The Villanovan 2012

Front Cover

Year 8 boys: Francesco Chiarelli, Declan Carr, Marcus Lau, Thomas Bates, Sean Halstead

Principal’s Reflections

Introduction

It is with much pleasure that I offer these few reflections on the past year. Perhaps they might best be considered a snapshot of some of the people, activities and events which have comprised the fabric of life at Villa over the past 12 months. While one’s personal reflections and memory rarely captures fully the totality of any experience, it is my hope that the words and pictures contained here and throughout the Villanovan 2012 will serve to provide a glimpse of the breadth, depth and richness of Augustinian education that has taken place as our community has strived to be “of one mind and heart on the way towards God”.

Enrolments

Reflecting the College’s strong reputation in the community, and the dedication and commitment of current and past staff, the demand for enrolment places at Villa remained very strong throughout the year. Year level enrolments for 2012 were:

Year 5: 112 Year 8: 169 Year 11: 169

Year 6: 131 Year 9: 172 Year 12: 162

Year 7: 115 Year 10: 171

Strong enrolments continue to feature throughout the immediate and foreseeable future, with 1215 student enrolments in place for 2013.

College Council, Parents & Friends, Music Support, Sports Club & Old Boys

Villanova College relies on the generosity and support of each and every family which comprises our community. Without the parents, families and old boys who constitute our College we have no community. And so on behalf of the College, to each and every family, I say thank you for all that you have been and have contributed during the past year.

I extend a special word of thanks and gratitude to the College’s governing body, Villanova College Council. Under the dedicated and pastoral leadership of Dr Teresa Lynne the Council has consistently and diligently provided direction for and governance of the College throughout the year, and invaluable counsel and support for me.

I also say thank you to four support groups within our College community –Parents & Friends, Music Support, Sports Club and Old Boys. Under the able and dedicated leadership of their presidents, Ernie Civitarese (P&F), Rob Eadie (Music Support), Simon Healy (Sports Club) and John Walsh (VOBAI), together with the support of hard working executive committees and eager members, these groups have worked tirelessly throughout the year so that boys’ education at Villanova remains rich, varied, engaging and all the while authentically Augustinian. A special word of thanks is extended to Ernie and Simon both of whom concluded their roles as presidents of the P&F and Sports Club respectively at the end of the year. Both are Villa old boys who have given loyal service to the College – Ernie as P&F President for the past 3 years, and Simon as Sports Club President for the past 6 years. While both are very quick to say that what has been accomplished by P&F and Sports Club during their time at the helm has been the result of many people’s work and efforts, we are all well aware that every ‘good team relies on a good captain.’

Mr Dennis Harvey, College Principal

First day at Villanova for Year 5’s, including Harrison Wells, Jack Milner and Robert Agnew

Dr Teresa Lynne, Chair, Villanova College Council

Grace and Ernie Civitarese with son Andrew (Year 10)

Kate Barnewall, mother of Christopher and Richard, Graduation Ceremony

Villanovan of the Year, Joseph Potter, with brother Jackson and parents Marilyn and Graeme

A section of the crowd of parents, past parents and former staff, including former Rector Fr Laurie Mooney OSA and Mr Patrick Mullins, past student, parent and former Chair of College Council at the Opening Ceremony for the Fr Michael Morahan Staff Centre and Veritas Building

Grandparents Ron and Marion Beeston with their grandson, Matthew Rolls

Ernie and Simon have each been excellent captains of their respective teams. In this they have been ably supported by their executive committees and, of course, their life-partners - Grace (Ernie) and Julie (Simon). Julie has, in fact, been Secretary of the Sports Club since 2006 and also relinquished her role at the end of the year. The College community is richer for the service they have given, so willingly and generously.

Staff

We are exceptionally fortunate at Villa to have the staff we do; and I am especially grateful to each and every one of them for the very Augustinian way in which they continually strive to give witness to the Augustinian ‘gateway’ values of interiority, search for truth, and community. The composition of our staff at present is such that we are indeed very fortunate to have a number of staff who have been at Villa for a significant period of time and who are the bearers of our Augustinian heritage and story. Complementing these experienced staff members is a growing number of younger, less experienced but by no means less enthusiastic and energetic staff members who are keen to develop their skills as teachers & administrators while immersing themselves in the spirit and ethos of all things Augustinian … our Villanova leaders of tomorrow, if you will. I wish to acknowledge & thank all our College staff … I believe that we have wonderfully gifted and diverse teaching and support staff who consistently place the interests of our students before their own.

Religious Education, Ministry, Mission & Evangelisation

The College’s Evangelising Community Project continued to gain momentum throughout the year. Working closely with staff, students from Middle & Senior Schools gave their energies and commitment to a variety of mission, ministry and service initiatives. These included Australian Filipino Augustinian Solidarity (AFAS), Rosies, St Vincent de Paul (SVdP), Young Christian Students (YCS), Young Augustinian Youth Ministry (YAYM), Benenson Society and Student Council.

Ministry Camps were conducted at Kindilan Conference Centre, Redland Bay. Students participated in a variety of opportunities to reflect on, deepen and celebrate their personal relationship with God. These included Days of Reflection (Years 7-10), Year 12 Retreat, Whole-of-College Eucharistic Celebrations, Class Masses (Years 5 & 6), and Morning Mass (Middle & Senior School Pastoral Groups).

My sincere thanks to those students who assumed leadership roles in each of these important ministry groups in 2012, and to the large number of staff who supported them.

Academics

Villanova continues to commit itself to providing a rich educational environment in which the curriculum, the teaching and learning practices, our approach to pastoral care, and the activities of the community are all designed to encourage and nurture the development of understanding and wisdom in young adolescent males as they grow into responsible and capable young men. Evaluating the efficacy and effectiveness of the education which boys at Villa receive is more complex than a mere presentation of academic results … important though they are.

This year Villa students again performed very well in the Commonwealth Government’s National Assessment Programme in Literacy & Numeracy (NAPLAN), as the graphs indicate. Complementing these achievements by students in the Junior and Middle Schools are the fine results accomplished by this year’s Senior class.

Pictured are present College staff who have or have had sons at Villanova. Not all staff in this category were available when the photograph was taken.

Fr Peter Wieneke OSA, College Chaplain

One of our younger staff, past student Brett Morrissey, Senior School Mathematics Coordinator

Ms Juanita Jacobs immerses herself totally into Year 11 camp

Archbishop Mark Coleridge signs the Villa T-shirt of Christopher Barnewall. Christopher was one of a group of Year 12’s who attended a function welcoming Archbishop Coleridge to Brisbane

Ms Kathryn Dore, Easter Liturgy

Mr John Holroyd, Vice Principal-Ministry, Mission and Evangelisation

Tom Delaney on Year 12 Retreat

Year 12’s sit the QCS Test

Pastoral Care

At Villa it is our belief that a school climate in which young people feel safe, supported and a sense of belonging is the best environment for learning to occur. The College’s programme of class & year level camps is part of our ongoing endeavour to achieve and sustain such an environment.

During 2012 students in all year levels, with the exception of Year12, had the opportunity to attend and participate in an awayfrom-school camp. The programme for each of the year level camps has been planned in response to students’ particular needs and developmental stage of growth. Across the College, the Heads of School with the assistance of class teachers in Junior School and Year Coordinators in Middle & Senior Schools continue to monitor the camp programmes for coherence, continuity and educational purpose.

Pastoral care at Villanova is concerned with the development, support and service of right relationships between all in the College community – students, staff, parents and old boys. A comprehensive Social & Emotional Learning programme presents, teaches and nurtures the personal skills and attitudes necessary for the development of such right relationships. A Restorative Practices philosophy forms the basis of the College’s approach to repairing and restoring relationships which have been damaged through conflict or wrong-doing. Such a philosophy aligns closely with the College’s approach to education within an Augustinian tradition. While providing students with the opportunity to develop self-discipline, authentic relationships and positive behaviours in a caring & supportive environment, they are encouraged to strive for the Augustinian ideal of being ‘free people acting under the influence of grace, rather than slaves under the law.’

Music, Art & Drama

For four nights in March this year, Hanrahan Theatre resounded to the music, songs and dance of the popular Broadway stage musical, Grease. A joint production of Villanova & Loreto Colleges the musical entertained and charmed a capacity house each evening. Louis Hanrahan OSA, second Rector of Villanova and after whom the Hanrahan Theatre is named, would have smiled in quiet delight at the consummate skill and competence of the student musicians, performers, stage crew, technicians and staff from both Colleges.

The Queensland Catholic Schools & Colleges Music Festival celebrated its 22nd year in 2012. From a small gathering of 12 schools in 1991 presenting 12 hours of music, the festival has grown into a major event on the music calendar for many Queensland and interstate schools. This year’s festival involved more than 90 schools providing more than 300 music ensembles featuring in excess of 10,000 student performances. Two very successful visual art events in the College calendar this past year have been Celebr8 Art! and Villa Visions. Both events provided opportunity for students to display their artistic skills using a variety of media – pencil, charcoal, water colour, oils, clay, photography and digital media. Celebr8 Arts! showcases the work of our Year 8 students and Villa Visions showcases the artwork of all students across the College from Year 5 to 12.

Sport & Co-Curricular

Villanova enjoyed a very successful year in its inter-school cocurricular programme of competitions during 2012 - chess, debating and sport. While some teams achieved premierships, all participated and competed with energy, enthusiasm and determination exhibiting the best qualities of sportsmanship and fair play. Villanova achieved No 1 overall ranking in the AIC Cricket and Basketball Competition. Other notable achievements included the following premiership winning teams:

• Chess-Senior A

• Basketball – 1ST V, 3RD V, 14B, 14C (non AIC), 13A, 13C (non AIC)

• Cricket – 1ST XI, 15A, 15B, 14A, 14B, 13C (non AIC)

• Football – 1ST XI, 2ND XI, 15A, 15B

• Tennis – 1ST IV, 2ND IV, 14A, 14B, 13A

• Volleyball – 1ST VI, 14B

Of course, the number of premierships secured in and of itself presents a limited picture of the real accomplishments of our student sportsmen. Premierships do not convey, for instance, the number of boys in Junior, Middle & Senior Schools who achieved ‘personal bests’ in swimming, cross-country and track & field competitions. Nor do they convey the increased development in skill, fitness and teamwork achieved from season’s beginning to season’s end.

From the perspective of participation our co-curricular accomplishments throughout 2012 take on another dimension. The number of students from Years 5-12 who participated in various co-curricular activities at different times of the year is telling. In excess of 600 students participated in Cricket, Swimming and Volleyball, 900 students participated in Football, Rugby and Cross-Country, 500 students participated in Basketball, Tennis and Track & Field, and 120 students participated in Chess & Debating. The numbers speak for themselves.

I take this opportunity to thank all staff, parents, old boys and current students who took on roles of coach, manager, trainer and supporter … your participation and contribution is greatly valued and appreciated.

Conclusion

As I pen these few reflections for 2012, we await the academic and OP results of our Year 12 students. I have every confidence that they will account for themselves exceptionally well. To all of them I say congratulations and well done. To all our staff I say the same … thank you for another wonderful year of service and commitment. To our parents I say likewise … thank you for your sustained support for our College … and I look forward to seeing all again in 2013.

Jordan Willett, Ash Wednesday Liturgy

Will Hayes gives Stavros Counter a trim in support of Shave for a Cure

Dr Peter Morris, Director of Music

The cast of Grease

Mr Jason Lane, Middle/Senior School Arts Coordinator

Mr Craig Stariha, Director of Sport

Graduation Address

On the Occasion of the Graduation of Senior Class, 2012

(Excerpts from the address delivered by Mr Dennis Harvey to the 2012 Seniors).

In his best-selling book Everything Belongs, author & Franciscan priest Richard Rohr tells us that our first job in life is to see clearly and accurately who we are; our second job is to act on it. Early this year, as the Senior Class of 2012, you began to see with great clarity who you are, and who you were becoming. From that moment you began acting on it; you provided for us the College community a model of student leadership, service and commitment that was shaped by three of the very best Augustinian traditions - warm friendship, generous hospitality and good humour. On behalf of the College, I thank you most sincerely.

Rohr goes on to say that:

“The most courageous thing we will ever do is to bear humbly, the mystery of our own reality. That is each person’s cross … all we can give back to God is what God has given us … nothing more, nothing less”.

As the Senior Class of 2012 you have succeeded in giving back to the College community the very same gifts and graces which your parents have sought to nurture in you since birth, and which your teachers have sought to encourage and develop in you throughout your days at Villa. You accomplished this while demonstrating passion and pride in your school and graciousness and humility in yourselves. And so once again gentlemen I say congratulations … and thank you. For some of you, this evening marks the culmination of 8 years schooling at Villa. For others it is less. For some this evening’s celebration marks the end of your family’s formal association with the College because you are the youngest, or perhaps only, son in your family. For others it marks but a moment in a continuing journey for your family, because you have younger brothers following in your footsteps. Whichever group you belong to, I invite you now to cast your mind’s eye back over your time here at Villa. What are the memories that come immediately to mind for you? In some unique and mysterious way I expect they are the moments and events that have also become part of a memory that is now shared with others.

Tonight, we can ask what marks are the Senior Class of 2012 leaving in the shared memory of their Alma Mater?

Mr Dennis Harvey

Ms Juanita Jacobs, Year 12 Coordinator

Year 12 Leaders Nicholas Pavouris, Jonathon Wyvill, Ben Ellis and Joseph Potter with next year’s College Leaders Nicholas DiSavia, Bryce Heaton and Chris Paterson

Mr Steve Bremner, Head of Senior School

Mr Harvey, Mr Steve Rouhliadeff, Ms Juanita Jacobs, Xavier Vasta and Jim Tarbit

Donna Finnimore and son Sean celebrate the 1st XI Premiership earlier in the year

Fr Peter Wieneke addressing the Graduation congregration

The memories which College Captain Jonathon Wyvill, recalled during his toast to the College two nights ago at the Senior Formal are wonderful marks in your collective memory, I suggest. I have no doubt that, when you gather as Old Boys in years to come, there will be no shortage of memories to look back on … an array of Open sporting premierships, music accomplishments and awards, and ministry achievements in your Senior year the like of which I doubt we have witnessed at Villa for a long, long time.

There are three ‘moments’ that will always and forever mark the Senior Class of 2012 as a special breed of young men, in my memory. One is of a group of four senior students and two staff members who, with the support of family, friends and their school, undertook the physically arduous and emotionally demanding Kokoda Challenge in the Gold Coast hinterland in July this year. Another ‘moment’ is that of a group of four senior students who, on behalf of the Student Council, had an idea for enhancing the newly established Senior School Precinct by introducing the College colours of green and gold and our signature abbreviation - VNC. And the third is this one … a substantial number of Senior Class of 2012 standing on this very stage leading a group of Villa students of all ages in our College anthem during a tense time-out in the closing stages of 1st V Basketball Team’s 2-goal victory over SPC only three short weeks ago to secure the premiership.

Why is it, I wonder, that these ‘moments’, and not others, have left their mark in my memory. I don’t think it’s simply because of the calibre and quality of the individuals involved … as impressive and as inspiring as each is. I don’t think it’s simply because of the grandeur of the accomplishments themselves … as astounding as completing a 96km non-stop cross-country trek through day and night, hill and valley, sunshine and rain, in just over 21 hours is! Or as demanding as the dedication and commitment to training that’s needed in order to secure a basketball premiership!

No … I think those ‘moments’ have marked my memory because they represent and symbolise to me something that I believe the Senior Class of 2012 have demonstrated for us in their journey as young men. Nothing of real and lasting value in life is ever achieved: without a shared vision & belief, without purposeful planning & preparation, without exemplary execution & evaluation and, most important of all, without constant collaboration & companionship. Perhaps St Augustine said it more simply and far more elegantly when he wrote:

“Being faithful in minor things is always a major undertaking.”

We all know that “being faithful in minor things” is much easier when we experience the love and support of others. As the Senior Class of 2012 you have, on numerous occassions throughout the year, readily acknowledged that your accomplishments have not simply been of your own making … they are also the result of the unrelenting support of family, friends and teachers along the way. This evening, on your behalf,

I wish formally to acknowledge the support and love which your parents and families have provided to you and which, as a parent myself, I know never ends!.

I wish also to acknowledge and thank your teachers, and the College’s support staff, many of whom are here tonight. We are profoundly fortunate to have at Villa the staff we do … and I am especially grateful to each and every one of them for the very Augustinian way in which they have placed their lived experience and earned wisdom at your disposal throughout your time at Villa.

From tonight gentlemen you are no longer students of Villanova College. Tonight you graduate to the ranks of Villanova Old Boys. And while you have left your mark on us, well may you ask what mark has your Alma Mater left on you? It is my firm and confident belief that come sunrise tomorrow, and every day after that, the education and love which you have received from your family & friends and which we at Villa have endeavoured to support and extend, will nourish and sustain your engagement in the far larger and much more demanding school into which you are about to enrol – The School of Life.

Towards the end of the 4th century, in completing his Commentary on the Psalms, St Augustine wrote:

“How much wealth is stored within each one of us!

But what use is this wealth to us, if we do not investigate it?”

It is my hope and prayer that, as you engage The School of Life, the Augustinian education which you have received at Villa will stand you in good stead as you continue to search and investigate your wealth stored within; and once discovered, you will share that wealth unhesitatingly with others. For then and only then, will it be truly possible for us all to be “of one mind and heart on the way to God”.

May our loving God bless & keep you safe, ready to experience fully the events of your life, and may our patron St Thomas of Villanova watch over you and preserve in you the capacity to remember always that … Vincit Veritas!

Villanovan of the Year, Joseph Potter

A mixture of pride, relief and nostalgia: Joseph Potter, Benjamin Ellis and Kurt Winter

Report from College Council2012

For the College Council, as for the rest of the Villanova community, the highlight of 2012 was completion of the major building project. The blessing and opening of the Fr Michael Morahan Staff Centre, Veritas Building and Senior School precinct on the feast of St Rita (22nd May) marked the culmination of the 2008-2012 Strategic Plan and College Master Plan. This landmark occasion brought to tangible fruition the ‘three schools one college’ concept, which had been the vision of the previous Rector, Fr Mike Morahan that the Council had wholeheartedly embraced. On behalf of the College, the Council also welcomed a visit from Mr Kevin Rudd on 1st June to formally open the Junior School refurbishments to the Lower Library, O’Donnell Building, Junior School Office and Junior School Precinct, all of which were funded through the Commonwealth ‘Building Education Revolution’.

Completion of the major building works also signalled commencement of strategic renewal which will deliver a new Strategic Plan and Master Plan for the 2013-2017period. The Council established a Strategic Renewal Taskforce and a consultation draft of the Strategic Plan will be presented to the Villanova Community in early 2013.

Early in the year the Council received formal advice from the Non-State Schools Accreditation Board that the College had successfully demonstrated that it is meeting the requirements for accreditation as assessed through the five year cyclical review in late 2011. This announcement was followed up with a courtesy visit from representatives of the Board.

During 2012, the Council undertook a formative review of Principal which resulted in the establishment of several key performance indicators which will form the basis of the Principal’s summative review in late 2013.

At the Annual General Meeting of the College Council, the Augustinian Provincial, Fr Tony Banks OSA, announced some changes to the composition of the College Council.

Subsequently outgoing Directors – Ms Joan Bremner, Mr Graeme George, Mr Steve Rouhliadeff - were farewelled and the Council welcomed new Directors: Ms Donna McMahon, Mr Geoffrey Egert, Mr Steve Bremner and Mr Nick Simpson. These joined the existing Council: Dr Teresa Lynne (Chair), Mr Peter Geraghty (Deputy Chair), Fr Dave Austin OSA, Fr Laurie Mooney OSA, Fr Brian Buckley OSA, Mr Dennis Harvey (Principal), Ms Lyn Welch and Mr Bob Peacock. Council meetings are also attended by Ms Donna Foxwell (College Business Manager & Company Secretary) and Ms Amanda Waterson (Minutes Secretary).

The Council is pleased to report that Villanova continues to enjoy a solid financial position with a strong enrolments pipeline and by all accounts, an enviable reputation as an excellent school.

TERESA LYNNE

Dr Teresa Lynne Chair Villanova College Council

P&F

Report

2012 was a wonderful year for the school and the Villanova P&F. We had the successful return of the International Carnival and the continued success of both the Mothers and Fathers Nights, which were well attended and enjoyed by all. New on our social calendar was the Villanova Ball which is set to become an institution at the school. All of these events bring together our wonderful Villanovan community and celebrate the Augustine spirit. The success and enjoyment of all our functions are only possible through the selfless commitment of parents and students. On behalf of the P&F, I wish to thank everyone involved for their efforts this year and look forward to bigger and better things in 2013.

MR STEPHEN BOXALL President, Villanova P&F

Side view of Veritas during May 22nd Opening Ceremony

One of the speakers at Opening Ceremony, Mr Terry Batch, representing all Villanova parents

The Hon Mr Kevin Rudd MP speaks on School Assembly. Mr Peter Geraghty, Acting Chair of Villanova College Council, Mr Dennis Harvey and Fr Pete Wieneke OSA are seated on stage.

Upper Library

Dr Teresa Lynne, Chair, Villanova College Council

Senior School

St Thomas of Villanova, an Augustinian priest after whom the College is named, began his career as an academic and university lecturer but is most remembered for his generous and dedicated way of life. In fact it was he who said, “The gifts and graces we receive are not for ourselves alone.” St Thomas challenged us to use our talents for the service of others, and in doing so we become more fulfilled ourselves.

This ability of our Senior students to use their talents and abilities while being guided by our teaching staff have led to the achievement of some excellent results in classes this year across all subjects. Our students have also been awarded various levels of distinction in a range of academic competitions outside the College in Chemistry, Mathematics, Business Organization and Management, Social Sciences, Music and the Arts. This year has also seen a large number of students involved in Vocational Education training including traineeships and school based apprenticeships.

Throughout the year, the Seniors have worked positively with their fellow students by supporting one another in their learning and rising to the challenge of Senior study. We are all well aware of the importance of performing well on the Queensland Core Skills Test held in August. We are hoping that this years’ Senior class will fulfill their potential and match or even surpass the outstanding achievements of past Senior groups.

In our 64th year, Villanova history continues to be written by our senior students. This year we combined the outstanding music faculties of Villanova and Loreto to produce Celtic Storm. The key roles were fulfilled by a mixture of boys from Years 10-12. Many other Senior School students were involved backstage, making sure that everything ran smoothly.

Our Senior Musicians continue to share their enormous talents for the benefit of all in the community. We have seen the boys in our various ensembles grow and mature into fine musicians. Our music students have truly risen to each challenge and have represented the College with great professionalism. The boys have also relished the opportunity to work with phenomenally talented professional musicians and many acknowledged it has been the chance of a lifetime.

Such experiences provide our students with invaluable lessons in teaching them how to work together in groups, learn the virtue of persistence, following through on commitments and being generous enough to give up their free time for the benefit of others.

As we journey through life, writing our own history and reaching personal milestones we form our character. The Greek philosopher and intellectual, Aristotle said, “We are what we repeatedly do.” The character of those boys who involve themselves in the various Ministry groups is evident through their generous acts of selflessness. Again in 2012 we had a group of senior students raising funds, organizing raffles, and facilitating the collection and distribution of Easter hampers to families in the local area who have been identified by our local parishes and SVDP as families in need of such assistance. Many recipients were immigrants and refugee families from war torn countries. Other students assisted in fundraising to contribute to the National Winter Blanket Appeal as well as toys and cash raised to assist with the National SVDP Christmas Appeal. A number of other students prepared, organized and worked hard to ensure our annual AID Days continue to raise awareness

and much needed funds to maintain our education Scholarships for poor children in the Philippines. The Student Council successfully raised thousands of dollars for various charities and organizations; YCS continued to promote friendship and community with the Junior school students through regular visits at lunch time.

Boys who willingly give of their time and give of their talents to work at the service of the community listen to their inner moral compass. It is that inner conscience or integrity of character where we put the needs of others before ourselves.

History has continued to be written in the sporting achievements in 2012. If we want to measure success by hard work, commitment to their sport and how our Seniors have used their gifts not just for themselves but for the benefit of the Villanova community then our athletes have been successful. Our senior students have demonstrated sportsmanship, character, and persistence throughout the year. Congratulations to all the Senior School teams on their AIC Premierships this year. There is little doubt that the young men from Villa who wear the green and gold, do so with pride and commitment.

It would be remiss of me if I did not mention the contribution of our wonderful staff who contribute to the Senior School journey. Many staff have given of their time above and beyond ‘the call of duty’. St Augustine wrote, “essence of teaching is example”. Our staff lead by example in their commitment to their work, their interest in the well being of their students and their genuine care and concern of the Senior School boys. One unique aspect about Villanova is the attempt to build relationships between staff, students and parents. This was most evident by the feeling at the Staff Senior Banquet earlier in the year and the number of staff who attended the formal and Senior graduation.

I especially thank Jonathon Wyvill, Ben Ellis, Joseph Potter and Nicholas Pavouris for their exceptional student leadership of the College in 2012. Their selfless ability to serve the community, while dedicating themselves to the academic, sporting and musical aspects of the College will be long remembered.

I wish to offer a special thanks to the members of the Senior School Pastoral Care Team: Mr Sean O’Neill, Mr Peter Meecham & Mrs Juanita Jacobs – our Year Level Coodinators; Mr Adrian Hellwig, our Pastoral Care Worker and Counsellor; and Mr Tass Sakellariou our school psychologist, for their support and care for the boys throughout the year.

Finally, thank you to all the Senior School students and parents who make Villa a wonderful and unique place of teaching and learning. I look forward to building on the history-making events of 2012, as we all develop our own gifts and graces in 2013.

Mr Steve Bremner, Head of Senior School

Last day at Villanova for our 2012 year 12 students

VILLANOVA COLLEGE STAFF

FR) Sophie Spratt, Mylan Warren, Amanda Waterson, Paul Mead, Donna Foxwell, Matthew Conlan, Greg O’Neill, Dennis Harvey, Steven Bremner, Justine Lawrence, John Holroyd, Irena O’Donnell, Kath Hachett, Maureen O’Dwyer, Irene Lategan

R2) Geraldine Lee, Dot Blair, Erika Schofield, Judy Krasniewicz, Geraldine Robertson, Vicki Lamb, Maryanne Bray, Roland Camilleri, Janette Aquiningo, Chris Purcell, Joy Browning, Barbara Dewis, Theresa Henry, Judy Gordon, Julie Davis, Stephanie Thornton, Julianne Macpherson, Robyn Gunning

R3) Mary Anne Ashton, Shawn Creamer, John Harkin, Paul Schiavo, Kathy Duncan, Christianne Kemp, John Palethorpe, Danielle Galpin, Ashley Keyes, Brian Pascoe, Margie Stevens, Pauline Feltoe, Jacqui Steendyk, Ed Havelock, Lynda Lecatsas, Sue Norris

R4) Brendan Kennedy, Emma Dron, Belinda Ford, Michelle Smith-Rowan, Sonja Ravallese, Roslyn Giles, Trish McGrath, Juanita Jacobs, Elizabeth Lemon, Joanne Bayley, Antonietta Neighbour, Sandra Magnus, Adrian Hellwig, Peter Wall

R5) Alison Perrott, Michael Garske, Sean Quinn, Chris Everding, Brooke Kennedy, Ciaran McCallion, Adam Topp, Kathy Byrne, Michael Lubans, Darren Thomas, Phill Hiley, Tony Rolls, Paul Olsen, Jason Lane

R6) Peter Morris, Kristina Whitehead, Ben Valentine, Matthew Wilson, Col Grant, Graeme Wilson, Graeme George, Craig Stariha, Nichole Rouhliadeff, Nick Simpson, Ben Lynam, Shannon Edmonds, Kate Edmonds, Keith Druery

R7) Darryl Cummins, Fr Pete Wieneke, Paul Gribben, Brett Morrissey, Sean O’Neill, Pat Atkinson, Matt McGrath, Michael Burchett, Tony Hindmarsh, Juha Stroja, Steve Rouhliadeff, Kathryn Dore, Stuart Gillett, Chris Twaddell

Staff 2012

Principal

Mr Dennis Harvey

Mr Greg O’Neill (Acting - Term 1)

Vice Principal - Ministry, Mission and Evangelisation

Mr John Holroyd

Vice Principal - Teaching and Learning

Mr Paul Mead

Director of Studies

Mr Peter Wall

Head of Junior School

Mr Matthew Conlan (Acting)

College Chaplain

Fr Peter Wieneke

Subject Area Coordinators

Ms Heather Kelsall - Director of Research Services (Term 1 & 2)

Dr Irene Lategan - Coordinator, Learning Support and Enrichment

Mrs Dianne Martin - Pathways Coordinator

Dr Peter Morris - Director of Music

Ms Kath Neehouse - Director of Religious Education

Ms Antonietta Neighbour - Director of Research Services (Term 3 & 4)

Mr Craig Stariha - Director of Sport

Middle/Senior School Coordinators

Mr Pat Atkinson - Middle/Senior School Physical Education

Mrs Kathy Duncan - Middle/Senior School Technical Studies

Ms Shannon Edmonds - Middle School Science (Term 2 - 4)

Mrs Hannah Elder - Middle School Science (Term 1)

Mr Jason Lane - Middle/Senior School Arts

Ms Antonietta Neighbour - Middle/Senior School Business Studies

(Term 1 & 2)

Ms Maureen O’Dwyer - Middle School Humanities

Mr Nick Simpson - Middle School Mathematics

Ms Michelle Smith-Rowan - Middle/Senior School Business Studies (Term 3 & 4)

Ms Julie Davis - Senior School Social Sciences

Mr Paul Gribben - Senior School Language Education

Mr John Harkin - Senior School Science

Mr Brett Morrissey - Senior School Mathematics

Mr Tony Hindmarsh - AIC Sports Coordinator

Year Level Coordinators/Pastoral Care

Mr Stephen Rouhliadeff - Year 7 Coordinator

Mr Matt McGrath - Year 8 Coordinator

Mr Peter Simpson - Year 9 Coordinator

Mr Sean O’Neill - Year 10 Coordinator

Mr Peter Meecham - Year 11 Coordinator

Mrs Juanita Jacobs - Year 12 Coordinator

Mr Tass Sakellariou - College Psychologist

Mr Adrian Hellwig - College Counsellor

Junior School Academic Staff

Mr Chris Everding - CIC Sports Coordinator

Mrs Nichole Rouhliadeff - Junior School RE Coordinator

Mrs Margie Stevens - Teacher Librarian/Curriculum Coordinator

Ms Barbara Dewis

Ms Judy Gordon

Mr Brendan Kennedy

Mr Michael Lubans

Mr Blake McLauchlan

Mrs Angela Mollison

Mr Adam Topp

Mrs Kathy Underhill (Term 2 - 4)

Mr Ben Valentine

Mr Matthew Wilson

Mrs Melissa Wilson (Term 1)

Head of Middle School

Mr Greg O’Neill

Mr Steve Rouhliadeff (Acting - Term 1)

Head of Senior School

Mr Steve Bremner

College Administrator

Ms Sally Byron

Ms Justine Lawrence (Acting -Term 4)

Business Manager

Ms Donna Foxwell

House Coordinators

Ms Kathryn Dore

Ms Justine Lawrence

Ms Dianne Martin

Mr John Palethorpe

Middle/Senior School Academic Staff

Mr Michael Burchett

Mr Roland Camilleri

Mr Shawn Creamer (Term 2 - 4)

Ms Kathryn Dore

Ms Emma Dron

Ms Kate Edmonds (Term 3 & 4)

Mrs Pauline Feltoe

Ms Belinda Ford

Mr Michael Garske

Mrs Roslyn Giles

Mr Stuart Gillett (Term 2 - 4)

Mr Colin Grant

Mr Ralph Grigg (Term 4)

Mr Edward Havelock

Mrs Theresa Henry

Mr Phil Hiley

Ms Christianne Kemp

Ms Brooke Kennedy (Term 4)

Ms Ashley Keyes

Mr Robert Korst

Ms Justine Lawrence

Ms Sue Lawson (Term 4)

Mrs Elizabeth Lemon

Mrs Tracey Lenarduzzi (Term 1 & 2)

Mr Ben Lynam

Ms Julianne Macpherson

Mr Dennis Manias

Mr Ciaran McCallion

Mr Peter Meecham

Mr Brian Morrow

Mr Paul Olsen

Mrs Anje Palethorpe (Term 3)

Mr John Palethorpe

Mr Brian Pascoe

Ms Alison Perrott

Mr Tony Rolls

Mr Paul Schiavo

Mr Laurie Sheehan

Ms Sophie Spratt

Mr Darren Thomas

Mr Steven Wagner

Mr Graeme Wilson

Learning Enrichment Academic Staff

Mrs Joanne Bayley

Ms Sally England (Term 2 - 4)

Dr Irene Lategan

Support Staff

Mrs Janette Aquiningo

Mrs Mary Anne Ashton

Mrs Lorraine Bowden

Mrs Dot Blair

Ms Maryanne Bray

Mrs Joy Browning

Ms Kathryn Byrne

Mr Darryl Cummins

Mr Brendan Dahlen

Mr Shane Devery (Term 4)

Mr Keith Druery

Mr Charlie Fisher

Mrs Vanessa Fitzgerald

Ms Belinda Grant

Mrs Robyn Gunning

Mrs Kath Hackett

Mr Keith Hayman

Mrs Bea Hudson

Mrs Judy Krazniewicz

Mrs Vicki Lamb

Mrs Lynda Lecatsas

Mrs Geraldine Lee

Mrs Sandra Magnus

Mrs Kathy Underhill (Term 1)

Ms Kristina Whitehead

Mrs Maria Mascadri

Ms Sue Norris

Mrs Irena O’Donnell

Ms Michelle Olive (Term 1 - 3)

Mrs Helen Palmer

Mrs Eleni Peace

Mrs Chris Purcell

Mr Sean Quinn

Mrs Sonja Ravallese

Mr Adam Reilley

Mr John Roberts

Mrs Geraldine Robertson

Mrs Alison Schrauf

Mrs Erika Schofield

Mrs Jacqui Steendyk

Mrs Judy Spurling

Mr Juha Stroja

Mrs Stephanie Thornton

Mr Chris Twaddell

Ms Amanda Waterson

Mr Robert Watkins

Mr Patrick Zietsch

YEAR 12

FR) Samuel Bruce, Stephen Stefanou, Lok Lui, Dilanjan Fernando, Jacob Kelly, Theo Klinakis, Joshua Mombelli, Daniel Roulant, Stuart Bell, Lucas Jones, Matthew Hallinan, Tim Duffy, Nicholas Low, Peter Heinen, Nathan McKee, Christopher Anderson, Andrew Georgiou, Daniel Orgill, Joshua Blair, Logan Giddins

R2) Heath Webby, Julian Lee, Adrian Cook, Isaac Dixon-Brown, Brian Tan, Michael Barton, Patrick Maclean, Brock Degiovanni, Joshua Capelli, Matthew O’Connor, Beau Crane, Christopher Barnewall, Harrison Bath, Phillip Chiruta, Eamon O’Brien, Cameron Gujral, Jason Harrigan, Benjamin Jarrett, Nicholas McQueen, David Tran, Joseph Potter, Matthew Altoft, James Stephanos, Dominic Skelton, Joel Lui

R3) Ben Gane, Elliot Farrington, Conor Lee, Dylan Koning, Tom Delaney, Jonathon Wyvill, Jordan Wilson, Andrew Quinn, Rafael Franco, Alexander Pol Bodetto, Cameron Wicks, Thomas Heaney, Paul Mangelakis, James Hillsdon, Olivier Ragoo, Michael Michaelides, Callum Melican, Anthony Dolan, James Treby, Lachlan Ferguson, Ethan Lam, Karl Townsend, Keenan Wiltshire

R4) James Hulme, Andrew Fernandes, Kyriakos Tapinou, Andrew Peters, Benjamin Ellis, Martin Rusan, Anthony Milios, Rhonan Lees, Dominic Kearney, Nicholas Pavouris, Kristian Nishimura, Daniel Partis, Aaron Sorridimi, Xavier Vasta, Hayden Creed, Kegan Nash, Hamilton Jones, Matthew Goldsmith

R5) Mikey Leach, Aidan Geck, Luke Healy, James Rolls, Constantine Lentakis, James Calos, Stephen Twist, James Lawler, Dan Kasatchenko, Jack Bewley, Rhys Thesalonikeos, Anthony DiCarlo, Manoli Vasiliou, Damon Nevis, Matthew van Genderen, Stephen Muldoon

R6) Stavros Counter, Angus Kay, Jordi Iezzi, Nicholas Watson, Nathan Shay, Lochlainn Moloney, Will Hayes, Brayden Torpy, Daniel Dennis, Luke Greenslade-Horton, Max Radvan, Mitchell Rylands, Patrick Taylor, Lachlan Morland, Andrew Gerrie, Nick Klaassen, Cianan Beaton

R7) Sam Mulcahy, Harry Collin, David McMaster, Dominic Pearson, Ben Dwyer, Alec Wright, Peter Vorkas, Jake Bell, Kurt Schouten, Andrew Mylonas, Sam McGuckin, John Copley, Harrison Spencer, Adam O’Brien, Jack Butler, Anthony Allen, Michael Criticos, Thomas Yates

R8) Ben Batchelor, Christopher Gaynor, Liam Bourne, Josh Heatley, Daniel McIlwain, Luke Condon, Ben Davis, James Twaddell, Rhys Boudin, Jackson Cooke, Jack Steginga, Daniel Laaja, Jordan Willett, Sean Finnimore, Nick Lenarduzzi, Peter Broadley, Jim Tarbit

Absent) James Barron, Samuel Cole,Jackson Collins, Nicholas Dolan, Aaron Holt, Michael Kalykakis, Edward Miller

Major Awards

Villanovan of the Year

Joseph Potter

Dux of the College

Sportsman of the Year

Benjamin Jarrett

Ben Davis

College Student Leadership

COLLEGE LEADERS

HOUSE LEADERS

MIDDLE SCHOOL VICE CAPTAINS

L-R) Joseph Potter (College Vice Captain), Benjamin Ellis (College Vice Captain), Jonathon Wyvill (College Captain), Nicholas Pavouris (Student Council President)

FR) Daniel Dennis (Captain, Crane), Brock Degiovanni (Captain, Goold), James Hillsdon (Captain, Heavey), Michael Criticos (Captain, Murray) R2) Beau Crane (Vice Captain, Crane), Manoli Vasiliou (Vice Captain, Goold), Tom Delaney (Vice Captain, Heavey), Nick Klaassen (Vice Captain, Murray)

FR) Emmanuel Alexion (Crane, semester 1), Jack Rolls (Goold, semester 1), Andrew Stefanou (Murray, semester 1), Louis Cassidy (Heavey, semester 1) R2) Douglas Caltabiano (Crane, semester 2), Christopher Martin (Goold, semester 2), Jonah Rhodes (Murray, semester 2) Absent) Harry Heenan (Heavey, semester 2)

Captain’s Report

At the beginning of this year, the leadership team of 2012 put forth a vision to their peers; a vision which would encompass achievement, and a vision which would ultimately build upon the legacy left by our predecessors. It is with great pleasure that I affirm that what we envisioned for this year has become a reality. Through the application of the Augustinian values such as love, humility, freedom, community, and friendship, we were able to reform and define what Villanova would be.

Continuing on with past traditions, ministry at Villanova has remained ever so prominent, with numerous programmes running all year round. For years, Villanova has supported those within our local community and provided funding and goods to those who are less fortunate. This year saw the launch of the Villa Miracles programme, where through various fundraisers, the students of Villanova, with additional support from the students at Loreto, raised over a total of $5,000 for both the Mater Children’s and Royal Children’s hospitals in Brisbane. Since 1992, AFAS has provided scholarship funding for secondary school students in the Philippines. In 2012, the members of AFAS raised over $11,000 which will be generously donated towards funding what will be over 100 individual scholarships to date.

Not only has Villanova proudly stated its prominence within the community for its generosity, but this year the college has defined its standing within the sporting arena as well. In total, five of the seven first grade sporting teams have earned themselves glory by winning premierships for their respective sports. Full sporting results are published elsewhere in this magazine.

But it is to the credit of our teachers and staff for their sharing of knowledge and guidance that will define our success in life, and for this we offer our gratitude and thanks. Our teachers make an enormous personal commitment to us as individuals. I speak on behalf of the whole student body in offering my appreciation to our teachers.

In conclusion, I quote Saint Augustine: “To seek the highest good is to live well.” Always be yourself, express yourself, have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it, instead, be your own man.

JONATHON WYVILL College Captain

(Citation read as introduction to the presentation of Captain’s Shield to Jonathon Wyvill)

Jonathon Wyvill has been a dedicated leader both to his peers and for his College. In the execution of the role of College Captain, Jonathon has demonstrated continuous responsibility, commitment and purpose in his relationships with students, staff & parents alike. He has grown favourably into the role of College Captain, enhancing all attributes of school spirit and is a role model of Augustinian leadership, service and humility.

Jonathon has demonstrated a keen involvement in sport and ministry, exemplified by his commitment to the full life of the College and he has generously placed his gifts at the service of others.He has been a leader for all within the College community. His leadership has encouraged others to walk beside him in friendship. He is a most worthy recipient of the Captain’s Shield for 2012.

Silver Medallions

The Villanova Silver Medallions are awarded for dedicated commitment and service to the vision and mission of the College. Such leadership through service is characterised by the cultivation of Augustinian values of hospitality, friendship, humility and stewardship throughout the College community and beyond. This year’s worthy recipients of the Villanova Silver Medallion for leadership through service were:

• Benjamin Ellis

• Sean Finnimore

• Benjamin Jarrett

• Xavier Vasta

• Jonathon Wyvill

House Captains

• Crane House – Daniel Dennis

• Goold House – Brock Degiovanni

• Heavey House – James Hillsdon

• Murray House – Michael Criticos

House Vice Captains

• Crane House – Beau Crane

• Goold House – Manoli Vasiliou

• Heavey House – Thomas Delaney

• Murray House – Nicholas Klaassen

Tribute to House Leaders

Each of our House Captains and Vice Captains has served their respective Houses with enthusiasm, pride and a sense of fun. They have actively encouraged their House members to participate fully in all activities. They have been instrumental in developing House spirit and pride.

Jonathon Wyvill

Jonathon, Academic Mass

Jonathon on Sports Assembly with former Wallaby Captain and Villa Old Boy Andrew Slack

Student Council

STUDENT COUNCIL

Capitalising on the successes of past College Student Councils, the 2012 Villanova Student Council has, we believe, successfully continued on this path of service and innovation. The collaboration of minds in the 2012 council has reflected not only the thoughts of the staff and students but the wider Villanovan community. The 2012 Student Council, the largest in the council’s 38-year history, has undoubtedly served with both honour and distinction.

The year began with the election of council members from Years 7 to 12. The number of Council places was expanded this year in an effort to more accurately address to the needs of the Student Body. I would like to thank our Secretary Chris Barnewall, our Treasurer Keegan Nash and our Vice-President Andrew Mylonas for their support and commitment throughout the year. Work began early in the year with the purchase of new video cameras and the donation of funds to YCS for garden projects in the Junior School. In Term 1 we also reintroduced the Villanova College Student Council NRL Tipping competition with an increased prize pool of $100 awarded to first place, $50 to second place and $25 to third place. Later in the year the Council also continued the tradition of awarding a student prize for the Villa Visions art show, with a prize of $150 on offer. The Council also ran a Futsal Competition for Senior School students in term 2 which once again saw Crane house take victory. The Student Council covered all expenses in the College’s newest ministry, Villa Miracles, which has been a great success. However, it is through the organisation and implementation of the Veritas Beautification project which the council is most proud. The Veritas stair (pictured on the page) project was the council’s largest endeavour, designed to lift and promote school pride and respect. The design and planning process took several months to formulate before being implemented over the third term holidays. The stairs act as a constant reminder of the spirit we share in our school. The council also continued with new ideas

posting trivia and jokes of the day through term 2 and 3 in the daily morning notices which allowed pastoral groups to test their knowledge and share a laugh. The council has also planned for future Councils by creating house logos and designing badges ready for 2013.

It has indeed been an honour to serve the College as Student Council President this year. I have been fortunate enough to lead so many enthusiastic senior members, and I hope the same will continue as the younger grades progress in the Council. Additionally, I would like to thank Ms. Neehouse and Ms. Henry for their untiring support throughout the year. Lastly, I wish the incoming Student Council President, Nicholas DiSavia, the best of luck for 2013.

FR) Ramzi Matta, Kieran Dooley, Andre Fisher, Andrew Mylonas (Vice President), Nicholas Pavouris (President), Jack Druery, Alex Sim, Rowan Aukes

R2) Dilanjan Fernando, Joseph Iezzi, Louis Cassidy, Alexander Matta, Jarod Hart, Liam McNaught, Nicholas DiSavia, Alexander Perlinski, Joseph Potter

R3) Xavier Vasta, Chris Paterson, Kegan Nash (Treasurer), Harry Collin, Conor Hughes, Rhonan Lees

NICHOLAS PAVOURIS Student Council President

Nicholas pictured with fellow student leaders Jonathon Wyvill, Benjamin Ellis and Joseph Potter Student Council inspired design on Veritas Stairs

Year 12 Academic Awards

The Villanova Silver Medallion, and the Flight Lieutenant Mark Fallon Memorial Trophy, for Study of Religion, and the H.J. Summers Literature Prize, for English and the Bobby Smart Memorial Trophy, recognising excellence in the subjects of Chemistry and Physics. Also, for excellence, across the subjects Mathematics B, Mathematics C, and placed first in Study of Religion.

The Villanova Silver Medallion for Mathematics, recognising excellence across the subjects of Study of Religion, English, Physics, Chemistry and placed first in Mathematics B and Mathematics C

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects English, Mathematics B, Mathematics C, Chemistry, Physics, Music and Study of Religion

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Mathematics C, Chemistry, and Physics

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Mathematics C, Biology, Chemistry and Physics

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Physics, Chemistry and placed first in Biology for which he will receive the Thomas Barry Memorial Trophy

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, Accounting, Economics, Italian, Science 21 and placed first in Mathematics A

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Mathematics C, Biology and Accounting

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Accounting, Business Organisation & Management, and Italian

Benjamin Jarrett

Joseph Potter

James Calos

Joshua Capelli

Harry Collin

Tim Duffy

Andrew Fernandes

Sean Finnamore

Rafael Franco

College Dux, Benjamin Jarrett, with Mr Harvey 2012 Graduation Ceremony

Benjamin with parents Sue and Noel

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics A, Italian, Modern History and Business Organisation & Management

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, Mathematics B, Mathematics C, Chemistry, Biology and Business Organisation and Management

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Mathematics C, Physics, and Chemistry

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Modern History, Mathematics B and placed first in Drama and Music Extension

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, Accounting, Mathematics

A, Italian, Modern History and placed first in Science 21

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, English, Mathematics B, Modern History, and placed first in Economics and Business Organisation & Management

The Villanova Silver Medallion, for Excellence, across the subjects Study of Religion, Mathematics A, Italian, Modern History English, Business Organisation and Management

Dominic Kearney

Nicholas Lendarduzzi

Matthew O’Connor

Max Radvan

Dominic Skelton

Patrick Taylor

Jordan Wilson

The following individual awards recognise the outstanding achievement of being placed first in the Very High Achievement band in each subject. They will receive the Certificate of Merit for achievement in their subject:

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Accounting

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Chinese

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Geography

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Graphics

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Hospitality Practices and to receive the Damian Blyth Memorial Trophy

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Information Processing & Technology and Computer Applications

Nicholas Pavouris

Lok Lui

Heath Webby

Giordano Iezzi

Nathan McKee and Daniel Roulant

Daniel Laaja

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Italian

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Modern History and to receive the Eric & Mollie Whitehouse Trophy

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Music

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Physical Education

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Recreational Practices

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Visual Art

Karl Townsend

James Rolls

Kurt Schouten

Daniel Orgill

Michael Criticos

Ethan Lam

Benjamin with mother Sue and Vice Principal - Teaching and Learning Mr Paul Mead, Academic Mass

Benjamin on Assembly with fellow Senior Debaters Dominic Pearson, Sean Finnimore, Harry Collin and Thomas Yates

Benjamin and Thomas Yates, Academic Mass

Mid-Year Academic Assembly

This assembly was a celebration of those who performed particularly well in their studies across Semester 1. These boys proudly represent all the boys in the College who performed to the best of their abilities in Semester 1. The final acclaimation by the student body, staff and parents as the recipients left Goold Hall spoke loudly of the work and study that all students undertook. Congratulations to all boys who worked hard and also to all parents who can proudly share in their son’s achievement.

YEAR 7 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

YEAR 5 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

YEAR 8 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

R2)

YEAR 6 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

YEAR 9 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

FR) Luke Berridge, Jacob Perrier, Thomas Pham, Riley Wearne

R2) Matthew Short, Connor Walker, Nickolas Sofios, Benjamin McGregor

FR) Trent Kays, Thomas Moses, Lachlan Whiting, Benjamin Porter, Francesco Chiarelli, Ben Stuart, Christopher Lanskey, Matthew Richards, Ben Wilkinson, Kyle Evans

Isaac Barton, Callum Davies, Adam Grashuis, Yannick Norman, Keaton Pobar, Dominic Ghikas, Matthew Reece, Paddy Wallis, William Jenkins, Sean Halstead, Joseph Bruce

FR) Harry McKee, Damien Harding, Noah Hitchcock, Leo Clarke, Conor Gillam

R2) Joshua Schaumburg, Daniel Moses, Joshua Greenhalgh, Speros Angeli, Hudson Rogers

FR) Jack Davidson, Christian Green, Samuel Korst, Harrison Rieck, Joshua Cole, Patrick Coffey

R2) Lachlan Templeton, Jonathon Boxall, Lachlan Kearney, Rhys Bodel, Patrick Cummins, Alec Acdol

Mr Paul Mead, Vice Principal – Teaching and Learning, congratulates the student body during Semester 1 Academic Assembly

FR) Harris Wakeling, Bailey Cox, Brandon Bodel, Nicholas Madden, Matthew Pertnikovs, Alexander Perlinski, Ryan Humphrey, Sean Keating

R2) Emmanuel Alexion, Jonah Luton, Daniel Igoe, Jonah Rhodes, Jonathan Chia, Thomas Scholtes, Zak Adkins, Douglas Caltabiano, Andrew Causer, Liam Edgerton

Mid-Year Academic Assembly

YEAR 10 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

YEAR 11 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

YEAR 12 CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

FR) Matthew O’Connor, Rafael Franco, Jordi Iezzi, Max Radvan, Patrick Taylor, Harry Collin, James Calos, Andrew Fernandes, Kyriakos Tapinou, James Rolls, Cameron Gujral

R2) Dilanjan Fernando, Jordan Wilson, Brock Degiovanni, Benjamin Jarrett, Lachlan Morland, Joshua Capelli, Dominic Skelton, Joseph Potter, Tim Duffy Absent) Sean Finnimore

FR) Jordan Roles, Andrew Coyne, Isaiah Pobar, Robert Lucas, Ryan Motley, Isaiah Edwards, Liam Wilkinson R2) Franklin Joseph, Trent Seaby, Liam Boudin, Matthew Batch, Rohan Mirchandani, Andrew Civitarese, Jack Forster

FR) Tristan Goode, James Stuart, Sebastian Sodini, Rohit Ram, Finn Shearer, Joshua Williams, Jacob Ralph R2) Joseph Iezzi, Nicholas DiSavia, Lachlan Crawford, Thomas Rashad, Simon Lamb, Timothy Lamb, Jonathan Hohl

End of Year Academic Awards

YEAR 11 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

FR) Thomas Rashad, Joseph Iezzi, Jack O’Keeffe, Curtis Martin, Nicholas DiSavia, Joshua Coates, Jonathan Hohl, Tristan Goode

R2) Simon Lamb, Sebastian Sodini, Simon Svoboda, Jacob Ralph, Rohit Ram, Baxter Barnham, Alexander Alleman, Lachlan Crawford

R3) Finn Shearer, Joshua Williams, Alexander Grady, Harrison Smith, Will Stokes

YEAR 10 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

FR) Daniel Ju, Liam Carlton-Jones, Samuel McMaster, Andrew Coyne, Isaiah Edwards, Liam Boudin, Andrew Civitarese, Thomas Winks, Jack Forster

R2) Jack Palmer, Jordan Roles, Rohan Mirchandani, Declan Andrew, Callum Brockett, Trent Seaby, Matthew Batch, Jonathan Shearman, Alexander Bluett, Alexander Badrak, Jonathan Vukim, Jason Hang, Thomas Tobin

R3) John Succar, Liam Wilkinson, Isaiah Pobar, Robert Lucas, Dakota Keating, Nicholas Bottger, Mackenzie Lange, Thomas Bewley, Sam Muggleton, Jordan Sherry, Ryan Motley, Lachlan Atkinson, Daniel Merrin

YEAR 9 ACADEMIC CERTIFICATE RECIPIENTS

FR) Joshua Piscioneri, Jared Berriman, Jacob Boxall, Thomas Munro, Jonah Rhodes, Douglas Caltabiano, Andrew Stevenson, Andrew Causer, Jonah Luton, Zachary Mroczek

R2) Sean Keating, Jonathan Chia, Zakary Adkins, Lachlan McKee, Ashan Jayawardana, Thomas Cochrane, Lachlan McIntosh, Timothy Kelly, Alexander Perlinski, Dominic Green, Luke Heatley, Gregor Evans, Jackson Potter

R3) Liam Edgerton, Emmanuel Alexion, Ryan Humphrey, Bailey Cox, Harris Wakeling, Nicholas Madden, Brandon Bodel, Kealan Dunnett, Matthew Pertnikovs, Zachary Genrich, Aidan Malone, Wilson Lam

End of Year Academic Awards

FR) William Jenkins, Keaton Pobar, Patrick Wallis, Cooper Sauvage, Yannick Norman, Kyle Evans, Jock Lucas, Adam Loudon, Matthew Reece

R2) Alexander Sim, Callum Davies, Dominic Ghikas, Tom Vecchi, Trent Kays, Jack Blanchfield, Isaac Lubrano, Nicholas Phillips, Damon Tomkinson, Sean Halstead

YEAR

R3) Oliver Pratt, Ben Wilkinson, Matthew Richards, Thomas Moses, Nicholas Milicevic, Lachlan Whiting, Edward Davis, Anthony Norris

FR) Lachlan Kearney, Jack Davidson, Patrick Cummins, Rhys Bodel, Lachie Templeton, Jack Gilhooley, Charlie Griffin, Zac Edwards

R2) Patrick Coffey, Samuel Korst, Daniel Duskovic, William Ware, Thomas Seymour, Harrison Rieck, Jonty Carlson YEAR

FR) Joshua Schaumburg, Harvey McCaul, Peter Rowland, Damien Harding, Daniel Moses, Trent Foster, Joshua Greenhalgh, Speros Angeli

R2) James King, Leo Clarke, Liam Hampson, Alexander Tornatore, Harry McKee, Noah Hitchcock

FR) Will Callan, Nickolas Sofias, Luke Berridge, Louis Caltabiano, Thomas Buckley-Sammut, Ben McGregor

R2) Connor Walker, Millan McIntosh, Jacob Perrier, Thomas Pham, Matt Short, Nick Halvorson

Seniors

Anthony Allen

Christopher Barnewall

James Barron

Harrison Bath

Cianan Beaton

Jack Bewley

Joshua Blair

Peter Broadley

Matthew Altoft

Michael Barton

Jake Bell

Rhys Boudin

Samuel Bruce

Christopher Anderson

Ben Batchelor

Stuart Bell

Liam Bourne

Jack Butler

Seniors

James Calos

Joshua Capelli

Phillip Chiruta

Samuel Cole

Harry Collin

Jackson Collins

Luke Condon

Adrian Cook

Jackson Cooke

John Copley Stavros Counter

Beau Crane

Hayden Creed

Michael Criticos

Ben Davis

Brock Degiovanni

Tom Delaney

Daniel Dennis

Seniors

Anthony DiCarlo

Nicholas Dolan

Tim Duffy

Elliot Farrington

Lachlan Ferguson

Sean Finnimore

Rafael Franco Aidan Geck

Isaac Dixon-Brown

Ben Dwyer

Andrew Fernandes

Ben Gane

Andrew Georgiou

Anthony Dolan

Benjamin Ellis

Dilanjan Fernando

Christopher Gaynor

Andrew Gerrie

Seniors

Logan Giddins

Cameron Gujral

Matthew Hallinan

Luke Healy

Thomas Heaney

James Hillsdon

Aaron Holt

Benjamin Jarrett

Matthew Goldsmith

Jason Harrigan

Josh Heatley

James Hulme

Hamilton Jones

Luke Greenslade-Horton

Will Hayes

Peter Heinen

Jordi Iezzi

Lucas Jones

Seniors

Michael Kalykakis

Dan Kasatchenko

Angus Kay

Dominic Kearney

Jacob Kelly

Nick Klaassen

Theo Klinakis

Dylan Koning

Daniel Laaja

Ethan Lam

James Lawler

Mikey Leach

Conor Lee

Julian Lee

Rhonan Lees

Nick Lenarduzzi

Constantine Lentakis

Nicholas Low

Seniors

Joel Lui

Lok Lui

Sam McGuckin

Daniel McIlwain

Nicholas McQueen

Callum Melican

Patrick Maclean

Nathan McKee

Michael Michaelides

Paul Mangelakis

David McMaster

Anthony Milios

Edward Miller

Lochlainn Moloney

Joshua Mombelli

Lachlan Morland

Sam Mulcahy

Stephen Muldoon

Seniors

Damon Nevis

Kristian Nishimura

Matthew O’Connor

Daniel Orgill

Dominic Pearson

Andrew Peters

Andrew Quinn

Andrew Mylonas

Adam O’Brien

Daniel Partis

Alexander Pol Bodetto

Max Radvan

Kegan Nash

Eamon O’Brien

Nicholas Pavouris

Joseph Potter

Olivier Ragoo

James Rolls

Seniors

Mitchell Rylands

Kurt Schouten

Aaron Sorridimi

Harrison Spencer

James Stephanos

Brian Tan

Patrick Taylor

Daniel Roulant

Nathan Shay

Stephen Stefanou

Kyriakos Tapinou

Rhys Thesalonikeos

Martin Rusan

Dominic Skelton

Jack Steginga

Jim Tarbit

Brayden Torpy

Karl Townsend

Seniors

James Twaddell

Stephen Twist

Xavier Vasta

Peter Vorkas

Cameron Wicks

Alec Wright

Jordan Willett

David Tran

Matthew van Genderen

Nicholas Watson

Jordan Wilson

Jonathon Wyvill

James Treby

Manoli Vasiliou

Heath Webby

Keenan Wiltshire

Thomas Yates

Staff Senior Banquet

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FR) Juanita Jacobs, Julie Davis

R2) Heath Webby, Hayden Creed, Ben Davis, Jordan Willett, Tim Duffy, Dominic Skelton

FR) Jackson Cooke, Steve Bremner, Dominic Pearson, Rhys Boudin

R2) Theo Klinakis, Mitchell Rylands, Hamilton Jones, Patrick Taylor, Josh Heatley

FR) Samuel Bruce, Jason Lane, Julianne Macpherson, Andrew Gerrie

R2) Matthew Hallinan, Ben Gane, James Barron, James Twaddell, Conor Lee, Joshua Mombelli

FR) Stavros Counter, Dennis Harvey, Steven Wagner, Jonathon Wyvill, Luke Healy

Jordan Wilson, James Treby, Dominic Kearney, William Matthews, Anthony Dolan

FR) Chris Twaddell, Brett Morrissey, Benjamin Jarrett

Joseph Potter, James Hulme, Sean Finnimore, Harry Collin, James Rolls, Luke Condon

FR) Nick Lenarduzzi, Luke Greenslade-Horton, Nick Klaassen, Barbara Dewis

Dylan Koning, Justine Lawrence, Peter Vorkas, Rafael Franco, Daniel McIlwain, Brock Degiovanni

FR) Alec Wright, Jack Butler, Michael Burchett, Kathy Duncan

John Copley, Kegan Nash, Andrew Mylonas, Daniel Laaja, Phillip Chiruta, Thomas Heaney

FR) Phill Hiley, Col Grant, Shannon Edmonds, Elliot Farrington

Cianan Beaton, Daniel Dennis, Daniel Partis, Kristian Nishimura, Ben Batchelor, Jake Bell, Dan Kasatchenko

FR) Robyn Gunning, Lynda Lecatsas, Tony Rolls R2) Damon Nevis, Michael Barton, Daniel Roulant, Max Radvan, Nicholas McQueen, Lucas Jones, Thomas Yates, Sam Mulcahy

FR) Jason Harrigan, Maryanne Bray, Paul Mead, Joshua Capelli R2) Jackson Collins, Jordi Iezzi, Samuel Cole, Kyriakos Tapinou, Matthew O’Connor

FR) Stephen Stefanou, Dennis Manias, Sonja Ravallese R2) Michael Criticos, Xavier Vasta, Rhonan Lees, Christopher Barnewall, David McMaster, Cameron Gujral, Jim Tarbit, Lachlan Ferguson, Dilanjan Fernando, Brayden Torpy, Eamon O’Brien, Mikey Leach, Liam Bourne

FR) Dominic Pearson, Andrew Mylonas, Daniel Dennis, Kurt Schouten, Benjamin Ellis, Jim Tarbit

Year 12 Formal

Year 12 Formal

Fr John McGlone OSA (1929-2012)

Fr John taught mathematics in Villanova’s Secondary School throughout the 1960’s and early 1970’s. In the late 1970’s, he taught in the Villanova Primary School and was Chaplain to the Primary School in the 1980’s. During the 1980’s and 1990’s, Fr John was also Chaplain to the Villa Old Boys Association.

Fr John had what could comfortably be called an army of friends. He celebrated hundreds of weddings and funerals and had the skill, empathy and humility to make each and every one memorable. He was also blessed with a large and loving extended family.

Fr John died peacefully at Bribie Island on his 83rd birthday.

Liturgy

Fr John McGlone OSA

Fr John with sisters Bernadette, Veronica and Madelaine and brothers Vince and Terry celebrating his Golden Anniversary of Priesthood

Part of the huge crowd of mourners at Fr John’s funeral

Entrance Procession

Fr Peter Wieneke officiates our Academic Mass, the traditional opening to the Academic Year

Entrance Procession to Academic Mass

Student Council President, Nicholas Pavouris, is given his badge by Mr Dennis Harvey

College Captain, Jonathon Wyvill, and Vice Captains Ben Ellis and Joseph Potter accept their roles of responsibility

Jim Tarbit and Fr Pete distribute Communion Mr John Holroyd introduces the Easter Liturgy

Liturgy

Kurt Schouten, Ash Wednesday

Benjamin Porter, Mass of St Thomas

Aidan Meredith, Liam Edgerton and Samuel Korst, All Saints Mass Leo Clarke, All Saints Mass

Alexander Badrak, David McMaster and Jackson Cooke, All Saints Mass

Brendan Wallis, All Saints Mass

Jack Lecatsas, Ash Wednesday

Ms Justine Lawrence, All Saints Mass St Augustine’s Mass

Fr Pete concludes the Mass

Mr Matt McGrath and Fr Peter, Mass of St Thomas

Community in Goold Hall for St Augustine’s Mass

Mr Steve Bremner with College Student Leadership Team, All Saints Mass

St Augustine’s Mass, Fr Peter with Michael Garske, Adrian Hellwig, Nichole Rouhliadeff, Steve Bremner, Jim Tarbit and Ed Havelock

Xavier Vasta, Mass of St Thomas

Opening and Blessing of Fr Michael Morahan OSA Staff Centre and Veritas Building

22ND MAY, 2012

On this beautiful Tuesday morning, invited guests, parents, friends of Villanova, staff and students assembled to witness and enjoy the official opening of our new splendid Michael Morahan Staff Centre & Veritas Building. In his eloquent address, Prior Provincial Fr Tony Banks OSA took the receptive audience through a history of Villanova College: not a chronological listing of Villanova’s buildings but a look at the soul of Villanova“Community became enfleshed and, like the Jesus of the gospel, pitched its tent here in our midst”.

Fr Tony explained how each new building over the past 60 years reflected the times and ideals of their eras: the practicality of Cascia, the simplicity of the chapel, the architecture and creativity of our library, our Augustine Centre and our Goold Building. And now we have the Veritas Building & Michael Morahan Staff Centre which in Fr Tony’s superbly chosen words are “buildings crafted out of love from generations who pass on this great heritage and tradition to you, the present staff and students of Villanova”.

Current Principal, Mr Dennis Harvey, concluded the opening ceremony by thanking all who had contributed to the day’s proceedings but especially those who had visioned, planned, designed and constructed these wonderful new buildings.

Echoing Fr Tony’s sentiments, Mr Harvey quoted these words of Founding Rector, Fr Ben O’Donnell OSA “the real monuments are to be found in the hearts and minds of the thousands of students who have passed through these halls… monuments of truth and love, of honour and friendship”.

Ms Maria Mascadri, Mr Dennis Harvey and Ms Kathy Underhill

Paula Cochrane, Dennis Harvey and Bernie Cochran

Mr Peter Geraghty, Deputy Chair Villanova College Council

Mr Dennis Harvey, College Principal

Prior Provincial Fr Tony Banks OSA

Aerial view of Villanova College

Opening Ceremony, Fr Banks with Year 11 student Chris Paterson

Fr Michal Morahan Staff Centre & Veritas Building pictured from Whinstaines

Created by Dimitri Mascadri

Kath Hackett leading the Opening Procession

Invited guests including Fr John Barry OSA, third from left Mr Ross Keane, Fr Laurie Mooney OSA and Mr Greg Guthrie

Fr Pete Wieneke OSA, Mr John Walsh and Fr Dave Austin OSA

Members of the Irish Ensemble provide musical accompaniment. Simon Svoboda and Ben Ellis pictured with Ms Nichole Rouhliadeff on the extreme left

Students at Opening Ceremony - Lachlan Pinto, Will Kubler and Sam Cristina in front row

Fr Paul Moloney OSA with Loretta Paterson and Mary Vidler

Mr and Mrs Potter with Ms Marina Pennisi

Mr Keith Druery, Mr Ralph Andrew and Ms Joan Roach

Mr and Mrs Dan and Ros Rynne with Mr Pete Wyre in the centre

Ms Cleo O’Neill, Mr Adrian McDonnell and Mrs Joan Bremner

Mr Dennis Harvey, Mr Patrick Mullins, Mr Liam Proberts (Architect of Veritas), Fr Tony Banks OSA

Students on the lawn and invited guests on the verandas of Veritas

Building the Education Revolution

The Hon Mr Kevin Rudd MP, Federal Member for Griffith, addressed the College Community in Term 2 at the Blessing and Opening of the Refurbished Junior School library, classrooms and the new Junior School Recreation Precinct.

Villanova Park Hospitality ANZAC

Day

NAIDOC Assembly

Year 5/12 Breakfast

First Day

School Visitor

Mr Rudd with College leaders Joseph Potter, Nicholas Pavouris, Jonathon Wyvill and Ben Ellis. Mr Harvey and Fr Wieneke in the second row.

Trish McGrath and Justine Lawrence

Pat Atkinson and Josh Williams

Year 11 and 12 Hospitality boys ready to cater for Villa Park patrons

Mr Charlie Fisher Jonathon Wyvill

Past student Jack Geronimos speaking at NAIDOC Assembly. John Holroyd on the left.

Boys gathering for breakfast

On assembly with Mr Rudd are long serving (but now retired) Junior School teachers Mr Cletus Davis, Mr Graham Prange, Mr Keith Druery (former Junior School Principal), Mr Terry Haydock, Ms Val Dalton, Mrs Ros Rynne and Mr Dan Rynne. Then comes Mr Rudd along with Mr Peter Geraghty, Mr Dennis Harvey, Mr John Holroyd and Fr Peter Wieneke OSA.

Ben McGregor, Joshua Dillon, Cooper Brown, Robert Guardala, Tyler Harding and George Stokes

Mr Dan McErlean visited Villanova in July. Dan was awarded a Spirit of Education Award for outstanding services to Catholic Education.

Aid Days

Ben Ellis

Jack O’Keeffe

Paul Schiavo before Paul Schiavo after

Jason Lane

Christianne Kemp

Adam Grashuis, Jayden Bredhauer, Thomas Hurst and Elias Aswad

Sam Muggleton

Aidan Matta

Justine Lawrence

John Roberts

Thomas Boyd, Jordan Edser, Michael Hammond

Sam Streten, David McKay, Dimitri Panos

Visiting past students Ben Druery and Xavier Jovellanos

Crane House

Harry Cooke in the centre, Ms Kathryn Dore, Crane House Facilitator, on the right

Liam Edgerton

1ST XI Keeper, Daniel McIlwain

Lach Shaw and Liam McMahon Caleb Deerain

Nicholas Low in the foreground

Conor Lee and Dominic Pearson

Andrew Gerrie

Stavros Counter, front centre

Paul Schiavo

Belinda Ford with Pat Atkinson

Nick Simpson

Crane House

Crane House Facilitator, Ms Kathryn Dore Kristina Whitehead

Ed Havelock Chris Twaddell

Nick Lenarduzzi on the right

Belinda Ford

Louis Caltabiano with Josie and dad Terry Nick Simpson

Christopher Pearcy

Jade Kelley-Reskic, Senior School Swimming

Martin Rusan, Sean Finnimore and Dan Kasatchenko

Crane boys Victor Alvarez, Liam Edgerton and Charlie Cooke

Emmanuel Alexion and Mackenzie Sarra

Harrison Lisewski Jordan Wright

Liam McMahon, Gus Hicks and Ben Eggins

Goold House

Rohan Shay and Conor Schofield

Richard Barnewall, Lachlan Davis, Samuel Pulsford and Thomas Schouten

Charlie Cooke in the foreground, Assembly, March 2nd

Jordan Wilson and Andrew Quinn

Harrison Courtney and Rohan Shay

Tom Rolls and James Rolls Will Hayes

Ben Eggins, Josh Mullins, Jordan Hahne and Samuel Wilcox

Christopher Martin Rafael Franco James Fisher

Matthew Goldsmith

Rob Korst

Jason Lane

Goold House

Daniel Moses, Aidan Curcuruto, Billy Turner, Savva Hatzipapas and Jack Trevethan

Nicholas DiSavia

Rhys Nevis, Aiden Summerfield and Matthew Rolls

Daniel Greenway and Lachlan Atkinson, Year 10 Camp

Noah Toohey

Samuel Korst with proud mum Goold House Swimmers

Keaton Pobar

Thomas Knowles with grandparents, Gordon and Joyce Bond

Alexander Perlinski, Matthew Pertnikovs, Andrew Stevenson, Emmanuel Alexion, Julian Mascadri and Julianne Macpherson

Lucas Jones

Julianne Macpherson

Samuel Behm with father, Michael

Heavey House

Lucas Jones and Max Radvan

Adam Rankin, Charlie Armstrong and Adam Templeton

Byron Grewar, Oscar Harris and Isaac Shay in the front row

Ben Gane and James Barron

Sophie Spratt, Ciaran McCallion and Jamie Seefeld

Dominic Kearney

Nicholas Doversand, Brady Zahner, George Arnold, Bryce Wilkinsn, James Twaddell and Tom Delaney

Christopher Barnewall

Callym Dunleavy

Austin Taylor

Kath Neehouse

Angus McColl

Harry Stokes

Heavey House

Will Callan, Riley Wearne, Matthew Conway and Harry Short

Paddy Wallis in the centre of these Year 8 campers

Isaac Shay, Jacob Mulcahy and Drew Pavlou

Liam Hampson

Thomas Kinross with grandmother Carol

Dylan Anderson

Neil Jillett

Heavey swimmers, Interhouse Swimming Carnival

Thomas Novic, Cross Country Assembly

Thomas Boyd has a family send-off to Year 8 Camp

Jack Davidson, Mid Year Academic Assembly

Murray House

Luke Healy, Olivier Ragoo, Paul Mangelakis, Loughin Batch and Thomas Ward

Andrew Stefanou, Lachlan Perrier, Max Baker and Jack Cole in the front row

Andrew Stevenson

Ben Jones and Ryan Humphrey, Year 9 Camp

Sam McGuckin

David McKay

Brian Pascoe, Dimitri Collivas and Peter Simpson

Hannah Elder

John Holroyd

Charles Alleman

Paul Mangelakis and Michael Criticos

Ashley Keyes Keer Shiman

Brandon Bodel, Henry Blunt and Angus Sullivan

Thivanka Obeyesekere

Nicholas Gauci

Murray House

Middle School Swimming Carnival. Murray House Facilitator, Justine Lawrence, pictured here with Ashley Keyes

Murray Cheer Squad, Michael Kalykakis in the foreground

Dominic Duskovic

Robert Agnew

Harry Lenton

David McKay

Matthew O’Donnell with grandparents, Gerda and Michael

James Anderson in the foreground of these Year 10 campers

Zachary Wegert and Joshua Wall Jake Motley and Isaac Shay

Joel Sherry, Living History Excursion Phill Hiley

Jun Tominaga

AIC Sportsmaster, Tony Hindmarsh

Year 11 Semi Formal

Year 11

Year 11 Academic Awards

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Physics

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Mathematics B and Biology

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Study of Religion

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Drama

Lachlan Crawford

Tristan Goode

Jonathan Hohl

Joseph Iezzi

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Simon Lamb

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Jacob Ralph

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Rohit Ram

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Information Processing & Technology and Chemistry

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Mathematics C and Modern History

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Accounting and Italian

Sebastian Sodini

Joshua Williams

Nicholas DiSavia

Peter Meecham, Year 11 Coordinator

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Business Organisation and Management

Lachlan McBride

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Chinese Finn Shearer

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Computer Aided Drafting, Graphics and Visual Art

Joshua Coates

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Computer Applications Harrison Smith

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Economics Thomas Rashad

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in English Alexander Grady

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in English Communication and Catering Jack O’Keeffe

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Hospitality Alexander Alleman

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Mathematics A Curtis Martin

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Music Simon Svoboda

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Physical Education William Stokes

Certificate of Merit for Achievement in Science 21 Baxter Barnham

11 SR/1

FR) Andrew Dare, Harrison Paff, Daniel Ingledew, Michael Luck, Harrison Lisewski, Andrew Lund, Andre Fisher

R2) Raphael Ebeling, Declan Tosh, Julian Chinn, Reilly Hourigan, Rory O’Connor

R3) Luke Harris, Samuel Luton, James Robertson, Nicholas Doversand, Bryce Hill

Year 11

FR) Antonio Grasso, Brandon Malone, Samuel Herde, Thivanka Obeyesekere, Jonathan Hohl, Daniel Martin, Samuel Eggins

R2) Jack Barber, Simon Lamb, Nicholas DiSavia, Timothy Lamb, John Milward, Benjamin Cole

R3) Andrew Cox, Isaac Sarra, Chris Paterson, Jayden Kowago, Thomas McCall

R4) Daniel Murphy, Liam Jarrett, Ryan West, Thomas Gosper, Luke Stratton

Absent) Cooper Greenwood, Mitchell Hallinan

11

R2) Bryce Mulcahy, Lachlan McBride, Eamon Lynham, Curtis Martin, James Nair, Christopher Druery

R3) Liam Doogan, Tyler Iwinski, James Kalanjis, Bryce Heaton, Matthew Owens

R4) Hamish Gorniak, Spencer O’Neill, Conor Hughes, Patrick Kelly

Absent) James Lynne

11 SR/2

FR) Dravid Gilbert, Tristan Goode, Alexander Matta, Fletcher McCaul, Jackson Melenewycz, Lucas Harris, Ryan Goodale

SR/3

Year 11

11 SR/4

FR) Jayedan Naidu, Brendan Keating, Robert Corcoran, Benjamin Ellison, Joseph Iezzi, Neil Jillett, Peter Michaelides

R2) Todd Henderson, Cayden Jansen, Joshua Coates, Timothy Cottier, Brayden Verheyen, Daniello Romano, Jack O’Keeffe

R3) Lachlan Crawford, Edward Moloney, Thomas Dutka, William McBride, Lachlan Edwards, Jade Northey

Absent) Rhys Beal, Ben Condon, Alexander Grady, Lucas Krause

11 SR/5

R2) Kyle Shepherd, Kurt Winter, Joshua Scapolan, Thomas Novic, Thomas Rashad, Jack Cameron, Jacob Sorridimi

R3) Sebastian Sodini, Marlon Bran, Jonathon Scanlan, Thomas Ward, Thomas Stidwill, Lachlan Smith

R4) Daniel Ambicki, Jack Smith, Mitchell Albury, Thomas Stanley, Samuel Boxall

FR) Lachlan Maguire, Phoenix Shaw-Collery, Sam Pennisi, Brady Zahner, Joshua Shaw, Peter Sagner, Gerard Rallos

Year 11

11

R2) George Arnold, Alexander Alleman, Finn Shearer, Felix Bidwell, Luke Callaghan, Daniel Simpson, Mark Twaddell

R3) Cormac Woodrow, Harrison Smith, Andre Ugrinic, Isaac Voss, Joshua Williams, William Stokes

Absent) Baxter Barnham, Jonah Licht, James Stuart, Michael Tervo

11

SR/7

R2)

R3) Blake Johnson, Rohit Ram, Christian Hart, Bryden Aerenga, Robert Beattie, Thomas Carmody

FR) Andrei Acdol, Fergus Smith, James Reich, Christian Phillips-Daley, Elijah Walker, Bryce Wilkinson, Josef Sagner

SR/6

FR) Nicholas Jagannath, Jake Templeton, Jordan Wright, Justin Strong, Robert Bolton, John Boo, Jordan Chapman

Joe Spina, Jack Bradby, Joshua Bell, Simon Svoboda, Luke Ryan, Loughlin Batch, Alexander Young

Villanovan

Year 10

Year 10 Academic Awards

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Science

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Sports Education, Government and Law, and Art

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Biomechanics

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Economics, and Exercise Physiology

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for English and Modern History

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Drama

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Modern History

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Mathematics Extension

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Workshop Technology and Food & Food Preparation

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement the Certificate of Merit for Religious Education & Personal Development

Matthew Batch

Liam Boudin

Andrew Coyne

Isaiah Edwards

Jack Forster

James Kehoe

Daniel Merrin

Ryan Motley

Isaiah Pobar

Trent Seaby

Sean O’Neill, Year 10 Coordinator

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Game Design & Programing and Network Fundamentals

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Callum Brockett

Franklin Joseph

Robert Lucas

Samuel McMaster

Rohan Mirchandani

Jack Palmer

Jordan Roles

Jordan Sherry

Thomas Tobin

Liam Wilkinson

Thomas Winks

Certificates of Merit Academic Achievement

Nicholas Bottger

Andrew Civitarese

Sam Muggleton

Dakota Keating

Liam Carlton-Jones

John Succar

Jonathan Shearman

Mackenzie Lange

Jonathan Vukim

R2)

R3)

R4)

Absent) Daniel Merrin, Thomas Quinn

10 ENG/1

Jason Hang

Declan Andrew

Tom Bewley

Alexander Badrak

Alexander Bluett

Lachlan Atkinson

Daniel Ju

FR) Jack Ryan-Boyd, Bill Dennis, Rohan Mirchandani, Liam Boudin, Joshua Miller, Michael Pearcy, Thomas Collins

Jarod Hart, Christopher Newman, Joshua Harris, Lambros Boobaris, Connor Heath

Lucas Shay, Ryan Cameron, Samuel Thong, Nathaniel Mar Fan, Isaiah Pobar, Thomas Cotter

David Collingwood, Bram Sheehy, Dakota Keating, Jack Ponych, Ryan Carr

Year 10

R2)

R3)

R2)

R3)

Lachlan Davis, Thomas Bewley, Liam Hickey, Robert Marinelli, Samuel Muggleton

FR) Dilan Fernando, Jacob Toohey, Daniel Greenway, Lincoln Farrington, Matthew Griffiths, Jason Hang, Jack Forster

Harrison Egan, Peter Calos, Luis Nicolaou, Nicholas Verity, Christopher George, Benjamin Paterson

Zachary Darch, Ryan Carroll, Rory Eiffe, Samuel Hodge, Nicholas Boxall Absent) Daniel Valetic

10 ENG/2

FR) Louis Robertson, Braden Egart, Joshua Dolan, Jonathan Vukim, Jordan Roles, Daniel Ju, Sajiv Stephen

Jake Litzner, Callum Brockett, Jonathan Shearman, Matthew Batch, Madhav Deepak

Thomas Hurst, Cameron Torpy, Michael Gaynor, Jayden Daley, Isaac Guidotti

10 ENG/3

Year 10

10 ENG/4

FR) Samuel Romeo, Jack Lamb, Callum Williams, Kristian Stergou, Thomas Winks, Benjamin Grashuis, Logan Seeto

R2) James Anderson, James Kehoe, Samuel Makridakis, Liam Carlton-Jones, Daniel Da-Rin De-Barbera, Bradley Chapman

R3) Connor Fountain, Thomas Rolls, Jordon Wong, Austin Taylor, Trent Seaby

R4) Samuel Ceron, Nathan Swan, Jordan Sherry

Absent) Elias Aswad, Daniel Bottomley, Brendan Dower

10 ENG/5

R2) Patrick Hegarty, Alexander Badrak, Lachlan Wolf, Robert Pennisi, George Suhinin, Kyle

R3) Jacob Peachey, Dominic Loveday, Joshua Beeston, Benjamin MacLean, James Slaughter-Young, Lachlan Atkinson

FR) Thomas Spillane, Jordan Sountas, Emmet Doyle, Andrew Coyne, Andrew Civitarese, Elijah Lui, Macalister Leeson

Strong

Year 10

R2)

R3)

R4)

R2) Tom Gane, Alexander Bluett, Christopher Nicolaou, Michael Mavris, Thomas Fitzgerald, Max Campbell, Nicholas Meimaris

R3) Ethan Kernaghan, Alexander Losi, Alexander Lockett, Mitchell Ross, John Succar, Declan Andrew

R4) Peter Gerrie, Peter Harding, Kenric Rotscheid-Felu, Matthew Keller, Stewart Williams, Harrison White

R5) Robert Lucas, Sam Pulsford, William Sankey, Callum Esprester, Nicholas Bottger, Daniel Bottomley

Editor’s note:

The apparent imbalance of the number of students in some Year 10 classes is the result of a timetabling issue on the day the class photos were taken. Some students were not available at the time their class picture was taken and these boys were photographed in subsequent classes.

FR) Franklin Joseph, Benjamin Daley, Jacob Thomas, Thomas Tobin, Samuel McMaster, Rohan Dooley, Jack Marshall

Connor Anderson, John Briggs, Nicholas Draney, Jack Davis, Ryan Motley, Isaiah Edwards

Jayden Bredhauer, Kerry Cull, Daniel Buckley, Sam Hahne, Sean Cullinan

Liam Wilkinson, Andrew Phillips, Michael Downs, Kyle Walker, Peter Tarbit

10 ENG/6

FR) Robert Scott, Jack Palmer, William Porter, Gary Lloyd, Jacob Abell, Cameron Fraser, Brock Moore, Jade Kelley-Reskic, Richard Barnewall

10 ENG/7

Middle School

In line with our Middle School core values of Respect, Consideration and Participation all students were called upon at the start of the year to commit the necessary focus and energy to all areas of their life at Villa. For the overwhelming majority of boys, this commitment was rewarded with outstanding academic, sporting and cultural success.

Early in February Year 8 students embarked on their first 2012 adventure- a camp at Dicky Beach, Caloundra. Activities including mountain biking, surf-awareness training and canoeing were enjoyed by all. Special thanks go to coordinator Mr Matt McGrath and to all the staff who gave generously of their time to attend.

In Term Two our Year 7 students, under the coordination of Mr Stephen Rouhliadeff, travelled to Mapleton for their yearly camp. Activities enjoyed were canoeing, the flying-fox, bush-walking, possum-glider swinging and the annual game of ultimate frisbee. Thank you to all the teachers for their efforts on the camp; and to the caring, selfless and respectful cohort of Year 7 students who made the camp the fun and success it was. Our Year 9 camp was held in northern NSW. Sleeping in swags, preparing and cooking over camp-fires with activities dependent on effective communication and teamwork, the four-day-long experience was designed to develop and strengthen the leadership skills. Our Middle School leaders approached each task with great maturity and cooperation. Thanks to Mr Peter Simpson for his coordination and again to all the staff for so generously giving their time to be with the boys.

Year 9 Academic Awards

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Language in Action

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Food Studies

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for English

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Italian

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Sports Science and Religious Education & Personal Development

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Mathematics, Science, and Social Education

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Workshop Technology

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Mathematics in Action

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Music

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Financial Literacy

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Graphics and Chinese

The Year 9 students certainly used the leadership, communication and teamwork skills developed on camp (in conjunction with their Personal Development lessons) as the year progressed. Opportunities presented themselves and the Year 9 students never failed to step up to the mark. I personally would like to thank the elected House representatives: Douglas Caltabiano, Chris Martin, Harry Heenan, Jonah Rhodes, Jack Rolls, Andrew Stefanou, Louis Cassidy and Emmanuel Alexion for their efforts throughout the year. I congratulate all the Year 9 students on their journey through Middle School and wish you all the best as you move into our Senior School.

2012 witnessed times of disappointment, sadness, reflection, celebration and fun. Each student inside and outside the classroom undoubtedly encountered challenges and, hopefully, each was able to use the support of teachers, counsellors and peers - together with our much celebrated Villanovan attributes of determination, focus and positivity to reach their goals. I do not doubt that impressive growth has occurred both academically, socially and emotionally for each of the boys, and I wish them all the best for 2013.

On behalf of the boys, I would like to thank the academic and support staff who have made the year so successful. I especially thank the Middle School Year Level Coordinators and Mr Tass Sakellariou and Mr Adrian Hellwig for their ongoing support of the pastoral care programme. I also thank the Middle School’s Subject Area Coordinators: Ms Maureen O’Dwyer, Mr Nick Simpson and Ms Shannon Edmonds for their outstanding service throughout the year. The tireless efforts of all our staff help to ensure the Middle School’s curriculum and pedagogy are not only exceptional but also challenging and engaging for our boys. Their passion for their vocation and love for the students is abundantly evident.

Finally, on behalf of the Middle School Pastoral Care Team and all the staff I would like to personally thank the parents for their support throughout the year, and we look forward to continuing to work with you and your sons in 2013.

GREG O’NEILL Head of Middle School

Brandon Bodel

Douglas Caltabiano

Jonathan Chia

Dominic Green

Ryan Humphrey

Sean Keating

Timothy Kelly

Jonah Luton

Nicholas Madden

Thomas Munro

Alexander Perlinski

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Entrepreneurial Studies and Sports Science

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Health & Physical Education and Computer Studies

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Zakary Adkins

Emmanuel Alexion

Andrew Causer

Thomas Cochrane

Bailey Cox

Liam Edgerton

Gregor Evans

Zachary Genrich

Luke Heatley

Matthew Pertnikovs

Thomas Scholtes

Ashan Jayawardana

Wilson Lam

Aidan Malone

Lachlan McIntosh

Zachary Mroczek

Joshua Piscioneri

Jackson Potter

Jonah Rhodes

Harris Wakeling

Certificates of Merit Academic Achievement

Kealan Dunnett

Jared Berriman

Lachlan McKee

Andrew Stevenson

Wilson Lam

Mr Greg O’Neill, Head of Middle School

Year 9

FR) Jackson Potter, Sam Intelisano, Nathan Beech, Louis Shepherd, Riley Dent, Max Baker, Jacob Murphy, Harrison Price

R2) Sho Tominaga, Joshua Piscioneri, Damon Mulcahy, Bailey Stiller, Jackson Courtney

R3) Sinclair O’Neill, Thomas Scanlan, Thomas Cronin, Conor Schofield, Gregor Evans, Dylan Foster

R4) Elliot McBride, Bailey Cox, Jordan Stevens, Liam Sukker, Bronson Dadey, Ravin de S Wijeyeratne

Absent) Charlie Armstrong, Elliott Kimmins

FR) Tyler Giddins, Quinn Martin, Lewis Cheers, Angus Sullivan, Harrison Courtney, Thomas Butcher, Matthew Garnier, Jay Papaconstantinou

R2) Victor Alvarez, James Hohl, Christopher Martin, Harrison Stanfield, Jonathan Chia, Cameron Morgan, Aedan Cunningham

R3) Adam Rankin, Lachlan Elsey, Mackenzie Sarra, Alexander Perlinski, Lachlan Campbell, Nicholas Kalanjis

R4) Leon Coleman, Samuel Preston, Lachlan Scougall, Murray Thorpe, Nicholas Madden, Jacob Boxall

Absent) Andrew Stefanou

Peter Simpson, Year 9 Coordinator

Year 9

FR) Thomas Heinen, Jordan Nguyen, James Rankin, Andrew Causer, Kyriacos Stamatiou, Emillio Guidi, Liam Edgerton, Theodore Jovellanos

R2) Jacob Willems, Joshua Beausang, David Shearman, Patrick Gerrie, Tyler Williams, Charles Alleman, Joseph Zancola, Ethan Smith, Angus Gosper

R3) Dominic Green, Harry Heenan, Luke Reynolds, Alexander Tilley, Ben Jones, Dylan Pitt

R4) Thomas Cochrane, Lachlan McIntosh, Connor Nicholson, Harris Wakeling, Matthew Pertnikovs, Jack Sato

FR) Caleb Deerain, Jared Berriman, Thomas Munro, Matthew Chant, Adam Templeton, Wilson Lam, Joshua Zouliou, Alexander Masterton-Dickson

R2) Jonathan Garnier, Samuel White-Downie, Andrew Stevenson, Michael Mascadri, Isaac Phillips, Damien King, Rhys Shearman, Ethan Blair, Cormac Hughes

R3) Lachlan McKee, Louis Cassidy, Justin Lee, Zachary Genrich, Timothy Kelly, Hugh Andrew

R4) Nicholas McBride, Zac Collier-Vickers, Wade Baumgart, Ethan Henderson, Callym Dunleavy, Ryan Humphrey

FR) Jake Chynoweth, Samuel Dennis, Justin Lynch, Emmanuel Alexion, Jonah Rhodes, Pierce Geeraerts, Zachary Mroczek, Harrison Bowden

R2) Alexander McIlwain, Benjamin Cleary, Benjamin Nielson, Toby Campbell, Andrew Muldoon, Thomas Scholtes, Campbell Muir

R3) Rohan Shay, Aidan Malone, Jack Turner, Benjamin Honan, Timothy Jarrett, Luke Heatley, Ashan Jayawardana

R4) Quinn Hourigan, Matthew Sever, Harrison Cooke, Brandon Bodel, Kealan Dunnett, Henry Blunt, Benjamin Bluett

R2) Jonah Luton, Joshua Mullins, Peter Papas, Aidan Matta, Sean Keating, Michael Fowler, Dominic Wintour

R3) Jordan Pol Bodetto, Zakary Adkins, Shay Brown, Matthew Calvisi, Harry Stokes, Connor Fraser-Grant

R4) Nicholas Manthey, Jack Mammone, Luke Rusan, Angus Armstrong, Rhys Campbell, Elias Sozkesen

Absent) Douglas Caltabiano, Jack Rolls

FR) Elliott Gizycki, Lincoln James, Daniel Igoe, George Koulouris, Andrew Fowler, David Coates, Frank Fotinis, Connor Stafford

Year 8

Year 8 Academic Awards

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Science

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for English

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement and the Certificate of Merit for Mathematics and Religious Education & Personal Development

Sean Halstead

Keaton Pobar

Matthew Reece

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Jack Blanchfield

Callum Davies

Edward Davis

Kyle Evans

Dominic Ghikas

William Jenkins

Trent Kays

Adam Loudon

Isaac Lubrano

Jock Lucas

Nicholas Milicevic

Thomas Moses

Yannick Norman

Anthony Norris

Nicholas Phillips

Oliver Pratt

Matthew Richards

Cooper Sauvage

Alexander Sim

Damon Tomkinson

Tom Vecchi

Patrick Wallis

Certificates of Merit Academic Achievement

Lachlan Whiting

Ben Wilkinson

Reid Zemek

Matt McGrath, Year 8 Coordinator

FR) Ben McMahon, Joshua Dittmer, Luke Townsend, Khan Brown, Isaac Barton, Nicholas Schlobohm, Alexander Sim, Cristian Guardala

R2) Alan Dang, Patrick Wallis, Patrick Agnew, Alexander White, Ryan Picaro, Matthew Porter, Thomas Bates, Keaton Pobar, Angus McColl

R3) Maxwell Harding, Enan Vanniekerk, William Sullivan, Gus Hicks, Jackie Tran, Kosta Kelley-Reskic

R4) Samuel Lacey, Callum Carroll, Jordan Balsamo, Henry Cairns, Peter Sheridan, Marcus Lau

8 BLUE

Year 8

8 GOLD

FR) Callum Davies, Dimitri Panos, Sean Parker, Samuel Chapman, James Fisher, Jacob Murdoch, Ryan Donsky, Liam Woodrow

R2) Dylan Anderson, Reid Zemek, Thomas Boyd, David Lloyd, Mark Knudsen, Owen Peries, Liam McMahon, Joshua Wall

R3) Joseph Corbett, Ryan Doyle, Luca Catalano, Christopher Lanskey, Jack Powell, Oliver Pratt

R4) Thomas Valetic, Nicholas Milicevic, Braeden Monnier, Zachary Wegert, Aidan Dooley, Joel Sherry

8 GREEN

R2) Isaac Shay, Nicholas Djelovic, Sam Streten, Jack Druery, Yannick Norman, Jake Motley, Drew Pavlou

R3) Kyle Evans, Harry Edwards, Nicholas Milward, Ben Wilkinson, Benjamin Keller, Shaye Woewodin, Benjamin Eggins

R4) Jayden Woolaston, Lachlan Driver, Keer Shiman, James Lewis, Jakob Hansson, Declan Kindness

FR) Joseph Bruce, Adam Grashuis, David McKay, Henry McGahan, Noah Toohey, William Jenkins, Andrew Thompson, Jun Tominaga

Year 8

FR) Matthew Watson, William Miller, Ryan Stafford, Dominic Coote, Jacob Mulcahy, Declan Kelly, Clay Hutchings, Sean Halstead

R2) Nicholas Phillips, Luke Perkins, Luka Mirkovic, Hamish Melican, Christopher Vasil, Thomas Vecchi, Anthony Norris, Dominic Ghikas

R3) Isaac Lubrano, Declan Carr, Jarrod Cameron, Jordan Dixon, Raniera Robin, Anthony Belas

R4) Gianni Lenarduzzi, Edward Davis, Francesco Chiarelli, Isaac Rush, Oliver Fitzgerald, Ryan Cook

Absent) Timothy Page

R2) Benjamin Curran, Jordan Edser, Oscar Harris, Gianluca La Monaca, Jack Blanchfield, Adam Loudon, Cooper Sauvage, Jye Laarhoven

R3) Jarrod Koning, Joseph Melican, Henry Shanks, Ben Stuart, Max Wakeling, Ryan Morgan, Max Goodwin

R4) Dante Schick, Matthew Richards, Ryan McDonald, Joshua Fraser, Liam McNaught, Mackenzie Jennings

FR) Oliver Kalaitzides, Matthew Donegan, Samuel Harding, Lachlan Shaw, Matthew Reece, Nicholas Gauci, Julian Guidotti, Anthony Sountas

Year 8

FR) Damon Tomkinson, Matthew Bourke, Nash McCaul, Jed Leeson, Daniel MacLean, Jaykhim Coorey, Michael Hammond, Lachlan Parker

R2) Dimitri Filippakis, Jordan Mawn, Trent Kays, Joel Boudin, Byron Grewar, Tristan Blee

R3) Louis Carlton-Jones, Jock Lucas, Julen Goni, Andrew Edwards, Max Clegg, Lachlan White

R4) Thomas Moses, Lachlan Whiting, Lachlan Fisher, Benjamin Porter, Kane Sheehy

Absent) Jared Pascoe

Year 8 Camp

8 WHITE

Year 7

Year 7 Academic Awards

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Gold

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Gold

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Green

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Green

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Red

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Red

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Blue

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7 Blue

Rhys Bodel

Patrick Coffey

Patrick Cummins

Samuel Korst

Lachlan Templeton

Zac Edwards

Harrison Reick

Jack Davidson

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7

Certificate of Merit of Overall Academic Achievement Year 7

Lachlan Kearney

Charlie Griffin

Daniel Duskovic

Tom Seymour

Year Seven Art (Certificate of Merit) Harrison Reick

Year Seven Music (Certificate of Merit) Jonty Carlson

Year Seven Music (Certificate of Merit) Harrison Reick

Year Seven Drama (Certificate of Merit) Harrison Reick

Year Seven Health & Physical Education (Certificate of Merit)

Jack Gilhooley

FR) Liam Kahr, James Danen, Lachlan Kearney, Finnley Pol Bodetto, Michael Sukkar, Liam Duckering, Jonathan Pinto, Owen Liversidge, George Myers

R2) Thomas Keating, Kieran Dooley, Douglas Hoepper, Jacob Bragg, Joshua Cole, Timothy Girard, Raymond Hang

R3) Ryan Northey, Lachlan Child, Jonty Carlson, Damien Bergin, Theodore Samios, Joseph Buckley

R4) Benjamin Campbell, Harrison Rieck, James Steendyk, William Ware, Jack Davidson, Joseph Roque

Absent) Jack Riley

7 BLUE

Mr Stephen Rouhliadeff, Year 7 Coordinator

Year 7

FR) Jake Balzano, Lachlan Marshall, Liam O’Rourke, Nikolas Wiatrowski, James Rosato, Alex McGarry, Jonathon Boxall, Rowan Aukes

R2) James Tran, Ramzi Matta, Patrick Thomas, Charlie Griffin, Michael Corones, Harry Verity, Rhys Bodel

R3) Charles Bluett, Aidan O’Donnell, Mitchell Lockett, Benjamin Slater, Jack Fraser, Patrick Coffey

R4) Harry Nicholson, Thomas Deguara, Adrian Ravallese, Charles Cooke, Brandon Isaak, Benjamin Pulsford

Absent) George Fotinis, Alexander Logan

R2) Julian Mascadri, Jarrod Ross, Benjamin Dillon, Patrick Cummins, Lachlan Perrier, Julian Rhodes, Fabrice Ragoo, Alexander Williams

R3) Dominic Mar Fan, Jack Cole, Jack Wallin, Patrick Price, Samuel Korst, Oliver Kendall, Bennett Griffin

R4) Matthew Winsbury, Benjamin Memory, Michael Vick, Logan Fraser-Grant, Thomas Seymour, Jackson Scougall

FR) Joseph Intelisano, Nicholas Angelucci, Sean Carter, Joshua Griffiths, Edward Uzelin, Blake Humphrey, Maxwell Miller, Ewan Anderson

Year 7

7 RED

FR) Dylan Cranitch, Zachary Edwards, Samuel Ryan, Lachlan Paterson, Matthew Civitarese, Declan Beare, Luke Ellison, Alec Acdol

R2) Jack Lecatsas, Jack Gilhooley, Samuel Dillon, Danyon Muller, Lachlan Templeton, Bradley Radja, Jared Spoto

R3) Trent Clark, Christian Green, Kyle Maher, Benjamin Lynch, Roarke Ronan, Samuel Wilcox, Corey Heaton

R4) Jordan Hahne, Daniel Duskovic, Aydan Lane, Casey Kreutzer, Nazih Sukkar, Samuel Everding

Term 1 Student Leaders Ramzi Matta, Samuel Korst, Timothy Girard and Jared Spoto

Term 2 Student Leaders Rhys Bodel, Daniel Duskovic and Owen Liversidge. Absent) Julian Mascsadri

Term 3 Student Leaders Michael Sukkar, Paddy Price, Nikolas Waitrowski and Zac Edwards

Term 4 student leaders Lachie Templeton, Michael Corones, Ryan Northey and Nicholas Angelucci

Junior School

Each year is a frenetic journey and 2012 was no exception. Once again the quintessence of the Junior School was the strength of community. This community was led by a team of enthusiastic and dedicated staff who provided a breadth of learning opportunities across all areas of the curriculum that allowed the boys to realise and celebrate their talents in a variety of forums.

Many events on the calendar served to provide a perfect medium for all members of the Junior School to experience a sense of camaraderie and goodwill. Grandparents Day, the International Carnival, Aid Day, Year 6 Mother-Son Evening, Year 5 Father’s Day breakfast, Years 5-7 disco were some of the highlights throughout the year, with the pinnacle being the opening of the Veritas Building on May 22nd . The beginning of 2012 saw the last remnants of the building project completed with new desks and chairs arriving just before we greeted the new Year 5 students. The Year 5 boys’ feet only touched the ground briefly before they headed to the Byron Bay hinterland for their annual camp in weeks two and three. Over the three days the newest Villanovans became immersed in the College’s culture under the guidance of some Year 11 leaders. It was no surprise that on their return the Year 5 boys stood proudly stand arm in arm to recite the College war cry in full voice after every cricket match on Saturday morning.

The Year 6 boys headed off to Elanda Point towards the end of Term One for what promised to be a camp packed with fantastic activities. Unfortunately they weren’t so lucky with the weather with the first camp being cut short by a day because of the inclement weather. They only just managed to escape before being trapped by the rising water that circled the camp and surrounding areas. Subsequently, the second camp was postponed until the middle of Term Three.

The Year 6 boys lead by example from the outset. Under the guidance of the Year 6 teachers, the class leaders organised a variety of activities including touch football, handball and basketball competitions during the recess breaks. They also unveiled some unexpected talent with the Villa Masterchef competition. It was a huge success and one that put a few extra centimetres around the waistlines of some teachers who were lucky enough to be selected as judges.

Sport was high on the agenda for the majority of the boys and throughout the year we experienced tremendous success. The skill development and teamwork displayed by the boys improved noticeably throughout each of the seasons and the number of victories recorded was also very pleasing. Our footballers lead the way again in both Years Five and Six with outstanding success enjoyed by all teams. Our CIC Athletics coaching programme paid dividends with the team placing fourth in purple division which is their best ever result. Many fine performances were also recorded in cricket, swimming, rugby, cross-country, tennis and basketball. Our Tournament of the Minds teams also achieved phenomenal success, with our Maths and Engineering team being crowned Australian Champions for the first time ever.

It must have been the special family connection amongst the team that held them in good stead during the national finals that were held in Perth.

The Arts were once again outstanding with many of the ensembles being awarded gold or silver medals at the QCMF held in mid-August. In addition, they were greeted with resounding applause and praise after their performances in a variety of concerts held throughout the year.

At times I wondered with the myriad of additional activities that are on offer at Villa that the boys and staff would have sufficient time to focus on learning and teaching. 2012 presented a number of new challenges with the introduction of the new Mathematics and Science syllabuses. It was a sharp learning curve for many of the Year 5 boys in particular, and with the assistance of the teaching staff they adjusted well to the new expectations. Our NAPLAN results were once again excellent placing us above the state and national benchmarks in all areas apart from writing where we fell just below the national level. In addition, many of the boys took the opportunity to participate in Mathematics, Science, Computer and Writing competitions held throughout the year with some experiencing fantastic success. Thanks to the many parents who took on extra roles throughout the year, from coaching or managing sporting teams to volunteering for the tuckshop or assisting in the classroom; your work is very much appreciated. Thanks also to the talented Junior School staff who generously go above and beyond their normal duties to provide a wonderful education for the boys in their care.

For those leaving our community at the end of 2012, I wish you well in your future endeavours and look forward to hearing good news in the months and years to come. In what has been an extremely busy year, we can now take stock and reflect on what has gone before us before looking forward to the challenges that lie ahead in 2013.

MR MATTHEW CONLAN Head of Junior School

Mr Brendan Downes

Mr Brendan Downes (Head of Junior School) had been participating in a classroom teaching exchange in Canada. Whilst there, he decided he would like to spend more time with his young family and has taken up a classroom teaching position at Padua College. In announcing Brendan’s resignation in the College Newsletter, Mr Harvey wrote “suffice to say that Brendan and his family will be deeply missed”.

Head of Junior School, Mr Matthew Conlan

Jack Trevethan, Liam Hartley, Nicholas Eadie and Riley Godwin, Day 1 at Villanova

Year 5 boys Sam Cole, Harry Lenton, Jack Scully and Matthew Rolls

Parents Leo O’Reilly, Tracey O’Reilly, Chris Zenonos, Matt Halverson and Ellen Kirk-Lauritson listen to Mr Conlan’s words of welcome

Mr Harvey welcomes Year 6 teacher, Adam Topp, to Villanova

Year 6

6 BLUE

FR) Asier Goni, Noah Robin, Jack Trevethan, Remy Holdsworth, Peter Rowland, Sam Atkinson, Nicholas Pugh, Giles Cheers

R2) Mr Blake McLauchlan,Daniel Moses, Billy Turner, Joshua Mitchell, Dante Squassoni, Liam Hartley, Aidan Curcuruto, Riley Godwin

R3) Mitchell Laarhoven, Joshua Schaumburg, Savva Hatzipapas, Nelson Thorpe, Benjamin Paulsen, Monty Chigwidden

R4) Sam Chamberlain, Anthony Buchhorn, Nicholas Eadie, Finley Shanks, Matthew Milicevic

6 GOLD

R2) Mr Adam Topp, Rory Day, Lachlan D’Arcy, Miles Parker, Noah Stephens, Nick Conias, Damien Harding

R3) Harrison Addley, Gabriel Akkari, Noah Hitchcock, Alex Druery, Thomas Salpietro, Finn Geeraerts, Will Vokes

R4) Lachlan Littleton, Tyreece Rotscheid-Felu, Harry Morley, Will Grigson, Isaac Abraham

FR) Regan Womersley, Isaac Brown, Gus Clegg, Cael McWilliam, Sam Campbell, Jack Slennett-Roberts, Declan Edser, Nicholas Halstead

Year 6

6 GREEN

FR) Henry Goodwin, Lewis Porter, Charlie Forster, James Chigwidden, Billy Pavlou, Mark Barber, Calvin Nguyen, Nick Phillips

R2) Ms Barbara Dewis, Jett Stanton, Samuel Brown, Ethan Lisignoli, James Brown, Mackenzie Osborne, Will Lassig, Mitchell Cameron

R3) Callum Corbett, Kurt Kays, Harry McKee, John Lowe, Nathan Whitby, Leo Clarke, Cooper Matulick

R4) Alexander Conias, Brayden Rosen, Charles Milward, Xander Caulfield, Lachlan McDonald

6 RED

R2) Mr Ben Valentine, Hudson Rogers, Mitchell Crawford, Nick Fury, Johnathan Crisafi, James Nicol, Hegal Joseph, Brendan Wallis

R3) Joseph Roberts, Thomas Sedgwick, Jack Honan, Mark Stuart, Gianni Deguara, Billy Lawson

R4) Alexander Tornatore, Xavier Trovato, Rhys Lanskey, Nic Elsey, Anastasi Stergou

FR) Speros Angeli, Nathan Madden, Lachlan Grewar, Harvey McCaul, Orin Boyter, Rylan Kindness, Sebastian Phelan, James Schenk

Year 6

6 WHITE

FR) Luke McMahon, John Bhagwan, Josh Greenhalgh, Jack Verner, Cameron Winsbury, Nixon Smith, Trent Foster, Andrew Lewis

R2) Mr Michael Lubans, Alexander Chay, Oliver Kearney, Alex Crew, Jack Challinor, Hunter Gapes, Matthew Rankin, James King

R3) Domenic Lazzarini, Ronan Hughes, Conor Gillam, Oscar Bewley, Michael Fitzpatrick, Alexander Dang

R4) Liam Hampson, Oscar Horton, Ethan Erikson, Timothy Hazlewood, Tom Balshaw

Mr Michael Lubans

Mr Adam Topp, First Day Assembly

Hunter Gapes on Ministry/ Debating Assembly

Ms Geraldine Robertson, First Day Assembly

Ben McGregor Samuel Cole

Luke Whitton

Year 5

5

FR) Lachlan Pinto, Patrick Maione, Bradley Roulant, Connor Walker, Joshua Kerr, Anthony Karamihas, Zachary Angelucci, Thomas Buckley-Sammut

R2) Mrs Nichole Rouhliadeff, Zane Tuite, Isaac Lynch, John Caffery, William Barwick, Lucas Gough, Aidan Meredith, Samuel Stenson, Mrs Angela Mollison

R3) Joseph Mead, Jack Daly, Will Kubler, Sam Cristina, Andrew Vick, Thomas Pham, Nicholas Morton

R4) Lewis Gibb, Scott Jones, Peter Klaassen, Jack Long, Lucas Boylan, Christopher Pearcy

5

Nicholas Thomas

R2) Mrs Melissa Wilson, Samuel Phillips, Oliver Bernal, Nathan Atkinson, Noah Zenonos, Robert Agnew, Jeremy Goodsell, William Pulsford

R3) Ewan McDougall, Millan McIntosh, Jack Milner, Marc Fontana, Thomas Knowles, Riley Wearne, Luke Whitton

R4) Matthew Boxall, Ethan Paholski, Jacob Perrier, Timothy Nielson, Thomas Kinross

FR) Nick Halvorson, Max Grant-Smith, Harry Wells, Jediah Kernaghan, Jack Meimaris, Joshua Civitarese, Harry Short, Joel O’Reilly,

Year 5

FR) Mr Brendan Kennedy, Nathaniel Woolgar, Harry Lenton, Samuel Cole, Rhys Nevis, Savvas Michaelides, Jacob Blacker, Benjamin Ryan, Harry Wilson, Ms Geraldine Robertson

R2) Grayson Nicolaou, Campbell Smith, Matt Short, Will Callan, Luke Berridge, Robert Lenahan, Gabe Guidi, Reece Jansen

R3) Zachary Green, Adrian Rosso, Lachlan Bodel, Sebastian Woolgar, Josh Pratt, Matthew Rolls, Aiden Summerfield

R4) Will Stevens, Flynn Ballantyne, Jack Scully, Matthew Conway, Noah Woodger

R2) Jakob Ternel, Tyler Harding, Joshua Dillon, James O’Rourke, Tomas Curley, Marcus Sountas

R3) Harrison Ryan, Jack Horan, Thomas Daly, George Stokes, James Battersby, Matthew O’Donnell, Izaac Jenkins

R4) Jayden Bryant, Vincent Schouten, Dominic Duskovic, Jack Dommett, Bailey Creevey

Absent) Louis Caltabiano, Mr Matthew Wilson

5 GREEN

FR) Samuel Behm, Robert Guardala, Nickolas Sofios, Cooper Brown, Alessandro Pennisi, Matthew Clark, Alexander John, Ben McGregor, Darcy Wade

5 WHITE

Sons of Old Boys

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R3)

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 5

R2)

R3)

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 6

R2)

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 7

FR) Alexander John, Marcus Sountas, Tyler Harding, Tomas Curley, Samuel Phillips, Reece Jansen, Joel O’Reilly

Nicholas Thomas, Nathan Atkinson, William Barwick, Andrew Vick, Matthew O’Donnell, Joshua Civitarese, Robert Lenahan

Sam Cristina, Christopher Pearcy, Matthew Conway, Matthew Boxall Inset) Jacob Perrier

FR) Giles Cheers, Jack Trevethan, Riley Godwin, Remy Holdsworth, Harvey McCaul, John Bhagwan, Luke McMahon

James Nicol, Damien Harding, Mark Stuart, Thomas Salpietro, Dante Squassoni, Joshua Mitchell, Charles Forster

Alex Druery, Lachlan Littleton, Xavier Trovato, Lachlan McDonald, Harry McKee

FR) Joseph Intelisano, Matthew Civitarese, Jonathon Boxall, Patrick Thomas, James Rosato, Lachlan Paterson, Lachlan Kearney

Kieran Dooley, Charlie Griffin, Christian Green, Samuel Everding, Casey Kreutzer, Paddy Price, Jack Fraser, Timothy Girard Inset) Patrick Cummins, Lachlan Perrier

Sons of Old Boys

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 8

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 9

FR) Ben McMahon, Samuel Harding, Joshua Wall, Reid Zemek, Jed Leeson, Nash McCaul, Anthony Sountas

R2) Jack Druery, Max Harding, Joel Sherry, Oliver Fitzgerald, Aidan Dooley, Joshua Fraser, Ben Stuart, Dominic Ghikas

FR) Nathan Beech, Harrison Bowden, Jacob Willems, Peter Papas, Jonah Luton, Sam Intelisano, Harry Price

R2) Ethan Smith, Dominic Green, Louis Cassidy, Jacob Boxall, Justin Lee, Quinn Hourigan, Lachlan McKee, Josh Mullins

FR) Daniel Greenway, Jordan Sountas, Jacob Thomas, Jordan Roles, Bradley Chapman, Andrew Civitarese, Mac Leeson

R2) Joshua Miller, Benjamin Paterson, Tom Fitzgerald, Matthew Keller, Rohan Dooley, Ben Daley, Michael Pearcy

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 10

Sons of Old Boys

FR) Joseph Iezzi, Chris Druery, James Reich, Chris Paterson, Nicholas DiSavia, Bryce Wilkinson, Fletcher McCaul

R2) Jacob Sorridimi, Daniel Simpson, Samuel Boxall, Samuel Luton, Reilly Hourigan, Joshua Bell

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 11

R3) Declan Tosh, Jack Smith, Will Stokes

SONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 12

Grandsons

FR) Andrew Georgiou, Anthony Dolan, Nicholas Pavouris, Luke Healy, Xavier Vasta, Jordan Wilson, Matthew Hallinan

R2) Hamilton Jones, Jordi Iezzi, Will Hayes, Sean Finnimore, Christopher Gaynor, Mitchell Rylands, Adam O’Brien, James Lawler

of Old Boys

FR) Harry Wilson, Nicholas Thomas, Nicholas Morton, Jack Trevethan, Nicholas Phillips

GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS YEARS 5&6

R2) Cael McWilliam, Lewis Porter, Harold Morley, Mark Stuart, Nicholas Fury, Jack Slennett-Roberts Inset) Josh Greenhalgh, Jacob Perrier

GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS YEAR 7

L-R) Patrick Thomas, Casey Kreutzer, Christian Green Inset) Lachlan Perrier

GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS YEARS 8-12

FR) Mack Jennings, Dominic Green, John Copley, Ben Stuart, William Porter

R2) Marcus Lau, Nicholas Madden, Robert Marinelli, Luke Perkins

Academic Competitions

STATE

UNIVERSITY

YOUNG

UNIVERSITY

YOUNG

L-R) Aidan Matta, Connor Fraser-Grant, Gregor Evans, Joshua Zouliou

YOUNG ICT EXPLORERS COMPETITION WINNERS

L-R) William Porter, Stewart Williams

ICT EXPLORERS YEAR 10 TEAM 1

L-R) Daniel Ju, Jonathan Vukim, Jason Hang

FR) Peter Sagner, Nicholas DiSavia, Harrison Lisewski, Thomas Rashad, Andre Fisher R2) Jonathon Scanlan, Ben Davis, Luke Ryan

ICT EXPLORERS YEAR 10 TEAM 2

OF QUEENSLAND ECONOMICS COMPETITION DISTINCTIONS YEARS 11 & 12

Patrick Taylor

L-R) Stephen Stefanou, Andrew Mylonas, Kegan Nash, Dilanjan Fernando

OF QUEENSLAND ECONOMICS COMPETITION HIGH DISTINCTION

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES

Academic Competitions Australian Mathematics Competition

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 12

FR) Matthew Altoft, Brock Degiovanni, Benjamin Jarrett, Joseph Potter, Andrew Georgiou

R2) Matthew O’Connor, Rafael Franco, Xavier Vasta, Andrew Peters, Kyriakos Tapinou, Joshua Capelli

R3) James Hulme, Ben Davis, Harry Collin

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 11

FR) Tristan Goode, Jacob Sorridimi, Elijah Walker, Lachlan Crawford, Brendan Keating

R2) Jacob Ralph, Josh Williams, Rohit Ram

FR) Franklin Joseph, Richard Barnewall, Jordan Roles, Jason Hang, Jack Palmer

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 10

R2) Trent Seaby, Jordon Wong, Robert Lucas, Ryan Motley, Sean Cullinan, Alexander Bluett

HIGH DISTINCTIONS & DISTINCTIONS YEAR 9

FR) Jonathan Garnier, Harrison Stanfield, Thomas Scholtes, Jonathan Chia, Jonah Luton

R2) Alexander Perlinski, Liam Sukker, Nicholas Madden, Ryan Humphrey

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 8

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 7

Australian Geography Competition

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 12

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS YEAR 11

L-R) Patrick Coffey, Adrian Ravallese, James Tran, Sean Carter

FR) Adam Grashuis, Matthew Reece, Tristan Blee, Michael Hammond, Sean Halstead

R2) Gus Hicks, Edward Davis, Julen Goni

FR) Callum Mellican, Lachlan Morland, Heath Webby, Christopher Anderson

R2) Hayden Creed, Jordan Willett, Will Hayes, Ben Dwyer

L-R) George Arnold, Edward Moloney, Patrick Kelly, Nicholas Doversand, Justin Strong

Kurt Schouten (Griffith University) Absent) Nathan Shay (University of Queensland)

Titration

TITRATION YEAR 12

TITRATION YEAR 11 TEAM 2

TITRATION YEAR 11 TEAM 3

TITRATION YEAR 11 TEAM 1

L-R) Marlon Bran, James Stuart, Sam Herde

L-R) Jonathan Hohl, Alexander Grady Absent) Daniel Simpson

L-R) Daniel Partis, Martin Rusan, Daniel Dennis

L-R) Bryce Hill, Rohit Ram, Sebastian Sodini

Villanova Environment Group

FR) Alexander Williams, William Porter, Jack Sato, Aedan Cunningham, Joshua Beausang

R2) Jack O’Keeffe, Michael Tervo, Ben Condon, Lucas Krause, Stewart Williams

School Based Apprentices and Tafe Students

SCHOOL BASED APPRENTICES AND TAFE STUDENTS YEAR 11

FR) Blake McPaul (Automotive Mechanics), Alexander Young (Diploma of Fitness), Lachlan Young (Diploma Interactive Media & Games), Sam Eggins (Carpentry), Thomas Swanson (Carpentry)

R2) Joe Spina (Diploma of Fitness), Mitchell Hallinan (Plumbing), Alex O’Neill (Diploma Interactive Media & Games), Ben Condon (Landscape Horticulture), Jayden Kowago (Plumbing), Dominic Patane (Diploma Interactive Media & Games), Jack O’Keeffe (Commercial Cookery)

SCHOOL BASED APPRENTICES YEAR 12

L-R) Joshua Blair (Web Design), Daniel Partis (Automotive Mechanics), Peter Broadley (Diploma Interactive Media & Games), Adam O’Brien (Diploma of Fitness), Andrew Gerrie (Engineering, Certificate 1), Joshua Mombelli (Construction, Certificate 1)

VILLANOVA ENVIRONMENT GROUP

Tournament of Minds

Bungy jumping and sky diving may all give you a crazy rush of adrenaline but they’re nothing compared to being locked in a room for three hours; solving open-ended challenges on the spot. The Tournament of Minds experience is one of high thrills and fast heart beats when you are asked to solve a compelling challenge in only three hours and perform your solution to an international audience.

This year we had the pleasure of taking not one, but two Villa TOM teams to compete at the Australasian Pacific Finals in Perth. We spent five jam packed days in Fremantle, and on day 4 we began competition at the University of Western Australia in Perth.

Our fabulous secondary team, (mentored by the fantastic Maria Mascadri), of Jonathan Shearman, Sajiv Stephen, Kurt Winter, Dylan Anderson, Dilan Fernando, Mark Knudsen and Jack Forster took out second place honours in the Applied Technology division. Next was the Primary Maths Engineering section. First place went to our magnificent Primary Team of Jacob Perrier, Josh Greenhalgh, Ronan Hughes, Lachlan Perrier, Julian Mascadri, Patrick Cummins, Harry Rieck and their mentor, Villanova Old Boy, Tom Underhill. A fantastic result!

I wish to convey my thanks to many folk. Firstly, to Mr Dennis Harvey and Doctor Irene Lategan, for their assistance in the early stages of planning. for Nationals and to Mr Ernie Civitarese and the P & F association for their generosity in helping the students with their expenses.

Finally, to every teacher who has encouraged the TOM kids at Villa this year, to all TOM parents and to every student who has participated, you can be sure you had a part in our National success!

SECONDARY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

SECONDARY MATHS/ENGINEERING 2

FR) Paddy Wallis, Shaye Woewoden, Quinn Martin, Alex Sim

R2) Charles Alleman, Jordan Roles, Angus Gosper

L-R) Liam McMahon, Chris Lanskey, Sam Chapman Absent) Jacob Boxall, Nicholas Gauci, David McKay, Lachlan McKee

FR) Andrew Causer, Nicholas Jagannath, Joseph Corbett, Sean Halstead R2) Lachlan Elsey, Brandon Bodel, Jayden Woolaston

FR) Sajiv Stephen, Dylan Anderson, Dilan Fernando R2) Jack Forster, Jonathan Shearman, Mark Knudson Absent) Kurt Winter

MS KATH UNDERHILL TOM Coordinator

Kath Underhill

SECONDARY MATHS/ENGINEERING AUSTRALIAN-PACIFIC RUNNERS-UP

Debating

Villanova College has a proud history of taking part in the Queensland Debating Union Competition. The competition consists of four preliminary rounds of debates held throughout Terms 1 and 2 and allows students to gain extensive speaking and debating experience. In 2012 we were able to field ten teams across Years Eight to Twelve. Once preliminary rounds were completed Villanova had five teams (8.1, 9.1, 10.2, 11.1 and our Senior A team) through to the final round debates. This was an outstanding result and a true testament to the hard work of the boys and coaches. I would like to commend all boys on the way they represented the College, demonstrating exemplary conduct throughout all debates. I would also like to thank the senior debaters many of whom have participated in Villanova debating since Grade Eight. These boys

have contributed positively to debating through their leadership and support of the other age groups, and I wish them the best of luck. Congratulations must go to all teams and coaches for a successful QDU season.

Debating Awards:

Senior A Debating Award (Certificate) Thomas Yates

Year 12 Debating Award (Certificate) Joseph Potter

Year 11 Team 1 Debating Award (Certificate) Nicholas DiSavia

Year 11 Team 2 Debating Award (Certificate) Rohit Ram

Year 10 Team 1 Debating Award (Certificate) Jordan Sherry

Year 10 Team 2 Debating Award (Certificate) Trent Seaby

Year 9 Team 1 Debating Award (Certificate) Alexander Perlinski

Year 9 Team 2 Debating Award (Certificate) Timothy Jarrett

Year 8 Team 1 Debating Award (Certificate) Thomas Moses

Year 8 Team 2 Debating Award (Certificate) Patrick Wallis

Year 7 Debating Award (Certificate) Daniel Duskovic

Year 7 Debating Award (Certificate) Jonty Carlson

Year 7 Debating Award (Certificate) Rhys Bodel

Year 7 Debating Award (Certificate) James Danen

YEAR 12 DEBATING

SENIOR A DEBATING

YEAR 11 DEBATING TEAM 1

YEAR 11 DEBATING TEAM 2

L-R) Joseph Iezzi, Nicholas DiSavia, Josh Shaw, Andre Fisher

L-R) Joseph Potter, Xavier Vasta, Andrew Mylonas, Ethan Lam, Phillip Chiruta, Patrick Maclean

L-R) Blake Johnson, Rohit Ram, Mackenzie Lange (year 10), Finn Shearer, Alexander Matta

L-R) Benjamin Jarrett, Thomas Yates, Sean Finnimore, Dominic Pearson, Harry Collin

MS SOPHIE SPRATT Debating Coordinator

Ms Sophie Spratt, Debating Coordinator

Debating

YEAR 10 DEBATING TEAM 1

YEAR 10 DEBATING TEAM 2

YEAR 9 DEBATING TEAM 1

YEAR 9 DEBATING TEAM 2

YEAR 8 DEBATING TEAM 1

YEAR 8 DEBATING TEAM 2

L-R) Thomas Scholtes, Nicholas Madden, Brandon Bodel, Alexander Perlinski, Lewis Cheers Absent) Joshua Zouliou

L-R) Thomas Quinn, Jordan Sherry, Harrison Egan, Thomas Winks

L-R) Aidan Matta, Timothy Jarrett, Murray Thorpe, Alex McIlwain

L-R) James Kehoe, Robert Lucas, Trent Seaby Absent) Jack Forster

L-R) Benjamin Curran, Thomas Moses, Anthony Norris, Sean Halstead

L-R) Henry Cairns, Paddy Wallis Absent) Dylan Anderson, Jack Blanchfield

Future Problem Solving

Former staff member Tracey Lenarduzzi has acted as Facilitator of Future Problem Solving groups for a number of years. However, special mention must be made of our Year 12 group of six students who have, since Year 8, won through to the National Finals. Congratulations are in order to: Ben Jarrett, Joseph Potter, Harry Collin, Nick Lenarduzzi, Dan Dennis and James Hulme. The students are expected to progress through a six step problem solving model to solve real life problems based in a futures’ scenario. They need to brainstorm problems, identify the underlying problem, explore possible solutions, develop judgement criteria, rank solutions based on criteria and develop an action plan for the best solution. They are marked

on technicality of expression, flexibility in thinking, creativity and originality of responses, fluency in thinking, research (amongst other things).

The qualifying problem already completed was on Human Rights and the topic for the National Final is Trade Barriers. The team will be in lock up for a two hour period during which they are given an unseen futuristic scenario and must complete their entire booklet continuing the six steps of the Problem Solving Model. One would have to agree this is very intensive!

DR IRENE LATEGAN Coordinator Learning

FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVING YEAR 12

L-R) Joseph Potter, James Hulme, Nick Lenarduzzi, Harry Collin, Daniel Dennis, Benjamin Jarrett

L-R) Gerard Rallos, James Stuart, Bryce Hill, Jonathan Hohl

Enhancement

Dr Irene Lategan, Coordinator Learning Enhancement

Chess

Chess Awards 2012 Champions

AIC Chess Points 2012

SENIOR A CHESS

L-R) Mr Adrian Hellwig (Coach), Timothy Cottier, Thomas Novic, Nicholas Jagannath Absent) Kurt Winter

JUNIOR A CHESS

Mr Adrian Hellwig (Coach), Madhav Deepak, Jed Leeson, Andrew Causer, Daniel Da-Rin De-Barbera

JUNIOR B CHESS

L-R) Mr Adrian Hellwig (Coach), James Hohl, Matthew Richards, Wade Baumgart Absent) John Briggs

L-R)

Adrian Hellwig, Chess Coordinator

Augustinian Youth Ministry

The most telling aspect of ministry in 2012 was the way in which it has come to be seen as a central part of community life at the College. When College Captain Jonathon Wyvill spoke at the Formal he emphasised the legacy the Seniors of 2012 have left with regard to their ministry commitments. He spoke of the inauguration of the Cor Unum Shield – awarded to the house that does the best ministry and community building work, and he spoke of the exceptional fund-raising efforts for AFAS and for Villa Miracle (supporting local children’s hospitals through over seventy boys running Bridge to Brisbane).

There are other important reasons why ministry has positively impacted on College life this year. The team of teachers, students and parents who undertook the awesome quest to complete the Kokoda Challenge provided a model for what the Villanova community of parents, teachers and students can achieve when “of one mind and heart.” A moment at assembly when shivers ran down the spine was hearing parents as well as boys describe their deep insight into how such a demanding challenge can raise the horizons of families, and a whole community. The names of Olsen, Lubans, Finnimore, Orgill, Vasta and Barnewall have, I sense, opened up a pathway that will inspire other students for many years to come.

Another reason for the sense that it is natural to put our gifts and graces to service of others was the outstanding work done in the Middle School by the YAYM-ites (members of YAYM). Under the enthusiastic guidance of Maria Mascadri and Kath Underhill, a group of Year 7, 8 and 9 boys have utterly transformed what ministry looks like in Middle School, chiefly by establishing a fantastic relationship with the residents of Archbishop Duhig Nursing Home. One of the residents said, “We often wonder what is happening beyond our front gates…it means so much to us that you have been thinking about us.” In fact the YAYM boys have been specially invited back next year to join the celebration of the opening of the new building at the nursing home. The joy on the faces of the boys after their Christmas visit to the residents spoke of transformation: these boys are becoming who they are meant to be. In similar vein, the Junior School once again went out into the Prep and Grade 1 classes of various feeder schools in order to meet, read and share with the children just beginning their school journey. And once again it was the Junior School that threw the most wholehearted support into the campus-wide community ventures.

A good metaphor for the different ministry groups is that of a body made up of different limbs. The most inspiring events often occur when the whole body comes together on one initiative, college-wide. This unity of mind and heart was memorably seen when boys of all year levels from 8 – 12 came together to plan and advertise a far more ambitious Aid Day – something more like a mission day. A creative carnival was organised with a juicy edge, in so far that each house took on a different nationality theme for their quarter. And so for example Murray House was Australia, with sausage sizzle, lammos and Aussie burgers on sale, and activities like 2 Up and the suitably egalitarian Dunk-

the-Teacher. Meanwhile Goold were Asia, and foods like spring rolls and sushi were complemented by King of the Ring in sumo suits. The highlight of the day for most boys was the stirring Battle of the bands, organised by Lauries old boy Ben Lynam, with recent Villa old boys Willie Weightman and Tom Abbot as guest judges. All the proceeds from the day went to AFAS, and it was very satisfying that our own college spirit was enhanced by a strong focus on helping our sister schools. Celebration of the Mass of St Augustine at the start of the day pointed to the link –for those able to see – between the Eucharist and the College coming together as the body of Christ.

KOKODA TEAM CHALLENGE

John Holroyd

L-R) Xavier Vasta, Sean Finnimore, Christopher Barnewall, Daniel Orgill

Ben Lynam

Michael Burchett

Paul Olsen

Maria Mascadri

Aid Day

Drew Pavlou in centre of picture - Aid Day

Dominic Pearson

The way in which so many limbs of the body quietly and even secretly serve the raising each year of funds for sixteen AFAS scholars in the Philippines is also a sign of the ubiquity of college ministries. Take, for example, the way Villa Visions (College art show) seeks each year creatively to expand its capacity for generosity – this time with Jason Lane’s conjuring of a silent auction of staff masterpieces. Or take the quiet way Michael Burchett sold Darryl Lea chocolates to raise funds for AFAS. Of course it is very important that the end never justifies the means with student ministries: the manner of each group or event must be gracious, fun and humble. Very often the real poverty that is served lies within our own community – for example in lives made pointless by materialism, or in the quiet desperation of those boys who suffer the absence of loving parents. I see this service to our own boys especially at the Rosies Van, when the patrons help us to remember who we are, rather than to worry about face or status.

Likewise there is a tremendous service offered to the busy Year 12s when – through YCS and SVP – they simply stop to share time with the people who may not have the spotlight, like new Year 5s or the poor families of Coorparoo. A high point for YCS was when Matt Hallinan led the joint construction of a garden between Year 5 and Year 12 boys. Meanwhile SVP once again reminded us that we act as and with the church in reaching out with gifts at Easter and Christmas to the unregarded people on our doorstep.

Two events that started in 2011 occurred again in such a way as to confirm how quickly a new idea becomes a great tradition. Ask many Year 5s the highlight of their first year and they mention the Year 5 and Year 12 Breakfast. Meanwhile the FairGoAustralia touch footy competition this time welcomed 11 boys and 4 girls’ teams, including many of Brisbane’s indigenous boarders, as well as a team from Boys Town.

At the whole College masses we greet the Gospel singing “Ancient words ever new/ Changing me and changing you…” I like also to think that the actions of Jesus in touching the outcast and healing the sick are also words that we can humbly seek to copy and “listen” to. The change in individuals and communities is then tangible.

Absent) Stephen Stefanou

FR) Andrew Civitarese, Dilanjan Fernando, Benjamin Jarrett, Joseph Potter ( President), Xavier Vasta ( Vice President), Daniel Roulant, Lok Lui, Andrei Acdol

R2) Robert Bolton, Nicholas McQueen, Daniel Da-Rin De-Barbera, Alexander Young, Brendan Dower, Hamish Gorniak, Harrison Paff, James Anderson, Jonathon Wyvill, Joseph Iezzi

R3) Robert Pennisi, Blake Johnson, Andrew Fernandes, Sam Mulcahy, Jackson Cooke, Damon Nevis, Benjamin Ellis, Andrew Cox, Nicholas Meimaris

JOHN HOLROYD (VP – Mission)

Matthew Hallinan, Villa Visions

Xavier Vasta, Ministry Assembly Term 1

John Holroyd on Year 12 Retreat with Trish McGrath, Peter Simpson and Brett Morrissey

Year 5,12 Breakfast: Aaron Sorridimi, Aidan Meredith, Ben Jarrett, Will Stevens, Samuel Phillips, Joshua Mombelli, Marc Fontana

ST VINCENT DE PAUL

FR) Alexander Bluett, Sam Herde, Daniel Ingledew (Vice President), Kurt Schouten (President), Joseph Potter, Matthew Hallinan

R2) Jonathon Wyvill, Karl Townsend, Fergus Smith, Tom Delaney, Sebastian Sodini, Xavier Vasta, Thomas Heaney

R3) Lachlan Morland, Lachlan Atkinson, Dominic Pearson, Jackson Cooke, Andrew Mylonas, Robert Lucas, Ethan Lam

FR) Brian Tan, Richard Barnewall, Alexander Matta, Matthew Hallinan (President), Callum Brockett, Nicholas Jagannath, Joshua Blair, R2) Thomas Heaney, Christopher Barnewall, James Lawler, Rohit Ram, Jordon Wong, Xavier Vasta, Karl Townsend, Jarod Hart

R3) Andrew Mylonas, Kurt Schouten, Daniel Laaja, Liam Bourne, Kegan Nash

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

FR)

Lachlan Paterson, Jackson Potter, Liam Edgerton, Zac Edwards, Dylan Cranitch

R2) Ramzi Matta, Joshua Piscioneri, Aidan Matta, Jackson Scougall, Andrew Causer, James Steendyk, Matthew Garnier

R3) Charles Alleman, Victor Alvarez, Brandon Bodel, Daniel Duskovic

Absent) Caleb Deerain, Callym Dunleavy, Julian Mascadri, Alex McGarry

Paul Mangelakis, Xavier Vasta, Jonathon Wyvill, Jordan Wilson

R2) Christopher Barnewall, Sam McGuckin, Blake Johnson, Dominic Kearney, Dan Kasatchenko

L-R) Mr Adrian Hellwig, Jim Tarbit, Stephen Twist, Xavier Vasta

FR) Joseph Potter,

Jack Riley,

Art & Drama

Villa Visions 2012

On Friday, October 12th, a strong crowd turned out to support the Villa Visions Art Exhibition in Goold Hall. With fine food and refreshments, music, prizes, raffles and voting initiatives, the evening was a great success and an enjoyable, interactive experience for all involved. Featuring teacher artworks for the very first time, and guest mentor artist Travis Hendrix exhibiting some of his own works, Villa Visions brought the student body, staff and broader professional art community together under one roof for one night only. Of special mention was the very high standard of Senior Visual Art on display on the Goold Hall stage. This year’s graduating Visual Art class received many positive comments from the patrons throughout the day and evening. The highest awards and prizes of the exhibition are listed below. Through the raffle, ‘red dot’ voting, and Teacher Art 4 AFAS Silent Auction, $1080 was raised for AFAS thanks to the generosity of the patrons. What an achievement! My thanks to the army of people who helped make Villa Visions a success this year. Thanks to Mrs Nikki Tervo (curator and mentor), Ms Alison Perrott, Mr Roland Camilleri, Mrs Margie Stevens, Mrs Nichole Rouliadeff, Travis Hendrix (guest judge and mentor artist), Mr Tony Rolls and the Hospitality students, Mrs Emma Dron and the Middle School Chamber Strings group, Mrs Trish McGrath, Mr Tony Hindmarsh, AFAS members, Ms Julianne Macpherson, Mr Harvey, Mrs Antonietta Neighbour and the Upper Library staff, Mrs Theresa Henry and the Student Council, and the hard-working students of Year 11 and Senior Visual Art. Thanks to School Art Supplies, Belisis Café, and the Camp Hill Hotel for generously donating prizes for the AFAS raffle, and to the teachers who exhibited work in our inaugural Teacher Art 4 AFAS silent auction. To the students who exhibited at Villa Visions this year, keep up the good work and congratulations on such an overwhelming display of creativity, expression and talent. We look forward in anticipation to next year’s exhibition.

JASON LANE

Arts Coordinator - Middle/Senior School

$250 Principal’s Prize (Acquisition)

$100 Principal’s Art Encouragement Prize (Acquisition)

$150 Student Council Acquisition Prize

$150 Upper Library Acquisition Prize

“The Long Way Home”, Stuart Bell, (Yr 12) (pictured)

“Spirit of Place”, Thomas Dutka, (Yr 11)

“Mentors”, Hayden Creed, (Yr 12)

“Hearing Yourself Above the Noise”, Keenan Wiltshire, (Yr 12)

$50 Lower Library Acquisition Prize “The Man From Ironbark”, Trent Foster, (Yr 5)

$75 Ministry Acquisition Prize “Spirit of Place”, Robert Bolton, (Yr 11)

$75 Ministry Acquisition Prize “Spirit of Place”, Lucas Krause, (Yr 11)

People’s Choice Art Award

Senior Art Award

Year Eleven Art Award

“Expressive Portrait”, Andrew Thompson, (Yr 8)

“Pathway to Eternity”, Ethan Lam

“Urban Paste-up”, Joshua Coates

Year Ten Art Award “Kobe Bryant”, Madhav Deepak

Year Ten Digital Art Award

“Album Cover”, Tom Cotter

Year Nine Art Award “Endangered Animals”, Elliot Kimmins

Year Eight Art Award

“The Horsemen”, Andrew Thompson

Year Seven Art Award “Multicultural Mask”, Julian Mascadri

Year Six Art Award “Tony Abbott caricature”, Jack Trevethan

Year Five Art Award “The Toilers”, Harry Wilson

Principal’s Prize won by Stuart Bell

Angus Armstrong

Elliot Farrington

Kristian Nishimura

Helping out, Hospitality boys with Lynda Lecatsas

Villa Visions in Goold Hall

Art & Drama

“Grease” - farewell Rydell High!

Performed in Hanrahan Theatre, Villanova College, March 8, 9 and 10.

Congratulations to the 16 Leads, 17 Band Members, 47 Chorus Members, 14 Dancers, 12 Crew Members and the many other students who volunteered to be ushers over the four nights. Each and every one of you contributed to making our combined Loreto/Villanova Musical an outstanding success.

Particular thanks must go to Mrs Helen Radvan (Executive Producer & Director, Loreto College) Mrs Anna Nielson (Musical Director, Loreto College), Mr Gavin Swanson (Producer, Loreto College), Ms Julianne Macpherson, Ms Justine Lawrence, Ms Belinda Ford, Mrs Emma Dron, Ms Julie Davis, Ms Judy Gordon, Mrs Kath Underhill, Dr Peter Morris, Mr Pat Zietsch, Mrs Mary-anne Bray, Mr Craig Atkinson (and his band of “Beauty School Dropouts”), the many parents of the cast and crew who assisted with bar, supper, hair, make-up and other tasks, industry professionals including the incredibly generous Mr Mark Radvan, and so many more who worked behind the scenes to support and showcase the incredible talents of our students in “Grease”. We are incredibly grateful for everyone’s contribution. Thank you to both school communities for purchasing every single ticket to the four shows in record time, which reassured us that we were guaranteed full houses to perform to. And finally a huge thank you to Mr Greg O’Neill, Mr Dennis Harvey, and Mrs Cheryl Hamilton (Principal, Loreto College) for allowing us to produce “Grease” with their generous support every step of the journey since August 2011.

We should all feel very proud of what we have achieved across nearly 7 months of preparation, and just 6 weeks of intensive blocking, and we are certain that “Grease” will be a lifelong memory for many of our students.

After Saturday night’s closing performance (and standing ovation!), Mrs Helen Radvan concluded by reciting the first stanza of lyrics from the theme song “Grease”. It is a fitting way to close this final update as these lyrics convey the central theme of this iconic coming-of-age musical about teenagers, school, rites of passage, love

HELEN

(Executive Producer & Director, Loreto College)

JASON

and relationships:

“I saw my problems and I see the light We got a lovin’ thing, we gotta feed it right. There ain’t no danger we can go too far

We start believin’ now that we can be who we are. Grease is the word.”

RADVAN

LANE (Villanova Liaison)

Full cast of “GREASE”

Hannah Radvan and Dominic Pearson

Max Radvan, Conor Lee and Lauren Roberts Max Radvan and Lauren Roberts

Sia Cambadis and Alex Grady

Conor Lee

Max Radvan

Dominic Pearson and Hannah Radvan Ben Gane, Dominic Pearson and Alex Grady

Adam Templeton prominent

Alex Grady, Lauren Roberts and Max Radvan front right

Unmasked

We all love a good ‘hero’ story and popular culture is full of them! Whether it is good triumphing over evil, the human spirit being tested or justice being pursued, the identity of these heroes and their challenges has always intrigued society and audiences alike.

Without a doubt, the Senior Drama production is a quest that demands super human efforts and our 2012 Seniors have met the challenge with gusto! Villanova College is delighted to welcome back our resident artist, Brad Jennings from Cinematic Theatre Company, Markwell Presents. It is hard to believe that workshops with Brad began in February and after countless Wednesday afternoon sessions of improvisations, scriptwriting and many discussions, our show finally came together.

UNMASKED is a completely original production devised by the boys and the story reveals the true identities of the many different types of heroes that exist in our world. From the outrageous adventures of a superhero to the ultimate sacrifice paid by real heroes, UNMASKED will take you on an action packed journey in true cinematic style through fusing live dramatic action with stunning visual effects. A performance such as this one is not easy to realize on stage and there have been many heroes who have helped us on this journey. Firstly, thank you to Brad Jennings for his ‘super producer’ skills, artistic vision and professional support throughout this process. Secondly, we are grateful for the expertise of Mr Jason Lane, Co-ordinator of Arts (Middle/Senior School) whose work behind the scenes and design of the poster has given our show a cool, visual edge. We extend our thanks to Mr Pat Zietsch, Facilities Manager for his organisation of the technical support and Jayden Naidu and Stewart Williams for their assistance with the technical operation of the show. Finally, I’d like to thank the 2012 Senior Drama boys for their dedication and hard work throughout this process. Break a leg boys…you are all heroes!

MS JULIANNE MACPHERSON Senior Drama Teacher

Veritas

Special activities were held on May 22nd as part of the celebrations to mark the opening and blessing of The Father Michael Morahan OSA Staff Centre & Veritas Building including a production involving our drama students and recently retired College Drama teacher Ms Sue Lawson and also an address by former Wallaby Brendan Cannon.

Sue Lawson and Luke Kehoe

Jordi Iezzi, Blake Johnson, Nicholas Jagannath, Lachlan Smith, Jack O’Keeffe, Tyler Iwinski

Ms Julianne Macpherson, Senior Drama Teacher

Playing the part of himself, Charlie Fisher Brendan Cannon

FR) Thomas Novic, Blake Johnson, Eamon Lynham

R2) Jack O’Keeffe, Luke Kehoe, Sue Lawson, Jordi Iezzi

R3) Nicholas Jagannath, Lachlan Smith, Tyler Iwinski, Thomas McCall

R4) Joe Rallos, Nicholas DiSavia, Raphael Ebeling, James Stuart

Villanova Music

The VNC Music Performance Programme had an extremely busy and very successful year in 2012. As is tradition, the year commenced with our top senior ensembles joining forces with the girls from Loreto College for our Annual Combined Music Camp in Mapleton. The theme was The 50’s to tie in with our 2012 combined musical production of GREASE. The theme surfaced in everything from our guest clinicians’ repertoire choices to camp activities such as 220 boys and girls dancing the jive under the instruction of our guest dance instructors. For the second year of what has now become an annual event, our intermediate ensembles also participated in a music camp at Villanova which included a full Saturday of intense rehearsing, followed by a Sunday of R&R at MovieWorld.

The biannual combined musical, GREASE! was the major focus of term 1, with the mad dash of preparations for the singers, dancers, orchestra and stage crew to mount the production in seven short weeks. This year, the direction and musical direction were the responsibility of the Loreto College staff, with Villanova staff supporting, and it was yet another triumphant success!

After the musical finished, we resumed our normal ensemble rehearsal schedule, and set our sights toward hosting the 22nd annual QCMF festival. Villanova performances at the festival were again very highly regarded by adjudicators, parents and guests. The whole community came together like never before to host over 400 performing ensembles from 104 schools, including over 12,000 student performances! In addition to hosting, the Villa ensembles performed extremely well, earning an unprecedented number of Gold awards.

Throughout the year, the College ensembles had many opportunities to provide service to the community, playing at College masses and assemblies, along with local school fetes, funerals, corporate events and in community concerts. Many of our boys represented the College in the State Honours Ensembles Programme held at the Conservatorium, and our Irish Ensemble continued its rise to fame. In addition to many public performances, the Irish Ensemble recorded an album and also had the great honour of receiving an invitation to perform at the annual Woodford Folk Festival.

Dr Peter Morris, Director of Music

Dr Morris, Queensland Catholic Schools and Colleges Music Festival

Music Camp

Big Band playing the Mt Carmel Fete

Irish Ensemble, Brisbane CBD

Celtic Storm

Irish Ensemble, Brisbane CBD

Crowds gather for QCMF performances

Every year, in term 4 the Villanova Music Department explodes with a flurry of concerts and events, and 2012 was no exception. The Strings at the Cathedral concert again filled the glorious St John’s Cathedral with amazing performances and a ‘standing room only’ audience. Our jazz bands performed at the Loreto Live and Wired Festival. Our ‘Big Event’ of the year was titled CELTIC STORM and featured the VNC Irish Ensembles with special professional guest Irish Band, the Barleyshakes along with the VNC and Loreto combined Symphony Orchestra and choirs. We also featured Irish dancers from the Crocker School of Irish Dance. The result was a highly-professional performance experience for over 150 students, and for 1000 audience members.

Of course, we closed the year with the traditional Senior Music Celebration & Dinner which gave us the opportunity to farewell our graduating musicians in style. We will miss our seniors, but are proud of their many concerts, tours and other musical achievements during their time here at Villanova.

DR PETER MORRIS Director of Music

Senior School Music

The Bloxsom Achievement Award for Music (Perpetual + Keepsake)

The David Kent Shield for Service to Villanova Music (Perpetual + Keepsake)

Senior School Brass Award (Yr 11)

Senior School Vocal Award (Yr 11)

Senior School Guitar Award (Yr 11)

Senior School Percussion Award (Yr 11)

Middle School Music

Kurt Schouten

Max Radvan

Brendan Keating

Alexander Grady

Matthew Batch

Gerard Rallos

Senior School Woodwind Award (Yr 11) Bryce Hill

Senior School String Award (Yr 11)

Senior School Keith and Dawn Wieneke

Bursary Winner (Yr 11)

Senior School Service in Music award (Yr 11)

Senior School Excellence in Music Shield (Yr 11)

Senior Bands Award (Yr 12)

Senior Strings Award (Yr 12)

Senior Vocal Award (Yr 12)

Senior Guitar Award (Yr 12)

Senior Jazz Award (Yr 12)

Sebastian Sodini

James Stuart

Simon Svoboda

Dominic Pearson

Lok Lui

Max Radvan

James Tarbit

Max Radvan

Middle School Brass Award Benjamin Curran

Middle School Vocal Award Christoper Martin

Middle School Guitar Award

Middle School Percussion Award

Middle School Woodwind Award

Middle School String Award

Thomas Boyd & Jye Laarhoven

Patrick Wallis

Andrew Causer

Anthony Norris

Middle School Musician of the Year Award Ryan Humphrey

Junior School Music

Junior School Brass Award Joshua Schaumburg

Junior School Vocal Award Dante Squassoni & Nicholas Halstead

Junior School Percussion Award Thomas Salpietro

Junior School Woodwind Award Benjamin Paulsen

Junior School String Award Declan Edser

Junior School Musician of the Year Award Liam Hartley

Music Camp

Strings in the Cathedral Musician Campers

Villanova Music

SYMPHONIC BAND

FR) Max Radvan, Robert Pennisi, Andrew Causer, Lachlan Atkinson, Bryce Hill, Kurt Schouten

R2) Andrew Civitarese, Ben Jones, James Rankin, Edward Davis, Lincoln James, Joseph Corbett, Nick Phillips, Nicholas Milicevic, Bailey Cox, Lewis Cheers, Jim Tarbit

R3) Alexander Matta, Daniel Ju, Ryan Humphrey, Lachlan Child, Ben Stuart, Blake Humphrey, Daniel Da-Rin De-Barbera, Lachlan Wolf, Jarod Hart, Bradley Chapman, Bram Sheehy, Jordan Willett, Jack Powell

R4) Stewart Williams, Thomas Winks, Nathan Shay, James Stuart, Dominic Pearson, Brendan Keating, Kealan Dunnett, Nicholas Madden, Matthew Richards, Gerard Rallos, Henry Blunt

Conductor) Dr Peter Morris

Absent) James Calos, Douglas Caltabiano, Timothy Cottier, Connor Fountain, Connor Fraser-Grant, Todd Henderson, Justin Lynch, Alexander Masterton-Dickson

CONCERT BAND

FR) Lachlan Fisher, Lachlan Driver, Sean Halstead, Marcus Lau, Jonty Carlson, Nick Phillips

R2) Theo Samios, Alexander Williams, Michael Vick, Liam O’Rourke, Charlie Griffin, Thomas Deguara, Aidan Matta, Kyle Maher, Joshua Cole, Giles Cheers

R3) Tom Keating, Harrison Reick, Samuel Korst, Blake Humphrey, Lachlan Child, Benjamin Curran, Jack Blanchfield, Dylan Anderson, Reid Zemek, Isaac Barton, Jed Leeson, Lachlan Paterson, Ramzi Matta, Casey Kreutzer, Joshua Zouliou, Owen Peries, Thomas Bates, Benjamin Paulsen, Campbell Muir, Angus Gosper

Percussion) Paddy Wallis, Ben Slater, Julen Goni, Nicholas Meimaris, Charlie Cooke, Jack Lamb

Conductor) Ms Justine Lawrence

Absent) Rowan Aukes, Joseph Buckley, Raymond Hang, Lachlan Kearney, Nicholas Manthey, Danyon Muller, William Ware

Villanova Music

BIG BAND

VILLA VOICES

FR) Max Radvan, Simon Svoboda, Dominic Pearson, Jarod Hart, Bryce Hill, Bradley Chapman, Jordan Willett

R2) Kurt Schouten, Brendan Keating, Kealan Dunnett, Nicholas Madden

R3) Lachlan Wolf, Daniel Da-Rin De-Barbera, Douglas Caltabiano, Isaac Barton Conductor) Dr Peter Morris Absent) Tim Cottier

L-R) Nicholas Madden, Cameron Morgan, Theo Jovellanos, Christopher Martin, Joshua Zouliou, Joshua Beausang Conductor) Mr Craig Atkinson

Winds Section) Aidan Matta, Lachlan Fisher, Liam O’Rourke, Rowan Aukes Brass Section) Joshua Zouliou, Matthew Richards, Casey Kreutzer, Ramzi Matta, Ben Stuart, Ben Curran Rhythm Section) Angus McColl, Daniel Duskovic, Nicholas Schlobohm, Thomas Scholtes, Jonty Carlson, Owen Liversidge, Finnley Pol Bodetto, Ben Slater Conductor) Ms Justine Lawrence

JAZZ BAND

Villanova Music

SENIOR STRINGS

GUITAR ENSEMBLE 1

GUITAR ENSEMBLE 2

FR) Sebastian Sodini, Andrew Mylenos, Anthony Norris, Ryan McDonald, Jack Forster, Peter Tarbit, Simon Svoboda, Lok Lui

R2) Benjamin Ellis, Stuart Bell, Jordon Wong, Jackson Potter, Michael Mascadri, Benjamin Keller, Zak Adkins

R3) Marcus Lau, Theo Jovellanos, Matthew Garnier, Rhonan Lees, Thomas Gosper, Callum Davies, Alexander Perlinkski Conductor) Ms Emma Dron

FR) Isaac Barton, Matthew Reece, Declan Carr, Jonty Carlson, Matthew Batch, Jim Tarbit, Joseph Potter, Jared Berriman

R2) Jake Litzner, Daniel Merrin, Lachlan Atkinson, Alexander Bluett, Timothy Kelly, Alexander Grady, Daniel Dennis, Simon Svoboda Conductor) Mr Kyri Peace

FR) Alex Sim, Jye Laarhoven, Sean Keating, Owen Liversidge, Luke Whitton, Trent Kays, Liam McMahon, Samuel Harding

R2) Harrison Courtney, Jack Challinor, Thomas Sedgwick, Jordan Edser, Jacob Boxall, Elias Aswad, Jonty Carlson Conductor) Kyri Peace

Villanova Music

SENIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 1

PERCUSSION

FR) Alexander Grady, Andrew Mylonas, Max Radvan, Daniel Dennis, Christopher Martin, Jarod Hart, Connor Nicholson, Andrew Civitarese, Alexander Bluett, Aidan Matta, Declan Kindness, Cameron Morgan, Lachlan Campbell, Liam McMahon, Owen Liversidge, Jack Riley, Theo Jovellanos

R2) Rhonan Lees, Jim Tarbit, Thomas Gosper, Thomas Dutka, Dominic Pearson, Andrew Fernandes, Kurt Schouten, Lachlan Atkinson, Bram Sheehy, Lachlan Fisher, Kealan Dunnett, Nicholas Madden, Zak Adkins, Joshua Beausang, Joshua Zouliou Conductor) Ms Belinda Ford

Absent) Jack Cameron, Jonathan Chia, Tom Delaney, Andrew Edwards, Tyler Iwinski, Wilson Lam, Zachary Wegert

FR) Thomas Winks, Jack Lamb, Dominic Pearson, Gerard Rallos

R2) Jonathan Hohl, Harry Collin, James Calos, Stewart Williams, James Stuart, Nathan Shay, Joshua Capelli Conductor) Mr Gordon Hughes

FR) Finnley Pol Bodetto, Lachie Templeton, Paddy Wallis

R2) Nicholas Meimaris, Julen Goni, Charlie Cooke Conductor) Mr Gordon Hughes

ENSEMBLE 2

Villanova Music

FR) Dominic Pearson, Benjamin Ellis, Simon Svoboda, James Stuart

R2) Sebastian Sodini, Nicholas Meimaris, Stewart Williams, Alexander Grady, Kurt Schouten, Bryce Hill, Lewis Cheers Conductor) Ms Belinda Ford

IRISH ENSEMBLE 1

FR) Ryan McDonald, Anthony Norris, Alexander Williams, Orin Boyter, Paddy Wallis, Jonty Carlson, Declan Carr, Mark Stuart Conductor) Ms Belinda Ford

IRISH ENSEMBLE 2

FR) Joshua Capelli, Dominic Pearson, Joseph Potter, Kurt Schouten, Tom Delaney

R2) Harry Collin, Nathan Shay, Stuart Bell, Matthew Hallinan

R3) Max Radvan, Jordan Willett, Lok Lui, Andrew Fernandes, James Calos

SENIOR MUSICIANS

Villanova Music

YEAR 5 BAND

R2) Nickolas Sofios, Harry Wilson, Jack Long, James O’Rourke, Adrian Rosso, Matt Short, Lachlan Bodel, Jack Dummett, Samuel Cole, Thomas Buckley-Sammut, Will Kubler, Bailey Creevey

R3) Jeremy Goodsell, Millan McIntosh, Harry Wells, Cooper Brown, Robert Agnew, Noah Woodger, Thomas Kinross, Max Grant-Smith, Christopher Pearcy, Thomas Daly, Jacob Blacker, Riley Wearne, Joshua Civitarese, Jacob Perrier, Sebastian Woolgar, Matthew Rolls, Rhys Nevis

R4) Darcy Wade, Thomas Knowles, Aidan Meredith, Campbell Smith, Vincent Schouten, Jack Daly, Joshua Kerr, Will Callan, John Caffery, Zachary Angelucci, Flynn Ballantyne, Benjamin Ryan, Robert Lenahan, Thomas Curley, Jack Horan, Scott Jones, Gabe Guidi, Lewis Gibb, Matthew O’Donnell, Isaac Lynch, Andrew Vick, Lucas Gough, Lucas Boylan, Peter Klaassen, George Stokes, Josh Pratt, Aiden Summerfield, Will Stevens

R5) James Battersby, Grayson Nicolaou, Anthony Karamihas

Percussion) Matthew Conway, Luke Berridge, Harry Short, Ewan McDougall, Reece Jansen, Nicholas Morton, Samuel Stenson, Nathaniel Woolgar Conductor) Ms Justine Lawrence

Absent) Zane Tuite

JUNIOR SCHOOL CHOIR

R1) Jack Challinor, Gus Clegg, Cael McWilliam, Nickolas Sofios, Nicholas Halstead, Jack Slennett-Roberts, Charlie Foster, Henry Goodwin, Mark Stuart, Orin Boyter

R2) Alexander Chay, Xander Caulfield, Bailey Creevey, Oliver Kearney, Liam Hartley, Tom Balshaw, Nicholas Eadie, Dominic Duskovic, Sam Chamberlain, James Nicol, Dante Squassoni, Aidan Curcuruto, Nick Fury

Conductor) Ms Belinda Ford

FR) Izaac Jenkins, Patrick Maione, Ethan Paholski, Louis Caltabiano, Joshua Dillon, Harrison Ryan, Jayden Bryant, Jakob Ternei

Villanova Music

YEAR 5 STRINGS

R2) Timothy Nielson, Dominic Duskovic, Connor Walker, Sam Cristina, Marc Fontana, Nathan Atkinson, Tyler Harding, Nicholas Thomas, Samuel Phillips, Jediah Kernaghan

R3) Jack Milner, Nick Halvorson, Matthew Clark, Jack Scully, Thomas Pham, Matthew Boxall, Oliver Bernal, Joseph Mead

R4) Zachary Green, Noah Zenonos, Alexander John, William Barwick

Conductor) Ms Emma Dron

YEAR 6 STRINGS

Absent) Ronan Hughes, Peter Rowland, Finley Shanks, Anastasi Stergou

Conductor) Ms Emma Dron

FR) Trent Foster, Jack Verner, Calvin Nguyen, Domenic Lazzarini, Lewis Porter, Ethan Erikson, Declan Edser, Matthew Rankin, Remy Holdsworth, Cameron Winsbury, Speros Angeli, Oscar Horton, James Brown, Liam Hampson, Joshua Mitchell, Orin Boyter, Nicholas Elsey, Mark Stuart, Liam Hartley, Nicholas Eadie, Nathan Whitby, Ethan Lisignoli, Callum Corbett, Brayden Rosen, Gus Clegg

FR) Robert Guardala, Bradley Roulant, Samuel Behm, Alessandro Pennisi, Joel O’Reilly, Harry Lenton, William Pulsford, Luke Whitton

Villanova Music

YEAR 6 BAND

R2) Alexander Chay, Hunter Gapes, Alexander Dang, Timothy Hazlewood, Will Lassig, Regan Womersley, Finn Geertaerts, Benjamin Paulsen, Damien Harding, John Lowe, James Schenk, Alex Crew, Aidan Curcuruto, Oliver Kearney, Nick Phillips, Sam Chamberlain

R3) Noah Stevens, Isaac Abraham, Mackenzie Osborne, Hudson Rogers, Sam Atkinson, Henry Goodwin, Rylan Kindness, Mitchell Laarhoven, Jack Slennett-Roberts, Nixon Smith, Xander Caulfield

R4) Nicholas Halstead, Asier Goni, Noah Hitchcock, Brendan Wallis, Dante Squassoni, James Nicol, Joseph Roberts, Joshua Schaumburg, Jett Stanton, Noah Robin, Lachlan Grewar, Gabriel Akkari, Monty Chigwidden, Leo Clarke, Lachlan McDonald, Miles Parker, Josh Greenhalgh, Sebastian Phelan, Anthony Buchhorn, Harry Morley, Will Grigson, Alexander Tomatore, Mitchell Crawford, Billy Lawson, Will Vokes, Matthew Milicevic, Jonathan Crisafi, Jack Trevethan, Jack Challinor

R5) Thomas Salpietro, Nathan Madden, Riley Godwin, Cael McWilliam, Rory Day

Conductors) Ms Samantha Sleep, Mr Gordon Hughes

SENIOR PERCUSSION

L-R) Nathan Shay, James Calos, Harry Collin, Dominic Pearson, Joshua Capelli

FR) Daniel Moses, Harry McKee, Gianni Deguara, Kurt Kays, Nelson Thorpe, Nicholas Pugh, Michael Fitzpatrick, Nick Fury, Giles Cheers

Villanova Music

JUNIOR SCHOOL CHAMBER STRINGS

INTERMEDIATE STRINGS

MIDDLE SCHOOL CHAMBER STRINGS

FR) Timothy Girard, Liam Hartley

R2) James Tran, Julian Mascadri, Nicholas Eadie, Charles Bluett, Declan Edser, Jack Riley

FR) Khan Brown, James Tran, Alexander Williams, Ryan Stafford, Jack Riley, Lachlan Scougall, Timothy Girard, Liam Hartley

R2) Luke Townsend, Julian Mascadri, Dominic Mar Fan, Declan Kindness, Enan Vanniekerk, Nikolas Waitrowski, Ewan Anderson, Alec Acdol, Charles Bluett, Callym Dunleavy

R3) James Danen, Fabrice Ragoo, Jack Davidson, Owen Liversidge, Jordan Hahne, Nicholas Eadie Absent) James Fisher, James Steendyk, Zachary Wegert

FR) Anthony Norris, Jackson Potter, Ryan McDonald, Marcus Lau, Theo Jovellanos, Matthew Garnier, Michael Mascadri, Benjamin Keller, Alexander Perlinski, Zak Adkins Conductor) Ms Emma Dron

Junior School Awards

Year Six

Year Six Drama Award and the Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement (Year 6 Blue)

Year Six Drama Award

Year Six Literary Award

Joshua Schaumburg

Year 5 White

Year 5 Blue

Liam Hampson

Peter Rowland

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Year 6 Gold

Year 6 Green

Year 6 White

Year 6 Blue

Year 6 Red

Noah Hitchcock

Damin Harding

Leo Clarke

Harry McKee

Joshua Greenhalgh

James King

Daniel Moses

Speros Angeli

Alexander Tornatore

Certificates of Merit for Most Improved Students

Year 6 Gold

Year 6 Green

Year 6 White

Year 6 Blue

Year 6 Red

Year Five

Year Five Literary Award

Lachlan D'Arcy

Mark Barber

Trent Foster

Mitchell Laarhoven

Harvey McCaul

Benjamin McGregor

Certificates of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Year 5 Gold

Year 5 Green

Nicholas Halvorson

Jacob Perrier

Luke Berridge

Matthew Short

Benjamin McGregor

Nickolas Sofios

Connor Walker

Thomas Pham

Certificates of Merit for Most Improved Students

Year 5 Gold

Year 5 Green

Year 5 White

Year 5 Blue

Millan McIntosh

Will Callan

Louis Caltabiano

Thomas Buckley-Sammut

Junior School Sportsman of the Year - David Drake Award - Nicholas Elsey

Augustinian Fellowship - The Robbie Sellars Award - Liam Hampson

Mr Conlan addressing Year 5 students on their first day at Villanova Head of Junior School, Mr Matthew Conlan

Mr Conlan on Assembly with Mr Paul Mead, Vice Principal - Teaching and Learning, and Mr Steve Bremner, Head of Senior School

Junior School Student Leaders

L-R) Speros Angeli, Miles Parker, Lachlan McDonald, Hunter Gapes, Daniel Moses

L-R) Thomas Salpietro, Leo Clarke, Nicholas Eadie, Oscar Horton, Nicholas Fury

L-R) Giles Cheers, Mitchell Crawford, Damien Harding, Lewis Porter, Trent Foster

STUDENT LEADERS TERM 1

STUDENT LEADERS TERM 4

L-R) James Schenk, James King, Ethan Lisignoli, Dante Squassoni, Regan Womersley

STUDENT LEADERS TERM 3

STUDENT LEADERS TERM 2

Junior School

Chris Purcell: the first port of call for new students making sure that all is shipshape with uniforms John Pearcy with Christopher

Joshua Dillon

Rhys Lanskey

Joseph Roberts, Charles Milward

Matthew Rolls

Peter Klaassen

Harrison Short, Campbell Smith, George Stokes, Matthew Short

Patrick Maione

Ewan McDougall, Jayden Bryant

Timothy Nielson

Ben Valentine and Mylan Warren, First Day Assembly

Ms Nichole Rouliadeff instructs 5 Blue

Harrison Wells

Chess

JUNIOR SCHOOL CHESS

FR) Benjamin McGregor, Oliver Bernal, Luke Berridge, Jakob Ternel, Matthew Clark, Samuel Behm

R2) Thomas Daly, Jack Daly, Vincent Schouten, Samuel Stenson

Kaleidoscope Challenge

FR) Harrison Wells, Jakob Ternel, Riley Wearne, Luke Whitton, Oliver Bernal, Nicholas Halstead

R2) Lachlan Bodel, Damien Harding, Matthew Rankin, Nathan Whitby, Mark Stuart, Jack Daly, Robert Lenahan

R3) Alex Crew, Alexander Tornatore, Samuel Chamberlain, Nelson Thorpe, Jack Dommett, Kurt Kays

Write-4-Fun

FR) Nikolas Sofios, Joel O’Reilly, Samuel Phillips, Benjamin McGregor

R2) Hunter Gapes, Nicholas Eadie, Alex Druery

Absent) Max Grant-Smith, Thomas Kinross, Jack Milner, Peter Rowland

Tournament of Minds

MATHS/ENGINEERING (PRIMARY) AUSTRALASIAN-PACIFIC WINNERS

TOURNAMENT OF MINDS SOCIAL SCIENCE (PRIMARY 1)

TOURNAMENT OF MINDS APPLIED TECHNOLOGY (PRIMARY)

FR) Ronan Hughes, Patrick Cummins, Julian Mascadri, Josh Greenhalgh

R2) Jake Perrier, Harrison Rieck, Lachlan Perrier

FR) Jonathon Boxall, Michael Fitzpatrick, Matthew Boxall, Peter Rowland R2) Nelson Thorpe, Lachlan Child, Charles Bluett

FR) Benjamin McGregor, Alexander Dang, Lachlan Bodel, Nicholas Halvorson

R2) Nathan Whitby, James Tran, Rhys Bodel Absent) Charles Forster

Tournament of Minds

TOURNAMENT OF MINDS SOCIAL SCIENCE (PRIMARY 3)

BIS Public Speaking

FR) Samuel Phillips, Edward Uzelin, Brendan Wallis, Joel O’Reilly

R2) Charlie Griffin, Mark Stuart, Leo Clarke Absent) Nicholas Elsey

FR) Lachlan Kearney, James Chigwidden, Jack Milner, Luke Whitton R2) Joshua Civitarese, Samuel Korst, Alexander Tomatore

TOURNAMENT OF MINDS SOCIAL SCIENCE (PRIMARY 2)

FR) Charles Forster, John Lowe, Jonty Carlson, Brayden Rosen, Hunter Gapes, Nicholas Halstead R2) Mark Stuart, Nicholas Eadie, James Danen

BIS Debating

BIS DEBATING YEAR 7 TEAM 1

BIS DEBATING YEAR 7 TEAM 2

BIS DEBATING YEAR 7 TEAM 3

BIS DEBATING YEAR 7 TEAM 4

L-R) Jonty Carlson, Samuel Korst, Nikolas Wiatrowski

L-R) Ramzi Matta, Daniel Duskovic, Jonathon Boxall

L-R) Jack Davidson, Kyle Maher, Edward Uzelin

L-R) Rhys Bodel, James Tran, James Danen

UNSW Mathematics Competition Liturgy

HIGH DISTINCTIONS AND DISTINCTIONS

FR) Liam Hartley, Benjamin Paulsen, Nelson Thorpe, Matthew Short R2) Nathan Whitby, Oscar Horton, Sebastian Woolgar

Students assemble for Academic Mass

College Chaplain, Fr Wieneke officiates at Easter Liturgy

Ms Barbara Dewis and Mr Adrian Hellwig

St Augustine’s Mass

Hampers are filled, Ash Wednesday

Joshua Schaumburg, Opening of Veritas

Easter Liturgy

Brendan Kennedy, Jim Tarbit, Fr Wieneke, Michael Garske-Mass of St Thomas

Grandparents’ Day

Samuel Cole with Brian and Mary Hayes

Harry Lenton with Peter and Hazel Lenton and Vi Hall

Cooper Brown and Darcy Wade with Elaine Jensen

Max Grant-Smith with June and Les Cahill

Samuel Stenson with Geoff, Ross, Jean, Patty and Basil

Thomas Battersby with Rhonda and Greg Burewes

Thomas Buckley-Sammut with Aidan and Judy Buckley

Matthew Boxall with Helen and Bruce Robinson Harrison Ryan with Patricia Ryan

Jacob Perrier and Lachlan Bodel with Lita Perrier

Harrison Wells with Lilla and Elizabeth

William Barwick with Edna Greenwood, Joan Barwick and dad Col Kevin Holzberger and grandson Oliver Bernal

Will Kubler with Mary and John Dettori

CIC Sport

Over the course of the year we have all been delighted to hear a multitude of great remarks about the way our students conducted themselves and the way they encouraged their teammates and even opposition players. These remarks were often from parents from other schools who e-mailed us or sought us out on game days to acknowledge the sportsmanship demonstrated by our students. It is a pleasure to hear these comments and it is a credit to the staff and parents who instill in the boys a sense of fairness and sportsmanship.

Villanova fielded a total of 61 teams throughout the year in 5 team sports and we could not have done so without the ongoing support of parents, who gave their time to coach and manage teams. We are fortunate to have committed parents who are more than happy to pass on their expertise and assist the boys. In total, parents were responsible for coaching 34 of those teams while the Villanova staff coached the other 27 teams. Clearly, without your commitment, we would not have been able to field all of these teams and given the boys who played an opportunity not just to participate but to improve their skills. Nine teams were undefeated in 2012, while twelve sides only lost one match. A pleasing result across the 5 team sports.

Training began well before school started in the January for our swimmers and in order to push them harder, training was held at Langlands pool with the AIC squad, rather than train at school. The training in a 50m pool paid off as Villa finished 5th Overall in the A grade carnival, only 7 points off 4th. Special mention needs to be made of Harrison Rieck, yr 7, who won five U12 division 1 races, which was a remarkable achievement. I would also like to congratulate the 5 boys who represented Villa at the QLD Primary School Invitational Relay Carnival- John Lowe, Nic Elsey, Roarke Ronan, Danyon Muller and Harrison Rieck. The boys won both the 4 x 50m freestyle final and the 4 x 50m medley final, breaking a 15yr record along the way.

All 14 CIC schools ran the Cross Country Championships, which was held at Villanova Park for the second time and Villanova finished 7th overall in very wet and muddy conditions. The U10’s finished 4th while the U11 team finished 5th and these results should give us a solid and competitive team for 2013.

Of the 98 cricket matches played by our 17 teams, we won 66 of them, almost 70%. The 7A and 5C sides went through undefeated, while the 7B, 7D Green, 6B, 6C, 6D Green, 6D Gold, 5B and 5D White sides only lost 1 match. This was an extremely successful season which was capped by Villanova being the winning club at the EDJCA 6-a-side fun day and having 15 boys across Yr 6 and 7 selected in Eastern Districts Rep sides.

Football continues to be our most successful CIC sport. The 12 teams who represented Villa each week won 38 matches and had 9 draws from 65 games. Five teams went through undefeated, 6B, 6C, 5A, 5B, 5C while the 6A team only lost 1 match. These results highlight the strength and depth of our football teams and the quality of the coaching.

Basketball isn’t far behind football as far as having a successful season is concerned. The 7B and 5B teams went through undefeated and all three of the ‘A’ teams played some excellent basketball to finish with a 17-4 combined win/loss record. Our teams only lost one round throughout the season against ACGS. Winning the other six rounds was a great achievement and highlights our depth and promising future.

The rugby season was tough for many of our sides and even though Villanova only won two rounds against Padua and SLC, we were very close against Nudgee College and Iona losing both rounds by only 1 match. The Year 5 and 6 sides went through the season winning just under 50% of their matches but showed a lot courage and determination and played their games right to the last minute. Win or lose our boys would gather in the centre of the field and give the war cry everything they had, demonstrating their school spirit. Having a 5-12 rugby pathway in place for 2013 will enhance the programme and hopefully create more success for our teams.

The top four tennis teams enjoyed a good season winning more than 50% of their matches. Hopefully more year six students will have a go as there were only five boys who signed up this year and all of them made up team 4. Thank you to Nicole Hitchcock and Gina Fogerty for their efforts in coaching the Year 5 and 6 boys and to all the parents who managed sides throughout the season. Four of our year 6 students, Noah Hitchcock, Gus Clegg, Tim Hazlewood and Lachlan McDonald competed for Villanova at a Primary Schools Teams Challenge. They won their pool division in the regional tie and will compete in the final at the Brisbane International next January.

Fourth place in the ‘A’ grade Athletics Carnival was an outstanding result for our team. The boys moved from 6th place after the field events into 4th with some outstanding performances. Nic Elsey won five events over the course of the two days in the U11 age group and two boys, Anthony Karamihas and Jacob Bragg broke CIC records in the U10 60m Hurdles and 1500m events respectively. The Under 10 age group finished second and the U11’s 4th and like cross country we are looking forward to next year’s Track and Field season with a lot of enthusiasm. Finally, I would like to thank all of the boys who have worn the ‘Green and Gold’ over the course of the year in CIC. Their participation in these sports has not only made Villanova more competitive but has enabled them to develop their skills and make more friends. The respect and gratitude that was shown to the coaches and managers did not go unnoticed. No matter the situation, state of play or result, Villanova students always played hard but with fairness and with a lot of school spirit.

MR CHRIS EVERDING CIC Sports Coordinator

Mr Chris Everding, CIC Sports Coordinator

Will Callan

Lewis Gibb

Tomas Curley

Rhys Lanskey, Gianni Deguara and Gabriel Akkari

Jack Milner

Jeremy Goodsell, Max Grant-Smith and John Caffery

CIC Athletics

CIC Placings

ATHLETICS AGE CHAMPIONS

L-R) Anthony Karamihas, (U10), Nicholas Elsey (U11), Christian Green (U13), William Lawson (U12)

FR) James Rosato, Christian Green, Samuel Everding, Patrick Thomas, Blake Humphrey

R2) Charlie Cooke, Thomas Deguara, Casey Kreutzer Inset) Matthew Winsbury

CIC Athletics

FR) Campbell Smith, Will Callan, Harrison Ryan, Tyler Harding, Jeremy Goodsell, Aiden Summerfield, Lachlan Pinto

R2) Anthony Karamihas, George Stokes, Matthew Boxall, Lewis Gibb, Lucas Boylan, Peter Klaassen, Flynn Ballantyne, Thomas Knowles, Robert Agnew

FR) Regan Womersley, Jack Trevethan, Nathan Madden, Rylan Kindness, Daniel Moses, John Caffery, James Schenk

R2) Will Kubler, Sam Cristina, Noah Hitchcock, Kurt Kays, Michael Fitzpatrick, Mitchell Cameron, Samuel Campbell

R3) Matthew Milicevic, Ethan Erikson, Brayden Rosen, Nicholas Elsey, Liam Hampson

FR) Isaac Brown, Jonathon Boxall, Samuel Brown, Isaac Abraham, William Lawson, Nicholas Phillips

R2) Tyreece Rotscheid-Felu, Lachlan Littleton, Jacob Bragg, Samuel Korst, Charlie Griffin, Jarrod Ross, Josh Griffiths

R3) Roarke Ronan, Benjamin Lynch, Mitchell Lockett, Brandon Isaak

CIC AFL

FR) Nicholas Fury, Joshua Schaumburg, Jonathon Boxall, Jack Gilhooley, Miles Parker, Sam Ryan

R2) Matthew Milicevic, Corey Heaton, Christian Green, Lachlan Child, Trent Clark, Callum Corbett

R3) Samuel Korst, Charlie Cooke, Benjamin Lynch

Inset) Matthew Winsbury

AFL FUTURE STARS

CIC Basketball

Villanova Basketball Results 2012

L-R) Alec Acdol (7A), Heaton Corey (7C), James Danen (7D) Inset) Lachlan Perrier

L-R) Jett Stanton (B), Alex Crew (C), Jack Honan (D), Declan Edser (A)

L-R) Benjamin Ryan (5C), Isaac Lynch (5B), Thomas Knowles (5D), Aiden Summerfield (5A)

CIC Basketball

FR) Jack Gilhooley, Jack Cole, Paddy Price, Samuel Korst, Alec Acdol

R2) Lachlan Child, Charlie Cooke Absent) Joseph Roque

FR) Sam Ryan, Lachie Templeton, Christian Green, Jonathon Ball, Jake Balzano

R2) Thomas Deguara, Samuel Everding

Inset) Lachlan Perrier, Matthew Winsbury

FR) Alexander Logan, Jonty Carlson, Benjamin Pulsford, Corey Heaton, Lachlan Marshall

R2) Thomas Seymour, Aydan Lane, Jack Wallin

FR) George Myers, Tom Keating, Fabrice Ragoo, Declan Beare, James Danen

R2) Theo Samios, Oliver Kendall, Adrian Ravallese, William Ware, Aidan O’Donnell, Patrick Coffey Inset) Harrison Rieck

7D BASKETBALL

7A BASKETBALL

7C BASKETBALL

7B BASKETBALL

CIC Basketball

FR) Henry Goodwin, Billy Turner, Daniel Moses, Declan Edser

R2) Matthew Milicevic, Lachlan McDonald, Nicholas Elsey

Absent) Thomas Balshaw

FR) Dante Squassoni, Harry McKee, Nathan Whitby, Jack Challinor, Ethan Lisignoli

R2) Jett Stanton, Oscar Horton, John Lowe

FR) Damien Harding, Thomas Salpietro, Callum Corbett, Alex Crew, Nixon Smith, Nicholas Pugh

R2) Rhys Lanskey, Tyreece Rotscheid-Felu, Ethan Erikson, Timothy Hazlewood

FR) Regan Wolmersley, Rory Day, Gianni Deguara, Nicholas Conias, Giles Cheers, Nicholas Halstead

R2) Jack Honan, Alexander Conias, William Grigson

Inset) Cameron Winsbury

6D BASKETBALL

6A BASKETBALL

6C BASKETBALL

6B BASKETBALL

CIC Basketball

FR) Aiden Summerfield, Matthew Boxall, John Caffery, Campbell Smith

R2) Lewis Gibb, Jack Long, Lucas Boylan

FR) Isaac Lynch, Matthew O’Donnell, Nathan Atkinson, Thomas Buckley-Sammut

R2) Ethan Paholski, Peter Klaassen, Jack Dommett, Timothy Nielson

FR) Benjamin Ryan, Izaac Jenkins, William Barwick, Robert Guardala

R2) Joshua Dillon, Patrick Maione, Marc Fontana, Jack Daly, Thomas Daly, Matthew Short

FR) Harrison Short, Zane Tuite, Joshua Civitarese, Marcus Sountas

R2) Noah Woodger, Riley Wearne, Thomas Knowles, Thomas Kinross, Aidan Meredith, Jack Horan Inset) Jacob Perrier

5D BASKETBALL

5A BASKETBALL

5C BASKETBALL

5B BASKETBALL

CIC Cricket

YEAR 7 CRICKET BEST & FAIREST

L-R) Jack Gilhooley (7A), Harry Verity (7D Gold), Jack Lecatsas (7C), Ewan Anderson (7D Green), William Ware (7B)

YEAR 6 CRICKET BEST & FAIREST

FR) Mackenzie Osborne (6D White), Nathan Whitby (6B), Joahua Schaumburg (6A), Andrew Lewis (6D Green) R2) Mitchell Cameron (6D Gold), John Lowe (6C)

Villanova Cricket Results 2012

YEAR 5 CRICKET BEST & FAIREST

L-R) Samuel Behm (5D Green), Thomas Kinross (5C), Luke Berridge (5B), Flynn Ballantyne (5D White), James O’Rourke (5D Gold) Inset) Jacob Perrier (5A)

CIC Cricket

FR) George Myers, Tom Keating, Patrick Coffey, Jack Gilhooley, Sam Ryan, Lachlan Kearney

R2) Corey Heaton, Trent Clark, Thomas Seymour, Bennett Griffin

Inset) Patrick Cummins, Lachlan Perrier

FR) Charlie Griffin, Joshua Cole, Samuel Korst, Oliver Kendall, Danyon Muller, Declan Beare

R2) Julian Rhodes, Ryan Northey, Samuel Everding, William Ware, Benjamin Lynch, Timothy Girard

FR) Kieran Dooley, Jack Lecatsas, Michael Corones, Jonty Carlson, Patrick Thomas, Joseph Intelisano

R2) Jack Wallin, Aidan O’Donnell, Lachlan Child, Benjamin Memory

Inset) Matthew Winsbury

FR) Max Miller, Alexander Williams, Edward Uzelin, Harry Verity, Sean Carter, Zac Edwards

R2) Ramzi Matta, Jordan Hahne, Logan Fraser-Grant, Samuel Wilcox Absent) Joseph Buckley

FR) Ewan Anderson, Blake Humphrey, Alex McGarry, Raymond Hang, Liam O’Rourke, Jonathan Pinto

R2) Ben Slater, Jackson Scougall, Benjamin Pulsford

Absent) Luke Ellison, Jack Riley

Inset) Julian Mascadri

7D GOLD CRICKET

7A CRICKET

7B CRICKET

7C CRICKET

7D GREEN CRICKET

CIC Cricket

FR) Gus Clegg, Miles Parker, Nicholas Fury, Nixon Smith, William Lawson, Regan Womersley

R2) Jack Challinor, James King, Jack Honan, Oscar Horton, Alex Druery, Joshua Schaumburg, William Lassig

FR) Remy Holdsworth, Damien Harding, Will Vokes, Harrison Addley, Nathan Madden, Trent Foster

R2) Noah Hitchcock, Nathan Whitby, Lachlan Littleton, Lachlan McDonald, Timothy Hazlewood, Ethan Lisignoli, Oliver Kearney

FR) Isaac Brown, Lachlan Grewar, Liam Hartley, Samuel Brown, Riley Godwin, Giles Cheers

R2) Thomas Salpietro, Isaac Abraham, John Lowe, Alex Crew, Mark Stuart

Absent) Conor Gillam

Inset) Ronan Hughes

FR) Jack Slennett-Roberts, Hudson Rogers, Hunter Gapes, Mitchell Cameron, Charles Forster, Noah Robin

R2) Harry McKee, Cooper Matulick, Kurt Kays, Brayden Rosen, Liam Hampson, Alexander Dang, Joseph Roberts

Absent) Thomas Balshaw

6A CRICKET

6D GOLD CRICKET

6B CRICKET

6C CRICKET

CIC Cricket

FR) Andrew Lewis, Brendan Wallis, Lachlan D’Arcy, Alexander Chay, Calvin Nguyen, John Bhagwan

R2) Mark Barber, Leo Clarke, William Grigson, Samuel Chamberlain, Matthew Rankin, Samuel Campbell

Inset) Cameron Winsbury

FR) Nicholas Phillips, Noah Stephens, Sebastian Phelan, James Chigwidden, James Nicol, Nicholas Halstead

R2) Domenic Lazzarini, Mackenzie Osborne, Alexander Tomatore, Alexander Caulfield, Harold Morley, Callum Corbett, Montgomery Chigwidden

FR) Max Grant-Smith, Harrison Short, Tyler Harding, Campbell Smith, Samuel Cole

R2) Jeremy Goodsell, Matthew Short, Peter Klaassen, Jack Milner, George Stokes, Matthew Rolls

Absent) Jacob Perrier

FR) Zane Tuite, Luke Berridge, Nathan Atkinson, Isaac Lynch, Benjamin Ryan

R2) Riley Wearne, Aidan Meredith, Matthew Boxall, Lewis Gibb, Nicholas Morton, Adrian Rosso

Absent) Darcy Wade

5B CRICKET

6D GREEN CRICKET

5A CRICKET

6D WHITE CRICKET

CIC Cricket

FR) Harrison Wells, William Pulsford, Sebastian Woolgar, Noah Woodger, Benjamin McGregor

R2) Thomas Kinross, Thomas Knowles, Timothy Nielson, Jack Dommett, Will Kubler, Marc Fontana, Jack Horan

FR) Matthew Clark, Alexander John, James O’Rourke, Will Callan, Jacob Blacker

R2) William Barwick, Lucas Gough, Jack Scully, Will Stevens, Patrick Maione

Absent) Luke Whitton

FR) Samuel Behm, Rhys Nevis, Thomas Buckley-Sammut, Bradley Roulant, Nicholas Halvorson, Harry Lenton

R2) Aiden Summerfield, James Battersby, Andrew Vick, Vincent Schouten, Louis Caltabiano, Tomas Curley

FR) Lachlan Pinto, Harrison Ryan, Jakob Ternel, Alessandro Pennisi, Harry Wilson

R2) Robert Agnew, Joshua Pratt, Dominic Duskovic, Christopher Pearcy, Flynn Ballantyne, Connor Walker

Absent) Zachary Green

5D WHITE CRICKET

5C CRICKET

5D GREEN CRICKET

5D GOLD CRICKET

CIC Cross Country

Under 13 Cross Country Champion (Pennant)

Under 12 Middle School Cross Country Champion (Pennant + Pennant)

Under 12 Middle School Consistent Effort Cross Country (Pennant)

Under 12 Junior School Cross Country Champion (Perpetual + Pennant)

Under 11 Junior School Cross Country Champion (Perpetual + Pennant)

Under 11 Consistent Effort Cross Country (Pennant)

Under 10 Junior School Cross Country Champion (Perpetual + Pennant)

Under 10 Consistent Effort Cross Country (Pennant)

Jared Pascoe

William Lawson

Bennett Griffin

Jacob Bragg

Regan Womersley

Sam Cristina

George Stokes

Aiden Summerfield

L-R) Lachlan Kearney, Patrick Thomas, Ben Campbell, Christian Green, James Rosato

FR) Isaac Brown, Samuel Brown, Will Vokes, William Lawson, Nicholas Phillips

R2) James King, Jacob Bragg, Bennett Griffin

FR) Regan Womersley, John Caffery, Noah Hitchcock, Sam Cristina, James Schenk

R2) Cooper Matulick, Timothy Hazlewood, Matthew Milicevic, Mitchell Cameron

FR) Aiden Summerfield, Thomas Knowles, Tyler Harding, Lachlan Pinto

R2) Flynn Ballantyne, Lewis Gibb, Lucas Boylan, George Stokes

U11 CROSS COUNTRY

U13 CROSS COUNTRY

U12 CROSS COUNTRY

U10 CROSS COUNTRY

CIC Football

CIC Football Results 2012

Jake Balzano (7A), Ben Slater (7C), James Danen (7B)

L-R) Noah Stephens (6D), Finley Shanks (6C), Kurt Kays (6B), Nixon Smith (6A)

L-R) Jayden Bryant (5D), Will Kubler (5A), Matthew Conway (5C), Matthew Short (5B)

CIC Football

7A FOOTBALL

FR) Sam Ryan, Tom Keating, Michael Corones, Theo Samios, Jared Spoto, Jake Balzano, Joseph Intelisano

R2) Blake Humphrey, Ben Campbell, Harry Nicholson, Thomas Deguara, Brandon Isaak, Dominic Mar Fan, Timothy Girard

FR) James Danen, Bradley Radja, Benjamin Lynch, Sean Carter, Jonathan Pinto R2) Jack Lecatsas, James Tran, Aydan Lane, Douglas Hoepper Inset) Julian Mascadri

7B FOOTBALL

FR) Liam Kahr, Ramzi Matta, Nikolas Wiatrowski, Zac Edwards, George Fotinis R2) Daniel Duskovic, Nazih Sukkar, Logan Fraser-Grant, Raymond Hang

7C FOOTBALL

CIC Football

6A FOOTBALL

FR) Speros Angeli, Isaac Brown, Nixon Smith, Giles Cheers, Hudson Rogers, Asier Goni, Regan Womersley

R2) Billy Pavlou, Samuel Brown, Thomas Salpietro, Xavier Trovato, Nathan Whitby, Noah Hitchcock, Hegal Joseph

6B FOOTBALL

FR) Calvin Nguyen, Leo Clarke, Liam Hartley, Jett Stanton, Mackenzie Osborne, Johnathan Crisafi

R2) Samuel Campbell, Aidan Curcuruto, Alex Crew, Kurt Kays, Alexander Tornatore, Alexander Dang, Billy Turner

6C FOOTBALL

FR) Declan Edser, Daniel Moses, Jack Verner, Mitchell Crawford, Rylan Kindness, John Bhagwan

R2) Alexander Chay, Domenic Lazzarini, Cooper Matulick, Finley Shanks, Ethan Erikson, Anastasi Stergou, Joshua Schaumburg

Inset) Ronan Hughes

6D FOOTBALL

FR) Orin Boyter, Samuel Atkinson, Cael McWilliam, Charles Forster, Sebastian Phelan, Peter Rowland

R2) Henry Goodwin, Noah Stephens, Thomas Sedgwick, Alexander Conias, Alexander Caulfield, Harold Morley, Nelson Thorpe, Montgomery Chigwidden, Andrew Lewis

CIC Football

5A FOOTBALL

FR) Rhys Nevis, Zachary Angelucci, Grayson Nicolaou, Savvas Michaelides, Lachlan Pinto

R2) Marcus Sountas, Anthony Karamihas, Will Kubler, Sam Cristina, Connor Walker, Campbell Smith, Robert Guardala

5D FOOTBALL

FR) Benjamin Ryan, Alessandro Pennisi, Riley Wearne, Benjamin McGregor, Harrison Short

R2) Noah Woodger, Matthew Short, Thomas Knowles, Peter Klaassen, Marc Fontana, Millan McIntosh, Nicholas Thomas

FR) Tomas Curley, Matthew Rolls, Harry Wilson, Joshua Civitarese, Harrison Wells

R2) Patrick Maione, Aidan Meredith, Sebastian Woolgar, Matthew Conway, Will Stevens, Alexander John

FR) Samuel Behm, Nickolas Sofias, James Battersby, Nicholas Halvorson, Harry Lenton

R2) Gabriel Guidi, Lucas Gough, Joshua Kerr, Jack Scully, Jayden Bryant, Ewan McDougall, Jacob Blacker

5C FOOTBALL

5B FOOTBALL

CIC Rugby

CIC Rugby Results 2012

L-R) Joshua Cole (7D), Bennett Griffin (7B), Julian Rhodes (7A) Inset) Patrick Cummins (7C)

L-R) Riley Godwin (6C), William Lassig (6B), Michael Fitzpatrick (6A), Dante Squassoni (6D Gold), Harrison Addley (6D Green)

Max Grant-Smith (5C), Adrian Rosso (5A), Joshua Pratt (5B)

CIC Rugby

FR) Jonathon Boxall, Julian Rhodes, Jack Gilhooley, Christian Green, Ryan Northey, Patrick Thomas

R2) Aidan O’Donnell, Lachlan Child, Thomas Seymour, Samuel Everding, Jack Wallin, Mitchell Lockett, Patrick Coffey, Paddy Price

Inset) Lachlan Perrier, Matthew Winsbury

FR) Kieran Dooley, Declan Beare, Lachie Templeton, Bennett Griffin, Charlie Griffin, Lachlan Kearney

R2) Danyon Muller, Oliver Kendall, Trent Clark, Charlie Cooke, Jack Cole, Jonty Carlson, Alex McGarry

Inset) Harrison Rieck

FR) James Rosato, Benjamin Dillon, Jarrod Ross, Jack Fraser, Corey Heaton, Ewan Anderson

R2) Damien Bergin, Benjamin Memory, William Ware, Casey Kreutzer, James Steendyk, George Myers

Inset) Patrick Cummins

FR) Alexander Logan, Owen Liversidge, Samuel Dillon, Joshua Cole, Lachlan Paterson, Nicholas Angelucci

R2) Edward Uzelin, Harry Verity, Samuel Wilcox, Adrian Ravallese, Jordan Hahne, Benjamin Pulsford, Samuel Korst, Liam O’Rourke

7D RUGBY

7A RUGBY

7C RUGBY

7B RUGBY

CIC Rugby

FR) Remy Holdsworth, Lachlan Grewar, William Lawson, Michael Fitzpatrick, Nathan Madden, Nicholas Pugh

R2) Ethan Lisignoli, Lachlan Littleton, John Lowe, Tyreece Rotscheid-Felu, Harry McKee, James King

Inset) Cameron Winsbury

FR) Damien Harding, Oliver Kearney, Isaac Abraham, William Lassig, Will Vokes, Gus Clegg

R2) Mark Stuart, Timothy Hazlewood, Oscar Horton, Brayden Rosen, Nicholas Elsey, Lachlan McDonald, Alex Druery, Rory Day

FR) Jack Trevethan, Mitchell Cameron, Gianni Deguara, Mitchell Laarhoven, Riley Godwin, James Schenk

R2) Joseph Roberts, Jack Honan, Matthew Milicevic, Charles Milward, William Grigson, Gabriel Akkari

FR) James Nicol, Joshua Mitchell, James Chigwidden, Savva, Hatzipapas, Dante Squassoni, Jack Slennett-Roberts

R2) Hunter Gapes, Rhys Lanskey, Liam Hampson, Cameron Burge

6D GOLD RUGBY

6A RUGBY

6C RUGBY

6B RUGBY

CIC Rugby

FR) Harvey McCaul, Brendan Wallis, Lachlan D’Arcy, Noah Robin, Nicholas Phillips, Luke McMahon

R2) Mark Barber, Harrison Addley, Samuel Chamberlain, Matthew Rankin, Nicholas Fury

FR) Izaac Jenkins, Luke Whitton, Matthew O’Donnell, Robert Agnew, Tyler Harding, Joel O’Reilly

R2) George Stokes, Matthew Boxall, Jack Dommett, Lucas Boylan, Lewis Gibb, Thomas Kinross

FR) Cooper Brown, Zane Tuite, Nathan Atkinson, Louis Caltabiano, Will Callan, Thomas Buckley-Sammut

R2) Robert Lenahan, Harrison Ryan, Nicholas Morton, Joshua Pratt, Isaac Lynch, Jack Horan

R3) Vincent Schouten, Jack Long, Dominic Duskovic

FR) Max Grant-Smith, Jeremy Goodsell, William Pulsford, Joshua Dillon, Aiden Summerfield, Samuel Cole

R2) Thomas Daly, William Barwick, Jack Milner, Joseph Mead, John Caffery, James O’Rourke

R3) Scott Jones, Christopher Pearcy, Jack Daly

6D GREEN RUGBY

5A RUGBY

5C RUGBY

5B RUGBY

Villanova Swimming

BARRY CRAN

CIC Swimming Report

SWIMMING AGE CHAMPIONS

END OF YEAR SWIMMING AWARD WINNERS

Early morning starts and after school swim sessions were no problem for our crew of 42 squad members for our 5 week training period in 2012. With Mr Josh Russell and Mr Humberto Angerami as coaches and the AIC squad to set the example, we built up fitness levels, developed techniques and skills that saw CIC achieve its best ranking yet in the purple division – 5th .

Congratulations to our age champions James King (U13), Harrison Rieck (U12), Nick Elsey (U11), and Jeremy Goodsell (U10). Their extraordinary dedication to training, fitness, diet and attitude set the high standard for all other boys to follow, which indeed they did, with improvement from every boy in the squad. Particularly impressive was the second U11 relay team which smashed a 1st place only thirty minutes of being told they were in a race – now that’s the Villanovan spirit!

We would like to extend sincere thanks to the parents who dropped off, picked up, supplied food, cooked the bbq’s, and supported the management and coaches over the past six months. It’s only because of such effort from all fronts that good results were achieved.

NICHOLE

Under 12 Junior School Swimming Champion (Perpetual + Pennant)

Under 11 Junior School Swimming Champion (Perpetual + Pennant)

Under 10 Junior School Swimming Champion (Perpetual + Pennant)

Barry Cran Trophy (Perpetual + Pennant)

James King

Nicholas Elsey

Jeremy Goodsell

John Lowe

ROUHLIADEFF AND BLAKE MCLAUCHLAN CIC Swimming Managers

John Lowe

SWIMMING AWARD

L-R) Jeremy Goodsell (U10), Nicholas Elsey (U11), Lachlan Child (U13), James King (U12, Junior School) Inset) Harrison Rieck (U12)

L-R) Harrison Rieck in centre with Thivanka Obeyeseskere, Matthew Reece, Angus Armstrong and Michael Gaynor

CIC Swimming

L-R) Christian Green, William Ware, Lachlan Child, James Rosato

L-R) Ewan Anderson, Jonathon Boxall, Danyon Muller, James King, Nicholas Angelucci

Harrison Rieck

FR) Nicholas Pugh, James Nicol, Dante Squassoni, Jack Challinor, Andrew Vick, Cael McWilliam, Luke McMahon

R2) Alex Druery, Michael Fitzpatrick, Liam Hampson, Nic Elsey, John Lowe, William Grigson, Mark Stuart Inset) Cameron Winsbury

FR) Campbell Smith, Will Callan, Joshua Pratt, Jeremy Goodsell, Joel O’Reilly

R2) Harrison Ryan Lucas Gough, Lucas Boylan, Matthew Boxall, Thomas Knowles

Inset)

CIC Tennis

ERIC MAIDENS CUP AND JUNIOR SCHOOL

CIC TENNIS

Villanova CIC Tennis Results 2012

TENNIS AGE CHAMPIONS

Hitchcock

L-R) Harry Wilson (Year 5), Timothy Girard (Year 7), Noah Hitchcock (Year 6)

FR) Noah Hitchcock (Team 1), Joshua Schaumburg (Team 2), Ewan Anderson (Team 3), Matthew Conway (Team 4) R2) Jack Verner (Team 6), Jonty Carlson (Team 7), Sean Carter (Team 8), Nicholas Fury (Team 5)

CIC Tennis

L-R) Joshua Schaumburg, Samuel Wilcox, Harry Verity, Kieran Dooley Absent) Luke Ellison

L-R) Samuel Behm, Will Stevens, Matthew Conway, Sebastian Woolgar, Harry Wilson

L-R) Gus Clegg, Timothy Girard, Lachlan McDonald, Timothy Hazlewood, Noah Hitchcock

CIC TENNIS TEAM 4

CIC TENNIS TEAM 1

L-R) Nixon Smith, Mark Stuart, Oliver Kearney, Ewan Anderson Inset) Patrick Cummins

CIC TENNIS TEAM 3

CIC TENNIS TEAM 2

CIC Tennis

L-R) Mark Barber, James Brown, Oliver Kendall, Jack Verner

L-R) Rowan Aukes, Liam O’Rourke, Alexander Williams, Edward Uzelin, Sean Carter

L-R) Jonathan Pinto, James King, Nathan Whitby, Jack Lecatsas, Nicholas Fury

CIC TENNIS TEAM 8

CIC TENNIS TEAM 5

L-R) Lachlan Marshall, Jonty Carlson, Ben Slater, Gabriel Akkari, James Chigwidden

CIC TENNIS TEAM 7

CIC TENNIS TEAM 6

CIC Representatives

STATE REPRESENTATIVES

METROPOLITAN-EAST REPRESENTATIVES

CO-CURRICULAR AWARD WINNERS 2012

L-R) Alec Acdol (Basketball), James Rosato (Surf Life Saving), Jacob Bragg (Cross Country)

FR) Jacob Bragg, Noah Hitchcock, Alec Acdol, Flynn Ballantyne, George Stokes

R2) Benjamin Lynch, Danyon Muller, Roarke Ronan, George Myers Inset) Nicholas Elsey

FR) Joshua Schaumburg, Alec Acdol, James Danen, Ewan Anderson, Johnathon Boxall, Lachlan Bodel R2) Tim Girard, Jonty Carlson, Daniel Duskovic, Corey Heaton, Bennett Griffin

AIC Sport

It is with great pleasure that I write my first Director of Sport report for the Villanovan community. As a new member of staff this year, it has given me the opportunity to reflect upon how our new students are transitioned into the College. The feeling of anxiety and the hope that one is accepted, I would say, is felt by all new comers. It comes as no surprise to me that one’s participation and involvement in Sport, among other things, can break down the barriers and allow friendships and camaraderie to form within our College community.

Every year we greet a new intake of Year 5 and 8 students and our task begins to make these boys feel welcomed and to provide them with opportunities to grow and develop across many areas. The sporting programme at Villanova is not just about aiding a boy’s physical development – it is so much more. When a boy dons the green and gold for Villanova he learns the importance of being a valued member of a team and an equally important member of the Villanova community. It is where a boy learns about having pride in himself and in his school. Our students understand that hard work and good preparation are needed to succeed and at times they know that when the chips are down you have to dig deep and support each other in times of difficulty. The experiences which the boys receive from playing sport become life-long lessons which could be applied to many facets of their lives.

The overall culture of a College is formed by the participation, passion and involvement of all members in the community including parents, staff and students. There is no doubt that the building of this positive culture within a school takes many years to develop but unfortunately it can be destroyed in a short time. The Yr 12 cohort was reminded on many occasions that they have a responsibility to uphold the positive culture of the school and they had a responsibility to ensure that they hand over to the next generation of students a school which is in a better state from that which was given to them.

In my brief time at Villanova, I have witnessed many great contributions made by our students and their families, particularly in the area of sport. The grit and determination shown by our students each week as they prepare for competition has been very pleasing. Our success is largely due to the hard work put in at training over the entire season and has certainly been fundamental to Villanova’s success this year. The generosity of our parents, old boys and staff, who give freely of their time to coach, manage, umpire, score, serve at canteens, etc. is paramount to the success of our sports programme and I sincerely thank all those who have assisted in 2012.

I wish also to acknowledge the efforts of the ‘Villanova Sports Club’. This group is a parent driven body which meets regularly in order to provide support and assistance to the Villa sports programme. The support ranges from manning canteens for weekend fixtures, the organisation of fundraising events, providing funding for sports related projects and much more. After many years of service, the Club’s president and treasurer (listed respectively), Mr Simon Healy and his wife Mrs Julie Healy have decided to withdraw from these positions of office as their youngest son graduates from Villa. I thank them both

for their dedication, service and passion shown towards Villanova College over this time. Their contribution over the years has been outstanding.

There is no doubt that Villa had a very successful year in 2012. By our own unofficial rankings, Villa would be ranked in equal second place in AIC for 2012. Altogether our College secured 26 premierships throughout the year. Villanova were crowned the school aggregate Champions in Basketball and Cricket. Our School was only a few points away from securing the Tennis and Football aggregates too. Villanova won an astounding five 1st premierships in 2012.These include the 1st Cricket, 1st Volleyball, 1st Football, 1st Tennis and 1st Basketball titles. A more detailed report of each sport is available within this magazine. However, in my opinion, these results are nowhere near as important as the value the boys receive from participating in a team and enjoying all the benefits that playing sports has to offer. I would like to thank and acknowledge the great work accomplished by my colleagues in the Sport Office including Mr Tony Hindmarsh (AIC Co-ordinator), Mr Chris Everding (CIC Coordinator) and Mrs Erika Schofield (Sports Administrator). I again thank all those who have assisted throughout 2012 by taking on various roles within the sports programme. I hope we are able to have the same level of support from our community in 2013 to fill all positions required.

Finally, to the students who participated in school sport throughout the year, I was impressed by the way in which you have conducted yourselves as representatives of our College community, I offer you all my congratulations. Your success and sportsmanship has made this year a thoroughly enjoyable one.

MR CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

Mr Craig Stariha, Director of Sport Simon Healy (President Sports Club), Damian Beeston (Vice President Sports Club) and Keith Williams making ready for a day-long Saturday shift at Villanova Park

Volunteer mums doing tuckshop duty at Villanova Park including Coleen McBride, Robyn Gunning, Lindy Beale, Chery Greenwood, Anne Catalano, Latina Mirkovic, Patricia Intelisano and Ronnie Paterson

Sportsman of the Year

The Paul Finnimore Memorial Shield for Sportsman of the Year award is given for success in sport, breadth of participation, and sportsmanlike attitude, the last criterion of which takes precedence over the other two.

(Extract from Mr Harvey’s Graduation night speech)

This year’s recipient of the award, Ben Davis, has displayed great dedication and commitment in all his sporting pursuits. He is admired and respected by his peers and looked up to by the younger members of the College Community. A gifted and talented leader as well as sportsman, this young man clothes himself in a garment of humility, ensuring that others are neither intimidated by his ability nor envious of his success. He is a genuine team player in the fullest sense of the word…always displaying the highest ideals of sportsmanlike conduct and behaviour. His commitment to Villanova sport is unquestionable, more often than not placing his beloved school ahead of national duties. During this, his Senior year, he has successfully juggled the academic rigours of Year 12 with representing Australia in Volleyball. He is the only student in recent AIC history to Captain two premiership-winning teams in the one year. I am very confident in saying that the man, after whom the Sportsman of the Year award is named, Paul Finnimore, would be thoroughly delighted with this year’s recipient of the College’s highest sporting award.

Ben Davis, Graduation Ceremony with Mr Harvey

Ben, Volleyball v Iona

Brock Degiovanni, Volleyball v Iona

Ben is mobbed by excited Villanovans after his 1st VI Basketball Team secured the premiership with victory over St Patrick’s

Lachlan Davis, Volleyball v Iona

Ben, home game v St Patrick’s

Large turnout for final Basketball game of season v St Patrick’s

Adam O’Brien, Volleyball v Padua

Laurie Sheehan enjoying the Senior School Swimming Carnival

Andre Ugrinic, Basketball v St Patrick’s

Aaron Sorridimi, Villa tiger, Volleyball v Iona

Ben, Basketball v St Patrick’s

Villanova Sport

Fletcher McCaul, Rugby v St Edmund’s

Tom Delaney, Heavey House Vice Captain with Swimming trophy

Darren Thomas, 1ST XI Coach Joe Spina, AIC Athletics

Spencer O’Neill, AIC Athletics Tennis v St Patrick’s

Sean Finnimore, Cricket v Ashgrove

Jonathon Wyvill

Manoli Vasiliou, Football v St Edmund’s

Paul Olsen, Sports Medicine guru

Daniel Martin, Football v St Edmund’s

Bryce Mulcahy, Cricket v Ashgrove Senior A Chess Winners

AIC Athletics Team

Chris Barnewall, AIC Swimming

Chris Paterson, Rugby v Iona

Villanova Sport

Kenric Rotscheid-Felu, Interhouse Athletics

Loughlin Batch, Rugby v Iona

Andrei Acdol, Interhouse Athletics

Jack Blanchfield, Cricket v Ashgrove

Luke Greenslade-Horton, Football v Padua

Jason Harrigan, Football v St Edmund’s

Aaron Sorridimi, Rugby v Iona

Jack Rolls, Cricket v Ashgrove James Hulme, Tennis v St Patrick’s

Ben Jarrett, Interhouse Athletics

Liam Hickey, Interhouse Athletics

Jack Mammone, AFL

Patrick Agnew, Middle School Cross Country Quinn Hourigan, AFL

Thomas Rashad, AIC Athletics

Greg O’Neill, keen basketball spectator

Villanovan

Villanova Sport

Joel Sherry, centre, Middle School Cross Country

Nick Klaassen, AIC Athletics

Jarrod Cameron, Yannick Norman, Middle School Cross Country

Tom Delaney, Cricket v Ashgrove

David McKay, Middle School Swimming

Jared Pascoe, AIC Athletics

James Treby, Rugby v St Edmund’s

Will Hayes, Rugby v St Edmund’s Joel Lui, Rugby v St Edmund’s

Jake Bell, Rugby v St Edmund’s

James Danen, Middle School Cross Country

Hamilton Jones, Cricket v St Patrick’s Max Baker, AIC Athletics

Joshua Wall, Middle School Cross Country

Sean O’Neill, 1st XI Cricket Coach v Ashgrove

Ravin de S Wjeyeratne, AFL

Peter Simpson, Middle School Cross Country

James Reich, Volleyball v Padua

Sports Representatives

AUSTRALIAN VOLLEYBALL U18 TEAM

R2)

METROPOLITAN-EAST REPRESENTATIVES

Ryan Cameron (Rugby League), Tom Delaney (Athletics)

R3) Cameron Torpy (Rugby League), Will Stokes (Athletics), Daniel Valetic (AFL), Andre Ugrinic (Basketball), Elijah Lui (Rugby), Nathan Swan (Swimming), Brayden Torpy (Rugby League)

R4) Harry Collin (Cricket), Nick Klaassen (Football, Athletics), Sean Finnimore (Cricket), Jackson Cooke (Volleyball), Ben Davis (Volleyball), Lachlan Davis (Volleyball), Michael Criticos (Athletics)

Ben Davis

FR) Liam Boudin (Athletics, Cross Country), Ben Honan (Cricket), Justin Lee (Cricket), Kenric Rotscheid-Felu (Rugby Union), Timothy Jarrett (Cricket), Jason Harrigan (Football), Damon Mulcahy (Cricket)

Angus Armstrong (Swimming), Sam Thong (Rugby), Tom Rolls (AFL), Luke Greenslade-Horton (Football), Jared Pascoe (Athletics, Cross Country),

Sports Representatives

QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES

FR) Callum Davies (Cross Country), Jared Pascoe (Cross Country, Athletics), Benjamin Jarrett (Indoor Cricket), Isaiah Edwards (AFL), Jason Harrigan (Football), Timothy Jarrett (Indoor Cricket), Jun Tominaga (Indoor Cricket)

R2) Rory Eiffe (Judo), James Stuart (Kyacking), Lachlan Davis (Volleyball), Ben Davis (Volleyball), Jackson Cooke (Volleyball), Michael Criticos (Athletics), Nick Klaassen (Football), Kenric Rotscheid-Felu (Rugby Union)

AIC REPRESENTATIVES

FR) Jason Harrigan (Football), Brayden Torpy (Rugby Union), James Treby (Rugby Union), Tom Delaney (Rugby Union, Cricket), Joshua Capelli (Football)

R2) James Hillsdon (Rugby Union), Sean Finnimore (Cricket), Nick Klaassen (Football), Manoli Vasiliou (Football)

Inset) Aaron Sorridimi (Rugby Union)

Absent) Julian Chinn (Cricket)

Open AIC Teams

AIC Aggregate Shield, AIC Trophy

Fr Dave Brimson Trophy (V St Augustine’s), AIC Premiership Trophy

FR) Cameron Wicks, Luke Healy, Ben Davis (Captain), Jack Smith, Adam O’Brien, Chris Paterson

R2) Steve Rouhliadeff (Coach), Greg O’Neill (Coach), Luke Harris, Jackson Cooke, Andre Ugrinic, Isaac Voss, Sean O’Neill (Coach)

1ST V BASKETBALL - PREMIERS

FR) Bryce Mulcahy, Tom Rolls, Hamilton Jones, Sean Finnimore, Julian Chinn, Dominic Kearney, Benjamin Jarrett

R2) James Rolls, Michael Dann (Coach), Sean O’Neill (Coach), Harry Collin, Sam Mulcahy Inset) Tom Delaney

1ST XI CRICKET - PREMIERS

FR) Daniel Roulant, Michael Barton, Manoli Vasiliou (Captain), Daniel McIlwain, Joshua Capelli (Vice Captain), Joseph Potter, Jason Harrigan

R2) Daniello Romano, Luke Greenslade-Horton, Constantine Lentakis, Darren Thomas (Coach), Lucas Harris, Claude Capelli (Coach), Peter Vorkas, Jordi Iezzi, Michael Michaelides, Daniel Martin

Inset) Nick Klaassen

1ST XI FOOTBALL - PREMIERS

Open AIC Teams

1ST IV TENNIS - PREMIERS

1ST VI VOLLEYBALL - PREMIERS

AIC Trophy

Errol Davis Memorial Cup, AIC Premiership Trophy

L-R) Jordan Wright, James Hulme, Alec Wright (Captain), Simon Svoboda

FR) Brock Degiovanni, James Hillsdon, Ben Davis, Sam McGuckin, Rafael Franco

R2) Andre Ugrinic, Sean Thomas (Coach), Jackson Cooke, Trish McGrath (Manager), Lachlan Davis, Jordan Willett Inset) Nick Klaassen

FR) Christopher Barnewall, Daniel Orgill, Michael Criticos (Captain), Nick Klaassen, James Stephanos

OPEN ATHLETICS

Open AIC

FR) Daniel Orgill, Joel Lui, Nicholas McQueen, James Hillsdon (Captain), Brady Zahner, Andrew Dare, Joshua Mombelli

R2) William McBride, Nicholas Doversand, Dave Magee (Coach), Brayden Torpy, Shaun Hourigan (Coach), James Treby, Jonathon Wyvill, Joshua Bluett

R3) Aaron Sorridimi, Chris Paterson, Sam McGuckin, Reilly Hourigan, Loughlin Batch

R4) Jake Bell, Will Hayes, Will Stokes

Inset) Tom Delaney

Absent) Rhys Beal

Manager) Tim Treby

L-R) Mr Adrian Hellwig (Coach), Stephen Twist, Jonathan Hohl, Cameron Gujral, Angus Kay

FR) Tim Duffy (Captain), Benjamin Jarrett, Christopher Barnewall, Xavier Vasta, James Stephanos, Daniel Orgill

R2) Tom Delaney, Thomas Novic, Sean Finnimore, Sam McGuckin, Blake Johnson, James Hulme

FR) Stephen Stefanou, Cameron Gujral, Tristan Goode, Blake Johnson, Christopher Barnewall

R2) Samuel Boxall, Jackson Cooke, Reilly Hourigan, James Stephanos

Absent) Rhonan Lees, Will Hayes

1ST XV - MAGPIE TROPHY WINNERS

AIC Athletics

U-15 ATHLETICS U-16 ATHLETICS

R2)

Participation in sport allows our boys to demonstrate pride in themselves, their mates and the College. Participation provides opportunities for students to further build character and a positive school culture. I often say to the students that as they pass through the College they will be given lots of opportunities to grow and develop in many areas. From time to time the College will ask students to give back. In future I hope that all students are able to help our College when needed.

I was extremely pleased with how our team conducted themselves and wore the uniform over the Championship. The atmosphere within the squad was very positive. It is something that the students really enjoyed. There were many outstanding performances on the day by many of our athletes However, congratulations go to Michael Criticos (Captain) and Nick Klaassen who were both selected as Villa’s ‘Best Athlete on Day’ at our presentations. Well done to all involved!

MR CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

Middle and Senior School Athletics Awards 2012

Villanova AIC Champion for 2012

OPEN Athletics Champion and receiving the R.J. Boyle Cup

OPEN Sprint Champion and receiving the Egil Brutan’s Trophy

UNDER 16 Receiving the John Perrier Memorial Trophy

UNDER 15 Receiving the Laurie Schlecht Trophy

UNDER 14

UNDER 13

UNDER 12 Middle School Age Champion

AIC Athletics Points 2012

Michael Criticos and Nick Klaassen

Michael Criticos (Year 12)

Nick Klaassen (Year 12)

Will Stokes (Year 11)

Cameron Torpy (Year 10)

Harry Stokes and Justin Lee (Year 9)

Jared Pascoe (Year 8)

Jonathon Boxall (Year 7)

FR) Liam Boudin, Richard Barnewall, Isaiah Edwards, Bradley Chapman, Sam Thong

Robert Marinelli, Tom Fitzgerald, Benjamin Paterson, Andrew Coyne, Dominic Loveday, Liam Wilkinson, Nathaniel Mar Fan, Cameron Torpy

Absent) Lachlan Atkinson, Andrew Coyne, Jayden Daley, Peter Gerrie, Kenric Rotscheid-Felu

FR) Max Campbell, Joe Spina, Sam McMaster, Tony Grasso

R2) Thomas Rashad, Loughlin Batch, Spencer O’Neill, Will Stokes, Finn Shearer

AIC Athletics

U-14 ATHLETICS

FR) Isaac Lubrano, Ben Nielson, Alexander Perlinski, Justin Lee, Harry Stokes

R2) Harry Price, Emmanuel Alexion, Jonathan Chia, Quinn Hourigan, Jack Mammone, Wade Baumgart, Connor Nicholson, Rohan Shay, Sinclair O’Neill, Jonah Rhodes Absent)

U-13 ATHLETICS

Personal AIC Results Athletics 2012

FR) Callum Davis, Patrick Agnew, Marcus Lau

R2) Joel Boudin, Matthew Porter

Absent) Dominic Coote, Nicholas Djelovic, Jared Pascoe, Ben Stuart

AIC Basketball

On behalf of the College I would like to congratulate all coaches, managers, officials and the many others who supported Villanova’s tennis and basketball programme in 2012.

As a result of our good work, Villa dominated the competition in basketball to take out the 2012 Aggregate School Champion title. A fantastic result for the College!

Full results are printed below.

CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

AIC Basketball Premierships

1st V Basketball - Coached by Mr Greg O’Neill, Mr Sean O’Neill & Mr Stephen Rouhliadeff

3rd V Basketball - Coached by Mr Peter Meecham

14B Basketball - Coached by Mr Nic Cassidy & Mr Dan Doversand (Old Boys)

14C Basketball - Coached by Mr Brian Pascoe

13A Basketball - Coached by Mr Matt McGrath

13C Basketball - Coached by Mr Luke Healy & Mr Adam O’Brien (current senior students)

Basketball Awards Best and Fairest 2012

1st V Andre Ugrinic (also received the First V Basketball Award, the Charlie Fisher Cup) (Year 11)

2nd V Sam McGuckin (Year 12)

3rd V Anthony Dolan (Year 12)

16 A Spencer O’Neill (Year 11)

15 A Ben MacLean (Year 10)

15 B Madhav Deepak (Year 10)

15C Ryan Motley (Year 10)

Villanova AIC Basketball Results 2012

14 A Jack Rolls (Year 9)

14B Charlie Armstrong (Year 9)

14C Harrison Stanfield (Year 9)

14D Zachary Genrich (Year 9)

13 A Christo Vasil (Year 8)

13B Julian Guidotti (Year 8)

13C Rani Robin (Year 8)

13D Dylan Anderson (Year 8)

AIC Basketball

2ND V BASKETBALL

FR) Thivanka Obeyesekere, Adam O’Brien, Curtis Martin, Tim Duffy

R2) Dean Bremner (Coach), Sam McGuckin, Rory O’Connor Absent) Ben Batchelor, James Hillsdon, James Robertson

FR) Rafael Franco, Olivier Ragoo, Anthony Dolan, Reilly Hourigan, Andrei Acdol R2) Peter Meecham (Coach), Michael Criticos, Daniel McILwain, James Lynne Absent) Matthew Goldsmith

3RD V BASKETBALL

FR) Joshua Beeston, Cooper Greenwood, Chris Paterson, Jayden Bredhauer, Joshua Chinchilla-Mendez

R2) Mitchell Hayward (Coach), Bryden Aerenga, Spencer O’Neill, Josh Williams Manager) Ms Juanita Jacobs Absent) Samuel Luton

16A BASKETBALL

AIC Basketball

FR) Jake Litzner, Matthew Sever, Lachlan Honan, Ben MacLean, Dylan Pitt

R2) Sean O’Neill (Coach), Lachlan Davis, Robert Marinelli, Murray Thorpe

15A BASKETBALL

FR) Madhav Deepak, Rohan Dooley, Jonathan Shearman, Joshua Miller, Isaiah Edwards

R2) Jordan Sherry, Samuel Pulsford, Michael Downs, Alexander Curcuruto, Lachlan Atkinson Coaches) Jacob Meecham, Ben Davis

15B BASKETBALL

FR) Tom Spillane, Daniel Ju, Connor Heath, Bradley Chapman, Luke Heatley

R2) Ms Shannon Edmonds (Manager), Lochie Hackett (Coach), Tom Fitzgerald, Jarod Hart, Ryan Motley, Henry Blunt, Lachlan Wolf, Luke Gooch

15C BASKETBALL

AIC Basketball

14D BASKETBALL

FR) Jack Turner, Jack Rolls, Bailey Cox, Nicholas Milicevic, Damon Mulcahy

R2) Harry Heenan, Jordan Stevens, Harry Cooke, Jack Mammone

Coach) Greg O’Neill

FR) Harry Price, Ben Nielson, Ben Honan, Dominic Green, Jonah Luton

R2) Louis Cassidy, Angus Armstrong, Thomas Cronin Coaches) Nick Cassidy, Daniel Doversand

Absent) Charlie Armstrong

FR) Josh Mullins, David Shearman, Benjamin Cleary, Rhys Shearman, Louis Shepherd

R2) Brian Pascoe (Coach), Rohan Shay, Henry Cairns, Ravin de S Wijeyeratne, Aidan Dooley, Harrison Stanfield

Absent) Ethan Henderson

Injured) Elias Sozkesen

FR) Adam Templeton, Samuel White-Downie, Dominic Wintour, Lewis Cheers, George Koulouris

R2) Thomas Scanlan, Zachary Genrich, Jacob Boxall, Bronson Dadey, Leon Coleman, Zak Adkins

Coaches) Jack Smith, Andre Ugrinic, Absent) Victor Alvarez, Connor Fraser-Grant, Patrick Gerrie, Daniel Igoe

14A BASKETBALL

14C BASKETBALL

14B BASKETBALL

AIC Basketball

FR) Christopher Vasil, Jared Pascoe, Lachlan Whiting, Gianni Lenarduzzi, Daniel MacLean

R2) Isaac Rush, Thomas Moses

Absent) Ryan McDonald

Coach) Matthew McGrath

FR) Julian Guidotti, Jock Lucas, Max Goodwin, Joel Sherry, James Fisher

R2) Peter Sheridan, Jordan Balsamo, Benjamin Porter Coach) Jim Harris

Absent) Jordan Edser

FR) Oliver Kalaitzides, Keaton Pobar, Liam McMahon, Thomas Bates

R2) Adam O’Brien (Coach), Oscar Harris, Kane Sheehy, Ben Wilkinson, Dante Schick, Rani Robin, Samuel Harding, Luke Healy (Coach)

FR) Paddy Wallis, Matthew Bourke, Noah Toohey, Julen Goni, Angus McColl

R2) Marcus Lau, Liam McNaught, Lachlan Driver, Gianluca La Monaca

Coaches) Jackson Cooke, Cameron Wicks

Absent) Dylan Anderson, William Jenkins, Angus McColl, Owen Peries

13A BASKETBALL

13D BASKETBALL

13C BASKETBALL

13B BASKETBALL

AIC Cricket

Villanova has, for the first time, taken out the AIC Cricket Aggregate Championship. This is a tremendous achievement for our College and it comes as a direct result of much hard work and effort put in by all involved, players, coaches and managers over the years.

Five premierships were won, 14A, 14B, 15A, 15B as well as the prestigious 1st XI title. Congratulations go to all our players on a sensational season, particularly those players who gained a premiership and especially to all members of the 1st XI squad who together with their coaches Mr Sean O’Neill and Mr Michael Dann put in a great deal of work since term 4 last year and over the Christmas break in order to be the Champion team they

Cricket Awards Best and Fairest 2012

1st XI Sean Finnimore (also received the First XI Award, Mullins Family Shield & Jack Roache Trophy) (Year 12)

2nd XI Josh Williams (Year 11)

3rd XI Bryce Hill (Year 11)

4th XI Lucas Jones (Year 12)

have become. On behalf of the entire College I wish to thank and congratulate all the coaches and managers listed below. I also would like to thank every boy in every team who did his best week in, week out for himself and the College.

Cricket Coaches/Managers

2nd XI - Mr Anthony Rush, 3rd XI – Mr Steve Klinakis and Mr Michael Schouten, 4th XI – Mrs Julie Rush, 5th XI – Mr Tony Rolls, 15C - Mrs Ros Giles, 14C – Mr David Murphy, 14D –Mr Wayne Blair, 13A Mr Lee Parker, 13B – Mr Dennis Valetic, 13C – Mr Michael Burchett

MR CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

5th XI Brayden Torpy (Year 12)

15A Daniel Valetic (Year 10)

15B Tom Fitzgerald (Year 10)

15C Harris Wakeling (Year 9)

15D Lachlan Wolf (Year 10)

14A Damon Mulcahy (Year 9)

Villanova AIC Cricket Results 2012

14B Rohan Shay (Year 9)

14C Harry Price (Year 9)

14D Aidan Matta (Year 9)

13A Joshua Fraser (Year 8)

13B Dominic Coote (Year 8)

13C Ben Wilkinson (Year 8)

AIC Cricket

2ND XI CRICKET

FR) Michael Barton, Chris Druery, James Hulme (Captain), Brendan Keating, Thivanka Obeyesekere, Curtis Martin

R2) Mitchell Rylands, Josh Williams, Mitchell Albury, Will Stokes, Samuel Luton, Jason Harrigan, Anthony Rush (Coach)

3RD XI CRICKET

FR) Chris Paterson, Dominic Pearson, Nick Lenarduzzi, Xavier Vasta, Theo Klinakis, Lachlan Crawford

R2) Michael Schouten (Manager), James Lynne, Josh Heatley, Luke Condon, Tom Schouten, Rory O’Connor, Bryce Hill, Steve Klinakis (Coach) Absent) Daniel McIlwain

4TH XI CRICKET

FR) Daniel Roulant, Lucas Jones, Joseph Potter (Captain), Joshua Blair, Peter Heinen, Jacob Kelly

R2) Andrew Lund, Ethan Lam, Lochlainn Moloney, John Copley, Justin Strong, Ms Julie Davis (Coach)

5TH XI CRICKET

FR) Lok Lui, Elliot Farrington, Lachlan Ferguson, Andrew Peters, Callum Melican

R2) Daniel Dennis, Matthew van Genderen, Brayden Torpy, Will Hayes, James Lawler, Cameron Torpy Coach) Tony Rolls Absent) Rhys Boudin

AIC Cricket

FR) Isaiah Edwards, Rohan Dooley, Liam Wilkinson (Captain), Timothy Jarrett, Liam Boudin, Andrew Coyne

R2) Thomas O’Connor (Coach), Matthew Keller, Lachlan Honan, Liam Hickey, Daniel Valetic, Sam Thong, Kieran O’Connor (Coach)

FR) Thomas Collins, Connor Heath, Ryan Cameron (Captain), Thomas Tobin, Kyle Strong, Tom Fitzgerald

R2) Tom Want (Coach), Tom Cochrane, Sam Ceron, Peter Harding, Trent Seaby, Liam Carlton-Jones, Patrick Weightman (Coach), Nic Underhill (Coach)

FR) Nathan Beech, Riley Dent, Ben Daley (Captain), Braden Egart, William Porter, Mac Leeson

R2) Mrs Roslyn Giles (Coach), Stewart Williams, Jordan Sherry, Robert Marinelli, Harris Wakeling

FR) Andrew Causer, Jack Lamb, Henry Blunt, Nicholas Boxall, Luke Heatley, Tom Spillane

R2) Dylan Foster, Lachlan Wolf, Kyle Walker, Callum Brockett, Jake Litzner, Andrew Blunt (Manager)

15A CRICKET - PREMIERS

15D CRICKET

15C CRICKET

15B CRICKET - PREMIERS

AIC Cricket

FR) David Coates, Jack Blanchfield, Sean Keating, Damon Mulcahy, Emmanuel Alexion, Wilson Lam

R2) Ryan Johnson (Coach), Ravin de S Wijeyeratne, Jack Rolls, Ben Honan, Matthew Pertnikovs, Harrison Stanfield, Alex McIlwain, Zachary Genrich, Justin Lee

FR) Jackson Potter, Max Baker, Lachlan White, Josh Mullins, David Coates, Jack Stamatiou

R2) Jamie Mullins (Coach), Zachary Genrich, Jonah Rhodes, Emmanuel Alexion, Matthew Pertnikovs, Ethan Smith, Ben Nielson, Adam Rankin, Rohan Shay

FR) Sam Intelisano, Harry Price, James Rankin, Thomas Butcher, Jacob Murphy, Liam Edgerton

R2) Dave Murphy (Coach), Victor Alvarez, Aidan Dooley, Tyler Williams, Bailey Stiller

Absent) Lewis Cheers, Pierce Geeraerts

FR) Angus Gosper, Matthew Garnier, Andrew Stevenson, Ryan Morgan, Jonathan Garnier, Nick Phillips

R2) Wayne Blair (Coach), Jayden Woolaston, Joshua Piscioneri, Ethan Blair, Lachlan McIntosh, Isaac Lubrano, Aidan Matta, Henry Cairns

Absent) Conor Schofield

14A CRICKET - PREMIERS

14D CRICKET

14C CRICKET

14B CRICKET - PREMIERS

AIC Cricket

13A CRICKET

13B CRICKET

CRICKET

FR) Callum Davies, Matthew Donegan, Louis Carlton-Jones, Luke Perkins, Sean Parker, Jun Tominaga

R2) Lee Parker (Coach), David Lloyd, Joshua Fraser, Ben Stuart, Joel Boudin Absent) Yannick Norman, Sam Streten

FR) James Fisher, Jacob Mulcahy, Dominic Coote, Joshua Wall, Paddy Wallis, Samuel Harding

R2) David Lenarduzzi (Manager), Thomas Valetic, Gus Hicks, Jordan Balsamo, Adam Loudon, Gianni Lenarduzzi, Benjamin Keller

FR) Alex Sim, Keaton Pobar, Declan Kelly, Clay Hutchings, Matthew Watson

R2) Jed Leeson, Ben Wilkinson, Lachlan Fisher, Ryan Cook, Max Clegg, Matthew Bourke Absent) Dylan Anderson, Nicholas Gauci, Mack Jennings, Samuel Lacey, Owen Peries, Max Wakeling, Zachary Wegert Coach) Mr Michael Burchett

13C

Villanovan

AIC Cross Country

The annual AIC Cross Country Championships were held at Limestone Park, Ipswich, on Saturday July 28. The results were an outstanding demonstration of team performance and squad harmony.

Villa placed equal 4th on the day, up from 7th last year. Results from age groups were as follows: U/13 – 1st, U/14 – 5th, U/15 –2nd, U/16 – 7th, Open – 7th . Congratulations to the U/13 boys who won their age group convincingly in their first season in AIC. Every single Villa runner did himself, his coaches and parents proud on the day. Every runner finished the race with nothing left in the tank and almost every runner did a Limestone Park personal best time on the day. Some notable performances were as follows:

U/13 Jared Pascoe 2nd (Age Champion 2012), Callum Davies 3rd, Declan Carr 9th, Matt Porter 11th

U/14 Jack Rolls 2nd (Age Champion 2012), Harry Stokes 20th

U/15 Liam Boudin 8th (Age Champion 2012), Ben MacLean 12th, Connor Fountain 17th, Tom Spillane 19th

U/16 Will Stokes 18th (Age Champion 2012)

OPEN James Stephanos 20th (Age Champion 2012)

Thank you to Coach David Barton (Class of 2009), mentor Lok Seeto (Class of 2011), coach/coordinators Mr Brian Pascoe (staff) and parent Mr David Willems for getting the best out of the runners in 2012. Thank you also to Mr Craig Stariha, Mr Tony Hindmarsh and Mrs Erika Schofield for helping with logistics throughout the season, including the annual camp to Tamborine Mountain.

I await the arrival of the 2013 season with great anticipation. I would encourage as many Villa boys as possible to use Cross Country as a fitness platform to improve their stamina. Who knows, maybe we can reach 200 runners at a training session in 2013? Any parent who would like to gain some fitness and get involved is most welcome: the more the merrier!

Congratulations to ALL runners.

Middle and Senior School Cross Country Awards 2012

OPEN James Stephanos (Year 12)

U/16 Will Stokes (Year 11)

U/15 Liam Boudin (Year 10)

U/14 Jack Rolls (Year 9)

U/13 Jared Pascoe (Year 8)

U/12 Jacob Bragg (also received Middle School Cross Country Champion) (Year 7)

U/12 Bennett Griffin (also received Middle School Cross Country Consistent Effort) (Year 7)

AIC Cross Country Points 2012

CROSS COUNTRY YEAR LEVEL AGE CHAMPIONS

L-R) Jared Pascoe (U13), Jack Rolls (U14), Will Stokes (U16), James Stephanos (OPEN), Liam Boudin (U15)

MR BRETT MORRISSEY Cross Country Coordinator

Julian Guidotti and Byron Grewar

AIC Cross Country

U16 CROSS COUNTRY

FR) Andre Fisher, Jordan Wright, Thivanka Obeyesekere, Sam McMaster, Jordan Chapman

R2) Simon Svoboda, Will Stokes, Thomas Gosper, James Reich

U15 CROSS COUNTRY

FR) Logan Seeto, Liam Boudin, Isaiah Edwards, Richard Barnewall, Tom Spillane

R2) Andrew Coyne, Ben MacLean, Robert Lucas, Benjamin Paterson, Trent Seaby

U14CROSS COUNTRY

FR) Isaac Lubrano, Reid Zemek, Harrison Courtney, Jack Courtney, Jacob Willems

R2) Harry Edwards, Rohan Shay, Jack Rolls, Ben Honan, Harry Stokes, Campbell Muir

U13 CROSS COUNTRY

FR) Callum Davies, Jock Lucas, Joel Boudin, Marcus Lau, Matthew Porter

R2) Christopher Vasil, Rani Robin, Lachlan Whiting, Jared Pascoe, Declan Carr, Daniel MacLean

AIC Football

Football results were outstanding this year, with 4 premierships in AIC and 5 undefeated teams in CIC. Many other teams recorded only one loss or were placed second on the ladder in their respective age groups.

We had a fitting end to the season with a tremendous atmosphere at Villa Park for the last AIC game of the season. Our 1st XI Football side defeated St Patrick’s to secure the 2012 1st XI Premiership. Full credit must go to all members of the 1st XI team and the coaching staff of Mr Darren Thomas and Mr Claude Capelli and Manager Ms Justine Lawrence. It was very noticeable that all team members worked well as a team throughout the entire season. The individual skill that each player brought to the table was outstanding. These boys were able to gel as one unit to win all games played and were truly a pleasure to watch each week. The whole team is to be commended and on behalf of the College community I can say we are very proud of you all. Well done.

My sincere thanks to all involved: players, coaches, managers and parents.

AIC Premiership Winners - Football

1st XI - Coached by Mr Darren Thomas and Mr Claude Capelli, managed by Ms Justine Lawrence.

2nd XI - Coached by Mr Paul Gribben

15A - Coached by Mr Tony Papapavlou

15B - Coached by Mr Will Albertson

AIC Football Results 2012

Football Awards Best and Fairest 2012

1st

2nd

16

MR CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

AIC Football

2ND XI FOOTBALL - PREMIERS

3RD XI FOOTBALL

16A FOOTBALL

FR) Michael Barton, Rafael Franco, Matthew O’Connor, Christopher Gaynor, Dominic Skelton, James Stephanos, Michael Michaelides

R2) Paul Gribben (Coach-Manager), Damon Nevis, Peter Vorkas, Constantine Lentakis, Michael Criticos, Harry Collin, Jordi Iezzi, Christopher Barnewall Inset) Nick Lenarduzzi (Nick was involved with another team while 2nd XI was been taken) Absent) Max Campbell

FR) Lok Lui, Sam Herde, Alexander Matta, Daniel Ingledew, Joshua Coates, Tony Grasso, Cayden Jansen

R2) Steve Rolls (Coach), Ronan Briody, Thomas McCall, Matthew Owens, James Stuart, Thomas Dutka, James Robertson, Luke Condon, Bryce Hill, Lachlan Smith, Lucas Krause, Thomas Hurst, Kyle Shepherd

FR) Andre Fisher, Peter Michaelides, Sam Pennisi, Luke Harris, Brandon Malone, Joseph Iezzi, Dravid Gilbert R2) Darren Thomas (Coach), Joe Spina, Thomas Carmody, James Kalanjis, Hamish Gorniak, Conor Hughes, James Reich, Alexander Young, Robert Bolton

AIC Football

15A FOOTBALL - PREMIERS

FOOTBALL - PREMIERS

FR) Franklin Joseph, Thomas Tobin, Kristian Stergou, Liam Carlton-Jones, Trent Seaby, Andrew Coyne, Sho Tominaga

R2) Julie Davis (Manager), Jordan Sountas, Ryan Humphrey, Liam Wilkinson, Nathaniel Mar Fan, Harris Wakeling, Ryan Carr, Matthew Batch, Tony Papapaulou (Coach)

FR) Brock Moore, Bradley Chapman, Jordon Wong, Callum Esprester, Connor Fountain, Robert Pennisi, Daniel Ju

R2) Julie Davis (Manager), Dominic Loveday, Murray Thorpe, Lucas Shay, Matthew Keller, Will Albertson (Coach)

Absent) Matt Griffiths, Ryan Motley

15B

FR) Mac Leeson, Angus Sullivan, Riley Dent, Madhav Deepak, Jacob Toohey, Andrew Causer, Logan Seeto

R2) David Causer (Assistant Coach), Jack Lamb, Braden Egart, Jason Hang, Nicholas Verity, Callym Dunleavy, Robert Scott, Thomas Winks, Tom Spillane, Julie Davis (Coach)

Absent) Kerry Cull, Sajiv Stephen, Callum Williams

15C FOOTBALL

AIC Football

14A FOOTBALL

FR) Sam Intelisano, Jonah Luton, Emmanuel Alexion, Jordan Pol Bodetto, Jack Stamatiou, Wilson Lam, Elliott Gizycki

R2) Justyn Little (Coach) Ethan Smith, Charlie Armstrong, Connor Nicholson, Elliot McBride, Alex McIlwain, Nicholas Kalanjis

14C FOOTBALL

FR) Jackson Potter, George Koulouris, Thomas Butcher, Dominic Wintour, Charles Alleman, Damien King, Lewis Cheers, Daniel Igoe

R2) Tonti Connolly (Coach), Alexander Perlinski, Thomas Scholtes, Zachary Genrich, Bailey Cox, Aidan Malone, Ryan Cook, James Hohl, Brad Cook (Coach)

FR) Jacob Murphy, Reid Zemek, Thomas Munro, Jack Druery, Zachary Mroczek, Benjamin Curran

R2) Stephanie Thornton (Manager), Michael Mascadri, Louis Cassidy, Lachlan Scougall, Lachlan Campbell, Douglas Caltabiano, Matthew Campbell (Coach)

Absent) Leon Coleman, Emillio Guidi, Jacob Willems

14D FOOTBALL

FR) Joseph Melican, Andrew Fowler, Luke Townsend, Joseph Bruce, Jye Laarhoven, Michael Fowler, Victor Alvarez

R2) Paul Fowler (Coach), Toby Campbell, Nicholas Madden, Jack Sato, Akchiro Sato (Manager)

Absent) Ryan Morgan, Lachlan Scougall, Enan Vanniekerk

14B FOOTBALL

AIC Football

13A FOOTBALL

FR) Christian Guardala, Henry McGahan, Keaton Pobar, Drew Pavlou, Jacob Mulcahy, Oliver Kalaitzides, Jun Tominaga

R2) Josh McKee (Coach), Luca Mirkovic, Dominic Ghikas, Luca Catalano, Francesco Chiarelli, Marcus Lau, Matthew Reece, Ryan Picaro, Justine Lawrence (Coach)

13B FOOTBALL

FR) Ryan Donsky, Thomas Bates, Nicholas Gauci, Thomas Moses, Sean Parker, Ben McMahon, Isaac Barton

R2) Nick Lenarduzzi (Coach), Luke Perkins, Max Wakeling, Isaac Rush, Trent Kays, Louis Carlton-Jones, Joseph Potter (Coach)

13C FOOTBALL

FR) Ryan Stafford, Damon Tomkinson, Andrew Thompson, Lachlan Parker, Sean Halstead, Mack Jennings, Michael Hammond, Jordan Edser

R2) Nathan Olsthoorn (Coach), Matthew Bourke, Anthony Norris, Henry Shanks, Declan Kindness, Matthew Porter, Zachary Wegert, Chris Lanskey, Joseph Corbett, Julen Goni

Darren Thomas Claude Capelli

Justine Lawrence Manoli Vasiliou

AIC Rugby

Olivier Ragoo and Christopher Gaynor

James Treby

Joel Lui

Sam McGuckin

Aaron Sorridimi

James Twaddell

Nicholas McQueen

Will Hayes

James Hillsdon with Christian Welch

Rhys Beal, Reilly Hourigan and William McBride

Will Stokes

Loughlin Batch

Chris Paterson, Iona game

Shaun Hourigan, David Magee and Tyson Schneider, halftime v Padua

Brayden Torpy and Chris Paterson

Anthony Lecatsas, Padua game

AIC Rugby

Although we had no undefeated teams or premierships this year, we did have an abundance of gutsy players who put their bodies on the line each week to produce the very best they could for their team and the College. Saturdays at Villa Park provided the expected spills, thrills and entertainment. My appreciation to the coaches and managers for their great efforts and of course, to all players, parents and supporters.

MR CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

Rugby Awards Best and Fairest 2012

1st XV Aaron Sorridimi (also received the First XV Rugby Award, the John Bremner Memorial Shield) (Year 12)

2nd XV Josh Heatley (Year 12)

3rd XV Rhys Boudin (Year 12)

4th XV Xavier Vasta (Year 12)

16 A Chris Paterson (Year 11)

16 B Declan Tosh (Year 11)

16C Mitchell Albury (Year 11)

15 A Kenric Rotscheid-Felu (Year 10)

15 B Daniel Merrin (Year 10)

15 C Jade Kelley-Reskic (Year 10)

14 A Jonah Rhodes (Year 9)

14 B Dominic Green (Year 9)

14 C Liam Sukker (Year 9)

14 D Cormac Hughes (Year 9)

13 A Jordan Balsamo (Year 8)

13 B David Lloyd (Year 8)

13 C Christo Vasil (Year 8)

Villanova AIC Rugby Results 2012

Brayden Torpy

AIC Rugby

R2)

R3)

2ND XV RUGBY

COMBINED 3RD/4TH XV RUGBY

FR) Daniel Orgill, Jonathon Wyvill, Paul Mengelakis, Matthew Goldsmith, Jordan Wilson, Patrick Taylor, Lachlan Ferguson, Isaac Dixon-Brown

R2) Michael Garske (Coach), Reilly Hourigan, Adam O’Brien, Jack Smith, James Twaddell, Josh Heatley, Luke Stratton, Edward Moloney, Callum Lees (Assistant Coach) Absent) Jordan Willett

FR) Elliot Farrington, Matthew Altoft, Conor Lee, Xavier Vasta, Hamilton Jones, Nathan Shay, Cameron Wicks, Ben Gane, David Tran, William Matthews

Brett Morrissey (Coach), Daniel Dennis, Cianan Beaton, James Hulme, Daniel Partis, Sam Mulcahy, Dominic Kearney, Stavros Counter, Anthony Dolan, Andrew Gerrie, Blake Johnson, Benjamin Ellis, Hayden Creed, Mitchell Rylands, Paul Olsen (Coach)

Kurt Schouten, Dominic Pearson, Ben Dwyer, Rhys Boudin, Jackson Cooke, Ben Batchelor, Angus Kay, James Lawler

AIC Rugby

FR) Sam Eggins, Andrew Dare, Chris Druery, William McBride, Rhys Beal, Ryan Carroll, Josef Sagner, Bryce Wilkinson

R2) Geoff Lawler (Coach), Lachlan Edwards, Joshua Bluett, Chris Paterson, Spencer O’Neill, Julian Chinn, Cooper Greenwood, Jacob Sorridimi, Nicholas Doversand, Irene Lategan (Manager) Absent) Daniel Simpson, Thomas Ward

16A RUGBY

FR) Joshua Beeston, Jade Northey, Jordan Chapman, Nicholas Jones, Neil Jillett, Josef Sagner, Andrew Cox, Peter Sagner

R2) Damian Beeston (Coach), Josh Williams, Rory O’Connor, Mark Twaddell, Ben Condon, James Lynne, Cormac Woodrow, Declan Tosh, Josh Scapolan, Curtis Martin, Irene Lategan (Manager)

16B RUGBY

FR) Thomas Rashad, Brendan Keating, Jacob Thomas, Justin Strong, Jack Cameron, Andrei Acdol, Jake Templeton, Ben Ellison, Bryce Mulcahy, Nick Draney

R2) Irene Lategan (Manager), Andrew Lund, George Arnold, Joshua Bell, Jonathon Scanlan, Daniel Ambicki, Mitchell Albury, Luke Callaghan, Luke Ryan, Samuel Boxall, Sean Cullinan, Jack Davis, Chris Twaddell (Coach)

16C RUGBY

AIC Rugby

FR) Connor Anderson, Elijah Lui, Ryan Cameron, Joshua Miller, Rohan Dooley, Richard Barnewall, Daniel Merrin, Alexander Lockett

R2) Sean O’Neill (Coach), Peter Harding, Michael Gaynor, Kyle Walker, William Sankey, Daniel Valetic, Sam Thong, Jayden Daley, Ati Lui (Coach)

Absent) Cameron Torpy

FR) Jonathan Shearman, Jake Litzner, Connor Heath, Daniel Merrin, Alexander Bluett, Tom Fitzgerald, Paddy Hegarty, Mitchell Ross

R2) Peter Christensen (Coach), Andrew Lawler, Robert Lucas, Michael Gaynor, Samuel Pulsford, Sam Muggleton, Alexander Curcuruto, Peter Gerrie, Julianne Macpherson (Manager)

FR) Harrison Bowden, Jade Kelly-Reskic, Cameron Fraser, Louis Robertson, Rohan Mirchandani, Gary Lloyd, Dilan Fernando, Thomas Collins

R2) Keith Fraser (Coach), Benjamin Paterson, Emmet Doyle, Jonathan Shearman, Isaac Guidotti, Jordan Sherry, Ben MacLean, Jake Peachey, Thomas Cotter, James Anderson, Julianne Macpherson (Manager)

15A RUGBY

15C RUGBY

15B RUGBY

Edward Moloney, Matthew Altoft and David Tran

Tom Delaney

AIC Rugby

FR) Andrew Stefanou, Jonah Rhodes, Max Baker, Damon Mulcahy, Liam Edgerton, Josh Mullins, Campbell Muir

R2) Rob Campbell (Manager), Benjamin Cleary, Jack Rolls, Ravin de S Wijeyeratne, Angus Armstrong, Ethan Henderson, Rhys Campbell, Quinn Hourigan, Thomas Cronin, Benjamin Bluett, Stuart Gillett (Coach)

FR) Ben Nielson, Sinclair O’Neill, Sean Keating, Harry Price, Jack Courtney, Rhys Shearman, Dominic Green, Harry Stokes

R2) Simon Healy (Coach), Aidan Dooley, Samuel Preston, Harry Cooke, Jacob Boxall, Nicholas McBride, Timothy Kelly, James Lewis, Adam Rankin

Absent) Peter Simpson (Coach)

FR) Harrison Stanfield, Thomas Scanlan, Samuel Dennis, David Coates, Lach Shaw, Samuel White-Downie, Harry Edwards, Luke Heatley

R2) Lucas Schouten (Coach), Isaac Lubrano, Alexander Tilley, Lachlan McIntosh, Mackenzie Sarra, Jordan Stevens, Liam Sukker, Elias Sozkesen, Callum Carroll, Henry Cairns, David Shearman, Harry Foley (Coach)

Absent) Jay Papaconstantinou, Jack Powell

FR) Cormac Hughes, Ethan Blair, Shaye Woewodin, James Rankin, Joshua Piscioneri, Peter Papas, Samuel Dennis

R2) Lucas Schouten (Coach), Aidan Matta, Lachlan McIntosh, Wade Baumgart, Mackenzie Sarra, Alexander Tilley, Harry Edwards, Harry Foley (Coach)

14A RUGBY

14D RUGBY

14C RUGBY

14B RUGBY

AIC Rugby

FR) Matthew Porter, Jock Lucas, Dylan Anderson, Samuel Harding, Julian Guidotti, Kosta Kelly-Reskic, Oscar Harris, Cooper Savage

R2) Steven Wagner (Manager), Max Harding, Samuel Lacey, Jakob Haansson, Jordan Balsamo, Oliver Fitzgerald, William Sullivan, Rani Robin, Andrew Ferguson (Coach), Chris Seipel (Coach)

13A RUGBY

FR) Jackie Tran, Byron Grewar, Sam Streton, Jed Leeson, James Fisher, Gus Hicks, Kyle Evans

R2) John Holroyd (Coach), David Lloyd, Jarrod Cameron, Jared Pascoe, Joel Sherry, Liam McNaught, Thomas Valetic, Gianni Lenarduzzi, Ben Eggins, Patrick Agnew

13B RUGBY

FR) Joshua Wall, Noah Toohey, Nash McCaul, Paddy Wallis, Alex Sim, Liam McMahon, Samuel Chapman, Clay Hutchings

R2) Brendan Welch (Coach) Nicholas Djelovic, Ben Wilkinson, Edward Davis, Dante Schick, Ryan Doyle, Joel Boudin, Max Clegg, Christopher Vasil, Will Cronin (Coach)

Absent) Lachlan Fisher, Mack Jennings, Declan Kelly, Isaac Shay, Kane Sheehy, Lachlan Whiting

13C RUGBY

AIC Swimming

Congratulations and thank you to the AIC Swimming Squad for their performance during the season. Although our aggregate result this year may have been disappointing, it did not detract from the effort and personal best performances from each and every squad member. For many of the events, the boys were swimming 2 and 3 seconds better than their previous best times and many of them achieved their target times for the season that had been set on camp. Special mention goes to Michael Gaynor who was awarded the “swimmer of the meet” award for his 1st place in the 50m Freestyle. Also thank you to Angus Armstrong and Matthew Owens for their continued effort at training throughout the season. Unfortunately for Angus he was injured and not able to compete in the Championships.

Chris Barnewall and Will Hayes, our team captain and vice captain, gave personal best performances at their final AIC Championship. They led with distinction and their support of all the swimmers and staff was greatly appreciated. To all the staff and parents who assisted during the season, many thanks on behalf of the boys. The challenge is to get back into the water as soon as possible and rebuild our fitness and skills. Next season is looking even better.

JUANITA JACOBS AIC Swim Manager

Middle and Senior School Swimming Awards 2012

Michael Gaynor (also received Villanova Greg Cran Trophy for AIC Champion for 2012) (Year 10)

OPEN Will Hayes (also received Open Swimming Champion and Open Backstroke Champion, Gregory O’Brien Trophy) (Year 12)

UNDER 16 Thivanka Obeyesekere (Year 11)

UNDER 15 Michael Gaynor (Year 10)

UNDER 14 Angus Armstrong (Year 9)

UNDER 13 Matthew Reece (Year 8)

UNDER 12 Harrison Rieck (Year 7)

AIC Swimming Points 2012

SWIMMING AGE CHAMPIONS

Personal AIC Swimming Results 2012

FR) Matthew Reece (Year 8), Thivanka Obeyesekere (Year 11), Harrison Rieck (Year 7)

R2) Angus Armstrong (Year 9), Michael Gaynor (Year 10) Absent) Will Hayes (Year 12)

AIC Swimming

FR) Andre Fisher, Sam McMaster, Isaiah Pobar, Matthew Owens, Harrison White, Thivanka Obeyesekere, Jordan Chapman

R2) Will Stokes, Thomas Gosper, James Kalanjis, Thomas Dutka, Felix Bidwell, Cormac Woodrow, Julian Chinn

Absent) Ryan West

FR) Riley Dent, Richard Barnewall, Ryan Carr, Alexander Bluett, Bradley Chapman

R2) Henry Blunt, Nicholas Boxall, Nathan Swan, Michael Gaynor, Lachlan Atkinson

Absent) Isaac Guidotti, Nicholas Meimaris

FR) Jacob Murphy, Reid Zemek, Campbell Muir, Harry Edwards, Emmanuel Alexion

R2) Nicholas Kalanjis, Angus Armstrong

Absent) Dominic Green, James Rankin, Lach Shaw, Harry Stokes

FR) Alex Sim, Thomas Bates, Daniel MacLean, Keaton Pobar, Julian Guidotti

R2) Rani Robin, Marcus Lau, Jared Pascoe, Matthew Reece

U16 SWIMMING U13 SWIMMING

U14 SWIMMING

U15 SWIMMING

AIC Tennis

Our tennis boys did us proud once again this year. The AIC tennis competition was extremely close between the top 3 schools (Villa being one of them), in fact, it has been the closest in the history of AIC. Villanova managed to secure 3rd place in the aggregate, only 1 point behind St Peters and Ashgrove who both shared 1st place honours.

As mentioned all season, every win and loss is important in such a competitive competition. I know some of our tennis players would be a little disappointed with the overall third placing, however, our boys should feel very proud of their efforts throughout the entire season. Well done! Full results are printed below.

CRAIG STARIHA Director of Sport

AIC Tennis Results 2012

2ND IV TENNIS - PREMIERS

Villanova Tennis Awards Best and Fairest 2012

1st IV James Hulme (also received First IV Tennis Champion, the Errol Davis Trophy) (Year 12)

2nd IV Daniel Martin (Year 11)

3rd IV Kegan Nash (Year 12)

16 A Jayden Kowago (Year 11)

16 B Zac Darch (Year 10)

15 A Matthew Batch (Year 10)

15 B Jordon Wong (Year 10)

14 A Christopher Martin (Year 9)

14 B Damien King (Year 9)

13 A Yannick Norman (Year 8)

13 B Kyle Evans (Year 8)

Alec Wright (also received Intra-School Tennis Champion 2012)

L-R) Daniel Martin, Luke Condon, Sean Finnimore, Harry Collin

Sam Muggleton

AIC Tennis

R2)

FR) James Reich, Lincoln Farrington, Jayden Kowago, Thomas Carmody, Lucas Harris

Michael Burchett (Coach), Thomas Gosper Absent) Zac Darch, Nicholas Jagannath, Nicholas Verity, Stewart Williams

L-R) Xavier Vasta, Tom Delaney, John Copley, Kegan Nash, Christopher Barnewall

L-R) Alex Losi, Jordon Wong, Stewart Williams, Ben Daley Absent) Connor Fountain

3RD IV TENNIS

L-R) Matthew Batch, Liam Hickey, Sam Muggleton, Sam Ceron

15A TENNIS

16A &16B TENNIS

15B TENNIS

AIC Tennis

L-R) Matthew Garnier, Jonathan Garnier, Aidan Malone, Damien King, Douglas Caltabiano

L-R) Jacob Willems, Matthew Pertnikovs, Christopher Martin, Wilson Lam

L-R) Thomas Vecchi, Chris Lanskey, Kyle Evans, Alex Sim Absent) Zachary Wegert

14A TENNIS

13B TENNIS

L-R) Ben Stuart, Francesco Chiarelli, Matthew Richards, Yannick Norman

13A TENNIS

14B TENNIS

AIC Volleyball

Congratulations to the 1st VI and 14B teams for winning the premiership. It has been 10 years since our last First XI Premiership. Thank you to all our volleyball participants, coaches and parents for this year’s volleyball season. We continued to improve as the season progressed. The 1st VI team has truly shone in volleyball excellence over the season, picking up in speed, agility and might to resume ownership of each game’s outcome. Thanks to all the staff who coached or managed teams this season - Trish McGrath, Kathy Underhill, Chris Kemp, Matt McGrath, Allison Perrott, Kristina Whitehead, and Greg O’Neill for their huge involvement over the season. Also, of course, thanks to our outside coaches:

1st VI Sean Thomas

2nd/3rd VI Tom Underhill, Pat Batch and Sam Kearney

16A Kirsty Keay

15A Wallace Gerrie

15C Hayden Dunnett and Matt Beeston

14A Tim McCarthy

14B Nic Cassidy and Dan Doversand

14C Kevin McMahon and Kevin Nguyen

13C Dominic Aguir

Skills Coach Dominic Aguir

My thanks also to Brad and Vikki Templeton for their coordination of the canteen each Saturday.

MR TONY HINDMARSH AIC Coordinator

AIC Volleyball Results 2012

Volleyball Awards Best and Fairest 2012

1st VI Ben Davis (also received First Six Volleyball Award, the George Curry Trophy) (Year 12)

2nd VI Jordan Willett (Year 12)

3rd VI Manoli Vasiliou (Year 12)

16 A James Reich (Year 11)

15 A Elijah Lui (Year 10)

15 B Daniel Ju (Year 10)

15 C Gary Lloyd (Year 10)

14 A Kealan Dunnett (Year 9)

14 B Jack Mammone (Year 9)

14 C Jordan Pol Bodetto (Year 9)

14 D Nicholas Milicevic (Year 8)

13 A Benjamin Porter (Year 8)

13 B Rani Robin (Year 8)

13 C Chris Lanskey (Year 8)

13D

Lachlan Driver (Year 8)

Oliver Kalaitzides (also received Most Improved Under 13, the Jensen Family Trophy)

AIC Volleyball

2ND VI VOLLEYBALL

3RD VI VOLLEYBALL

Lachlan Davis

Matthew Goldsmith

FR) Joel Lui, Matthew Goldsmith, Andrew Gerrie, Dan Kasatchenko, Cameron Wicks

R2) Sam Kearney (Coach), Tom Underhill (Coach), Lachlan Morland, Adam O’Brien, Jordan Willett, Jack Smith, Luke Healy, Pat Batch (Coach) Absent) Kathy Underhill (Manager)

FR) Michael Michaelides, Neil Jillett, Jake Templeton, Stuart Bell, Nicholas Jones

R2) Tom Underhill (Coach), Kathy Underhill (Manager), Hamish Gorniak, Alexander Young, Manoli Vasiliou, Ben Batchelor, Ben Condon, Michael Kalykakis, Conor Lee, Pat Batch (Coach) Absent) Sam Kearney (Coach)

AIC Volleyball

FR) James Reich, Loughlin Batch, Joe Spina, Joshua Beeston, Sam Eggins

R2) Kirsty Keay (Coach), Thomas Carmody, Thomas Gosper, Isaac Voss, Liam Doogan

FR) Richard Barnewall, Peter Gerrie, Kenric Rotscheid-Felu, Andrew Lawler, Elijah Lui

R2) Wally Gerrie (Coach), Ben MacLean, Lachlan Davis, William Sankey, Callum Esprester

FR) Daniel Ju, Benjamin Paterson, Connor Fountain, Jarod Hart, Dylan Pitt

R2) Kristina Whitehead (Coach), Andrew Lawler, Matthew Sever, Samuel Pulsford, Jordon Wong

FR) Logan Seeto, Louis Robertson, Gary Lloyd, Samuel Dennis, Jack Palmer

R2) Hayden Dunnett (Coach), Connor Anderson, Jason Hang, Daniel Da-Rin De-Barbera, Alexander Lockett, Nicholas Verity, Alexander Bluett, Joshua Dolan, Matt Beeston (Coach)

Absent) Jake Peachey, Jonathan Shearman

16A VOLLEYBALL

15C VOLLEYBALL

15B VOLLEYBALL

15A VOLLEYBALL

AIC Volleyball

FR) Quinn Martin, Louis Cassidy, Bailey Cox, Benjamin Cleary, Patrick Gerrie

R2) Tim McCarthy (Coach), Harry Cooke, Ethan Henderson, Kealan Dunnett

FR) Douglas Caltabiano, Andrew Stefanou, Adam Templeton, Charlie Armstrong, Michael Mascadri

R2) Daniel Doversand (Coach), Jordan Stevens, Angus Armstrong, Rhys Campbell, Jack Mammone, Nic Cassidy (Coach)

FR) Dominic Wintour, Harry Heenan, Jordan Pol Bodetto, Thomas Scholtes, Daniel Igoe

R2) Alison Perrott (Manager), Thomas Cronin, Quinn Hourigan, Lachlan Scougall, Jacob Boxall, Kevin McMahon (Coach)

14A VOLLEYBALL

14C VOLLEYBALL

14B VOLLEYBALL - PREMIERS

AIC Volleyball

VOLLEYBALL

FR) Daniel MacLean, Marcus Lau, Ben Eggins, Jock Lucas, Julian Guidotti, Oliver Kalaitzides, Cristian Guardala

R2) Liam McMahon, Max Harding, Rani Robin, Declan Carr, Jared Pascoe, Luca Catalano, Henry Shanks

R3) Peter Sheridan, Thomas Moses, Benjamin Porter Coaches) Matt McGrath, Greg O’Neill

13A & 13B VOLLEYBALL

FR) Henry McGahan, Jordan Edser (Captain), Nicholas Djelovic, Luke Townsend

R2) Ms Chris Kemp (Manager), Patrick Agnew, Ryan Doyle, Dante Schick, Chris Lanskey, Max Goodwin, Domnic Aguiar (Coach)

13C

AIC AFL

R2)

R3)

R4) Jack Rolls, Jack Mammone, Ravin de S Wijeyeratne, Ben Stuart, Rohan Shay

Coach) Greg O’Neill

Absent) Noah Toohey, Lachlan White

AFL Awards Best and Fairest 2012

UNDER 16 Thomas Gosper (Year 11)

UNDER 14 Jack Mammone (Year 9) & Jack Rolls (Year 9)

FR) Jack Palmer, Isaiah Edwards, Lucas Harris, Thivanka Obeyeseskere, Tom Fitzgerald, Richard Barnewall, Andre Fisher R2) Bryce Mulcahy, Harrison White, Bryce Heaton, Thomas Gosper, Jonah Licht, Thomas Carmody, Ben MacLean, Henry Blunt Coach) Sean O’Neill

16A RUGBY

FR) Harry Price, David Coates, Daniel MacLean, Jock Lucas, Tristan Blee, Matthew Donegan, Cristian Guardala

Emmanuel Alexion, Josh Mullins, Damon Mulcahy, Gus Hicks, Joel Sherry, Joel Boudin, Matthew Porter, Max Baker, Jack Blanchfield

Byron Grewar, Rani Robin, Jared Pascoe, Quinn Hourigan, Nicholas Milicevic, Benjamin Bluett, William Sullivan

U14 AFL

AIC AFL

Jack Rolls

Benjamin Bluett

William Sullivan

Joel Boudin

Brian Pascoe and Jarod

Greg O’Neil and Craig Stariha

Matthew Porter

Greg O’Neill

Jack Mammone

AIC Golf

AIC Sports Results 2012

Honour Board 2012

Afl Under 14

Basketball Champion School, 1st V, 3rd V, 14B, 14C, 13A, 13C

Chess Senior A

Cricket Champion School, 1st XI, 15A, 15B, 14A, 14B, 13C

Cross Country Under 13

Football 1st XI, 2nd XI, 15A, 15B,

Tennis 1st IV, 2nd IV, 14A, 14B, 13A

Volleyball 1st VI, 14B

FR) Samuel Romeo, Samuel Luton, Jayedan Naidu R2) Sean Finnimore (Captain), Peter Meecham (Coordinator), Harry Collin

The Villanovan 2012

Edited by Sean Quinn

With greatly appreciated assistance from

Tony Rolls (photography)

Phill Hiley (photography)

Silver Rose Photography

Erika Schofield (AIC sport, AIC tables, AIC photo sessions timetabling)

Kath Hackett (proofreading)

Greg O’Neill (proofreading)

Chris Everding (CIC sport, CIC photograph day)

Tony Hindmarsh (AIC sport)

Sally Byron (class photograph day timetabling)

Justine Lawrence (cocurricular photograph days timetabling)

Dr Peter Morris and Villanova Music Department (music photo day)

Jason Lane, Middle/Senior School Arts Subject Coordinator

Juanita Jacobs, Year 12 Coordinator

In Memoriam

Mrs Betty Bray, mother of Maryanne, Villanova staff

Mrs Petra Hellwig, mother of Adrian, Villanova staff

Mr Desmond Marr, father of Teresa Lynne, Chair Villanova College Council

Fr John McGlone OSA, Villanova teacher in both Primary and Secondary Schools, Chaplain to the Primary School (1980’s), Chaplain to the Villanova Old Boys (1980’s and 1990’s)

Mr Norman Palethorpe, father of John, Villanova staff

Mrs Rina Ravallese, mother-in-law of Sonja, Villanova staff

Mr John Clarkson Waterson, father of Amanda, Villanova staff

This yearbook has been produced from paper manufactured using low environmental impact FSC accredited pulps and is certified carbon neutral from seedling to printer, by The Carbon Reduction Institute. It has been printed using soy-based inks.

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Email: villa@admin.vnc.qld.edu.au

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