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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.

Mr Chris Allanson 1st XVIII Football Manager

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. 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 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 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

FOOTBALL YEAR 7B 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

FOOTBALL YEAR 8A 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 FOOTBALL YEAR 7C 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

FOOTBALL 8B 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 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 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

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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