Manav Patel, Andrew Nguyen, Mitchell Craig, Ciaran McCarthy-Rymer, Luke Ottobrino FRONT ROW: Ethan Holmsen, Jacques Mafrica, Sebastian Ellison, Timothy McDonald

SOCCER YEAR 9D

BACK ROW: Mr Nick Marston, Thomas Langdon, Harrison Scott-Rogan, Jack Rhodes, Joshua Candeloro MIDDLE ROW: Revonne Godfrey, Isaac DelCasale, Armando Lugod, Jacob Spitteler, Shaun Rozario FRONT ROW: Andrew Petagna, Alex Biundo, Peter Hoang, Gabriel Thomas, Adam Robinson

SOCCER YEAR 9E

BACK ROW: Ms Isabella Dillon, Aidan Darmawan, Jarrod Jeremiah, Kin Ting Poon, Perth Libao FRONT ROW: Max Watervoort, Samuel Minniti, Leon Rocca, Henry Ladhams

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SOCCER YEAR 10A

BACK ROW: Mrs Lisa Webb, Roberto Iazzi, Bryce Schu, Jamie Strudwick, Cooper Brown, Daniel Fitzgerald, Joseph Dodo-Balu, Nicholas Radonjic FRONT ROW: Matthew Mustica, Joshua Martelli, Zachary Robinson, Jacob DelCasale, Timothy Ludovico, Lucas Munoz, Tyrone Mola, Toby Robertson ABSENT: Mr Adrian Madaschi

SOCCER YEAR 10B

BACK ROW: Kyron Milosavljevic, Roberto Iazzi, Ethan Ryan, Conor Doyle, David Black, Jake Boska, Lachlan Allen, Alistair Hunt FRONT ROW: Luca Crevacore, Alexis Lemaistre, Roberto Menta, Mr Rohan Van Dongen, Kyle Greaney, Thomas Miocevich, Blake George, William Parkin

SOCCER YEAR 10C

BACK ROW: Benjamin Boros, Damon Ferrante, Conor Brazil, Tylen Keizer, Riley Townsend, Matthew Hobbs MIDDLE ROW: Jaiah Mosconi, Charles Clark, Angus Ladhams, Kaya Foti, Lucas Di Nardo, Tiernan Brahim, Thomas Fable FRONT ROW: Alisdair Cooper, Samuel Robinson, Mr John Abordi, Benjamin Tricoli, David Pham, James Ellery ABSENT: Jacob Arvino, Anthony Carbone, Samuel Heald, William Sweeney, James Tong

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Swimming PSA Inters Swimming Carnival

Swimming Swimming at Trinity has been buoyed by great results in the last few seasons, so expectations within the team were high for 2016.

Mr Dion Mepham Head Swimming Coach

Realistically, the main aim of the team was to lock in a top three position at Inters, by continuing the improvement trend from 2014 and 2015.

The season began with a record attendance for Term 4 swimming, followed quickly by record numbers at summer holiday training. Many boys took the opportunity to swim in early meets against Wesley College and Mercedes College and the dual training initiative with Mercedes was very well-attended.

Despite the effort at training, the season really comes down to the performance at Quads and Inters.

At both meets, Trinity College was ‘up and about’, with the team setting many personal bests. In fact, over the two meets, our swimmers set 145 personal best times, including 68 on the Inters night.

We may have dropped from second place overall, in 2015 to third in 2016, but I felt that the general performance by the team held true to our vision of consistent improvement and never giving up.

Congratulations to Cameron Leach (8.2) and Ethan Bradley (10.4) who both set records at the Quads meet, underlining their position as two of the fastest swimmers in PSA history.

The camaraderie and sportsmanship shown by the swimmers, gives tangible evidence that our Men for Others mantra, is alive and well.

Many swimmers performed spectacular feats on Inters night. To single swimmers out is unfair, but I acknowledge the following swimmers, who won races on the night—it was a significant achievement: Liam Martin (10.5) Under 16 100 metre freestyle Division 2 Under 16 50 metre breaststroke Division 1 Under 16 50 metre butterfly Division 1 Cameron Leach Under 14 50 metre freestyle Division 1 Under 14 50 metre butterfly Division1 Kane Hughes (10.5) Under 16 50 metre backstroke Division 2 Ethan Bradley Under 17 50 metre butterfly Division 1 Jamie Heslop (10.6) Under 16 50 metre butterfly Division 2 Kane Hughes, Baily Hughes (10.4), Jamie Heslop, Joshua Reaper (10.4) Under 16 medley relay Division 1

A big thank you goes to the parent body for the support of the swimming team all year. Without their help, nobody gets to training, nobody gets fed and nobody cheers us on.

Thank you.

The leadership group of Damon Marciano (12.8), Lucas Starkie (12.4) and Nicholas Godsell (12.3) achieved amazing results in a difficult year. Their hard work and perseverance will bring results to the team long after they have moved on, but they should feel proud that, with their help, the train kept moving forward.

It can be a really hard and mainly thankless job being a coach. Not only do the swimmers need to be pulled kicking and screaming into the training pool, but team selection, running meets and maintaining focus all fall under the job description. Ms Siobhan Wilkins has done a wonderful job this year, not only as the nurturing, motherly coach, but also as the hard-toed head-kicking coach. She has been ably supported by Jarrod Ng (‘15), James Valentine (‘15), Matt Reaper (‘15), Finlay Koenig-Luck (‘13), Daniel Tomasi (‘13) and Mr Paul Lee. On behalf of the team, thank you to all coaches and helpers this year. I look forward to a super-charged 2017 Mr Dion Mepham Head Swimming Coach

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BACK ROW: Cooper Tatafu, Jaxon Cahill, William Starkie, Brandon Starcevich, Nichollas Montero, Nicholas Ellison, Liam Martin, Fraser Barns, Nathan Yukich, Alexander Pearson, Benjamin Santella, Nicholas Petagna, Matthew D'Souza, Brock Marrapodi, Kane Hughes SIXTH ROW: Cooper Walsh, Riley Townsend, Matthew Gibb, Fintan O'Hurley, Ethan Bradley, William Matar, Anton Chokolich, Jaxon Higham, Lachlan Meldrum, Mathew John, Jackson Lee, Jean-Paul Starkie, Daniel Carter, Ben Vos, Conor Brazil, Malaki Rodoreda FIFTH ROW: Eamon Duncan, Carl Braut, Alessio Cottino, Gianluca Cottino, Ethan Taylor, Thomas Walsh, Austin Moutia, Max Nicolay, Justin Ng, Brandon John, Anthony Carbone, Connor Rees, Baily Hughes, Matthew Cirocco, Michael Soares Poeira, Joshua Reaper, Luka Azzalini FOURTH ROW: Dylan Salvia, Finn Gismondi, Callum Lauriston, Samuel Moffatt, James Michelon, Kelly Schneider, Rhys Bormolini, Joseph Ricci, Adam Knox, Angus Watson, Kyle Hembra, Alexander Rossi, Jakson Egan, Jacob John, Brandon Till, Cameron Leach, Santiago Paz, Chase Ridley THIRD ROW: Abdurahman Roach, Oliver Bradley, Julian Leone, Ethan Regan, Jakob Strohmeier, Brendan Murphy, Andrew Petagna, Houston Jennings, Patrick Smith, Nicholas Deleonardis, Jamie Heslop, Brett Hassett, Jedd Busslinger, Rafael Fiore, Rowan Frankowiak, Callum Jones, Kurt Arthur, Patric Manaf-Hassan, Brandon Condo SECOND ROW: Samuel Thorpe, Kinta Pinchin-Yamada, Alexander Moffatt, Jake Pizzuto, Mr Nicholas Brown, Mr Dan Tomasi (Coach), Mr Dion Mepham, Jed Thompson, Thomas Cavanagh (Vice Captain), Damon Marciano (Captain), Lucas Starkie (Vice Captain), Nicholas Godsell (Vice Captain), Miss Siobhan Wilkins (Coach), Mr Jayden Marciano, Mr Adam Gage, Zachary Dancewicz, Nicholas Yap, Campbell MacLean, Griffin Woodhouse FRONT ROW: Hayden Windus, Luca Zappacosta, Cooper Paul West, Ethan Lam, Thomas Edwards, Thomas Tranter, Tex Gorski, Gavin Ryan, Coen Agate, Lachlan Rainer, Declan Ryan, Joshua Locke, Francis Moschilla, Harley Jennings

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Tennis The tennis season this year contained some very pleasing results.

Realistically, the team went into the season expecting to be in a rebuilding stage given that half of the team was made up of Years 9 and 10 students. The Term 4 results from 2015 had given us an indication that we would be at least quite competitive.

As it turned out, the 1st team had strong victories against Hale School, Guildford Grammar School and Wesley College.

The most exciting victory came against Aquinas College when we finished just four games ahead of them, after being level at 12 sets each. In Term 4, Aquinas had defeated us by just two games, after also being 12 sets each. Scotch and Christ Church Grammar School proved just too strong for us. However, with both these fixtures, all our team members made sure their opponents were put under some serious pressure. In the end we finished a very creditable third and with plenty of positives to look forward to in the years ahead.

Our result is a real credit to all team members. The standard of competition in PSA tennis is very high. Our squad members were required to train and then perform in a tough and uncompromising manner, yet always playing with true sportsmanship. I am proud to say that this was always the case. While we had ten different players make the 1st team in Term 4, only eight players were used in the real competition in Term 1 as their form and performance was consistently of the required standard.

I congratulate Samuel Hadfield (12.7) on his leadership this season. He was an outstanding role model for the young and impressionable members of the team. Congratulations to Samuel and also Jacob Palinski (12.1) who both had the distinction of playing in the 1st VIII team from Year 8 to Year 12 and this year they held down the number one and number two positions respectively in the team.

Once again I thank our professional tennis coach, Brendan Malarkey (’01), for his invaluable assistance and enthusiasm in working with the 1st team squad members.

I express my thanks to our very supportive parents. Their keen interest in the performance of the team and the preparation of morning tea for home games, was greatly appreciated by both the 1st and 2nd team members. I especially thank Michael and Lydia Hadfield for their leadership of the parent helpers, along with Gloria Ashby, Dorina Martelli, Sagaya Xavier, Thomas Palinski and Sharon La Piana.

TENNIS AWARDS 1ST VIII Leadership Most Consistent Most Improved

Samuel Hadfield Joshua Martelli (10.4) Ian Xavier (10.1)

2ND VIII Best Team Man Coach’s Award Most Improved

Hugo Katich (12.1) Samuel Carbone (12.1) John Buchanan (12.4)

Mr Geoff Jamieson Coach 1st VIII

3RD VIII Best Doubles Player Denzel Paul (12.7) Best Team Man Hugo Katich (12.1) Most Improved Jack Meakins (11.2) 4TH VIII Best Team Man Benjamin Mahoney (12.7) Most Consistent Huy Nguyen (12.4) Most Determined Marcus Bottega (11.4) Mr Geoff Jamieson Coach 1st VIII

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BACK ROW: Ian Xavier, Daniel La Piana, Mr Geoffrey Jamieson, James King, Jerome Iaconi FRONT ROW: Joshua Martelli, Samuel Hadfield, Jacob Palinski, Leyton Ashby

2ND VIII TENNIS

BACK ROW: Samuel Carbone, Liam Crevola, Mr Paul Presser, Nicholas Thorne, Tomas Wayne FRONT ROW: Owen Fewster, Yianni Kakulas, Ashton Godfrey, John Buchanan ABSENT: David Adams, Luke Colreavy

3RD VIII TENNIS

BACK ROW: Liam Engelbrecht, Dion Cotterle, Mr Graeme Porter, Farruh Mavlonov, Joshua Foti FRONT ROW: Joshua Nici, Jack Meakins, Michael Fraser, Hugo Katich ABSENT: Denzel Paul

4TH VIII TENNIS

BACK ROW: Marcus Bottega, Michael Fraser, Harrison Davey, Harry Russell, Joshua Croll, Saad Jehangir FRONT ROW: Travis Levett, Florian Robbins, Mrs Lisa Webb, Ali Jehangir, Julian Ronzan ABSENT: Jason Nguyen, Thomas Rees, Benjamin Mahoney

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TENNIS 8B

BACK ROW: Thomas Devine, Samuel Zimmermann, Mr Gary Malarkey, Patrick Scally, Cayliss Seden FRONT ROW: Peter Misiun, Harry Smith, Francis Moschilla, Jordan Martelli, Liam Santoro

BACK ROW: Jack Nguyen, Benjamin Doyle, Mr Joel Shinkfield, Jack Perry, Zacary Lee FRONT ROW: Mackenzie Matthews, Noah Foti, Chadd Kerrigan, Joshua Crevola, Nicholas Caddy

BACK ROW: Nicolas Santalucia, Liam Cooper, Sholto Foss, Ms Donette Firkins, Christopher Marchesani, Edward Drew, Josh Kirkaldy FRONT ROW: Anders Phan, Carlos Tan, Jack Le Goueff, Benjamin Oatham, Flynn Gahler, James Mahoney, Matthew Loo

BACK ROW: Connor Budge, Jonah Bosio, Mr Carl Wilson, Daniel Ghobryal, Zane Meleca FRONT ROW: Brandon Jansen, Benjamin Doyle, Benjamin Jasper, Nicholas Caddy ABSENT: James Hoang, Tomas Petersen

TENNIS 8C

BACK ROW: Caelan Foti, Tomas Petersen, Mr Gordon Dean, Dylan Mulligan, Oscar Wray FRONT ROW: Riley Johnson, James Hoang, Tristan Bottega, Harrison Hamlyn, Wilson Nguyen

TENNIS 9A

BACK ROW: Semisi Amato, Mr John Cumpsty, Perth Libao FRONT ROW: Peter Hoang, Timothy McDonald, Declan Allen, Revonne Godfrey ABSENT: Andre' Gorski, Jack Thomson, Brandon Till

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TENNIS 10A

TENNIS 10B

BACK ROW: Hayden Brady, Aidan Darmawan, Mr Jean-Marc Rousset, Ryan Thompson, Samuel Minniti FRONT ROW: Joshua De Filippis, Henry Ladhams, Gabriel Thomas ABSENT: Minh Truong

BACK ROW: Joseph Dodo-Balu, Sean Fidock, Mr Anthony D'Ignazio, Raymond Teakle, Brody Green FRONT ROW: Marcus Duncan, Harry Conlin, Tyrone Mola, Mason Rehn ABSENT: Matthew Mustica

BACK ROW: Michael Miocevich, Ethan Sinclair, Michael Ciancotti, Aidan Shea FRONT ROW: Ruben Gonzalez, Angus Hay, Harry Emmanuel, Daivik Anil ABSENT: Ms Isabella Dillon

BACK ROW: Jaiah Mosconi, Ethan Roux, Mr Adam Kealley, John Le, Luke Nardelli FRONT ROW: Mathieu Mai, David Pham, James Greenwell ABSENT: Xavier Leatherland

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Volleyball Dan Fitzgerald

Volleyball The Trinity College Volleyball Club continues to enjoy wonderful success both on and off the court as a result of the tremendous support from the volleyball community.

I thank the Volleyball Club committee, family members, students and coaching staff for their wonderful contribution this season. The committee has introduced some marvellous initiatives in the past 12 months to solidify the profile of our sport amongst the PSA competition. These initiatives also aid the players in becoming the best athletes they can and assist in developing the players as young men. The committee’s decision to align with Balcatta Volleyball Club and compete in the Junior Winter League Competition has allowed our players to play more regularly. As a club, we have also had additional support in the form of sponsorship and would like to thank the generous donations received from Uwe’s European Appliance Repairs and Main Street Cellars. Both companies have provided financial support and products to facilitate fundraising initiatives and we are truly grateful.

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Our philosophy as a club is to promote inclusion and to coach each team within our club as if they are as important, as the 1st VI team. This mantra stems from focusing on process versus outcome and treating every individual as an investment in the future. To fulfil this statement we must first define success and how we measure success.

Defining this term can be complex, multi-faceted and a multi-layered phenomenon that is socially learned and discussed differently amongst people. From an education and coaching perspective it is about behaviours, norms

Mr John Overton Volleyball Head Coach

and expectations and to others it can be about shields and medals. As Head Coach I am pleased to acknowledge our players continually focus on behaviour, expectations and norms which facilitates a strong club culture. Our culture is a constant work in progress but through strong leadership and sound methodologies Trinity volleyball has managed to build an environment of which we can be proud.

The outcome of the 2016 volleyball season was a successful one, retaining the Br Carigg Shield is truly satisfying, but what is most pleasing was the process that has led to the achievement. The preparation began in Term 4 2015 with the opportunity to play five of the six PSA competitors and the incentive of travelling to Melbourne to compete in the Australian Volleyball Schools Cup, was an ideal platform.

The standard of competition our athletes were exposed to during the 2015 AVSC tournament was far superior to any fixture or game our players had previously encountered at PSA level. Our results at this tournament were mixed across the different age groups entered, but the most pleasing aspect was the third place finish of the Year 10 team — it was our first ever medal at this tournament. Our results overall: Under 15 Division 1 – 17th Under 16 Division 1 – 5th Under 17 Division 1 – 3rd Open Division 2 – 22nd

Pre-season and trials for the 1st VI squad commenced in January, with a large number of players committing to the holiday training sessions. The 1st VI team became stronger with each fixture only losing the one set in the entire season.

We were in the position of being able to narrow our focus purely on our final match against Wesley College. The final match was a true ‘winner take all’ grand final, with Wesley being undefeated also. We decided to take two weeks to prepare for our final match and with a diligent approach, our players were able to create a game plan that was good enough to defeat Wesley comprehensively 3–0, to retain the Br Carigg Shield. I commend the playing group for its professional attitude and focus throughout the season.

The team was well led by Captain Leon Formato (11.1) and Vice-captain Callum Proud (12.3) who should both be immensely satisfied of what they achieved over the season.

I acknowledge Assistant Coach, Mr Bobby Emmanuel, for his contribution on game day and his efforts made towards the Volleyball Club.

Once again our senior 2nd, 3rd and 4th VI volleyball teams enjoyed outstanding seasons. Not only did our 3rd and 4th VI teams experience many victories but the students developed a strong sense of camaraderie and had a really enjoyable season under the guidance of Mr John Ricciardi and Mr Mitchell Bristow-Stagg (’15). The 2nd VI team had an outstanding season and are congratulated for winning every match, bar one to Aquinas College. Mr Peter Fitzgerald (’13) and Mr Tim Hince did a marvellous job coaching the 2nd teams and ensured the players were well prepared and played in a manner that would make the transition from the 2nds to the 1st team much easier.

The Year 10 volleyball program continued to make valuable progress under the tutorage of Mr Sam Mettam (’10) and Mrs Rosa West. Their philosophy of process versus outcome was essential, as the emphasis was on preparation for their senior years. With this in mind the players experienced mixed results; however, significant steps were put in place for this year group to be competitive in years to come. The talent in the 10A team was diluted with Daniel Fitzgerald (10.2) playing every game in the 1st VI team which allowed opportunities for other players to play different roles and up-skill in readiness for the next level.

Our Year 7s were lucky enough to be under the direction of Ms Claudia Kelly. One of the keys to success for our senior teams is the integral development that occurs in their foundation years. The students work to achieve a greater understanding of the sport and acquire the skills necessary for a faster and more complex style of play. The Middle School program was managed by Mr Bobby Emmanuel and included Mr Matthew Murphy (’14), Mr Julian Fritz and Ms Rita Basilio. All teams proved to be too strong on a weekly basis for their opponents and had convincing wins whilst maintaining a professional and sportsmanlike attitude. Unfortunately, other PSA schools were unable to provide the same amount of teams we have available for Years 7–9. This often leaves Trinity doing specialist training sessions or beach volleyball tournaments to cater for the uneven number of teams across the PSA. I congratulate Tylen Keizer (10.3), Daniel Fitzgerald and Nichollas Montero (11.4) who were selected to attend the

Australian Junior Volleyball Camp in December of 2015.

I also congratulate Aidan Correa (11.5) and Daniel Fitzgerald for being selected in the Under 16 State team and Leon Formato, Nichollas Montero and Callum Proud for their selection and outstanding performance in the Under 17 State volleyball team. I am very impressed by the larger number of students who have decided to advance their volleyball development in the Western Australian Volleyball League.

The 2016 season has been an overwhelming success due to the efforts of all involved within the Volleyball Club. We are very grateful to have so many generous people in our community. The progression seen in the past five years has been tremendous and is sure to be an outstanding platform for sustained success in the future.

Mr John Overton Volleyball Head Coach

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1ST VI VOLLEYBALL

BACK ROW: Mr John Overton, Daniel Fitzgerald, Nichollas Montero, Thomas Rowney, Callum Proud, Aidan Correa, Matthew Fynn, Mr Bobby Emmanuel FRONT ROW: Michael Lenzo, Samuel O'Connell, William McDonald, Leon Formato, Jason Gonsalves, Samuel Thorniley, Trong Nguyen

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BACK ROW: Mr Peter Fitzgerald, Callum Brady, Reuben Tuffin, Simeon Leatherland, Mr Tim Hince FRONT ROW: Luke McCarthy, Thomas Cotter, Zaiden Milosavljevic, Jaxon Higham, Luke Smith ABSENT: Jason Gonsalves, William McDonald, Lachlan Rogers

3RD VI VOLLEYBALL

BACK ROW: Lewis Clark, Brandon Ronzan, Hasen Degebrodt FRONT ROW: Aaron Gangemi, Bradley Skajko, Ryan Dorman, Jaxon Higham

4TH VI VOLLEYBALL

BACK ROW: Kevin Khuu, Brodie Scott, Matthew Argile FRONT ROW: Justin Lim, Declan Kiddle, Harry Boyle, Lucas Mills

VOLLEYBALL 7A

BACK ROW: Jed Armstrong, Aryan Pulappadi, Antonio DiLanzo, Luca Zappacosta, Nicholas Biundo FRONT ROW: Nathan Le, Paul Marchesi, Mrs Claudia Kelly, Callum Lee, Marcus Petrillo ABSENT: Massimo D'Amelio

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VOLLEYBALL 8B

VOLLEYBALL 9A

VOLLEYBALL 9B

BACK ROW: Ethan Throssell, William Rowney, Mr Julian Fritz, Aiden Ogg, Thomas Bristow-Stagg FRONT ROW: Kieran Theseira, Jack Wojtowicz, Cameron Pell ABSENT: Willem Lamers

BACK ROW: Alexander Pagano, Zach Manson, Kael Everett, Mr Bobby Emmanuel, Connor Seve, Ashley Lloyd, Brendan Murphy FRONT ROW: Rory McElwee, Aidan Austen, Reesjan Pasitoa, Dion Carle, Oliver Bell, Jason Le

BACK ROW: Samuel Kennedy, Julian Giacoppo, Michael Moore, Daniel Rees FRONT ROW: Tom Lindsay, Ms Rita Basilio, Nathan Mundt ABSENT: Darren Tran

BACK ROW: Andrew Nguyen, Isaac Patman, Ayodhya Jayawickrema, Mr Bobby Emmanuel, Ciaran McCarthy-Rymer, Christian Delli-Benedetti, Tadhg Glynn FRONT ROW: Matthew Roche, Alex Biundo, Ryan Tan, Charlie Coates, Tristen Di Toro

Water Polo

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Water Polo Water Polo has continued to grow in numbers in 2016 and we are so pleased to see many students jumping in the water for a match.

Ms Susie Edwards Water Polo Manager

Coming back from our USA water polo tour, the senior boys were keen to get back in the water in early January, with the rest of the teams joining them in February. With a large cohort of Year 7 and Year 10 players, we are looking forward to a number of strong years in the future.

Our 1st VI water polo team, ably captained by Lucas Starkie (12.4), put up some competitive game play this season. The game against Hale School in Round 2 was exhilarating to watch as the lead changed multiple times throughout the game ending in a 10–10 draw. The overall result for the Dickinson Shield was an admirable fifth place for Trinity and we look forward to a great 2017 season.

The Middle School water polo teams are still going strong under the leadership of Old Boy James Valentine (‘15) and ably supported by teachers Miss Tess Warner, Mr Nick Marston, Mr Anthony Murphy and Mr Dion Mepham. The senior teams were coached by Mr Andras Jo-Kovaks (1st VI), Mr Chris Morris (2nd VI), James Valentine (‘15) and Mr Brad Chapman (3rd VI), Mr Glenn Christiansen (4th VI) and Carter Fabling (‘15) and Ms Sonia Scordo and all played some great games showing their skills and talents.

We have had an amazing group of Year 12 water polo players this year, who had admirably played in all levels of the game. Congratulations to Jed Thompson (12.8) who has played 21 1st VI games in his time at Trinity, with Lucas Starkie and Cooper Tatafu (12.3) who have played 18 and 16 games at the highest level. We wish all the boys the best of luck for the future and look forward to seeing you play against us on the TOBA side, in the future.

Lastly, thank you to our parent group, who is always willing to help out when needed. A particular mention needs to go to Mrs Melanie Starkie for her support with the tour, windup and throughout the season. The support of this amazing group of men and women is integral to our success and we look forward to seeing you all at the pool in the future.

USA WATER POLO TOUR Our 2015/2016 season began with our inaugural water polo tour to California in December. Two teams of keen water polo players competed in two tournaments around Los Angeles as well as learning about US culture through visits to a high school and other tourist destinations.

Our first weekend was spent competing in the Ventura County Cup in Thousand Oaks. While the Under 18 team found themselves up against some daunting opposition, our Under 16 team was very competitive in their field.

Five games for each team later and we came out of the experience with many new skills and many new friends.

During the week, we attended many tourist destinations: Disneyland, Universal Studios, Rose Bowl Stadium,

Santa Monica Pier and a UCLA basketball match, but the most memorable day of the tour was our experiences at Polytechnic High School in Pasadena (Poly). The boys began their day at Poly by going to classes with a buddy.

Some students experienced dance and Latin classes while others sat in on a specialist maths course which rivals what Mr Hailes teaches! We then attended a school assembly, where we were given an extremely enthusiastic welcome and a sing-along to Mariah Carey’s “All I want for Christmas is you”. We ended the day with training at the Poly pool and cheered on the girls’ varsity water polo team in their game before heading off to training with the Rose Bowl Water Polo Club who hosted us for the night. Our last weekend was spent competing in the Commerce Invitational which again was a strong competition for our boys to play in. After four more games over the weekend, the boys were ready to come home and bolstered to use their new skills in the 2016 PSA water polo season.

A big thank you to all the parents who supported the team in their fundraising efforts, as well as Mr Chris Morris and Andras Jo-Kovaks for organising and helping supervise the tour.

Ms Susie Edwards Water Polo Manager

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BACK ROW: Mr Andras Jo-Kovaks, Thomas Cavanagh, Cooper Tatafu, Nicholas Ellison, Liam Martin, Nicholas Petagna, Ben Vos, Ms Susie Edwards FRONT ROW: Joshua Reaper, Carl Braut, Lachlan Hogg, Lucas Starkie, Jed Thompson, Matthew Gibb, Connor Rees, Samuel Moffatt

2ND VI WATER POLO

BACK ROW: Eamon Duncan, Matthew Birch, Max Nicolay, Mr Chris Morris, Ben Vos, Nicholas Godsell, Joshua Naylor FRONT ROW: Joshua Spittal, Timothy Adams, Zane Casella, Kane Ottobrino, Lex Agate, Tavish Meade, Marcus Ricci

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4TH VI WATER POLO

WATER POLO MIDDLE A

WATER POLO MIDDLE B

BACK ROW: Vincent Seigerschmidt, Fraser Marshall, Ms Sonia Scordo, Kyle Sullivan, Nathan Scott FRONT ROW: Jack Hansen, Harrison Griffiths, Alexander Jasper, James Michelon, Houston Jennings ABSENT: Conor McCarthy-Rymer

BACK ROW: Nicholas McDonald, Jean-Paul Starkie, Jackson Lee, Jakson Egan, Cameron Leach FRONT ROW: Alexander Moffatt, Brett Hassett, Ms Tess Warner, Rafael Fiore, Ethan Regan

BACK ROW: Vincent Seigerschmidt, Cooper Walsh, Mr Glenn Christiansen, Kyle Sullivan, Maximillian Maietta FRONT ROW: Harrison Griffiths, Jack Hansen, Kyle Greaney, Bailey Hughes, Edward Pownall, Luke Espinoza ABSENT: Joshua Godwin, Liam Loveridge, Anthony Nguyen, Kalan Ralph

BACK ROW: Marcus McRostie, Sebastian Ellison, Mr Anthony Murphy, Santiago Paz, Brody Close FRONT ROW: Jacob Mangan, Honour Ta, Andrew Petagna, Fintan Kinsella, Joshua Locke, Joshua McIntyre ABSENT: Mason Tatafu

WATER POLO MIDDLE C

WATER POLO MIDDLE D

WATER POLO YEAR 7 MIDDLE E

WATER POLO YEAR 10

BACK ROW: Danny Do, Connor Whelan, Joshua Horgan, Mr Nick Marston, Luke Cotton, Alexander Bradley, John Blair FRONT ROW: Benjamin Adams, Leon Rocca, Jack Harvey, Tyler George, Tex Gorski

BACK ROW: Leon Scurria, Jedd Busslinger, Mr Nick Marston, Julian Leone, Noah Perkins FRONT ROW: Grant Rapkoch, Thomas Edwards, Brandon Condo, Coen Agate, Thomas Tranter

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BACK ROW: Lachlan Rainer, Samuel Thorpe, Lachlan Moroney, Xavier Dawson, Alexander Cartwright, Jayden Graham, Gabriel Naylor FRONT ROW: Hayden Windus, Harley Jennings, Jensen Yeo, Jack Hudston, Christian Silva

BACK ROW: Mr Carter Fabling, Cooper Walsh, Bailey Hughes, Brock Marrapodi, Andrew Trefry, Kane Hughes, David Black, Miss Danielle Pieraccini FRONT ROW: Blair Italiano, Dylan Salvia, Alexander Jasper, Malaki Rodoreda, Patrick Smith, Justin Ng, Jamie Heslop

Roll Call 2016 Abrahams Nicholas [11] BALLAJURA

Barnes Daniel [11] QUEENS PARK

Adamos Isaac [04] EAST PERTH

Barnett Caden [05] YOKINE

Adamos Xavier [07] EAST PERTH

Barns Fraser [12] NORTH PERTH

Boros Benjamin [10] MT LAWLEY

Adams Andre [04] ASCOT WATERS

Barns Thomas [10] NORTH PERTH

Boros Brynley [04] WILSON

Baroni Alexander [07] MENORA

Bosio Jonah [08] JOONDANNA

Adams Benjamin [09] BATEMAN Adams David [11] MENORA Adams Timothy [12] BATEMAN Agate Coen [07] MT LAWLEY Agate Lex [10] MT LAWLEY Alderslade Evan [04] INGLEWOOD Alderslade Luke [07] INGLEWOOD Allen Archie [06] PEARSALL Allen Bailey [05] SOUTH PERTH Allen Benjamin [09] ATWELL Allen Declan [09] EAST PERTH Allen Finn [11] PADBURY Allen Jamie [08] SOUTH PERTH Allen Lachlan [10] MANNING Allen Mark [12] ATWELL Allen Murphy [04] PEARSALL Allen Samuel [10] EAST PERTH Almeida Jaydon [10] THORNLIE Alvaro Jordan [12] NORANDA Amato Amato [07] SEVILLE GROVE Amato Semisi [09] SEVILLE GROVE Anil Daivik [09] MORLEY Antonas Aaron [11] MT LAWLEY Ardagh Lleyton [06] CITY BEACH Ardagh Mitchell [09] CITY BEACH

Barrie Daniel [11] MT LAWLEY Basan Nicholas [11] PALMYRA Battalis Theo [06] COOLBINIA Belfiore Joseph [12] YOKINE Bell Angus [07] STIRLING Bell Harry [07] MT HAWTHORN Bell Oliver [09] STIRLING Bempasciuto Luca [06] COOLBINIA Benness Torrey [04] VICTORIA PARK Beros Jac [04] MT HAWTHORN Beros Max [06] MT HAWTHORN Bertram Lachlan [09] MANNING Bettini Oscar [10] YOKINE Betts Oliver [12] MENORA Biagioni James [12] MENORA Biasin Jack [12] MAYLANDS Bin Omar Brendan [08] MT LAWLEY Binning Griffin [09] CITY BEACH Binning Zachary [11] CITY BEACH Birch Matthew [12] FORRESTFIELD Birighitti Alessandro [12] YOKINE Bishop Luka [04] MAYLANDS Bissett Wilbur [12] DUNCRAIG Biundo Alex [09] MENORA

Bonwick Lachlan [07] STIRLING Bormolini Rhys [10] WILSON

Boska Cale [05] WOODLANDS Boska Jake [10] WOODLANDS Bottega Marcus [11] GWELUP Bottega Matthew [08] STIRLING Bottega Tristan [08] GWELUP Bouwhuis Dejan [09] EAST VIC PARK Bowden-Jones Nicholas [04] MT LAWLEY Boxall William [08] NEDLANDS Boyd Riley [09] INGLEWOOD Boylan d’Artagnan [11] MORLEY Boyle Harry [11] BAYSWATER Boylen Brandon [07] INGLEWOOD Bozich Lachlan [09] BELHUS Bracone Nicholas [12] EAST VIC PARK Bradford Nicholas [10] MT LAWLEY Bradley Alexander [08] AUBIN GROVE Bradley Campbell [04] AUBIN GROVE Bradley Ethan [10] KENSINGTON Bradley Oliver [07] KENSINGTON Bradley-Moore Alexander [05] INGLEWOOD Bradley-Moore Aonghas [10] INGLEWOOD

Argile Matthew [11] SUBIACO

Biundo Nicholas [07] MENORA

Bradley-Moore Nicholas [08] INGLEWOOD

Arkangelo Lako Amos [11] ELLENBROOK

Black David [10] MT LAWLEY

Armstrong Jed [07] COMO

Blair Jack [07] FLOREAT

Brady Callum [12] MT LAWLEY

Blair John [09] COOGEE

Arthur Kurt [07] BALLAJURA Arvino Jacob [10] OAKFORD Arvino Lucas [08] OAKFORD Ashby Leyton [10] THORNLIE Aspinall Mitchell [12] VICTORIA PARK Atherton Geordie [09] EDGEWATER Attwater Samuel [07] MAYLANDS Austen Aidan [09] INGLEWOOD Austen Travis [12] INGLEWOOD Aveling Cuba [07] MAYLANDS Azzalini Luka [12] WEMBLEY DOWNS Bagshaw Kobe [09] BURNS BEACH Baker Cameron [09] WOODVALE Baker Joshua [12] WATERFORD Balgobin Khooshvin [08] PERTH Barclay Jack [11] ALEXANDER HEIGHTS

Blair Lucas [04] SOUTH PERTH Blair Max [09] FLOREAT Blampey Aaron [08] INGLEWOOD Blampey Sean [04] INGLEWOOD Blaskovic Dylan [09] HAMERSLEY Bluntish Spencer [07] CLAREMONT Boffey Hayden [10] MT LAWLEY Boffey Michael [08] MT LAWLEY Boland Conor [04] MAYLANDS Bonavita Joseph [12] MT LAWLEY Bonetti Brennan [08] INGLEWOOD Bong Cher Yan [10] EAST PERTH

Brady Hayden [09] MT LAWLEY Brahim Connor [12] MARGARET RIVER Brahim Tiernan [10] MARGARET RIVER Braut Carl [11] STIRLING Brazil Conor [10] BAYSWATER Brennan Lachlan [09] WEMBLEY Brennan Zach [07] WEMBLEY Breust James [09] KENSINGTON Breust Thomas [11] KENSINGTON Bridgeman Harrison [05] ASCOT Bristow-Stagg Thomas [08] SORRENTO Brown Cooper [10] PEARSALL Brown Jordan [10] BASSENDEAN Brown Timothy [12] BEDFORD

Bonini Matthew [11] NORTH PERTH

Browne Kobe [04] DIANELLA

Bonner Jamie [11] CLOVERDALE

Buchanan John [12] FLOREAT

Bonney Eric [08] CANNING VALE

Buckley Liam [11] MT LAWLEY

Bonwick Callum [04] STIRLING

Budge Connor [08] INGLEWOOD

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Bui Kenzie [08] DIANELLA Buktenica Braxton [04] MADELEY Burke George [11] MT LAWLEY Bush Liam [05] KENSINGTON Busslinger Jedd [07] MT LAWLEY Buti Tennessee [11] MT NASURA Byas Benjamin [06] KENSINGTON Caddy Nicholas [08] COOLBINIA Cahill Jaxon [11] NORANDA Cahill Steele [10] NORANDA Cain David [10] MT LAWLEY Calabro Francis [12] NORTH PERTH Callaghan Ben [09] INGLEWOOD Campagna Nicholas [09] MT LAWLEY Campbell Luca [08] DOUBLEVIEW Campbell Preston [07] FLOREAT Candeloro Joshua [09] DIANELLA Candeloro Luke [07] DIANELLA Cannell Samuel [12] RIVERTON Canning Davidson [09] INGLEWOOD Canning Jack [11] DIANELLA Caravella Marcus [12] BASSENDEAN Carbone Angelo [09] DIANELLA

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Carbone Anthony [10] NEDLANDS Carbone Anthony [12] BEDFORD Carbone Fabian [08] DIANELLA Carbone Samuel [12] STIRLING Carcich Joel [05] MENORA Cardozo Matthew [12] REDCLIFFE Carle Dion [09] SOUTH PERTH Carlson Alistair [06] DIANELLA Carrabba Xavier [09] BULL CREEK Carroll John [06] GWELUP Carroll Sean [10] STIRLING Carson Jonathon [08] YOKINE Carter Daniel [12] BAYSWATER Cartwright Alexander [07] CITY BEACH Cartwright Liam [07] DUNCRAIG Carvey Lachlan [12] MAYLANDS Casella Zane [12] GOOSEBERRY HILL Cattalini Nicholas [09] YOKINE Cavanagh Thomas [12] WEMBLEY Chabros John-Paul [11] DARLING DOWNS Chai Poh Yu [10] VICTORIA PARK Challot Nicolas [12] FLOREAT Charles Rory [07] GREENMOUNT

Cirocco Matthew [09] KINGSWAY Clark Charles [10] BASSENDEAN Clark Lewis [11] BASSENDEAN Clarke Jeremy [07] NORTH LAKE Clarke Jude [07] MURDOCH Clarke Rory [12] MURDOCH Clayton Callum [09] BASSENDEAN Clear Jack [10] BALCATTA Cleary Cruz [09] MAYLANDS Cleary Jackson [04] MT LAWLEY Close Brody [09] BAYSWATER Cluning Ronan [10] BASSENDEAN Coates Benedict [10] GOOSEBERRY HILL Coates Charlie [09] LATHLAIN Cocks Samuel [12] ATTADALE Cole Jared [12] KARRINYUP Coleman Alexander [11] YOKINE Coleman Thomas [11] YOKINE Collova Anthony [07] WEMBLEY DOWNS Colreavy Luke [12] BOORAGOON Colton Joshua [10] CURRAMBINE Condo Brandon [07] NORTH PERTH Conlin Harry [10] ROLEYSTONE Cooley Nicholas [08] GWELUP Cooper Alasdair [10] BIBRA LAKE Cooper Ashton [07] BAYSWATER Cooper Liam [07] MAYLANDS Cork Noah [05] DUNCRAIG Correa Aidan [11] BATEMAN Correa Shaun [11] CANNING VALE Costa Joseph [11] NORTH PERTH Coster Sol [09] COMO

Cotter Thomas [11] BENNETT SPRINGS Cotterill Samuel [11] WILLETTON Cotterle Dion [12] DIANELLA Cottino Alessio [09] MT PLEASANT Cottino Gianluca [10] MT PLEASANT Cotton Luke [09] CLOVERDALE Councillor Kelston [11] KARAWARA Councillor Levi [11] KARAWARA Cowan Jacob [11] BASSENDEAN Cox Jack [11] EMBLETON

Croll Joshua [11] INGLEWOOD Croll Nicholas [08] INGLEWOOD Croll Patrick [08] INGLEWOOD Croll Samuel [06] INGLEWOOD Cronin Benjamin [05] CLAREMONT Culverwell D’Arcy [09] FALCON Cumming Tory [10] WATTLE GROVE Cunningham Gianni [12] BICTON D'Agostino Jamie [04] NORTH PERTH D'Amelio Massimo [07] DIANELLA Damianopoulos Joshua [05] MT HAWTHORN Damir Jack [12] DIANELLA Dancewicz Zachary [07] BAYSWATER Dang Anthony [11] MORLEY Danok Aiden [06] MT LAWLEY Darmawan Aidan [09] STIRLING Davey Harrison [11] LEEDERVILLE Davidson Timothy [12] SCARBOROUGH Davies Benjamin [12] MORLEY Davies Ryan [12] GREENMOUNT Davis Edward [05] MT HAWTHORN Davis Jai [10] BUTLER Dawson Joseph [09] FLOREAT Dawson Trey [09] KENSINGTON Dawson Xavier [07] FLOREAT Day Nicholas [04] WEMBLEY Day William [06] WEMBLEY Day-Perkins Joshua [11] FLOREAT D'Castro Jacob [09] MT HAWTHORN De Cinque Matthew [12] DIANELLA De Filippis Jordan [12] CAVERSHAM De Filippis Joshua [09] CAVERSHAM De Gois Tristan [05] YOKINE De Masi Adam [05] YOKINE Dean Aidan [07] MAYLANDS DeCelis Rhys [04] DIANELLA DeCelis Ryan [07] DIANELLA DeFonseka Nathan [07] CANNINGTON Degebrodt Ashley [09] INGLEWOOD Degebrodt Hasen [11] INGLEWOOD Degebrodt Jaxon [09] INGLEWOOD

Cox Jake [12] EMBLETON

Delaporte Harrison [11] MT CLAREMONT

Craig Mitchell [09] WEMBLEY DOWNS

DelCasale Isaac [09] KINGSLEY

Cranny Benjamin [04] RIVERVALE

Chokolich Anton [09] YOKINE

Cranny Oliver [07] RIVERVALE

Christodoulakis Alexander [06] DOUBLEVIEW

Crevacore Luca [10] MT HAWTHORN Crevola Joshua [08] MYAREE

Ciancotti Michael [09] VICTORIA PARK

Crevola Liam [12] MYAREE

Cionci Kyle [12] COOLBINIA

Crock Matthew [05] MAYLANDS

DelCasale Jacob [10] KINGSLEY Deleonardis Nicholas [10] STIRLING Della Gatta James [09] MALAGA Della Gatta Matthew [09] MALAGA Dellamarta Liam [10] CURRAMBINE DeSantis Jacob [06] MT HAWTHORN

Despotovski Kristian [11] BEDFORD Despotovski Tomas [09] BEDFORD

Ellery James [10] INGLEWOOD

Foti Noah [08] MT HAWTHORN

Ellery Nicholas [08] INGLEWOOD

Foti Sebastian [04] SHENTON PARK

Devilee Alex [07] COOLBINIA

Ellison Nicholas [11] CLAREMONT

Devine Thomas [07] INGLEWOOD

Ellison Sebastian [09] CLAREMONT

Fowles Brody [10] WEMBLEY DOWNS

Devlin Liam [11] MT LAWLEY Dharmapuri Kundan [05] THORNLIE

Emmanuel Harry [09] INGLEWOOD Eng Joseph [10] SOUTH PERTH

Dharmapuri Sri Krishna [08] THORNLIE

Engelbrecht Liam [11] NORTH PERTH

Dharmasundera Seshan [07] RIVERVALE

Espinoza Luke [11] GWELUP

Di Ciano Andrea [07] JOONDANNA

Evans Taj [11] WILLETTON Everett Kael [09] REDCLIFFE

Di Nardo Lucas [10] MENORA Di Nella Jordan [07] DIANELLA Di Toro Tristen [09] SHELLEY Dickinson William [10] EAST PERTH DiLanzo Antonio [07] MENORA Dillon Brayden [09] BAYSWATER Dinh James [10] MAYLANDS Divinagracia Hector [11] EAST PERTH Do Danny [09] YOKINE Do Davin [07] MORLEY Dobbie Christian [11] NORTH PERTH Dodo-Balu Andre [08] REDCLIFFE Dodo-Balu Joseph [10] REDCLIFFE Dong Hieu [11] DIANELLA Doray Brandon [12] LEEMING

Fable Thomas [10] INGLEWOOD Falaniko Niko [08] KENWICK Fanchi Nicholas [12] BAYSWATER Fare Cooper [09] SOUTH PERTH Farley Montgomery [06] MT LAWLEY Farnfield Samuel [07] DIANELLA Farrell Darcy [12] KENSINGTON Farrell Declan [09] KENSINGTON Farrell Jeffrey [07] SEVILLE GROVE Farrell Michael [12] TUART HILL Fasolo Carl [12] MT LAWLEY Fasolo Samuel [12] MT LAWLEY Fatharly Noah [07] NORTH PERTH Fatin Asher [10] MT LAWLEY Fay Christian [06] DIANELLA

Frankowiak Rowan [08] MT HAWTHORN Franse Stephen [06] NORANDA Fraser Michael [12] KENSINGTON French Evan [06] MENORA French Matthew [09] MENORA French Michael [08] MENORA Fritz Benjamin [07] CARINE Fry Maxwell [11] MT PLEASANT Fry Nicholas [06] MT LAWLEY Fry Thomas [10] MT LAWLEY Fynn Matthew [11] MT LAWLEY Gahler Flynn [07] BAYSWATER Galante Alexander [10] YOKINE Galipo Antonio [07] STIRLING Galipo Roberto [04] STIRLING Galloway Wynton [11] BAYSWATER Galvin Aiden [10] FLOREAT Gangemi Aaron [11] GWELUP Garas Luke [11] YOKINE Gardiner Christopher [06] KENSINGTON Gardiner Euan [04] KENSINGTON

Feasey Timothy [10] BAYSWATER

Gardiner Lucas [06] KENSINGTON

Doyle Benjamin [08] NEDLANDS

Fels Benjamin [07] CARLISLE

Garreffa Maximus [06] MAYLANDS

Doyle Conor [10] DARLINGTON

Fernandes Simon [09] ROSSMOYNE

Gartside Tom [09] BALLAJURA

Dorman Ryan [11] MULLALOO

Drew Edward [07] INGLEWOOD Drew Matthew [12] BEDFORD Driscoll Dominic [11] CITY BEACH

Ferrante Damon [10] MENORA Ferrari Michael [12] KALAMUNDA Fewster Ashton [06] COOLBINIA

Druzianich Nicholas [10] BASSENDEAN

Fewster Owen [11] ST KILDA EAST

Druzianich Tomas [08] BASSENDEAN

Fidock Michael [08] WOODLANDS

D'Silva Keegan [09] BECKENHAM D'Souza Matthew [11] LEEMING D'Souza Samuel [11] CLOVERDALE Duku Salvatore [08] MORLEY Duncan Eamon [12] CLOVERDALE Duncan Harry [06] CLOVERDALE Duncan Marcus [10] CLOVERDALE Duong Brandon [09] BEDFORD Dwyer Matthew [11] LEEDERVILLE Dyson Luke [11] NEDLANDS Eames Lachlan [07] INGLEWOOD Edmondson Jack [04] SOUTH PERTH Edwards Brennan [12] MAYLANDS Edwards Thomas [07] MAYLANDS Egan Jakson [09] JOONDALUP

Fidock Daniel [05] WOODLANDS Fidock Sean [10] WOODLANDS Fidock William [12] WOODLANDS Filear Benjamin [04] YOKINE Fiore Rafael [08] MT HAWTHORN Fitzgerald Daniel [10] INGLEWOOD Fitzgerald Jordan [12] KARRINYUP Fitzgerald Lachlan [09] KARRINYUP Fong Jaxon [07] DIANELLA Fonte Aaron [06] HIGH WYCOMBE Foote Hudson [04] MT LAWLEY Ford Joshua [09] WEST PERTH Formato Leon [11] HIGHGATE Forrest Timothy [09] INGLEWOOD Fortey Adam [06] VICTORIA PARK Foss Sholto [07] LESMURDIE

Gasper Yannick [06] INGLEWOOD Gavalas Efstratios [05] SOUTH PERTH Gavin Thomas [07] WOODLANDS Gavin William [09] WOODLANDS George Blake [10] DIANELLA George Tyler [08] CARINE Georgiades Jack [08] BALCATTA Gerad Cyril Basil [10] KARRINYUP Germano Domenico [07] COOLBINIA Germano Max [04] COOLBINIA Gerrand Reece [08] SINAGRA Gerrans Matthew [10] MORLEY Gerrans Zachary [06] MORLEY Gharbi Kayvan [12] NEDLANDS Ghobryal Daniel [08] MANNING Giacoppo Julian [08] ALEXANDER HEIGHTS Gianatti Benjamin [11] JANE BROOK Gibb Matthew [11] MT HAWTHORN Gilbert Charles [08] MORLEY Gilbert William [10] KALAMUNDA

Foti Caelan [08] MOSMAN PARK

Gillespie Hamish [11] FLOREAT

Egitto Jayden [09] INGLEWOOD

Foti Joshua [12] MT HAWTHORN

Gillespie Jack [05] WOODVALE

Egitto Noah [07] INGLEWOOD

Foti Kaya [10] MOSMAN PARK

Gismondi Finn [07] LATHLAIN

Egan Jedd [11] JOONDALUP

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Giuffre Daniel [12] DOUBLEVIEW Glendinning James [06] YOKINE Glynn Tadhg [09] MT HAWTHORN Godfrey Ashton [11] NORTH PERTH Godfrey Revonne [09] NORTH PERTH Godsell Nicholas [12] THE VINES Godwin Joshua [11] EAST VIC PARK Gonsalves Jason [11] KARAWARA Gonzalez Ruben [09] BASSENDEAN Gooch Declan [12] DAGLISH Gordon Nicholas [05] BAYSWATER Gorski Andre’ [09] FLOREAT Gorski Charles [04] FLOREAT Gorski Tex [07] FLOREAT Gosatti Ethan [09] SUBIACO Gosatti Luca [06] SUBIACO Gott Kaiden [06] GWELUP Gott Riley [04] GWELUP Graham Jayden [07] EAST PERTH

Harvey Jack [09] SCARBOROUGH Haskins Matthew [09] EDGEWATER Hassett Brett [09] SOUTH PERTH Hatton George [08] MT HAWTHORN Hay Angus [09] GOLDEN BAY Hayes Eli [07] DIANELLA Hayward Zachary [10] LEEMING Heald Isaac [05] CARLISLE Heald Liam [12] CARLISLE Heald Samuel [10] CARLISLE Hehir Jamison [04] EAST PERTH Hembra Jayden [11] DIANELLA Hembra Kyle [08] DIANELLA

Henwood Alexander [09] BURSWOOD Heslop Jamie [10] LANGFORD Hickey Kai [12] COMO

Greaney Kyle [10] DARCH

Higham Jaxon [11] WEST PERTH Hipolito Alessandro [04] CHURCHLANDS

Gregson Bailey [12] DIANELLA Griffiths Harrison [11] MAIDA VALE Hadfield Samuel [12] MENORA Hailand Luke [07] BELMONT Halford Ethan [08] CANNINGTON Hall William [05] MAYLANDS Hamilton Gabriel [07] MT LAWLEY Hamilton Quinn [04] MT LAWLEY Hamlyn Harrison [08] VICTORIA PARK Hammond Alex [11] BEDFORD Hampson Dylan [09] CANNING VALE Hanlon Riley [10] LATHLAIN Hannah Taylor [07] CLAREMONT Hansen Ethan [11] GOSNELLS Hansen Jack [12] ILUKA Hansen Jeremy [10] CITY BEACH Hansen Lachlan [11] DIANELLA Hansen Robert [07] BANKSIA GROVE Hanvey Benjamin [09] DIANELLA Hardy Ethan [08] INGLEWOOD Hardy James [09] INGLEWOOD Harlow Jack [08] WEMBLEY DOWNS Harris Luke [09] EAST PERTH Harris Noah [08] CONNOLLY Harris Ryan [09] BEDFORD

Hughes Baily [10] MT LAWLEY Hughes Kane [10] DIANELLA Hull Lauchlan [11] WAROONA Hunt Alistair [10] MAYLANDS Huntley Nathan [12] KEWDALE Iaconi Jerome [09] NORTH PERTH Iacopetta Luke [08] DIANELLA Iazzi Roberto [10] SOUTH PERTH Illich Zane [06] ST JAMES Incani Luca [11] MT LAWLEY Iovene Luca [05] ILUKA Ipsaro-Passione Juliano [09] TUART HILL

Higgins Jess [08] MT LAWLEY

Greenwell James [10] BALLAJURA

Hudston Jack [07] ILUKA

Henshall James [10] KEWDALE

Grattoggi Luke [08] WEST LEEDERVILLE

Green Matthew [11] KARDINYA

Hu Samuel [07] KEWDALE

Ipsaro-Passione Joseph [06] HILLARYS

Higgins Jack [11] EAST PERTH

Green Brody [10] NOLLAMARA

Hoye Darcy [06] INGLEWOOD

Henley Samuel [11] BASSENDEAN

Grant Jude [10] PERTH

Greaney Rhys [11] DARCH

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Harrison Sean [09] BAYSWATER

Hoang Anthony [11] DIANELLA Hoang Isaac [04] MENORA Hoang James [08] DIANELLA Hoang Peter [09] DIANELLA Hoare Calum [10] ST JAMES

Italiano Blair [10] THORNLIE Jago Quinn [11] DUNCRAIG James Daniel [11] WARWICK James Logan [07] WARWICK James Louis [09] DALKEITH James Rohan [12] DALKEITH Jansen Thairon [09] WATTLE GROVE Jansen Tom [10] BRIGADOON Jasper Alexander [10] NORTH PERTH Jasper Benjamin [08] NORTH PERTH Jayamaha Kuba [07] MAYLANDS Jayaprakash Brendan [05] WILLETTON

Hoare James [12] ST JAMES

Jayawickrema Ayodhya [09] CANNING VALE

Hobbs Matthew [10] ARDROSS

Jehangir Ali [11] MAYLANDS

Hobbs Samual [12] KENSINGTON Hogan Hugh [09] NORTH PERTH Hogan Will [10] FLOREAT Hogg Lachlan [12] SALTER POINT Holdsworth Dante [07] TUART HILL Holland Nathan [07] EAST PERTH Holmes Angus [08] VICTORIA PARK Holmes Griffin [06] VICTORIA PARK Holmsen Ethan [09] KARDINYA Homsany Alexander [07] KARRINYUP Homsany Simon [09] KARRINYUP Hooper Jordan [11] DOUBLEVIEW Hooper Zachary [11] DOUBLEVIEW Hopkins Jehan [05] NORTH PERTH Horgan Joshua [07] JOONDANNA Hounslow Bradley [07] EMBLETON Houwen Jacob [12] BAYSWATER Hovane Stefan [11] MT LAWLEY Howard Lachlan [10] SCARBOROUGH Howells Colin [08] PADBURY Hoye Daniel [08] INGLEWOOD

Jehangir Saad [11] MAYLANDS Jenkins Matthew [04] MT LAWLEY Jennings Harley [07] ARDROSS Jennings Houston [11] ARDROSS Jeremiah Jarrod [09] MORLEY Jia Eddie [05] MORLEY John Brandon [12] EAST VIC PARK John Jacob [09] BOORAGOON John Mathew [12] BOORAGOON Johnson Cohen [05] BEDFORD Jones Ashton [07] ASCOT Jones Callum [08] EAST PERTH Jones Kobe [09] ASCOT Jones Troy [12] ARMADALE Kaeser Samuel [06] PEARSALL Kakulas Yianni [11] MENORA Kambouris Tyron [11] DIANELLA Kannis Jack [10] INGLEWOOD Karelis Benjamin [05] NORTH PERTH Katich Hugo [12] CAVERSHAM Kavalam George [11] BALLAJURA

Kavanagh Kurtis [11] KEWDALE Keenan Patrick [07] EAST PERTH Keenan Samuel [10] EAST PERTH Keizer Tylen [10] WOODVALE Kelly Ben [10] KENSINGTON Kelly Luke [08] KENSINGTON Kelly Tim [09] BAYSWATER Kennedy Samuel [08] REDCLIFFE Kerrigan Chadd [08] BAYSWATER Khan Zakriya [04] MIRRABOOKA Khuu Ivan [06] BEECHBORO Khuu Kevin [11] BEECHBORO Kickett Roy [08] FORRESTFIELD Kiddle Declan [11] NORTH PERTH Kiddle Jack [08] NORTH PERTH King James [12] MENORA Kinninmont Jamie [10] NORTH PERTH Kinsella Fintan [09] COMO Kirkaldy Josh [07] INGLEWOOD Knox Adam [09] NORANDA Kulenovic Blake [04] LANDSDALE Kulenovic Taj [04] LANDSDALE La Piana Daniel [11] NORTH PERTH Lacsamana Andrei [12] MAYLANDS Ladhams Angus [10] RIVERVALE Ladhams Henry [09] RIVERVALE Ladhams Samuel [04] RIVERVALE Lagan John [09] INGLEWOOD Lagan-Brown Clancy [11] ASHFIELD Lagrenade Filipe [10] WILSON Lai Joshua [11] BEECHBORO Lake Aden [05] INGLEWOOD Lake Nikolo [08] INGLEWOOD Lam Ethan [08] EAST VIC PARK Lam Nam [05] SOUTH PERTH Lamattina Domenic [05] DIANELLA Lamattina Julian [04] DIANELLA Lambert Hamish [05] JOONDANNA Lamers Willem [08] YOKINE Landon Jason [08] INGLEWOOD Lane Ted [08] EMBLETON Lane Zack [10] KINGSLEY Langdon Thomas [09] VICTORIA PARK Langer Fynnigan [09] DALKEITH Lauriston Callum [11] MAYLANDS Lawrence Brad [07] NORTH PERTH

Le John [10] BAYSWATER Le Michael [10] DIANELLA Le Nathan [07] NORTH PERTH Le Goueff Jack [07] BEDFORD Le Tessier Victor [09] FLOREAT Leach Cameron [08] CHURCHLANDS Leatherland Simeon [12] DIANELLA Leatherland Xavier [10] DIANELLA Lebbie Tamba [12] ARMADALE Lee Callum [07] BOORAGOON Lee Ethan [12] MIDLAND Lee Jackson [09] NORTH PERTH Lee Simon [11] FLOREAT Lee Zacary [08] LEEMING Leishman Thomas [12] MT HAWTHORN Lemaistre Alexis [10] VICTORIA PARK Lenzo Michael [11] YOKINE Leone Julian [07] KARRINYUP Levett Travis [12] THORNLIE Libao Perth [09] HOCKING Lim Justin [11] EAST VIC PARK Lindsay Tom [08] SUCCESS Little Kristian [08] INGLEWOOD Lloyd Ashley [09] HOVEA Locke Brandon [05] WEST PERTH Locke Joshua [08] PARKWOOD Lockley Harrison [11] BEECHBORO Loiacono Corey [06] BAYSWATER Loiacono Joshua [08] BAYSWATER Loo Matthew [07] MAYLANDS Lopes Miguel [07] DAGLISH Lovegrove Callum [12] CITY BEACH Loveland Eli [07] EAST VIC PARK Loveland Ethan [08] EAST VIC PARK Loveridge Lachlan [09] DIANELLA Loveridge Liam [12] DIANELLA Lual Lual [07] NORTH BEACH Ludovico Christian [05] CLOVERDALE Ludovico Timothy [10] CLOVERDALE Lustig Hugo [04] MT LAWLEY Lutula Jhonny [12] CLARKSON Lutula-Ossombe Will [10] CLARKSON Ma Chuo Yan [10] DIANELLA Macdonald Hudson [04] BAYSWATER Macdonald Parker [04] BAYSWATER Macdonald Xander [05] BAYSWATER

Lawrence Justin [12] MT HAWTHORN

Mackenzie James [05] DIANELLA

LawYimWan Dean [10] CANNING VALE

Mackie Conor [12] MIDLAND Mackie Ronan [09] MIDLAND

Le Aaron [04] NORTH PERTH

MacLean Campbell [08] LATHLAIN

Le Andrew [11] NORTH PERTH

MacMillan Daniel [11] NEDLANDS

Le Jason [09] NORTH PERTH

MacMillan Euan [11] NEDLANDS

MacRae Daniel [07] MENORA Macri Giuseppe [07] NORTH PERTH Madara Michael [06] NORTH FREMANTLE Mafrica Jacques [09] MT LAWLEY Mafrica Pietro [05] MT LAWLEY Maher Liam [06] BAYSWATER Maher Thomas [10] STIRLING Mahoney Benjamin [12] INGLEWOOD Mahoney James [07] INGLEWOOD Mai Mathieu [10] MARANGAROO Maietta Maximillian [11] MENORA Maio Lorenzo [10] MIRRABOOKA Majewski Matthew [12] BRENTWOOD Makinson Joshua [08] ALEXANDER HEIGHTS Malesic Christopher [05] WILLETTON Maliti Muhau [10] LANDSDALE Malkovic Henry [12] HIGHGATE Malpass Ethan [06] VICTORIA PARK Manaf-Hassan Patric [07] MORLEY Mangan Jacob [09] NORTHLANDS PO Mangione Samuel [11] MENORA Mansfield Aidan [11] RIVERVALE Manson Jake [04] INGLEWOOD Manson Zach [09] MT HAWTHORN Marchesani Andre [11] DIANELLA Marchesani Christopher [07] DIANELLA Marchesi Paul [07] CANNINGTON Marciano Damon [12] RIVERVALE Mari Myles [05] NORTH PERTH Mark-Amin Andrews [11] SALTER POINT Mark-Amin Nichols [11] SALTER POINT Marocchi Milan [10] DIANELLA Marrapodi Brock [10] BAYSWATER Marrapodi Ethan [09] BAYSWATER Marshall Fraser [11] SALTER POINT Marshall Jacob [05] HIGHGATE Martelli Jordan [07] DIANELLA Martelli Joshua [10] DIANELLA Marthins James [11] MT HAWTHORN Martin Christian [12] STIRLING Martin Jordan [12] BELMONT Martin Liam [10] MAYLANDS Martin Matthew [04] INGLEWOOD Martin Michael [12] INGLEWOOD Martin Nicholas [10] STIRLING Martinez Rafael [06] BICTON Matar William [09] FLOREAT Matoba Taiga [07] DIANELLA Matthews Mackenzie [08] LEEDERVILLE

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Mattingley Riley [08] DAGLISH Maughan William [06] COOLBINIA

Milburn Owen [10] DIANELLA

Mavlonov Farruh [12] SOUTH PERTH

Millen Titan [06] SOUTH PERTH

May Branson [05] VICTORIA PARK

Miller Nicolas [10] DIANELLA

Mazarakis Dimitri [05] DIANELLA Mazza Thomas [12] NORTH PERTH

Miller Troy [07] DIANELLA Mills Lucas [11] BAYSWATER

McCarthy Luke [12] COOLBINIA

Milner Joseph [06] VICTORIA PARK

McCarthy-Rymer Ciaran [09] CITY BEACH

Milosavljevic Kyron [10] MT LAWLEY

McCarthy-Rymer Conor [12] CITY BEACH

Milosavljevic Zaiden [12] MT LAWLEY Min Oo Harrison [09] SOUTH PERTH

McClure Callan [12] CURRAMBINE McClure Reilly [10] CURRAMBINE McCormack Kade [08] PADBURY McDonagh Aidan [08] EMBLETON McDonald Angus [07] MT CLAREMONT McDonald Connor [10] HERNE HILL McDonald Joseph [12] HERNE HILL McDonald Nicholas [09] DIANELLA McDonald Noah [07] MAYLANDS McDonald Timothy [09] DIANELLA McDonald William [12] DIANELLA McDonnell Liam [04] SORRENTO

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Milazzo Leo [12] MENORA

McElwee Eoghan [12] MT HAWTHORN McElwee Rory [09] MT HAWTHORN McGill Chas [12] MAYLANDS McGovern Kieran [12] BURNS BEACH McGrath Lennox [05] SOUTH PERTH McGrath Mitchell [07] SOUTH PERTH McGuire Benjamin [11] BEECHBORO McHardie Harrison [08] TUART HILL McIntyre Joshua [08] WANGARA McKenna Angus [12] ATWELL McMahon Owen [09] LATHLAIN McMillan Ethan [07] RIVERVALE McPhee Brendan [10] KARRINYUP McPherson Luke [12] MAIDA VALE McQuillan Jesse [07] DIANELLA McQuillan Xander [05] DIANELLA McRostie Marcus [09] NEDLANDS Meade Tavish [11] NORANDA Meakins Jack [11] NORTH PERTH Meinertz Tate [07] MENORA Meldrum Isaac [06] KARRINYUP Meldrum Lachlan [11] KARRINYUP Meleca Zane [08] MORLEY Menaglio Thomas [10] INGLEWOOD Menon Ashwyn [10] THORNLIE

Min Oo Pascal [06] SOUTH PERTH Min Oo Sebastien [11] SOUTH PERTH Minniti Samuel [09] MALAGA Miocevich Jack [04] MAYLANDS Miocevich James [11] KARDINYA Miocevich Michael [09] MENORA Miocevich Thomas [10] MAYLANDS Misiun Pavel [08] EAST VIC PARK Misiun Peter [07] EAST VIC PARK Mistilis Max [09] MAYLANDS Mistilis Theo [04] MAYLANDS Mitchell Jack [10] DIANELLA Moffatt Alexander [09] KENSINGTON Moffatt Samuel [11] KENSINGTON Mola Tyrone [10] MT HAWTHORN Moloney Finn [08] FLOREAT Monastra Jordan [12] JOONDANNA

Murray Tom [08] WEMBLEY Musbah Alessio [04] COOLBINIA Muscat Mitchell [12] FLOREAT Mustica Matthew [10] INGLEWOOD Mwangangi Zachary [11] DARLING DOWNS Myers James [11] MT HAWTHORN Nardelli Luke [10] EMBLETON Nastasi Bon [05] DIANELLA Naylor Gabriel [07] BAYSWATER Naylor Joshua [12] BAYSWATER Neveldsen Zachary [06] CARRAMAR Newsome Peter [12] MINDARIE Ng Justin [10] RIVERTON Nguyen Alexander [10] BEDFORD Nguyen Andrew [09] NOLLAMARA Nguyen Anthony [10] MT LAWLEY Nguyen Anthony [12] BEDFORD Nguyen Huan [08] HIGHGATE Nguyen Huy [12] HIGHGATE Nguyen Jayden [07] MT LAWLEY Nguyen Lam-Anh [10] HIGHGATE Nguyen Trong [12] DIANELLA Nguyen Wilson [08] MADDINGTON Nicholls Christian [08] MENORA Nici Joshua [11] STIRLING Nicolaou Mason [12] DIANELLA

Montero Nichollas [11] HAMILTON HILL

Nicolaou Roman [10] DIANELLA

Moorcroft Thomas [11] MT CLAREMONT

Nicolay Max [12] SOUTH PERTH Nicoletto Xavier [05] BEDFORD

Moore Aaron [09] BASSENDEAN

Norman Thomas [12] EAST VIC PARK

Moore Fraser [10] ASCOT Morcombe Joshua [11] BASSENDEAN Morelli Luca [05] BURSWOOD Moroney Lachlan [07] WANNEROO Morris-Black Aron [11] DIANELLA Morton Luke [12] MAYLANDS Moschilla Francis [07] COOLBINIA Moschilla Robert [04] COOLBINIA Mosconi Jaiah [10] DUNCRAIG Mott Clayton [05] MT LAWLEY Moursellas Nicholas [05] DIANELLA Moutia Austin [12] BAYSWATER Mullally Nathan [12] CONNOLLY Mulligan Dylan [08] EAST PERTH Multari Curtis [11] PERTH Mundt Nathan [08] BAYSWATER Munoz Lucas [10] MORLEY Murphy Brendan [09] PEARSALL

Merton Conor [11] NORTH PERTH

Murphy Dylan [10] SORRENTO

Messere Jesse [10] CARLISLE

Murphy Martin [06] PEARSALL

Michelon James [11] DIANELLA

Murphy Ryan [04] NORTH PERTH

Norman William [04] EAST VIC PARK Norrish Gianni [05] BEDFORD Nutt Oliver [05] CHURCHLANDS Oatham Benjamin [07] MT LAWLEY Oatham Daniel [05] MT LAWLEY O'Brien Jake [11] CURRAMBINE O'Brien Luca [08] CURRAMBINE O'Connell Samuel [11] MT HAWTHORN O'Connor Dylan [08] BAYSWATER O'Donoghue Patrick [10] BASSENDEAN O'Driscoll Bailey [08] CANNINGTON O'Driscoll Brandon [05] HIGHGATE O'Driscoll Christian [08] HIGHGATE Ogg Aiden [08] COMO O'Hurley Declan [10] COOLBINIA O'Hurley Fintan [12] COOLBINIA Okely Roman [10] WEST LEEDERVILLE Okely Zeke [12] WEST LEEDERVILLE Olivieri Benjamin [10] EAST PERTH Ong Aiden [11] BOORAGOON Ong Jonathan [06] MAYLANDS

O'Sullivan Fraser [07] WEMBLEY

Pesce Samuel [09] DIANELLA

Ottobrino Kane [12] MT LAWLEY

Pescud Jonathon [11] MIDDLE SWAN

Ottobrino Luke [09] MT LAWLEY

Petagna Andrew [09] WEMBLEY

Owens Angus [09] BAYSWATER

Petagna Nicholas [11] WEMBLEY

Owens Charles [12] BAYSWATER

Petrich Benjamin [08] WEMBLEY DOWNS

Pabbruwe Liam [09] KENSINGTON Pabbruwe Oliver [09] KENSINGTON Pachioli Kato [04] BAYSWATER Pagano Alexander [09] INGLEWOOD Pagano Ben [11] INGLEWOOD Paki Dalvin [05] MT LAWLEY Palassis Georgios [11] MT HAWTHORN Palinski Jacob [12] MADELEY Palmero Benjamin [06] BAYSWATER Pampacos James [06] FLOREAT Panetta Ivan [10] RIVERVALE Panizza Peter [12] MENORA Paparone Lance [08] DIANELLA Paraskov Kosta [10] MENORA Parise Jojo [08] WESTMINSTER Park Thomas [05] SHELLEY Parker Patrick [06] BAYSWATER Parkin William [10] EAST PERTH Pasitoa Reesjan [09] TUART HILL Patel Manav [09] LANDSDALE Patman Isaac [09] SALTER POINT Paul Denzel [12] EAST PERTH Paul West Cooper [07] WEMBLEY Pavisich Matthew [11] DIANELLA Paxman Ciaran [08] MAIDA VALE Payne Thomas [10] BOORAGOON Paz Santiago [08] EAST PERTH Pearce Luke [11] CITY BEACH Pears Benjamin [09] MT NASURA Pears James [12] RIVERVALE Pearson Alexander [10] COMO Peca Nicholas [04] WOODBRIDGE Pecorari Oscar [12] SOUTH PERTH Peirce Jayden [12] INGLEWOOD Peirce Samuel [10] INGLEWOOD Pell Cameron [08] ALFRED COVE Pell Harrison [10] ALFRED COVE Pellegrini Luke [10] DIANELLA

Petrich Jude [06] WEMBLEY DOWNS Petrillo Marcus [07] DIANELLA Petta Ethan [12] BAYSWATER Pham David [10] NORANDA Phan Anders [07] YOKINE Phan Isaac [05] MT LAWLEY Piccicacco Trent [12] WATERFORD Pierotti Rohan [06] KENSINGTON Piffaretti Libero [08] NORANDA Pigram Jesse [12] WILLAGEE Pigram Leroy [09] WILLAGEE Pijls Sebastien [12] DIANELLA Pinchin-Yamada Kinta [08] EAST PERTH Pinto Joseph [10] COMO Pinto Luis [12] SHELLEY Pisano Damian [10] SAMSON Pisano John [12] SAMSON Pizzuto Ben [12] CANNING VALE Pizzuto Jake [09] CANNING VALE Pola Max [07] LATHLAIN Poon Kin Ting [09] DIANELLA Poonia Jatin [10] CAVERSHAM Porebski (Mori) Nicholas [06] INGLEWOOD Postma Elijah [06] JANE BROOK Power Kenneth [12] FLOREAT Pownall Edward [10] SHENTON PARK Primerano Dion [06] LATHLAIN Primerano Matteo [10] LATHLAIN Pringle Oliver [10] JOONDANNA Proud Callum [12] MORLEY Pulappadi Aryan [07] BAYSWATER Quadros Isaac [04] KENSINGTON Quartermain Liam [04] INGLEWOOD Quick Mitchell [08] DIANELLA Quill Jayden [12] SHELLEY Radonjic Nicholas [10] NORTH PERTH

Rapkoch Matthew [11] FLOREAT Rapkoch Noah [05] FLOREAT Raschilla Julian [08] YOKINE Reader Callum [09] DARCH Reale Joshua [05] PERTH Reaper Joshua [10] BAYSWATER Reath Sebit [12] ELLENBROOK Reed Sailee [09] INGLEWOOD Rees Connor [11] PALMYRA Rees Daniel [08] DIANELLA Rees Thomas [12] DIANELLA Regan Ethan [08] DIANELLA Rehn Mason [10] BAYSWATER Rehn William [07] BAYSWATER Reid Sam [12] SHENTON PARK Reid Scott [12] KENSINGTON Reuben Isaiah [10] NEWMAN Reuben Jaeree [08] NEWMAN Reuben Nehemiah [07] NEWMAN Reuben Rashawn [12] NEWMAN Rhodes Harrison [12] BEDFORD Rhodes Jack [09] COOLBINIA Ricci Adam [09] MT HAWTHORN Ricci Joseph [08] DIANELLA Ricci Marcus [11] MT HAWTHORN Richards Daniel [11] BENTLEY Rickard Jarvis [06] DOUBLEVIEW Ridley Chase [07] EAST VIC PARK Rigby Jett [09] COMO Rigby Zane [10] COMO Riggio Max [05] ST JAMES Riggio Zac [12] ST JAMES Rioli Izayah [08] BERTRAM Roach Abdurahman [09] BAYSWATER Robbins Florian [12] MT CLAREMONT Robbins Gaudi [09] MT CLAREMONT Roberts André [12] BAYSWATER Roberts Harrison [09] COMO Roberts Matthew [06] ROSSMOYNE Roberts Sidney [08] MORLEY Robertson Casey [06] DIANELLA Robertson Thomas [08] DIANELLA Robertson Toby [10] DIANELLA

Pellizzari Ben [12] ANKETELL

Rainer Lachlan [07] DUNCRAIG

Pennefather Alexander [10] MT LAWLEY

Rainsford Lachlan [09] APPLECROSS Rainsford Thomas [07] APPLECROSS

Pereira Gabriel [04] MENORA

Ralph Kalan [12] SHENTON PARK

Periz Jack [05] RIVERVALE

Ralph Tate [12] BALDIVIS

Periz Samuel [04] RIVERVALE

Ram Harrison [11] INGLEWOOD

Perkins Noah [07] MT HAWTHORN

Rankin Talan [05] MAYLANDS

Perroni Rocco [04] ASCOT

Rapkoch Colin [12] FLOREAT

Robinson Zachary [10] WEMBLEY DOWNS

Rapkoch Grant [07] FLOREAT

Rocca Leon [09] MILLENDON

Perry Jack [08] MENORA

Robertson-Zurzolo Seyha [09] FLOREAT Robinson Adam [09] HAMERSLEY Robinson James [11] MT LAWLEY Robinson Samuel [10] HAMERSLEY Robinson Timothy [07] HAMERSLEY

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Scally Patrick [07] MT LAWLEY

Soares Johann [06] REDCLIFFE

Rodger Callum [08] BAYSWATER

Scarfone Luke [11] BASSENDEAN

Rodgers Carter [12] BALDIVIS

Schelfhout George [07] GREENMOUNT

Soares Mendes Jonas [07] EAST PERTH

Roche Matthew [09] BATEMAN

Rodgers Keeley [12] MT LAWLEY Rodoreda Malaki [10] CAVERSHAM Rodrigues Jordan [05] BELMONT Rogers Harrison [05] WEMBLEY DOWNS Rogers Lachlan [11] SOUTH PERTH Ronzan Brandon [11] KARAWARA Ronzan Julian [12] KARAWARA Rossi Alexander [09] BAYSWATER Rossi Luca [09] BAYSWATER Rosso Christian [10] KARRINYUP Roux Ethan [10] KARRINYUP Rowe Adam [07] WEMBLEY Rowe Luke [06] WEMBLEY Rowney Thomas [12] MT LAWLEY Rowney William [08] MT LAWLEY Rozario Shaun [09] QUEENS PARK Rozario Sheldon [07] QUEENS PARK Rullo Alexander [11] GOOSEBERRY HILL Rumford Derek [04] EAST VIC PARK

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Rundle Thomas [09] KENSINGTON Russell Harry [11] DIANELLA Russo Matthew [11] ROLEYSTONE Ryan Declan [08] BOORAGOON Ryan Ethan [10] BAYSWATER Ryan Gavin [07] NORANDA Ryan Matthew [04] MAYLANDS Ryan Max [08] WEMBLEY Salerno Benjamin [12] MAYLANDS Salvia Dylan [10] LEEMING Sands Owen [07] NORTH PERTH Sanfilippo Antonio [04] COOLBINIA Sangalli Finn [11] EAST PERTH Santalucia Nicolas [07] PERTH Santella Benjamin [11] YOKINE Santelli Daniel [08] NORTH PERTH Santoro Alexander [09] BELMONT Santoro Liam [07] YOKINE Santos Luis [12] HEATHRIDGE Sarris Dimitri [10] MT HAWTHORN Sarris Stratos [12] MT HAWTHORN Sarris Yianni [04] MT HAWTHORN Sartor William [04] KENSINGTON Sawkins Jack [04] EAST CANNINGTON

Schelfhout Louis [10] GREENMOUNT Schindler-Thomas Jordan [09] MORLEY Schneider Kelly [10] CITY BEACH Schu Bryce [10] NORTH PERTH Schu Jordan [08] NORTH PERTH Schurmann Oliver [08] MAYLANDS Scott Brodie [11] HILLARYS Scott Jarrad [10] RIVERVALE

Soares Poeira Michael [10] EAST VIC PARK Sonneman-Smith Riley [10] EDGEWATER Spadoni Ashton [06] FLOREAT Spadoni Liam [11] FLOREAT Spencer Lachlan [06] DAGLISH Spiers MacKenzie [10] GWELUP Spittal Joshua [12] KALAMUNDA Spitteler Jacob [09] CAVERSHAM

Scott Nathan [12] WEMBLEY DOWNS

Spitteler Oliver [11] CAVERSHAM

Scott-Rogan Harrison [09] BASSENDEAN

Starcevich Ben [07] MORLEY Starcevich Brandon [11] BEDFORD

Scurria Leon [07] DIANELLA

Starcevich Tom [11] MORLEY

Seden Cayliss [07] BASSENDEAN

Starkie Jean-Paul [09] HILLARYS

Seigerschmidt Vincent [12] KEWDALE

Starkie Lucas [12] HILLARYS

Sell Thomas [12] MT HAWTHORN

Starkie William [11] HILLARYS Steegstra Oscar [08] EAST PERTH

Seth Aaron [07] MORLEY Seve Connor [09] REDCLIFFE Seward Adam [11] BAYSWATER Shackles William [09] MT LAWLEY Shah Benjamin [07] BAYSWATER Shanahan Elshaday [07] BASSENDEAN Shea Aidan [09] COMO Sherry Matthew [08] VICTORIA PARK Sibosado Lachlan [09] MERRIWA Siciliano Lucas [07] ST JAMES Siciliano Nicholas [05] KARRINYUP Silva Christian [07] YOKINE Silva Izaya [04] YOKINE Simpson Ethan [08] BEDFORD Sinagra Adrian [08] DIANELLA

Stillman Ryan [07] REDCLIFFE Stops Charlie [07] BAYSWATER Stops Joshua [10] BAYSWATER Strever David [11] NORANDA Strohmeier Jakob [08] BAYSWATER Strudwick Jamie [10] INGLEWOOD Stynman Theodore [05] LATHLAIN Subi Amal [08] ASHFIELD Sullivan Kyle [12] MENORA Sumich Alexander [10] KARDINYA Sumich Joshua [08] KARDINYA Sumich Leo [04] KENSINGTON Sumich Nicholas [12] KARDINYA Sundra Frasier [11] MT LAWLEY Sundra Jason [06] MT LAWLEY

Sinclair Ethan [09] BAYSWATER

Sweeney William [10] MT HAWTHORN

Sinclair Rory [07] BAYSWATER

Sykes Ethan [07] BAYSWATER

Sirr-Davis Jasper [12] ELLENBROOK Sitorus Rafael [07] CAVERSHAM Skajko Bradley [11] EDEN HILL Slater David [11] MT LAWLEY Slater Jonathan [07] MT LAWLEY Smith Daniel [10] THE VINES Smith Harry [07] FLOREAT Smith Keefer [07] MAYLANDS Smith Luke [12] THE VINES Smith Patrick [10] DIANELLA

Sykes Jacob [12] BAYSWATER Sykes Joseph [04] BAYSWATER Symons Samuel [09] EAST VIC PARK Ta Honour [09] WANNEROO Ta Virtue [04] WANNEROO Taddei Liam [12] TUART HILL Tai Shawn [10] STIRLING Taliangis Anthony [07] ATTADALE Tan Carlos [07] CLAREMONT Tan Ryan [09] CLAREMONT

Sbrocco Nathan [07] STIRLING

Smith Ted [05] FLOREAT

Tan William [10] CLAREMONT

Scacchia-Maher Jack [04] INGLEWOOD

Smith Thomas [07] MT HAWTHORN

Tana Sachin [05] WEMBLEY

Smith Trent [08] BAYSWATER

Scali Max [06] SUBIACO

Smolic Riley [06] DIANELLA

Tanner Jack [05] RIVERVALE Tarzia Mitchel [08] RIVERVALE

Tassone Michael [08] COOLBINIA

Tran Dylan [06] MENORA

Wheatley Kyle [08] MENORA

Tatafu Mason [09] KENSINGTON

Tranter Thomas [07] CITY BEACH

Whitely Chase [12] DIANELLA

Taylor Joel [10] LEEMING

Trefry Andrew [10] ARDROSS

Wilkins Zak [09] WOODVALE

Taylor Mathew [11] KEWDALE

Tringas Idon [07] DIANELLA

Wilson Joshua [07] MORLEY

Teo Sebastian [08] VICTORIA PARK

Truong Minh [09] BASSENDEAN

Tatafu Cooper [12] KENSINGTON Taylor Ethan [11] INGLEWOOD Taylor Lochie [12] THE VINES

Tran Tylar [08] MENORA

Treasure Dylon [05] BAYSWATER

Tricoli Benjamin [10] COOLBINIA

White Oliver [07] KENSINGTON Wiinschl Louis [07] MAYLANDS Williams Thomas [06] MENORA

Teakle Raymond [10] DOUBLEVIEW

Trumper Jack [05] LATHLAIN

Windeknecht Bradley [05] INGLEWOOD

Theobald Hayden [04] YOKINE

Tsagaris Dimitri [09] WEST LEEDERVILLE

Windus Hayden [07] OSBORNE PARK

Theseira Kieran [08] MIDLAND

Tsapazi Mitchell [07] BEECHBORO

Wiriadisastra Joshua [07] BEDFORD

Theobald Jackson [04] DIANELLA

Winterburn Damon [07] BELMONT

Thomas Christopher [07] MT HAWTHORN

Tucker Ben [07] ASCOT

Wittensleger Andrew [12] NORANDA

Thomas Gabriel [09] BYFORD

Turner Dylan [11] DIANELLA

Wood Jarrad [07] GWELUP

Thompson Jed [12] KARRINYUP

Tyson Flynn [07] BAYSWATER

Woodhouse Griffin [08] KENSINGTON

Thomson Alexander [06] KARDINYA

Unsworth-Perez Dylan [08] NORTH PERTH

Wortley Connor [11] ROLEYSTONE

Thorne Kurtis [12] COOLBINIA

Van Beek John [05] EAST PERTH

Wright Kyle [09] EAST PERTH

Thorniley Max [10] FLOREAT

VandeKlashorst Nicolas [11] HARRISDALE

Yap Nicholas [07] KARAWARA

Veersma Luke [09] BURSWOOD

Ye Julian [12] COMO

Tuffin Reuben [12] BAYSWATER

Wojtowicz Jack [08] MT LAWLEY

Thomas Michael [09] MT HAWTHORN

Turner Joseph [12] STIRLING

Woodacre Mack [07] MENORA

Thompson Ryan [09] MORLEY

Tyson Jordan [10] BAYSWATER

Thomson Jack [09] WARWICK

Thorne Nicholas [11] HERNE HILL Thorniley Samuel [12] FLOREAT

Thornley Samuel [11] INGLEWOOD Thorpe Samuel [07] GWELUP

Throssell Ethan [08] CANNINGTON Throssell Thomas [10] CANNINGTON Tierney Dylan [10] ELLENBROOK Tighe Benjamin [11] PERTH

Till Brandon [09] MT LAWLEY Tilyard Benjamin [05] WEST PERTH Tizzano Carlo [11] WEMBLEY

Tizzano Cristiano [07] WEMBLEY Tobin Nathan [05] CHURCHLANDS Todaro Michael [09] DIANELLA Tomich Nathanael [06] MT HAWTHORN

Tong James [10] KEWDALE Tong Simon [12] KEWDALE Tonich Jake [08] SUBIACO

Torre Carlos [07] MT CLAREMONT Torre James [11] YOKINE Torre Tyron [11] YOKINE

Torres Rebaza Jose [06] LAKELANDS Tot Cristian [06] STIRLING Tot Louis [09] STIRLING

Townsend Hamish [12] INGLEWOOD Townsend Patrick [04] INGLEWOOD

Van Vliet Taylor [06] NORTH PERTH

Vereker Matthew [11] NEDLANDS Vidotto Adam [08] INGLEWOOD Vilardi Giuseppe [09] MENORA

Viskovich Dylan [11] GUILDFORD

Vivian Benjamin [08] CLOVERDALE Vos Ben [11] YOKINE

Xavier Ian [10] CANNING VALE Yarran Chilton (Jnr) [12] BECKENHAM Yeo Fraser [05] OCEAN REEF

Yeo Jensen [07] OCEAN REEF Yip Georges [12] VICTORIA PARK

Yukich Nathan [12] MIDDLE SWAN Zaccagnini Max [07] COOLBINIA

Vos Daniel [08] YOKINE

Zappacosta Luca [07] EAST CANNINGTON

Waller Nicholas [10] KARRINYUP

Zimmermann Samuel [07] REDCLIFFE

Walsh Thomas [12] AUBIN GROVE

Zurzolo Massimo [07] COTTESLOE

Vuleta Mason [11] COMO

Zimmermann Harry [09] REDCLIFFE

Walsh Cooper [10] KENSINGTON

Zinni Thomas [05] BEDFORD

Walsh Xavier [06] DIANELLA

Watervoort Max [09] GIDGEGANNUP Watkins Harrison [05] WEMBLEY DOWNS

Watson Angus [08] SCARBOROUGH Watson Richard [11] CARINE

Watts Jarom [08] SOUTH PERTH Wayne Tomas [12] PERTH

Webb Aaron [04] WILSON Webb Caleb [08] WILSON

Webb Reuben [08] GOOSEBERRY HILL Wedge Ayden [09] SOUTH PERTH

Townsend Riley [10] MT LAWLEY

Weelaart-Osborne Danai [07] WATERFORD

Tran Deakin [04] DIANELLA

Weller-Thomas Zachary [09] MT LAWLEY

Tran Darren [08] MAYLANDS

Wray Oscar [08] EAST VIC PARK

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2016 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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