The Villanovan 2019

2019 THE VILLANOVAN

Vincit Veritas / Truth Conquers

Design and Layout: Mrs Linda Rolls

Printed and bound in Australia

Noting the profound movements at work in our contemporary age, Pope Francis has observed: “We are not living in an era of change, but a change of era” (2015). The defining aspect of this change of era is that things are no longer in their place. That which appeared normal to us – family, the Church, society and the world – will probably no longer seem that way. We cannot be under the illusion that things will return to being how they were before. There is no settling down, only settling up. To ensure we prepare our students to not only adapt to this changing world but to flourish within it, we must respond to the challenges of today and tomorrow.

Mr Bernard Salt, social commentator and demographer, at a recent presentation to Heads of Independent Schools of Australia, spoke about the rapid changes engulfing countries like Australia. He shared with the audience several key markers of change showing that years of prosperity have created a culture of aspirations seen through the increase in the size of the family home over the last 60 years, improved life expectancy, and that the jobs of tomorrow will depend on the entrepreneurship of today. Work life and the way we live are being reimagined. Many parents will now discover that adolescence will last well into the early twenties with millennials hesitant

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to leave home to strike out on their own. Associated with this rapidity of change is a lack of trust in large organisations. Australians generally have lost faith in big institutions and are increasingly cynical. Australians crave authenticity. New technologies are creating new employment opportunities while diminishing many traditional roles. With an ageing population, health and care services are driving job growth across Australia.

Bernard Salt concluded his presentation with three key takeaways:

1. Australia has the capacity to invest in education.

2. Australia’s population in the 2020s will be from diverse cultural backgrounds with different attitudes and expectations particularly around schooling and the role of schools.

3. The jobs and skills required in the future will shift and shuffle. The skill set that today’s students need is the ability to be flexible and agile. To pitch their skills set, they need to be self-confident and sociable.

In an era of change as we move further into the 21st century I see four key opportunities for our College and community:

The first of these opportunities is deepening our Catholic identity. Villanova College contributes to the Church’s educational ministry animated by a Catholic worldview of the individual and community centred on the human person and the Gospel vision of Jesus Christ, and with a distinctive Augustinian focus.

We can define Catholic identity as the way in which the Gospel of Jesus is given living expression in our school community, deeply permeating structures, processes, relationships and the teaching and learning context.

A contemporary Catholic identity is borne

of the encounter between faith, life and culture, in a way that offers every student and family lifelong meaning and purpose. The challenge for our Catholic identity is to be open to new ways of being in the world that are born of a deep understanding of the past and present experiences of God. The second opportunity presenting is the preparation of young people for the world of the future. Engaging with research into neuroscience, the learning brain and classroom designs enables teachers to confidently develop effective pedagogy in their classrooms to optimise boys’ learning. Complementing effective pedagogy is a clear understanding of the social, spiritual and emotional developmental requirements of young adolescents. The new Queensland Certificate of Education introduced into Queensland schools in 2019 has embedded within the learning experiences, capabilities, skills and attributes students will require for a promising future.

The design of the new Learning Centre, currently under construction, has resulted from wide and detailed consultation with many professionals. The use of pilot classrooms to inform our future practices has greatly assisted the change process. We have learnt not only from our successes but also from what did not work - our failures. It is from these learnings that the design of the new classrooms and effective pedagogies have emerged.

The third opportunity is wellbeing of staff and students. The World Health Organisation defines wellbeing as a state in which every individual realises his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to her or his community (WHO, 2016).

We know there is a strong link between student wellbeing, learning outcomes and the life trajectory of students. We recognise

that the wellbeing of young people is improved, and their learning outcomes optimised, when they feel connected to others and experience safe and trusting relationships.

Student wellbeing is a multi-dimensional concept. It is difficult to measure wellbeing in a consistent way. Villanova College, like many schools, uses a variety of different tools to measure student wellbeing, ranging from surveys to individual engagement with support services.

Staff wellbeing is a critical factor in building a stable environment for students. Ultimately, a healthier workforce will positively influence student engagement leading to better learning outcomes.

A key priority over the next 12 months is to develop a wellbeing framework for staff and students to systematically guide wellbeing initiatives and programs across our community. This framework will include dimensions to address psychological, spiritual and occupational wellbeing, assist to implement strategies to reduce stress and increase protective factors for good mental health and engagement, and decrease absenteeism.

The fourth opportunity for our community is to continue to flourish and be an authentic and relevant place of learning now and into the future. There is no doubt the reasons for families to choose a Catholic school for their son’s education have changed in the last decade. The increasing secularisation of society, the rapid drop in Church attendance and those who identify with a particular Christian faith, the findings of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse and the distrust that has resulted are a number of the factors that present significant challenges to attracting enrolments. Villanova College is located within a very competitive market and the future development of “state-of-the-art”

state colleges will place further strain on attracting and maintaining enrolments. The College Master Plan provides new and refurbished facilities that will enable our staff to continue to provide innovative and engaging learning experiences for students who are increasingly becoming tech-savvy, coupled with a youthful enthusiasm to embrace new ways of learning and exploring this wonderful world.

A point of distinction is our belief that an Augustinian education is primarily selfeducation. The subject matter is our human condition - we place great value on knowing oneself and the inner truth - the presence of God within each person. Learning in the Augustinian tradition consists of learning to love and learning to think. Together these two dimensions lead to the path of true freedom.

Education is not the filling of an empty bucket, but the lighting of a fire. I hope the passion for learning and discovering new knowledge has been lit in your hearts. An Augustinian education values lifelong learning – a continual searching for the truth.

My special thanks to the members of the teaching and support staff. Deep within your hearts is a desire to make a difference in the young lives of the students and families we serve. We believe in the power of education to transform our world. I am grateful to each of you who contribute to the great strength of our community as we seek to be “one in mind and heart on the way towards God”. Let me express my gratitude to all who have supported the College so actively this year. I particularly wish to acknowledge the support of Fr Peter Jones, Prior Provincial, as well as the Brisbane Augustinian community who keep our College in their prayers and thoughts.

The Villanova College Board, Parents and Friends Association, Sports Club and

Music Supporters Group have all worked tirelessly for the College during 2019. These volunteers give substantial time and talent to our College community and I am grateful for their significant contributions.

To the members of the College Leadership Team - Mr Steven Bremner, Mr John Holroyd, Mr John Christie, Mr Matt Levander, Mr Greg O’Neill, Mr Stephen Rouhliadeff and Ms Sally Byron – I offer my special thanks for your guidance and wisdom. I wish to acknowledge the enormous number of hours these selfless leaders have given to the College during 2019. I also wish to acknowledge and thank Ms Amanda Waterson, Principal’s Executive Assistant, for her dedication, professionalism and never-ending patience. To my wife Leigh, thank you for your ongoing support and encouragement.

Finally, I thank the students and families of Villanova College who are the reason for our work. Educating young people today is a challenging and fulfilling vocation, it requires a commitment of the heart, soul and mind.

A wise Augustinian gave me a card with words from St Augustine that beautifully express our humble place in this era of change:

“Trust the past to the mercy of God, the present to his love, the future to his providence.” St Augustine.

May we find hope in the challenge of disruption, hope in the challenge of change and hope in the energy of renewal. May our baptismal call always be one to action, to seek, to knock, to find and to discover in life the delight and the energy of hope in renewal.

I look forward to serving the community of Villanova College in 2020.

God bless.

GRADUATION CEREMONY

ADDRESS BY MR MARK STOWER / PRINCIPAL / AT THE

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study looked at the effects of the traditional macho image of men. One of the key findings from the report picked up by the media found that young men who conform to traditional definitions of manhood are more likely to suffer harm to themselves and do harm to others.

that stands above the others. These five characteristics blend together to be the foundation upon which we build our education of young men.

Ladies and gentlemen, members of staff, parents and family members of our graduating students, and Year 12 students of Villanova College.

Let me begin by firstly congratulating each of you on reaching this milestone. To complete your schooling and to graduate from Year 12 is an achievement and a first step in what I hope will be a lifetime of achievements. I often say to parents that Year 12 is one of the most demanding periods of education that a student will ever experience. We are certainly proud of your achievements and so pleased to see you graduate.

Earlier this year the results of an Australian research project were published that captured the attention of the media. The

Arising from this research emerged a new term, ‘toxic masculinity’. This term labelled the traditional male role characterised by qualities such as toughness, aggression, a suppression of emotion, dominance and stoicism, as harmful to men and those around them. Some commentators jumped on this term and seemed happy to confer all the harm in our society to the male condition. This is simply not fair or right. Villanova College has a clear responsibility to educate young men of today to be good men. With the assistance of parents and families, our staff are dedicated to helping boys and men live respectful, accountable and fulfilling lives.

The Augustinian Graduate project identified five key characteristics or qualities of a graduate from our schools; humility; interiority; community; the restless search for truth and ongoing conversion.

Of these, there is no one characteristic

A point of distinction is our belief that an Augustinian education is primarily, selfeducation. The subject matter is our human condition, we place great value on knowing oneself and the inner truth, the presence of God within each person. Learning in the Augustinian tradition consists of learning to love and learning to think. Together these two dimensions lead to the path to true freedom.

I am proud of the young men of the Class of 2019. During this year you have shown great support for each other and for the younger students. You have responded to the many challenges you have faced this year with determination and optimism. I sincerely thank you for your leadership and support of our College across this year.

Tonight, you walk out of Villanova College with only one thing that no one else has. There will be thousands of people out there with your same qualifications; there will be hundreds of people doing what you want to do for a living. But you will be the only person alive who has the sole custody of your life. All of you want to do well. But if you do not do good too, then doing well will never be enough.

Use your knowledge and your heart to stand up for those who can’t stand. Speak for those who can’t speak. Be a beacon of light, for those whose lives have become dark. Fight the good fight against greed and exploitation. Be a part of all that is good and decent. Be an ambassador for the kind of world you want to live in.

My wish for you tonight as you leave the security of this College is that you will continue to make a difference in this world by simply being the people that you are. You have the enthusiasm and energy of youth and this world is in need of passionate people who believe that things can be different.

I wish to thank College Captain - Matthew Rolls, Vice-Captain – Will Barwick and Student Council President – Nickolas Sofios, for their guidance and leadership this year. As leaders you have bravely followed your hearts and have been a great support to all the students of Villanova College and especially to the Senior students. Our student leaders have done a wonderful job in their respective roles and I thank them for their leadership during 2019.

To our parents, I simply say thank you. Your support of the College during your time with us has been appreciated by all who work with these young men. I know this night is a very special night for you also as you watch your young man enter a new and exciting

phase of his life. To those families who finish their association with Villanova College tonight- thank you for being a part of this special community.

It is fitting tonight that we recognise the staff of the College and their efforts during your time as students. One of the key characteristics of an Augustinian education is the importance of the teacher- student relationship. This was clearly evident when I watched the manner in which the Year 12 students and staff interacted at the Staff/ Senior Banquet, and more recently at the Senior Formal. There was a mutual respect evident in the conversations and stories shared around the tables. I hope today you took advantage of the chance to say a simple thank you to your teachers.

Mr Peter Meecham – Year 12 Pastoral Leader has been a constant presence in your lives this year and his firm and fair manner of reminding you of what is important has allowed you to meet the challenges of being a Senior confidently. His wonderful sense of humour has often allowed difficult situations to quickly diffuse. Mr Matt Levander - Head of Senior School, always sets the highest standards and has watched over and guided this group with passion. He has been an example of the Senior motto for this year, ‘Where passion lies, success follows’. His passion for each student leads to your success as a young man.

Let me conclude with a prayer for each of you as you prepare to leave this place of learning.

I asked for strength and God gave me difficulties to make me strong.

I asked for wisdom and God gave me problems to solve.

I asked for prosperity and God gave me brains and muscles to work.

I asked for courage and God gave me dangers to overcome.

I asked for patience and God placed me where I had to wait.

I asked for love and God gave me people to help.

I asked for favours and God gave me opportunities

I received nothing I wanted I received everything I needed.

When we learn how to say goodbye, we truly learn how to say to ourselves and others: “Go, God be with you. I entrust you to God. The God of strength, courage, comfort, hope and love is with you.

I pray that our God will always keep you safe in the palm of his hand. God bless.

MR PETER GERAGHTY / BOARD CHAIRPERSON

The Celebration of Excellence night at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre is such a special night in the annual calendar of the College. One can only be impressed by the calibre of the boys and young men who have taken on the Augustinian ethos they have absorbed during their time at Villanova.

On that night, members of the College Board get to see the manifestation of their quiet endeavors. The Villanova College Board has been given the governance responsibility of the College by the Augustinian Order. Each and every one of the directors take that responsibility very seriously and our primary objective is to secure the long-term future of the school. The emerging of the new Teaching and Learning Centre on the Coorparoo campus is testament to the Board’s confidence in the future of the College.

During the past year, Joan Mackay, Julie Quinn and Father Francis Belcina OSA joined the College Board. I am sure Villanova will greatly benefit from their talents and thoughtful contributions over the coming years. The Board is immensely grateful for many in the community who have put their names forward to be considered for Board membership. When a vacancy arises, the Board looks to see what

talents they consider are necessary at that time to enhance the performance of the Board. I thank the hard-working members of the College Board. While Donna McMahon was granted a six-month sabbatical, Danielle Lyons ably took on the position of Deputy Chair. Members of the Board also were involved and chaired various sub-committees such as the Board Succession and Formation Committee, Board Building and Capital Committee, Policy Review Committee and the Foundation Committee (which is chaired by Paula Hoctor, a non-board member). These committees serve a vital role in the governance and life of Villanova College.

With the construction of the new building that borders Seventh Avenue and Main Avenue, the Chair of the Building and Capital Committee, Michael Schaumburg has been kept very busy with the challenges that occur in any major project. The school community owe Michael, along with Brent Woolgar, huge thanks for going beyond the call of duty.

Planning has begun on the next College Master Plan to take us through to 2024 and beyond. Rapid changes in the way education is presented to students requires a school to be flexible and able to be responsive to the

educational needs of the 21st century. The College Leadership Team is enthusiastically at the forefront of planning for the current and future educational and spiritual needs of the College.

The community spirit of Villanova College has once again shone through the year of 2019. The school’s deputy in Steve Bremner was given the task of making sure that Villanova Park rose from the ashes of 2017. Everyone who has visited Villanova Park must surely be impressed with the new grandstand and facilities. More is yet to be done.

So once again the year is almost at a close and the new crop of Villanovans has graduated from the College to make their mark on the world. The Augustinian Order, College Board, committees, teachers and staff, parents and caregivers have all contributed to what they are today and what they are to become.

The Board highly values the leadership of Mark Stower and Steve Bremner, especially during the period of Mark’s well-earned sabbatical in Term 3.

The Board looks with confidence to the future of the College and on their behalf, I wish all members of the Villanova community a safe and prosperous 2020.

PARENTS AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION

MR VASS CAYAS / PRESIDENT

On behalf of the Parents and Friends (P&F) executive, I want to acknowledge the support of the College, parents and the many volunteers and sponsors on achieving such a great year for the Villanova community. Being my first year as President, I have enjoyed learning how the College operates and the many moving parts that occur behind the scene to make it such a successful environment.

This year saw another fantastic International Carnival. Special thanks to Cameron Clelland and the many volunteers who cooked or baked, set up, donated, sponsored, ordered supplies, managed the finance and cleaned up. Everyone should be proud of the achievements to raise over $62,000 for the College.

To celebrate and acknowledge the important role our mums play in raising our young men, the P&F again hosted the Mothers’ Night event. The event saw over 360 ladies enjoy a great night on the Senior Terraces with the city lights as a back drop. To ensure the evening ran smoothly, an army of fathers waited on the ladies to ensure no glass went empty and no lady went hungry. Not even a mid-evening thunderstorm could dampen the event. The success of the evening was not possible

without the sponsors, caterers and volunteers. Over $5,500 was raised.

A major service that the P&F co-ordinates is the Second Hand Uniform Shop. This is such an important role and we thank Maree Erikson for her continued efforts. The service has raised close to $20,000 for the P&F.

There are numerous other events that the P&F co-ordinate or support, from year level functions to the Trivia Night. These all help raise funds for many facility improvements or resources for the College. This year the P&F was able to assist with the following:

· $80,000 contribution for the Tolle Lege Library refurbishment.

· $50,000 initial contribution towards air conditioning the Junior and Middle School classrooms.

· Joint purchase of a mobile freezer with the Music Supporters and Sports Club.

The P&F will work to identify key initiatives that will further improve the experience for all the boys in 2020 and beyond.

In addition to the fundraising events, the P&F committee worked with the College to invite keynote speakers to talk about relevant topics. We will look to expand our engagement with

the broader community by developing a full calendar of speakers and topics in readiness to share at the beginning of Term 1.

I am excited to confirm that the executive committee are all continuing in their roles in 2020. Should any family wish to support any of the events through planning and volunteering, either in person or through corporate sponsorship, please don’t hesitate to reach out to myself or any of the executive committee.

CURRICULUM

MR JOHN CHRISTIE / DEAN OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

The College will move to testing NAPLAN online in 2020 and therefore 2019 was the final time that students at Villanova completed the paper-based version. This will allow students abilities to be measured more accurately due to the tailored nature of the testing. Furthermore, it will also continue to support one of the College’s strategic intents of using data to better inform pedagogy

Throughout the year, there were many opportunities for students to encounter a range of experiences outside of the timetabled curriculum. These included:

Days of Excellence

Tournament of Minds

STEM club / activities

Education continues to be challenged by a number of significant issues. Ensuring that levels of numeracy and literacy are continuing to be improved is one of the highest priorities in schools today. Several articles published throughout the year highlighted Australia’s decreasing levels of literacy in particular and how the nation should respond. There is an associated desire that all students are achieving highly across the core subjects. The focus on STEM subjects over the past five to 10 years has been in response to falling interest and achievement in the areas of Science and Mathematics. The second major challenge is that it is important for schools to be working diligently to close the gap between those that excel in their studies and those who find school a challenge. Schools are regularly looking for opportunities and strategies to reduce this difference. Finally, preparing students for adult life is key to students’ success and can be achieved by instilling in them the importance of collaboration, creativity, digital literacy and communication.

The graduating Class of 2018 were rewarded with impressive results. Their application to their studies throughout the year was excellent, their QCS performance was very good and as a result we were able to celebrate with the students in February as we welcomed many of them back for the Scholar’s Assembly. College Dux and OP 1 recipient, Trent Foster, returned to address the assembly. Many immediately assume a school’s Dux would study law or medicine or engineering when they complete their Year 12 studies. Trent, however, reflecting on the significant influence his teachers had on him during his time at Villanova, spoke of his desire to pursue a teaching career. This was the ultimate compliment for the many dedicated teachers at the College. Along with Trent, 14 other Year 12 graduates chose to pursue teaching at university in 2019.

Mathematics competitions and challenges

QUT STEM Camp

Semester 2 commenced with the College’s Academic Assembly where students who had achieved highly in their studies in Semester 1 were acknowledged. To receive an excellence award for one’s studies, students needed to achieve a minimum all As but one in their core subjects. It was a pleasure to welcome so many students on stage who had achieved so highly. However, this year the College was also able to congratulate those students who did not achieve an excellence award but demonstrated exceptional diligence and work ethic.

2019 has seen the final year of the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) in its current format. From 2020, Queensland students will be awarded an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) rather than the Overall Position (OP) that has been given for the past. There are a number of changes that underpin this new system. Teaching and learning has become a highlight of the new syllabus documents written whilst the awarding of credit for units completed will be ongoing. Arguably the most significant change, however, is that assessment will be administered differently and less frequently. The focus has shifted from shorter units of work that often are not linked to students needing to retain more information and make links between units of work. This is a shift in mindset for schools across the state but one that will hopefully produce more capable students with the skills to be more successful in life after school. Thank you to the Curriculum Area Leaders and senior teachers who have engaged in the new processes required to implement this system.

As we wait for the first cohort to complete the new QCE, we look forward to the results of the 2019 Seniors. These young men acquitted

themselves well in the important Queensland Core Skills (QCS) test with 55% of our students receiving an A or B. I thank Ms Liana Baillie for co-ordinating the QCS program and the teachers who were involved in any of the preparation sessions. We look forward to learning of their final results in December. I also thank Mr Matt Lalor for his work as QCE Co-ordinator, and his monitoring of each Senior student.

The College has continued to look for areas where we can improve the educational outcomes of our students. The College’s Collaborative and Reflective Practices (CRP) program continues to encourage our teachers to work collaboratively on strategies and initiatives to improve teaching and learning. This year there have been great steps forward in focussing on the importance of feedback / feedforward to the students as well as preparing a number of our teachers for the journey that will be co-teaching over the coming years. This is exciting times for the College and I would like to thank Ms Kate Alexander for furthering the work of CRP at the College.

Another opportunity to celebrate the wonderful achievements of the students at the College was held in November. The Celebration of Excellence was an outstanding event that allowed the community to applaud the achievements of our students in curriculum, co-curricular and service pursuits. From an academic perspective, Gunit Singh was an outstanding recipient of the College Dux. His application to his studies was exceptional and his results mirrored this. Although there were many outstanding award winners on the night, what set Gunit apart from many of his peers was his willingness to work collaboratively with other students.

The staff are clearly the ‘backbone’ of the remarkable teaching that occurs on a day-today basis at the College. I thank the College’s Leadership Team for the focus they have on bettering Villanova College and ensuring that we produce well-rounded young men. Their support of teaching and learning is unwavering, and for this I am most grateful. It is important, though, to acknowledge the teachers at the College, whether they be in the Junior, Middle or Senior Schools. The many conversations I have had with parents with regards to their son’s journey at Villanova are regularly dominated by compliments and praise for our teachers. It is a privilege to be able to pass this on to teachers.

2020 will continue to present many opportunities, some existing and some new. I look forward again to being part of a community that continues to thrive and that offers a multitude of opportunities to our young men.

STAFF 2019

COLLEGE LEADERSHIP TEAM

Principal - Mr Mark Stower

Deputy Principal - Mr Steven Bremner

Head of Junior School - Mr Stephen Rouhliadeff

Head of Middle School - Mr Gregory O’Neill

Head of Senior School - Mr Matthew Levander

Dean of Mission and Identity - Mr John Holroyd

Dean of Teaching and Learning - Mr John Christie

College Administrator - Ms Sally Byron

CURRICULUM AREA LEADERS

Director of Data Analytics - Ms Liana Baille

Queensland Certificate of Education Co-ordinator - Mr Matthew Lalor

Director of Research Services - Ms Antonietta Neighbour

Pathways Program Leader - Mrs Dianne Martin

eLearning Pedagogy - Mr Jason Lane

Curriculum Leader (Junior School) - Mrs Leanne Addley

Curriculum Leader (Junior School) – Mrs Melissa Liddy

Religious Education (Junior School) - Mrs Nichole Rouhliadeff

Learning Enrichment Program Leader (Junior School) - Mrs Joanne Bayley

English (Middle School) - Mr Shawn Creamer

Mathematics (Middle School) - Mrs Jo McConville

Religious Education (Middle School) - Ms Christianne Kemp

Science (Middle School) - Mrs Hannah Elder

Social Science (Middle School) - Mrs Julie Colbert

Learning Enrichment Program Leader (Middle School) - Mrs Sally England

Business Studies - Ms Michelle Smith-Rowan

Creative Arts - Ms Sallyanne Freney

Languages Curriculum - Mr Paul Schiavo

Physical Education - Mr Patrick Atkinson

Technical Studies - Mrs Kathryn Duncan

English (Senior School) - Mr Paul Gribben

Mathematics (Senior School) - Mr Brett Morrissey

Religious Education (Senior School) - Ms Eleni Greenaway

Science (Senior School) - Mrs Juanita Jacobs

Social Science (Senior School) - Mr Kirk Astill

Learning Enrichment Program Leader (Senior School) - Mrs Kath Underhill

PASTORAL AREA LEADERS

Years 5 and 6 - Mr Brendan Kennedy

Year 7 - Mr Ben Lynam

Year 8 - Mr Matthew McGrath

Year 9 - Mr Peter Simpson

Year 10 - Mr Sean O’Neill

Year 11 - Mr Tony Rolls

Year 12 - Mr Peter Meecham

College Psychologists - Mr Tass Sakellariou - Dr Ashleigh Wright

College Counsellor - Mr Adrian Hellwig

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Director of Music - Mr Michael Jones

Junior Co-ordinator - Mrs Sam Sleep

Head of Brass - Mr Josh McKechie

Head of Strings - Ms Raquel Bastos

Head of Woodwind - Mrs Emma Jimenez

QCMF Business Development Manager and

Percussion Tutor – Mr Gordon Hughes

Music Secretary – Mrs Alison Schrauf

QCMF Facilitator – Mrs Sandra Magnus

Music Librarian – Mrs Eleni Peace

Music Specialists:

Mrs Sharon Bourne

Ms Christine Byrne

Ms Melissa Gill

Mr Ryan Humphrey

Mr Ken Koido

Mr Elias Kokkoris

Dr Karen Lonsdale – Term 1

Mr Sean Mackenzie

Mr Russell Neville

Mr Evan Osborne

Mr Alex Perlinski – Terms 2 and 3

Mr Chris Scott – Term 1

Mrs Megan Stuart

Ms Joyce To – Terms 2 and 3

Mrs Belinda Tucker – Term 4

SPORT

Director of Sport - Mr Craig Stariha

AIC Co-ordinator:

(Years 5 - 8) - Mr Chris Everding

(Years 9 - 12) - Mr Blake McLauchlan

TEACHING STAFF

Ms Chloe Adams

Ms Kate Alexander

Mr Christopher Atkinson

Mr Kelly Baildon

Mr David Bond

Mrs Vanessa Briggs

Mr Roland Camilleri

Ms Alex Christou

Mrs Julie Colbert

Mr Matthew Conlan

Mr Kane Corby

Mrs Katie Dauth-Sousa

Ms Kirstina Dawson

Mr Stuart Denigan

Ms Barbara Dewis

Mrs Terri Dillon

Ms Christina Drakogiannakis

Mrs Leigh Edmonds

Ms Sandy Elliott

Mrs Pauline Feltoe

Mr Justin Feuerriegel

Mr Adam Fry

Mrs Danielle Galpin

Mr Michael Garske

Mr Graeme George

Mrs Roslyn Giles

Mr Colin Grant

Mr Callum Hackett

Ms Paula Henry

Mrs Theresa Henry

Mr David Hood

Mr Anthony Kemp

Ms Sophie Kenny

Mr Robert Korst

Ms Kelson Lee

Mr Nathan Leonard

Mrs Silvia Loi

Mrs Shannon Lynam

Mr Dennis Manias

Mrs Amanda McKay

Ms Georgia Mills-Geer

Mr Brian Morrow

Ms Maureen O’Dwyer

Mr John O’Hare

Mr Paul Olsen

Ms Sharon Page

Mr Brian Pascoe

Ms Samantha Reader

Mr Jordan Roache

Ms Amy Roberts

Mr Neil Roche-Kelly

Mr Stuart Rowland

Mr Jamie Seefeld

Mr Christopher Seipel

Mrs Julianne Shaw

Mrs Justine Silk

Ms Danielle Sim

Mr Matthew Smith

Mr Alexander Sullivan

Mr Ben Valentine

Mr Adrian Walker

Mr Peter Wall

Ms Emily Want

Mrs Mylan Warren

Mr Matthew Wilson

Mrs Melissa Wilson

SUPPORT STAFF

Mrs Janet Akenson

Mrs Janette Aquiningo

Mrs Mary Anne Ashton

Mrs Dot Blair

Ms Maryanne Bray

Mrs Joy Browning

Mr Timothy Candy

Mrs Helen Caswell

Ms Simone Cole

Mr Joshua Cowper

Mr Brandon Cragg

Mr Brendan Dahlen

Mrs Vanessa Fitzgerald

Mrs Sandra Foster

Ms Belinda Grant

Mrs Robyn Gunning

Mrs Kathryn Hackett

Mr John Hall

Mrs Natalie Hall

Mrs Robyn Heath

Mrs Julie Herden

Mr Tony Hindmarsh

Mrs Sue Homann

Ms Samantha Kelk

Ms Heather Kelsall

Mr James Keys

Ms Jo Kieseker

Mrs Judy Krasniewicz

Mrs Vicki Lamb

Mrs Lynda Lecatsas

Dr Geraldine Lee

Mrs Maria Mascadri

Ms Sharon McCulloch

Mr Jason McCutcheon

Mr Gary Meilak

Mrs Irena O’Donnell

Mrs Rosie O’Toole

Mr Paul Orrell

Mrs Helen Palmer

Mrs Chris Purcell

Mr John Roberts

Mrs Linda Rolls

Mrs Erika Schofield

Ms Lesa Shepherd

Mr Craig Smith

Mrs Jacqueline Steendyk

Mrs Margaret Stevenson

Mr Juha Stroja

Mr Nathanael Stroja

Ms Stephanie Sullivan

Mr Ben Thurlow

Ms Georgina Valencia

Mrs Agi Waloszek

Ms Amanda Waterson

Mr Stewart Williams

Mr Clyde Wooderson

Mr Patrick Zietsch

VILLANOVA COLLEGE STAFF 2019

Front Row: Mary Anne Ashton, Dot Blair, Maureen O’Dwyer, Sally England, Agi Waloszek, John Christie, John Holroyd, Sally Byron, Mark Stower, Steven Bremner, Matt Levander, Greg O’Neill, Stephen Rouhliadeff, Robyn Gunning, Joy Browning, Geraldine Lee, Dennis Manias

Second Row: Eleni Peace, Ashleigh Wright, Raquel Bastos, Judy Krasniewicz, Kath Underhill, Brendan Kennedy, Kelson Lee, Antonietta Neighbour, Sam Sleep, Barbara Dewis, Georgia Mills-Geer, Amy Roberts, Chloe Adams, Julie Colbert, Helen Caswell, Vicki Lamb, Justine Silk, Matt Conlan, Chris Purcell, Christina Drakogiannakis, Linda Rolls, Mary Kent

Third Row: Nichole Rouhliadeff, Mylan Warren, Maria Mascadri, Terri Dillon, Joshua Cowper, Jack Lamb, Matt Smith, Lynda Lecatsas, Brandon Cragg, Chris Atkinson, Alex Sullivan, Emily Want, Silvia Loi, David Hood, Juanita Jacobs, Brian Pascoe, Ben Thurlow, Michelle Smith-Rowan, Sue Homann, Joanne Bayley, Gary Mellick

Fourth Row: Ben Valentine, Mick Garske, Shawn Creamer, Leanne Addley, Erika Schofield, Janette Nobile, Jacqui Steendyk, Mary-Anne Bray, Helen Palmer, Janet Akenson, Melissa Liddy, Michael Jones, Jason Lane, Blake McLauchlan

Fifth Row: Sharon McCulloch, Simone Cole, Paula Henry, Matt Lalor, Pauline Feltoe, Rosie O’Toole, Lesa Shepherd, Hannah Elder, Sandra Magnus, Irena O’Donnell, Kathryn Hackett, Amanda Waterson, Christianne Kemp, Jo-Anne Kieseker, Fr Saldie Resolado

Sixth Row: Paul Olsen, Sharon Page, Kirstina Dawson, Sophie Kenny, Adrian Hellwig, Chris Everding, Samantha Reader, Tony Rolls, Callum Hackett, Sallyanne Freney, Ellen King, Roslyn Giles, Eleni Greenaway, David Bond, Danielle Galpin

Seventh Row: Kirk Astill, Katie Dauth-Sousa, Shannon Lynam, Kate Alexander, Colin Grant, Vince Scuderi, Tim Candy, Ben Lynam, Matt Wilson, Adam Fry, Emma Jimenez, Liana Baillie, Jo McConville

Back Row: Stephanie Sullivan, Natalie Hall, Nathan Leonard, Fr Peter Wieneke, Gordon Hughes, Peter Meecham, Justin Feuerriegel, Matt McGrath, Sean O’Neill, Stuart Rowland, Pat Atkinson, Jack O’Hare, Kane Corby

SENIOR SCHOOL

MR MATTHEW LEVANDER / HEAD OF SENIOR SCHOOL

students deserves special recognition:

College Dux: Gunit Singh

Year 12 Proxime Accessit: Thomas Pham

Dux of Year 11: Jack Dunbar

Year 11 Proxime Accessit: Luke Skelton

Duxes of Year 10: Henry Barras and Luke Palmer

The seminal poem ‘Oh Me! Oh Life!’ by famous American poet Walt Whitman and immortalised in the film Dead Poet’s Society, finishes with the line ‘that the powerful play goes on and you may contribute a verse’. What was the 2019 Senior School verse in the rich poem that is Villanova College? I can proudly say a quite remarkable one indeed. One of the virtues that has underpinned the narrative of this academic year has been that of passion. At the commencement of the year, College Captain Matthew Rolls articulated the Senior motto - ‘where passion lies, success follows’. This aspirational intention was embraced in all areas of College life - academics, culture and music, sport, and in service.

This year saw the end of one era and the dawn of a new one with our Year 12 students the last cohort to receive Overall Position (OP) scores and our Year 11 students embarking upon the new Queensland Certificate of Education. I would like to thank the Senior School teaching faculty for their outstanding energy and commitment in ensuring our preparedness in meeting this challenge.

The Celebration of Excellence evening at QPAC once again affirmed the importance of the pursuit of success in the classroom. The outstanding achievement of the following

The inspirational example of mentoring and servant leadership exhibited by this year’s College Dux, Gunit Singh demonstrated that one can still be an exceptional academic achiever yet gift their intellectual talents to the benefit of others, a practice that our future Seniors are encouraged to embrace in the new Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) system.

Across the cultural and music programs, there were several memorable moments. Musician of the Year, James Battersby and our talented Senior School musicians, ensured another gold rush at the Queensland Catholic Schools and Colleges Music Festival whilst the inaugural Arts in Action Week shone the spotlight on our Theatre Sports dramatists and artists at Villa Visions.

It was also a remarkable year for Villanova College sport, punctuated with the dual First Premiership and Aggregate Trophy in basketball and cricket as well as the Senior chess title. Sportsmen of the Year, Peter Klaassen and George Stokes both displayed great dedication, pride and commitment in all their sporting pursuits.

Saint Augustine states, ‘it is necessary for a person to let themselves be seized by the Word and change their life.’ The Word of Jesus expressed in the Gospels teaches us to love and be compassionate to those on the margins. The bi-annual AFAS immersion once again provided our young men with the opportunity to put faith into action.

The Senior Class of 2019 have left a lasting example of what it means to have pride

and passion for your College. Under the inspirational leadership of Villanovan of the Year and College Captain Matthew Rolls, College Vice-Captain William Barwick and Student Council President Nickolas Sofios, the Year 12 students led the College exceptionally well. The re-teaching of the College War Cry, the launch of the inaugural World’s Greatest Shave which raised $15 000 for the Leukemia Foundation, the establishment of a College recycling program and the introduction of Peer Mentoring into the Junior School are all significant legacies which will continue to enrich the College community.

I wish Max McCaul, Tadgh O’Neill and Murphy Woodger all the best in their leadership of the student body in 2020 and I am excited by their leadership vision for student wellbeing. For those staff involved in the academic and pastoral support of the Senior School students, I would like to extend a sincere thank you, especially to - Mr Sean O’Neill, Mr Peter Meecham and Mr Tony Rolls – our Pastoral Area Leaders; Mrs Kath Underhill - Learning Enrichment Team Program Leader; Mrs Dianne Martin - Pathways Program Leader; Mr Adrian Hellwig - College Counsellor; Mr Tass Sakellariou and Dr Ashleigh Wright - College Psychologists and Mrs Joy Browning - the Student Services Officer. In particular, I would like to wish Mr Peter Meecham all the best as he takes a year of leave after many years of wonderful service in shaping the fine young men of this College.

Next year promises to be a very exciting year for the Senior School as the new building will offer dynamic teaching and learning spaces and exceptional facilities for our students. As always, I am humbled to have the opportunity to continue to serve the young men of the Senior School and look forward to the writing of another memorable verse in 2020.

VILLANOVA COLLEGE SENIORS 2019

Front Row: Nathaniel Woolgar, Nicholas Thomas, Matthew Conway, Dominic Duskovic, Matthew Short, Louis Caltabiano, John Caffery, Nickolas Sofios, Matthew Rolls, William Barwick, George Stokes, Reece Jansen, James Livingstone, Jacob Perrier, Samuel Behm, Nicholas Halvorson, Harry Lenton

Second Row: Angus Boyer, Savvas Michaelides, Jacob Blacker, Andrew Worthington, Marcus Sountas, Liam Nepali, Max Grant-Smith, Izaac Jenkins, Alessandro Pennisi, Jack Horan, Cooper Brown, Campbell Smith, Ethan Campbell, Benjamin McGregor, Nicholas Townsend, Alex Wang, Samuel Cole, Joshua Civitarese, David Kako

Third Row: Harry Wilson, Alexander John, Rhys Nevis, Benjamin Ryan, Marc Fontana, Gunit Singh, Jakob Ternel, Thomas Pham, Andrew Vick, Kaiea Bridges, Ivan Radovanovic, Sachin Kalyan, Ethan Bell, Kahika Hoet, Darcy Wade, Bradley Roulant, Anas Shitw

Fourth Row: Matthew Clark, Anthony Karamihas, Adrian Rosso, Nicholas Sterritt, Ewan McDougall, Luke Whitton, Isaac Farrelly, Samuel Stenson, Riley Wearne, Lucas Gough, Luke Berridge, Alexander Sterritt, Joel O’Reilly, Alessandro Iovenitti, Jack Meimaris, Harrison Wells, Jeremy Goodsell, Oliver Cootes

Fifth Row: William Pulsford, Patrick Maione, Ethan Raymond, Jake Merrett, Sebastian Woolgar, Harrison Short, Thomas Kinross, Tyler Harding, Noah Woodger, Jack Milner, Jayden Bryant, Isaac Lynch, Connor Walker, Oliver Bernal, Noah Zenonos, Thomas Buckley-Sammut

Sixth Row: Harrison Ryan, Will Stevens, Jack Daly, Will Kubler, Ethan Gyetvay, Antony Thomas, Bailey Creevey, Maxwell Eberhardt, Millan McIntosh, Sam Cristina, Jacob Gollan, Oscar McGown, Aidan Meredith, Matthew Boxall, Robert Agnew

Back Row: Samuel Hannan, Harry Keay, Jackson Honeyfield, Vincent Schouten, Joshua Kerr, Jack Scully, Lucas Boylan, Flynn Ballantyne, Christopher Pearcy, Peter Klaassen, Scott Jones, Timothy Nielson, Jack Dommett, Thomas Knowles, James Battersby

Inset: Guy Bacon, Grayson Nicolaou

STUDENT LEADERS 2019

STUDENT EXECUTIVE TEAM

STUDENT LEADERSHIP TEAM

Front Row: Max McCaul (Crane Vice-Captain), William Barwick (College Vice-Captain), Mr Matthew Levander (Head of Senior School), Matthew Rolls (College Captain), Mr Mark Stower (College Principal), Nickolas Sofios (Student Council President), Tadgh O’Neill (Heavey Vice-Captain)

Second Row: Reece Jansen (Ministry Captain), Lachlan Galbraith (Goold Vice-Captain), Louis Caltabiano (Crane House Captain), Matthew Conway (Music Captain), George Stokes (Sport Captain), Matthew Short (Academic Captain), Jaxon Paterson-Wright (Murray Vice-Captain)

Back Row: Jacob Perrier (Murray House Captain), Dominic Duskovic (Cultural Captain), James Livingstone (Heavey House Captain), John Caffery (Goold House Captain)

Left to Right: William Barwick (College Vice-Captain), Mr Mark Stower (College Principal), Matthew Rolls (College Captain), Mr Matthew Levander (Head of Senior School), Nickolas Sofios (Student Council President)

COLLEGE CAPTAIN’S REPORT

MATTHEW ROLLS / 2019 COLLEGE CAPTAIN

years earlier. We spent the day introducing the newest Villanovans to their new College and what it means to belong at Villanova College. This bond continued with the commencement of the Peer Mentoring program and the reinvigoration of the Year 5 and 12 Breakfast, something we also experienced in Year 5.

“It is love that asks, that seeks, that knocks, that finds, and that is faithful to what it finds.” – St Augustine of Hippo

At the beginning of the year, the Seniors decided on a motto by which we would aspire to lead the College in 2019. We settled on, “Where passion lies, success follows” and promised one another, and the entire College, at the commissioning ceremony early in the year that we would live out this motto through our words and actions. I truly believe that through our passionate and spirited involvement in all aspects of College life we have succeeded in all we have strived for.

From the very first day, before we were even given our Senior ties, our bond with the youngest students at the College was fostered as we walked a fresh-faced group of Year 5 students through the same gates we had been walked through some eight

On the sporting field we played with passion, unity and the spirit of Villanova, with many a triumphant victory as ‘Villa’s on Fire’ – the unofficial anthem of the Nova Nation - bellowed out across Villanova Park and Goold Hall, sending a shiver down the spines of opposition schools even on their home turf. Our spirit and ‘Villa’s on Fire’ is something we hope is continued well into the future. I will never forget singing ‘Villa’s on Fire’ for the first time, watching 1st XI Cricket captain Matthew Short rip through Iona’s top order, taking a wicket the very delivery we started singing. This demonstrated to me the power of backing your mates and being proud of the crest on your chest.

Pride in our College and also the belief we had in our mates was epitomised during the ‘I Believe Round’, as we faced a formidable Marist College Ashgrove in rugby, football and chess. We pledged our support to our mates and made the opposition well aware of our strong beliefs, and it worked. The 1st XI football and chess teams came away with a victory and the 1st XV rugby team narrowly missed out. But the sheer belief and support of the masses of Villanova students at

Villanova Park was something I will always be proud to have been a part of. Another legacy left by the Senior class of 2019 is the reteaching of the Villanova War Cry, a tradition which we hope will be continued. It was fantastic to see all students embrace the challenge of relearning something that is so important at the College. I saw this as a fantastic way to bring the entire College closer together.

Ministry also brought the College closer together with each other and with the broader community. The AFAS Immersion was a fantastic success with many students returning with great stories. The World’s Greatest Shave, initiated by College Vice-Captain William Barwick, raised over $15,000 for the Leukaemia Foundation. Academically, the Celebration of Excellence shone a bright light on the College’s highest achievers, of which many Year 12s received an award at their last ever Celebration of Excellence.

All in all, 2019 was a year to be remembered, especially for the Senior class. We have been so fortunate to have had the support of our school mates, College staff, our families and the entire Villanova community. I, myself, am pleased to say I leave the College with no regrets and I encourage every student to make the most of their time at Villanova, because there will come a day, in the not so distant future, where you must say goodbye to the place that has meant so much.

YEAR 12 AWARDS OF DISTINCTION

VILLANOVAN

Throughout 2019, Matthew proved to be a wonderful embodiment of the balanced and holistic education offered at Villanova College. He worked diligently in the classroom, receiving an Endeavour Award in Semester 1 for his consistent application and effort directed towards his studies. Always punctual, courteous, and immaculately attired, he makes best use of each lesson, asking questions and bringing other students into a passionate and committed search for the truth.

Matthew’s commitment to the wider life of the College has been remarkable. He has made contributions to the football, basketball and athletics sporting programs. He has served as a Eucharistic minister and strongly supported the liturgical life of the College. As a member of the St Vincent de Paul Society he participated in the annual Sleepout and has shown through his ministry service his passion for social justice.

However, his most significant and outstanding contribution to the College this year has been in the area of Student Leadership and College Spirit. His project of reteaching the College War Cry has been a significant achievement and will be a lasting legacy. His passion for the ‘Three Vs’ is undeniable.

MUSICIAN PROXIME ACCESSIT DUX

Gunit joined the Villanova community in 2015 as a Year 8 student.

Gunit was not always the top of his subject or cohort, achieving Bs until the end of his Year 9 academic year. His graduation to the Senior School clearly moved him from a position that could have been very comfortable to achieving and maintaining one of academic excellence. Over the past three years he has given his studies his all, and there has been a constant improvement in academic achievement culminating in an almost perfect A+ grade point average. Always engaged and keen to contribute, he is one of those students who is essential to the dynamics of a class and will bring the best out in his peers. The amount of time and effort he spends helping his classmates in and out of class time, before exams and out of school is unparalleled – often he reteaches an entire term’s content. Gunit is admired greatly within the entire 2019 Senior cohort. Partly because of his outstanding attitude towards his studies, but also due to his high level of personal integrity and desire to present the best version of himself to his peers and staff. He has an enthusiasm for learning that knows no bounds. He is well respected by both staff and his peers, not only for his ability and commitment to achieve, but for his humour and humanity.

Thomas commenced his academic journey at the College in Year 5. From this early time, he achieved highly in all of his subjects, particularly doing well in Mathematics and Science. His Junior School teachers encouraged him to continue to look for opportunities to improve and it is clear that he adopted this, moving from a B grade point average to almost a perfect A+ grade point average in his current studies. An unassuming and modest young man, he has already been applauded for this work ethic and diligence by being awarded the dux of two subjects.

Peter is indeed a gifted athlete, representing Villanova at the AIC Track & Field Championships in high jump, sprints and relays. He made the Met East Track & Field team for high jump. He was an integral member of Villanova’s 1st XI premiership cricket team and inaugural 1st XVIII AFL Team. He played in the 1st XI Football Team for which he was appointed ViceCaptain and won the 2019 ‘Player’s Player’ award. He made the Composite Football Team and captained the Met East 1719 years Football Team at the State Championships. Peter was a member of the premiership winning 1st V Basketball Team.

George competed at the AIC Swimming Championships in the 4x50m relay and in Cross Country he ran the 6km event. He competed in the AIC Track & Field Championship in the 400m and 800m events.He was in the 2nd XI Cricket Team and the 1st XVIII AFL Team. He was Vice-Captain of the 1st XV Rugby Team where he was awarded the Best and Fairest. He captained the 1st XV Met East Rugby Team at the State Championships where he performed extremely well and made the Qld Schoolboys No 2 Rugby team. He played in the 1st XIII Rugby League Team and in the 3rd IV Tennis Team. George represented Villanova in nine AIC sporting events throughout the year.

As a proud and active member of the music community, James was involved in five ensembles through Senior School, including the music liturgy ensemble, a group of students who freely give their time to lead our community and the broader community in liturgy and prayer. He also volunteered and represented our College during QCMF.

James has represented Villanova College for several years through his involvement with the Young Conservatorium, and is a valued member of many ensembles, including the Symphony Orchestra, Wind Orchestra, and Jazz Ensembles.

Demonstrating a fine level of performance throughout his Villanova journey, he has represented his College in several State Honours Ensemble Programs; in 2018 he was successful in auditioning and earning a position in the Pacific Honours Ensemble Program, which entitled him to attend the Western International Band Clinic in Seattle during the final weeks of November.

James has recently completed his 7th Grade AMEB exam and has also auditioned for a position at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University. We wish him all the best for a successful outcome for both of these opportunities.

SPORTSMEN

Matthew Rolls Gunit Singh

Thomas Pham

George Stokes and Peter Klaassen

James Battersby

YEAR 12 ACADEMIC AWARDS

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

Gunit Singh

2019 Dux of the College, Frank Cullen Cup

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Potter Family Trophy for Mathematics - for excellence in Mathematics B and C

Bobby Smart Memorial Trophy for Science - for excellence in Chemistry and Physics

Academic Award for Mathematics C

Academic Award for Physics

Thomas Pham

Proxime Accessit Year 12

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Flight Lieutenant Mark Fallon Memorial Trophy for Study of Religion

Bobby Smart Memorial Trophy for Science - for excellence in Chemistry and Physics

Academic Award for Chemistry

Academic Award for Study of Religion

Samuel Behm

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Information Processing and Technology

Academic Award for Visual Art

Luke Berridge

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Angus Boyer

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Thomas Buckley-Sammut

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Drama

Academic Award for Mathematics A

John Caffery

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Physical Education

Joshua Civitarese

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Damian Blyth Memorial Trophy for Hospitality Studies

Matthew Conway

Academic Award for Music

Sam Cristina

Academic Award for Business Management

Isaac Farrelly

Certificate III in Business

Jacob Gollan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Science 21

Nicholas Halvorson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Jackson Honeyfield

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Harry Lenton

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Benjamin McGregor

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Geography

Millan McIntosh

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Timothy Nielson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Academic Award for Music Extension

Joel O’Reilly

Academic Award for English Communication

Certificate III in Fitness

Academic Award for Religion and Ethics

Jacob Perrier

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

William Pulsford

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Vincent Schouten

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Accounting

Harrison Short

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Matthew Short

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Nickolas Sofios

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Chinese

Academic Award for Legal Studies

H.J. Summers Literature Prize for English

Samuel Stenson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Will Stevens

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Academic Award for Italian

George Stokes

Academic Award for Graphics

Andrew Vick

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Connor Walker

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Economics

Academic Award for Modern History

Eric & Mollie Whitehouse Trophy for Modern History

Alex Wang

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Biology

Academic Award for Mathematics B

Thomas Barry Memorial Trophy for Biology

Nathaniel Woolgar

Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology

Academic Award for Prevocational Mathematics

Sebastian Woolgar

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Noah Zenonos

Certificate I in Furnishing

SERVICE AWARDS

The 2019 Student Leadership Team is affirmed for their significant contribution to the College. Under the passionate leadership of Matthew Rolls, these 12 young men served the Villanova community well:

Matthew Short

Academic Captain

DomiNickolas Duskovic

Cultural Captain

Reece Jansen

Ministry Captain

Matthew Conway

Music Captain

George Stokes

Sport Captain

Louis Caltabiano

Crane House Captain

John Caffery

Goold House Captain

James Livingstone

Heavey House Captain

Jacob Perrier

Murray House Captain

Nickolas Sofios

Student Council President

Nickolas has led the council with an enthusiastic drive, grace and a positive disposition. He always ensured that the Student Council and its activities were to the service of students. When Nickolas speaks people listen, such are his skills as a master orator. The contribution of the council to the College’s recycling program was significant and the re-emergence of the Year 5 and 12 Breakfast, as well as the Movie Night, were great achievements under Nic’s presidency. Nickolas is to be affirmed for his contribution to the academic, cultural and music life of the College. He has exemplified the Augustinian ideal of servant leadership.

William Barwick College Vice-Captain

William has represented the College with dedication and enthusiasm throughout 2019. Respectful and courteous, he has supported all in the College community. When you want a job done, and done well, you can always depend on William, such is his natural ability to bring out the best in those around him. His most significant leadership achievement was driving the College’s inaugural participation in the World’s Greatest Shave in which over $15,000 was raised for the Leukaemia Foundation. William has exemplified the College’s Augustinian values of service and community and responded to the challenge of leadership with humility, dedication and spirit.

Matthew Rolls College Captain

Matthew has been a dedicated and humble leader both to his peers and for his College. In the execution of the role of College Captain, he has demonstrated continual responsibility, commitment and purpose in his relationships with students, staff and parents alike. Matthew has embraced all aspects of the role of College Captain, enhancing all attributes of school spirit and is a role model of Augustinian leadership, service, humility and love of learning. Matt has been a leader for all within the College community. His leadership has encouraged others to walk beside him in friendship and solidarity. His gift to us as a community was his project to reteach the College War Cry and it is the passionate hope of the Class of 2019 that this legacy will be built upon in the years to come. Matthew is this year’s recipient of the Australian Defence Force 2019 Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award and a most worthy recipient of the Captain’s Shield for 2019.

The Father Michael Morahan Silver Medallion is awarded for dedicated commitment and service to the vision and mission of the College. Such commitment is characterised by the cultivation of the Augustinian gateway values of interiority, search for truth and community throughout College life and beyond. In the case of the following recipients, their provision of leadership through service to their peers in ministry, cultural, sporting and academic activities has been outstanding and sustained. This year’s worthy recipients of the Father Michael Morahan Silver Medallion for leadership through service are:

Matthew Rolls

William Barwick

Nickolas Sofios

Bradley Roulant

Will Stevens

Alex Wang

Joshua Kerr

Reece Jansen

Jack Daly

Gunit Singh

The recipient of the Lieutenant M J Gillespie Memorial Trophy, for sustained community service, through the Augustinian Youth Ministries is

Bradley Roulant

STUDENT COUNCIL REPORT

NICKOLAS SOFIOS / 2019 STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT

The Council also sought to enrich the campus environment with various garden projects, including the refurbishment of the Food Studies Garden. A team of Senior representatives extended our environmental influence to the nearby St James Church over the Easter holidays, assisted by Mr Colin Grant in the restoration of the Church’s herb garden, which was established in conjunction with the Council several years ago.

provided by the tuckshop were a very popular dessert. Held towards the end of Term 2, the event was a fitting celebration of the Year 5 students’ first semester, and the Year 12 students’ last first semester at the College.

The Council also honoured tradition in issuing chocolate gold coins to teachers and students at the Feast of St Augustine, inspiring reflection on our inner treasures as an Augustinian community.

The Student Council of 2019 was defined by its passion for a more unified College, effective representation of all students, and servant leadership. Consisting of elected members from Year 7 to Year 12, guided by the Augustinian values of interiority, community, and the search for truth, the Council set out to convert ambition into action.

To improve the College environment, and to reward the community for its involvement in this effort, the Council teamed up with Mr John Holroyd and the St Vincent de Paul Society in purchasing bottle recycling bins and distributing them around the campus. Through the Queensland Government’s “Containers for Change” scheme, bottles and cans were refunded for 10 cents each, with proceeds going towards student and community initiatives. One notable purchase was that of 200 Villanova handballs, some of which were pledged as gifts to the Year 5 students of 2020, in the interests of building relationships which transcend the barriers of the College’s three schools.

In a proud continuation of tradition, the Council’s speakers were used throughout the year to host music on Fridays at second break, with music suggestions collected electronically. The speakers also emerged at the conclusion of Friday spirit rallies, where students from Year 5 to Year 12 gathered on the steps underneath the Veritas building for a chant prior to a weekend of sport.

2019 saw the Council’s inaugural “Food and Film Night” fundraiser, in which Villanova and Loreto’s Senior School students came together following an interschool volleyball competition for a sausage sizzle and a movie – selected by the students – in the Hanrahan Theatre. The event proved a promising platform for future VillanovaLoreto occasions, as attendees enjoyed the opportunity to engage with students from their sister school.

In addition, the Council of 2019 was responsible for the resurrection of the “Year 5 and 12 Breakfast”. Thanks to the service of enthusiastic Council representatives from various year levels, as well as staff volunteers, Ostia Square was filled with tables of Year 5 and 12 students sharing meals, drinks, stories and smiles in the spirit of Villanova brotherhood. Sweet muffins

Finally, at the annual Villa Visions art show in Term 4, the Student Council acquisition was Patrick Maione’s “Teammates”, which has been donated to the College for display. The Council’s achievements this year would not have been possible without the support of the Villanova community. In particular, I would like to thank facilitator Mr Tony Rolls, whose guidance proved instrumental in turning ideas into initiatives, and Mr Matthew Levander, for his work with the Council in Senior School projects. Furthermore, I would like to thank the Seniors of 2019, for their trust and encouragement in all Council endeavours.

To the members of the Council, thank you for your time and hard work in contributing your voices and driving our mission. I am very fortunate to have served the College alongside such dedicated, diligent young men – not least our Vice-President Nick Halvorson, Secretary Alex Wang and Treasurer Bradley Roulant. Under the leadership of President Murphy Woodger, I have no doubt that the Student Council of 2020 will continue to represent the students with pride, passion and commitment to a better Villanova.

STUDENT COUNCIL

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Harrison Sellwood, Thomas Huey, Luke Palmer, Isaac Langford

Second Row: Angus Boyer, Nick Halvorson, Hamish McKee, Nickolas Sofios, Reece Jansen, Matthew Rolls, Murphy Woodger

Third Row: Bradley Roulant, Oliver Bernal, Thomas Hoctor, Patrick Grigson, Tom Price, Alex Wang, Sam Behm

Back Row: Will Barwick, Max Eberhardt, Jack Dommett, Joshua Kerr, Ethan Gyetvay, Sean Kearns

MID-YEAR ACADEMIC AWARDS

This award section is a celebration of students who achieved extremely well in their studies in Semester 1.

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Achievement was awarded for leading their respective year level.

YEAR 12 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Samuel Behm, Alex Wang, Will Stevens, Joshua Civitarese, Gunit Singh, Benjamin McGregor, Thomas Buckley-Sammut, Nickolas Sofios

Second Row: William Pulsford, Connor Walker, Jacob Gollan, Harrison Short, Matthew Short, Samuel Stenson, Thomas Pham, Nicholas Halvorson

Back Row: Andrew Vick, John Caffery, Vincent Schouten, Harry Lenton, Jacob Perrier, Timothy Nielson, Millan McIntosh

YEAR 11 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Luke Skelton, Callum Moses, Callum O’Connor, Isaak Collie, Timothy Calvisi, Mason Luu

Second Row: Zane Genrich, Jack Ransom, Henri Honeyfield, Thomas Stenson, Christopher Djelovic

Back Row: Nicholas Chay, Oliver Rae, Jack Dunbar, Oliver Timms, Nathan Farrelly

Absent: Patrick Franco, Daniel Halligan, Xavier Sauvage

YEAR 10 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Edward Gallagher, Benjamin Sciacca, Sebastian Allan, Declan Leahy, Travis Graham, Henry Stevens

Second Row: Luke Palmer, Henry Holroyd, Xavier Borman, Patrick Perrier, Nicolas Manero, Harrison Tippins, Harrison White, Henry Barras

Back Row: Louis Henderson, Ryan Walker, Julian O’Loan, Lachlan Reardon

YEAR 9 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Christian Dang, Utkarsh Tanwar, William Ilka, David Cassaniti, Luke Schaumburg, Declan Curtis, Toby Clark, Luke Exley, Thomas Kielenniva

Second Row: Tobey Bernal, Daniel Waugh, Flynn Reynolds, Edward Alford, Jonathan Alford, Mitchell Egert, William Visic, Corey Berther, Harris Killips, Joshua McDougall, Joshua McIlwain, Nicholas Kambouris, Jose Sibi

Back Row: Cameron Wallis, Callan McInerney, Aidan Behm, Gabriel Palacios, Lachlan McGregor, Nicholas Pearcy, Patrick Grigson, Thomas Hoctor, Riley Richards, Liam McConville, Michael Gordon

YEAR 8 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Alexander Hulme, Ryan Buck, Lachlan Allen, Charlie Corrigan, Kian Dumont, Brenton Peters, Larry Clark, Mitchell Rieck, Michael Gallagher

Second Row: George Argyros, Elijah Holroyd, Christos Nicolaou, Nicolas Vega, Ned Thomas, Riki Taylor, Harrison Murphy, George Trigenis, Kai Asnicar

Back Row: Finn Prendergast, Kieran Micheletti, Jackson Moloney, Adam Zanatta, Jacob Miles-Wrency, Nicholas Craig, Connor Moloney, Thomas Rieck, Thomas Winn

Absent: Benjamin Gomersall, Ashton Taylor

YEAR 7 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Spencer Griffin, Lucas Vrijsen Fierros, Bede Earthrowl, Harrison Bryant, Henrik Frederiksen, Luca Jordan-Vieira, Charles Berridge

Second Row: Darcy Smith, Joseph Watson, Dean De Marco, William Gallagher, William Makridakis, Patrick McIlwain, Cooper James, Rohan Hill

Back Row: Matthew Sondergeld, Fionn Rossi, Isaac Tippins, Gabriel Pavilion, Ronan Flaherty, John Power, Daniel Egert, Toby Dixon, Kiran JackPerez

Absent: Lukas Dobbs

YEAR 6 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Joshua Rheinberger, Samuel Mar Fan, Dylan Fryga, Sabastian Bailey, Jonah Nicolaou, William Fritz

Second Row: Liam Viney Gonzalez, Thomas Hellyer, Gabriel Gagen, Mitchell Thompson, Bailey Horvath, Mitchell Millard, Jackson Mantis, Noah Lum

Back Row: Lucas D’Amore, Lucas Fleming, Isaac Lerato, Lachlan Boustead, Connor Nicholls, Nikolas Katakis, Liam Curtis

Absent: Hamish Read

YEAR 5 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Will Colquhoun, Reuben Wagels, Cooper Napoli Krombholz, Talen Tran, Christian McIlwain

Back Row: Samuel Pauli, Harrison Jones, Grant Crawford, Alexander Fraser, Jaylen Huber, Alexander Capaldi

MID-YEAR ENDEAVOUR AWARDS

This award section is a celebration of students who worked extremely well in their studies.

The inaugural Endeavour Award was presented to students who showed excellent application across all subjects in Semester 1.

YEAR 12 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Matthew Rolls, Angus Boyer, Jakob Ternel, Bradley Roulant, Reece Jansen, Ivan Radovanovic, Samuel Cole, Marcus Sountas

Second Row: Guy Bacon, William Barwick, Riley Wearne, Sam Cristina, Luke Berridge, Jeremy Goodsell, Louis Caltabiano, Isaac Farrelly, Sebastian Woolgar

Back Row: Maxwell Eberhardt, Harry Keay, Jackson Honeyfield, Jack Scully, Scott Jones, Jack Daly, Lucas Gough

Absent: Grayson Nicolaou

YEAR 11 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Alexander Faccio, Caylum Roy, Digby Timms, Aiden Lee, Noah Walsh, Mitchell Droop, Murphy Woodger, Peter Prineas

Second Row: Adam Winsbury, Thomas Parker, Sean Kearns, Luke Barton, Joel Henders, Joshua Smith

Back Row: Frazier Brockett, Jayden Paterson, Michael Gerrard, Ashtan Edser

Absent: Darren Muller, Peter Pertnikovs, Harrison Sellwood

YEAR 10 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Gregory Corones, Thomas Trevethan, Baiden Parker, Daniel Gagliarde, RJ Foster, Nicholas Hartley, Matthew Goodsell, Thanasi Keskinidis

Second Row: Joseph Cross, James Haines, Luke Scully, William Thomas, Aubrey Forster, Jack Cocking, Declan Dunleavy, Joe Timms, Maxwell Shearer

Back Row: Henry Holt, Jake Blackwell, Matthew Thompson, Liam Rogl, Fiachra Richards, Benjamin Craig, Frazer Moloney, Lachlan Friedman

Absent: Hugh Mulligan, Dominic Rolls

YEAR 8 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Fynn Gamer, Dean Basili, Ethan Walsh, Jack Stafford, Lachlan Sturgess

Back Row: Benjamin Addley, Jackson Rouhliadeff, Alex Vasiliou, Flynn Brown, Mitchell Voss

YEAR 9 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Blake Waugh, Caleb Rogers, Ruben Webb, Xavier Simondson, James Wilson

Second Row: William Gyte, Matthew Forsyth, Ethan Webber, Thomas Boxall

Back Row: Wilson Griffin, Will Clegg

YEAR 6 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Matthew Peachey, Daniel McPhee, Adam Kielenniva, Lewis McMahon, Conor O’Mara

Back Row: Xavier Wincote, Liam Martin, Wade Wildin Powell, Bailey Sheridan

YEAR 7 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Matthew Bisson, Samuel Matthews, Jack Visic, Henri Williams Poulton, Seamus Martin

Second Row: Lachlan Ebrington, Patrick Hilyard, Samuel Chiplin, Oliver Hosking, Alexander Russ, Sebastian O’Brien

Back Row: Oliver Chalmers, Charlie Hodgson-Day, William Vig, Kyan Simpson, Sebastian Wilson, Brendan Thompson

YEAR 5 ENDEAVOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Front Row: Oliver Truloff, Daniel Wilson, Elias Manolis, Joshua Carroll

Back Row: Cooper Lander, Riley Bryant, Christian Snell

Absent: Riley Gaffney

EXCELLENCE AWARDS

SPEECH BY MATTHEW SHORT / 2019 ACADEMIC CAPTAIN / AT THE CELEBRATION OF EXCELLENCE

Good evening Father Jones, Father Wieneke, Mr Mark Stower, distinguished guests, families, and my fellow students. A great man and an excellent teacher, Mr Nick Simpson, could always be relied upon to veer off topic on a Friday afternoon Year 10 Maths Extension class. Amidst the surfing videos and poker lessons, I particularly remember the words of wisdom he gave us one day; “If you don’t stand for something, you will fall for anything”. He emphasised the importance of character above all else. Likewise, Martin Luther King imparts that, “Intelligence plus character, that is the goal of true education”. To me, this aligns perfectly with the idea of a Villanova man. One way we define this Villanova man is through our gateway values – search for truth, interiority, and community. Our search for truth connects strongly to our academic journey from Year 5 through to Year 12. It is fundamentally why we are here and is extremely important, hence we recognise the achievements of those who sit behind me. It is imperative that we develop growth mindsets and ‘learn how to learn’. In 10 years time, it is unlikely that I will be asked to recall

the 38th element of the periodic table, or Hamlet’s fatal flaw, but the ability to pick up new concepts, and the grit needed to reach our life goals, are skills that are essential to succeed in this ever changing world. Interiority. Often, we find this is the hardest value to define. To me it relates to our character. In knowing ourselves we must decide what we value and what is important to us. Of course, this will continue to develop and grow, because we, as people, will change dramatically as we mature. However, the important thing is that we stay true to the virtues we value in our decision making and in our actions. Currently, as young Villanova men, these values may include friendship, humility, service, honesty – the list continues. So let us try to be people of substance and character. I believe this is what Mr Simpson had meant by his advice.

Lastly, we have community. Although this seems like a common value, present in many places, there is something unique about the Villanova community. The number of Old Boys who stay involved in the College is a testament to how special it really is. Made up of students, families, staff, Old Boys and friends, our community is founded on a network of strong relationships that have a profound impact on us. Largely, it is built by parents and teachers who truly want only best for us.

We are very fortunate at Villanova to have staff who go above and beyond their job descriptions to support us. From our Year 5 to our Senior teachers, they have all played a significant role in our time here. They have inspired us, cared for us, laughed with us, sometimes even taught us, and for this we are very grateful. Possibly the only people who care more about us are our parents. From packing lunches to paying school fees, none of the opportunities we have in front of us today would be possible without their undying admiration and support. So let’s give our parents and teachers a huge round of applause.

Finally, there is another way to define a Villanova man. You just need to take a look at 120 blokes sitting up the back; they started some eight years ago as young boys and have transformed into a bunch of well-rounded young men; a product of the many opportunities offered throughout our veritas journey. I urge you to continue to take advantage of similar opportunities in the future and live a life rich in experiences and relationships. While we are all destined for new and exciting times ahead, I have one last thing to say and that is …let us always remain quality men of Villanova, because, “If you don’t stand for something you will fall for anything”.

YEAR 12 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Samuel Behm, Luke Berridge, Angus Boyer, Thomas Buckley-Sammut, John Caffery, Joshua Civitarese, Matthew Conway, Sam Cristina, Isaac Farrelly, Jacob Gollan, Nicholas Halvorson, Jackson Honeyfield, Harry Lenton, Benjamin McGregor, Millan McIntosh, Timothy Nielson, Joel O’Reilly, Jacob Perrier, Thomas Pham, William Pulsford, Vincent Schouten, Harrison Short, Matthew Short, Gunit Singh, Nickolas Sofios, Samuel Stenson, Will Stevens, George Stokes, Andrew Vick, Connor Walker, Alex Wang, Nathaniel Woolgar, Sebastian Woolgar, Noah Zenonos

YEAR 11 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Frazier Brockett, Timothy Calvisi, Nicholas Chay, Isaak Collie, Luca Cotroneo, Christopher Djelovic, Dale D’Souza, Jack Dunbar, Nathan Farrelly, Patrick Franco, Lachlan Galbraith, Zane Genrich, Daniel Halligan, Angus Henning, Matthew Killips, Lawrence Leotta, Mason Luu, Callum Moses, Hamish Muir, Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Peter Prineas, Oliver Rae, Jack Ransom, Xavier Sauvage, Tianze Shi, Luke Skelton, Thomas Stenson, Oliver Timms

This award section is a celebration of students who achieved extremely well in their studies across Terms 1 to 3

YEAR 10 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Sebastian Allan, Henry Barras, Jake Blackwell, Xavier Borman, Jack Cocking, Harry Corrigan, Declan Dunleavy, Daniel Gagliarde, Edward Gallagher, Travis Graham, Louis Henderson, Henry Holroyd, Henry Holt, Ethan Horky, Benjamin Jeffs, Declan Leahy, Nicolas Manero, Luke Palmer, Patrick Perrier, Lachlan Reardon, Fiachra Richards, Dominic Rolls, Benjamin Sciacca, Maxwell Shearer, William Thomas, Harrison Tippins, Ryan Walker, Harrison White

YEAR 9 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Edward Alford, Jonathan Alford, Aidan Behm, Tobey Bernal, Corey Berther, David Cassaniti, Toby Clark, Declan Curtis, Christian Dang, Mitchell Egert, Luke Exley, Michael Gordon, Patrick Grigson, Conrad Hinds, Thomas Hoctor, William Ilka, Nicholas Kambouris, Thomas Kielenniva, Harris Killips, Liam McConville, Joshua McDougall, Lachlan McGregor, Joshua McIlwain, Callan McInerney, Angus Nicholson, Gabriel Palacios, Nicholas Pearcy, Jack Perrier, Riley Richards, Luke Schaumburg, Jose Sibi, Utkarsh Tanwar, William Visic, Cameron Wallis, Daniel Waugh

YEAR 8 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Lachlan Allen, George Argyros, Kai Asnicar, Ryan Buck, Cameron Bukowski, Larry Clark, Charlie Corrigan, Nicholas Craig, Ethan Delaney, Kian Dumont, Michael Gallagher, Benjamin Gomersall, Alexander Hulme, Isaac Lynch, Jacob Miles-Wrency, Connor Moloney, Jackson Moloney, Christos Nicolaou, Brenton Peters, Finn Prendergast, Mitchell Rieck, Thomas Rieck, Sean Sleep, Lachlan Sturgess, Ashton Taylor, Riki Taylor, George Trigenis, Nicolas Vega, Mitchell Voss, Thomas Winn, Adam Zanatta

YEAR 7 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Charles Berridge, Harrison Bryant, Dean De Marco, Toby Dixon, Bede Earthrowl, Daniel Egert, Ronan Flaherty, Henrik Frederiksen, William Gallagher, Rohan Hill, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Kiran JackPerez, Cooper James, Luca Jordan-Vieira, William Makridakis, Ewan McCarthy, Gray O’Neill, Gabriel Pavilion, Fionn Rossi, Darcy Smith, Matthew Sondergeld, Isaac Tippins, William Vig, Sebastian Wilson

YEAR 6 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Sabastian Bailey, Lachlan Boustead, Liam Curtis, William Fritz, Dylan Fryga, Gabriel Gagen, Thomas Hellyer, Bailey Horvath, Nikolas Katakis, Isaac Lerato, Noah Lum, Jackson Mantis, Liam Martin, Mitchell Millard, Connor Nicholls, Jonah Nicolaou, Matthew Peachey, Hamish Read, Liam Viney Gonzalez

YEAR 5 EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Alexander Capaldi, Will Colquhoun, Grant Crawford, Jaylen Huber, Christian McIlwain, Samuel Pauli, Reuben Wagels

SENIORS 2019

Joshua Civitarese Matthew Clark

Samuel Cole

Matthew Conway Oliver Cootes

Ethan Campbell

Louis Caltabiano

John Caffery

Thomas Buckley-Sammut

Jayden Bryant

Matthew Boxall

Angus Boyer Lucas Boylan

Kaiea Bridges Cooper Brown

Jacob Blacker

Luke Berridge

Oliver Bernal

Ethan Bell

Samuel Behm

James Battersby

William Barwick

Flynn Ballantyne

Guy Bacon

Robert Agnew

Reece Jansen

Izaac Jenkins

Alexander John

Scott Jones

David Kako

Tyler Harding

Kahika Hoet Jackson Honeyfield

Jack Horan Alessandro Iovenitti

Samuel Hannan

Nicholas Halvorson

Ethan Gyetvay

Max Grant-Smith

Lucas Gough

Maxwell Eberhardt

Isaac Farrelly

Marc Fontana

Jacob Gollan

Jeremy Goodsell

Dominic Duskovic

Jack Dommett

Jack Daly

Sam Cristina Bailey Creevey

Jack Milner

Liam Nepali Rhys Nevis

Grayson NicolaouTimothy Nielson

Millan McIntosh

Jack Meimaris Aidan Meredith

Jake Merrett Savvas Michaelides

Isaac Lynch

Patrick Maione Ewan McDougall

Oscar McGownBenjamin McGregor

Peter Klaassen Thomas Knowles Will Kubler

Harry Lenton James Livingstone

Sachin KalyanAnthony Karamihas Harry Keay

Joshua Kerr

Thomas Kinross

Thomas Pham

Jacob Perrier

Alessandro Pennisi

Christopher Pearcy

Joel O’Reilly

Adrian Rosso

Matthew Rolls

Ethan Raymond

Ivan Radovanovic

William Pulsford

Jack Scully

Vincent Schouten

Harrison Ryan

Benjamin Ryan Bradley Roulant

Campbell Smith

Gunit Singh

Matthew Short

Harrison Short Anas Shitw

Nicholas Sterritt

Alexander Sterritt

Samuel Stenson

Marcus Sountas Nickolas Sofios

Noah Zenonos

Andrew Worthington

Sebastian Woolgar

Nathaniel Woolgar

Noah Woodger

Harry Wilson

Luke Whitton

Harrison Wells

Riley Wearne

Alex Wang

Connor Walker

Darcy Wade

Andrew Vick

Nicholas Townsend

Nicholas Thomas

Antony Thomas

Jakob Ternel

George Stokes

Will Stevens

YEAR 12 RETREAT

STAFF SENIOR BANQUET

Mr Peter Meecham

Year 12 Pastoral Area Leader

CRANE HOUSE

GOOLD HOUSE

MURRAY HOUSE

YEAR 11 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Isaak Collie

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Accounting

Academic Award for Economics

Luca Cotroneo

Academic Award for Visual Art

Christopher Djelovic

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Dale D’Souza

Certificate III in Fitness

Nathan Farrelly

Hamish Muir

Certificate I in Furnishing

Academic Award for General Mathematics

Callum O’Connor

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Jaxon Paterson-Wright

Academic Award for Physical Education

Peter Prineas

Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology

Academic Award for Essential Mathematics

Oliver Rae

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

Jack Dunbar

Dux of Year 11

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Chemistry

Academic Award for Digital Solutions

Academic Award for Mathematical Methods

Academic Award for Physics

Academic Award for Specialist Mathematics

Luke Skelton

Proxime Accessit Year 11

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Digital Solutions

Academic Award for Religion and Ethics

Frazier Brockett

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Legal Studies

Academic Award for Modern History

Academic Award for Study of Religion

Timothy Calvisi

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Nicholas Chay

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Music

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Biology

Patrick Franco

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Lachlan Galbraith

Certificate III in Business

Zane Genrich

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Daniel Halligan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Angus Henning

Academic Award for Essential English

Academic Award for Hospitality Practices

Henri Honeyfield

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Matthew Killips

Academic Award for Design

Lawrence Leotta

Academic Award for Business

Mason Luu

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Callum Moses

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Drama

Jack Ransom

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Engineering

Xavier Sauvage

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Italian

Rory Shi

Academic Award for English as an Additional Language

Thomas Stenson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Oliver Timms

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Academic Award for Earth and Environmental Science

Mr Tony Rolls

Year 11 Pastoral Area Leader

Dux of Year 11 - Jack Dunbar

YEAR 11

YEAR

Front

Daniel Greaves, Oliver Ruys, Daniel Murphy, Oliver Bishop, Kyle Boyle, Adam Lacey

Second Row: William Lee, Oscar Donoghue, Benjamin Buchmueller, Thomas Carey, Thomas Parker, Dane Millington, Patrick Cox

Back

Rory Kay, Riley Balshaw, Harry Child, Adrian Adebiyi, Lewis Reid, Joshua Smith

YEAR

Front

Jeremy Carroll, Julien Chiruta, Xavier Sauvage, Seán Aukes, Liam Swindells, Ryan Burge

Second Row: Luke Barton, Massimo Mangifesta, William Bland, Frazier Brockett, Patrick Franco, Adam Winsbury, Patrick Cunningham, Zachary Grinstead, Dian Lal

Back Row: Lachlan Northwood, Ethan Reid, Alex Fink, Harrison Abel, Jacob Keay, Wilson Price, Jai Everding

11.1

Row:

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11.2

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YEAR 11.3

Front Row: Juan Rivaldo, Connor Shelley, Ashley Faranda, Alex McDougall, Nicholas Chay, Connor Benvenuti

Second Row: Theodore Day, Nicholas Marrinan, Alexander Bryant, Timothy Calvisi, Connor Leahy, Blake Muller, Zane Genrich

Back Row: Lucas Avraam, Christopher Collyns, Brendan Paulsen, Joseph Mahoney, Oliver Timms, Matthew Killips, Elijah Abraham

YEAR 11.4

Front Row: Marcus Kuhlmann, Aidan Quinlivan, Hamish McKee, William Lawrance, Darren Muller, Harrison Sellwood

Second Row: Christopher Djelovic, Dylan Crouch, Zacharie Norman, Thomas Stenson, Noah Walsh, Darcy Roberts, Seamus Rigby, Ryan Perkins, Alexander Faccio

Back Row: Ashtan Edser, Samuel Redmond, Michael Gerrard, William Johannesen, Oscar Harris, Thomas Fitzgerald, Hamish Lorimer, Joel Henders

YEAR 11.5

Front

Luca Cotroneo, Gabriel Mungarrieta, George Greenhalgh, Isaak Collie, Max McCaul, Thomas Wilson

Second Row: Hugh Drummond, Nicholas Phillips, Digby Timms, Dante Santos, Lachlan Galbraith, Nathan Farrelly, Jose Lagrosa

Back Row: Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Declan Ries, William Stankunas, Nicholas Kendall, Dale D’Souza, Jack Ransom, Alexander Ilka

YEAR 11.6

Second

Matthew Bowles, Blake Davis, Oliver Harris, Lachlan Moffett, Samuel Chigwidden, Keiran Addley, Joshua Eckersley

Back Row: Jule Shrubshall, Andreas Stavrou, Angus Henning, Ethan Williams, Rory Shi, Harrison Vig

Absent: Xavier Wiatrowski

Front Row: Owen Weston, Tadgh O’Neill, Nikolas Charchalis, Alexander Lemon, Allen Yang, Peter Prineas

Row:

Row:

YEAR 11.7

Front Row: Mason Luu, Daniel Halligan, Lachlan Trembath, Luke Skelton, Murphy Woodger, Callum O’Connor

Second Row: Daniel Loveday, Samuel Feenstra, Aiden Lee, Harrison Wills, Sean Kearns, Mitchell Droop, Callum Moses

Back Row: Jayden Paterson, Joshua Whitby, Jack Dunbar, Oliver Rae, Henri Honeyfield

YEAR 11 SEMI FORMAL

YEAR 10 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Harry Corrigan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Academic Award for Mathematical Methods

Declan Dunleavy

Academic Award for Drama

Daniel Gagliarde

Academic Award for Italian

Edward Gallagher

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Travis Graham

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

Henry Barras

Dux of Year 10

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Chinese Academic Award for English

Luke Palmer

Dux of Year 10

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Accounting

Academic Award for Economics

Sebastian Allan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Jake Blackwell

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Xavier Borman

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Academic Award for Hospitality Practices

Jack Cocking

Academic Award for Modern History

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Digital Solutions

Louis Henderson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Henry Holroyd

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Religious Education

Henry Holt

Academic Award for Physical Education

Ethan Horky

Academic Award for Workshop Technologies

Benjamin Jeffs

Academic Award for General Mathematics

Declan Leahy

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Biology

Nicolas Manero

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Julian O’Loan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Patrick Perrier

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Chemistry

Academic Award for Physics

Academic Award for Specialist Mathematics

Lachlan Reardon

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Engineering

Fiachra Richards

Academic Award for Visual Art

Dominic Rolls

Academic Award for Drama

Benjamin Sciacca

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Maxwell Shearer

Academic Award for Music

Henry Stevens

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

William Thomas

Academic Award for Business and Design

Harrison Tippins

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Ryan Walker

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Legal Studies

Harrison White

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mr Sean O’Neill Year 10 Pastoral Area Leader

Dux of Year 10 - Henry Barras

Dux of Year 10 - Luke Palmer

YEAR 10

YEAR 10.1

Front Row: Ciaran Whitlock, Travis Graham, Jay Schlecht, Matthew Goodsell, Ethan Horky, Harrison Egart, Joseph Donovan

Second Row: Ephraim Martenson, Daniel Maccarone, Arden Kruysmulder Forsyth, Henry Holt, Thomas Harris, Nicholas Hartley

Third Row: James Haines, Diamantis Papagiannis, Lachlan Friedman, Isaac Drew, Benjamin Liddy, Harry Jenkins

Back Row: Luke Scully, Jacob Lenahan, Ethan Gounder-Hogg, Jack Cocking

Absent: Louis Henderson

YEAR 10.2

Front Row: Hayden Smith, Sydney Mennie, RJ Foster, Luke Pascoe, Connor Lys-Clark, Daniel Gagliarde, Levi Cootes

Second Row: David Caffery, Joseph Cross, Aubrey Forster, Nicholas Green, Darcy McLearie, Karl Kassulke

Third Row: Samuel Carey, Finn Hanlen, Jack Hewitt, Thomas Godwin, William Reed

Back Row: Jack Godwin, Julian O’Loan, Oliver Shanks

Absent: Lachlan Lea

YEAR 10.3

Front Row: Baiden Parker, Dylan Bouwhuis, Francisco Adams, John Campbell, Adam Buchhorn, Andrew Clark, Terry Solomon

Second Row: Dominic Rolls, Hayden Wall, William Thomas, Frazer Moloney, Finn Dickson, Harry Hannan, Benjamin Jeffs

Third Row: Nicholas Drew, Harry Grant-Smith, William Mahoney, Joseph Carter, Jake Blackwell, Keegan Bell

Back Row: Lachlan Phillips, Ambrose Corbett, Benjamin Craig

YEAR 10.4

Front Row: Callum McGarvey, Thomas Trevethan, Benjamin Sciacca, Alex Cran, Henry Barras, Jordy McGarry, Gregory Corones

Second Row: Lachlan Theil, Van Steeden, Bailey St.Ledger, Thomas Halligan, Dakota Roles, Sebastian Allan

Third Row: Harrison White, Tyler Castles, Elliot Poulsen, William Murphy, Liam Harland

Back Row: Finn Boylan, Liam Rogl, Kristian Tornatore

YEAR 10.5

Front Row: James O’Gorman, Edward Gallagher, Jordan Russell, Fraser Stone, Eoin Hartley, Timothy Chapman, Matthew Danen

Second Row: Thanasi Keskinidis, Joe Timms, Nicolas Manero, Riley McNaughton, Blake Lys-Clark, Ethan Cai, Matthew Trevethan

Third Row: Xavier Borman, Ryan Walker, Sean Druery, Benjamin Stockley, Patrick Perrier, Thomas Lawrance, Theodore Grespos

Back Row: Chris Gu, Harrison Rouhliadeff, Jiaqing Xu

YEAR 10.6

Second

Back

William Ramak, James Reid, Harrison Tippins, Samuel Palmer, Jonah Campbell, Henry Holroyd, William Blyth

Harry Wallin, Robert O’Donnell, Nicholas Fee, Thomas Parker, Lachlan Erikson

Absent: Liam Linnett, Charlie McDonald

Front Row: Joseph Testa, Henry Stevens, Jesse Dickson, Gabriel Gutierrez, Mason Prowse, Declan Leahy, Hugh Mulligan

Row:

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YEAR 10.7

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Luke Palmer, Benjamin Blacker, Joseph Roche, Alexander Jenkins, Isaac Langford, Maxwell Shearer

Second Row: Matthew Ransom, Ryan Whitton, Declan Dunleavy, Aidan Delaney, Aidan Pedrina-O’Connor, James Lewis, Joseph Sukkar

Third Row: Will Rogers, Joshua Bellinger, Lachlan Reardon, Ryan MartakisWebb, Jacob Dimmick

Back Row: Matthew Thompson, Fiachra Richards, Tom Twaddell, Callum Lane

SENIOR SCHOOL EVENTS

MR GREG O’NEILL / HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL

The Year 9s returned to Pindari Dam for their annual ‘out bush’ experience. More so than previous years, the buttress climb around the dam wall proved to be a significant challenge with the dam level reduced to an all-time low (for us), a devastating 6%. This made the climb more difficult than usual, but in true Villanova style, the boys rose to the challenge. They enjoyed their time away, and the challenges associated with having to cook and clean for themselves. It was a terrific week, which saw our Year 9s showing great maturity and solidarity and we’ll miss them as they move on to their Senior School journey.

2019 was another sensational year for our Middle School. In a year that saw us with the greatest number of students in our Middle School’s history (with a record eight streams in Year 7), our dedicated and undaunted staff continued to develop engaging and innovative programs.

Our teachers once again committed to reflecting on their teaching practice by engaging with our CRP (Collaborative and Reflective Practice) program. Under the expert facilitation of Ms Kate Alexander, our Middle School teachers discussed the latest literature and research whilst also sharing the teaching strategies they found most effective. I’m sure I join with you in thanking our teachers for this ongoing commitment to CRP and congratulating Kate on driving the program.

Our camp program, as always, saw the delivery of a diverse range of opportunities for our students. In February, our Year 7s travelled to Currimundi and enjoyed the chance to form new relationships with their peers and teachers. Our Year 8s were nearby at Dicky Beach and enjoyed new and improved activities, including negotiating the Sugar Bag mountain bike trails. Both camps caught the effects of Cyclone Oma with a number of days of beach closures, however spirits were never dampened as all students and staff thoroughly enjoyed their time away.

On behalf of the boys, I sincerely thank all staff for their contribution to our Middle School camp program. Without their attendance and support, these valuable experiences would not be possible. Our Middle School student leadership (consisting of eight House Vice-Captains) did the College proud. The young men displayed the type of servant leadership Villanova values, and upheld and modelled what it means to be a Villanova student. These leaders, elected by their peers, included: Jose Sibi, Cameron Wallis, Josh McDougall, Tom Price, Joe Wilson, Pat Grigson, Aston Gapes and Riley Richards. Well done gentlemen!

I extend a warm thanks to our Middle School Staff Middle Leaders, who again enacted their roles with great passion and diligence. Our curriculum leaders, Mr Shawn Creamer, Mrs Hannah Elder, Mrs Julie Colbert, Ms Christianne Kemp and Mrs Jo McConville ensured our programs were relevant, rigorous, and engaging for our boys. Ms Sally England and Mr Matt Conlan ensured our Learning Enhancement Team supported the needs of all our learners. Our Pastoral Area Leaders, Mr Ben Lynam, Mr Matt McGrath and Mr Peter Simpson, expertly supported by Mr Adrian Hellwig, Dr Ashleigh Wright, and Mr Tass Sakellariou, our College counselling team, again ensured

our boys had help at hand when needed and challenge when required. On behalf of all Middle School teachers and students, I thank these Middle Leaders for their contribution to another successful year.

As per usual thanks has to go to Mrs Vicki Lamb. As most parents have experienced at some point, Vicki continually goes beyond the call of duty to ensure the smooth day-today running of our Middle School.

This year was full of highlights! These included: (to name a few)

• a memorable Mission Day with our Year 7 multicultural stalls creating a true culinary adventure

• the inaugural Middle School Table Tennis Tournament, ultimately won by George Trigenis (Year 8) in an epic final vs Michael Gordon (Year 9)

• the multitude of sporting teams (and supporters) that turned up each weekend to represent the Green and Gold

• the Music ensembles that continued to entertain the crowds

• our Young Augustinian Youth Ministry group who tirelessly worked to raise money and awareness for those less fortunate than us

• our bigger than ever 3 Vs 3 Basketball Pastoral Competition, ultimately won by Mr Sullivan’s group

• the ongoing work of our STEM Club who investigated the impact of crows on our campus

• our 'Traction' boys building boom boxes and renovating bikes

• the large number of Middle School students recognised for their academic achievements at our Celebration of Excellence evening

Finally, I want to thank the parents. We are all on this journey together and together we’ve had a great year. Here’s to many more!

Dux of Year 9 - Liam McConville

YEAR 9 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Corey Berther

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Digital Fundamentals

David Cassaniti

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Music

Toby Clark

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Food Studies

Academic Award for Mathematics Extension

Declan Curtis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Christian Dang

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mitchell Egert

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Luke Exley

Liam McConville

Dux of Year 9

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for English

Academic Award for English Extension

Academic Award for Mathematics

Academic Award for Religious Education and Personal Development

Academic Award for Science

Academic Award for Science Extension

Lachlan McGregor

Proxime Accessit Year 9

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Geography

Academic Award for Mathematics

Edward Alford

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Jonathan Alford

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Aidan Behm

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Business Studies - Financial Literacy

Tobey Bernal

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Michael Gordon

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Patrick Grigson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Conrad Hinds

Academic Award for Art

Thomas Hoctor

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

William Ilka

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Nicholas Kambouris

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Audio Engineering Studies

Thomas Kielenniva

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Harris Killips

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Engineering Fundamentals

Joshua McDougall

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Joshua McIlwain

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Callan McInerney

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Angus Nicholson

Academic Award for Health and Physical Education

Gabriel Palacios

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Business Studies - Entrepreneurial Studies

Academic Award for History

Nicholas Pearcy

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Design Fundamentals

Jack Perrier

Academic Award for Workshop Fundamentals

Flynn Reynolds

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Riley Richards

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Luke Schaumburg

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Sports Science

Jose Sibi

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Utkarsh Tanwar

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Drama

William Visic

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Cameron Wallis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Daniel Waugh

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mr Peter Simpson

Year 9 Pastoral Area Leader

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

YEAR 9

YEAR 9 BLUE

Front Row: Maxwell Wheatley, Jonathon Ikonomou, James Wilson, Hayden Cox, Domenic Franco, Xavier Simondson, Jose Sibi

Second Row: Oliver Box, Caleb Rogers, Owen Davidson, Zane Laidlaw, Tyrone Marcus, Patrick Warren, Conrad Hinds, Corey Berther

Third Row: William Gyte, Jack Stone, Mitchell Egert, Bailey James, Logan Jones, Will Clegg, William Lukin

Back Row: Zachary Child, Nicholas Abel, Lachlan Park

Absent: Dominic Byrne

YEAR 9 GOLD

Front Row: Andrew Stamatiou, Hunter Gifford, Luke Schaumburg, Matthew Beames, Ethan Webber, Mark Byerley, Akira Garrett

Second Row: Toby Weston, Jorge Makras, Dara Aukes, Xavier Gardner, Dominic DiStasi, William Visic, Ethan Isaak

Third Row: Jack Perrier, Alex Friedman, Lachlan McGregor, Patrick Grigson, Joseph O’Neil, Javen D’Souza

Back Row: Noah Staley, Nicholas Pearcy, Caeleb Webb, Cooper Stevens

Absent: Ky Douglas, James Grigson

YEAR 9 GREEN

Second Row: Oscar Ballen, Callan McInerney, Oliver Broten, Giovanni Miano, Michael Anderson, Utkarsh Tanwar, Samuel Stephanos

Third Row: Joshua Vincent, Aston Gapes, Jonathan Alford, Jude Devitt, Thomas Hoctor, Liam Meredith

Back Row: Max Gosling, Wilson Griffin, Thomas Price, Alexander Kassulke

Absent: Louis Anderson, Harry Moore, Zachery Vedelago

YEAR 9 MAROON

Second Row: Ruben Webb, Edward Alford, Nelson Rae, Dimitri Horton, Laurence Bluett, Liam McConville, Dante Febo, Riley Richards

Back Row: Zach de Bruin, Lachlan Rheinberger, Caden Clelland, Matthias Fick, Cohen Stewart, Luke Fitzpatrick, Samuel Simmons

Absent: Joshua Economidis, Jared Farrugia, Ned Sukkar

Front Row: Nicholas Kambouris, Lachlan Smythe, Blake Waugh, Aidan Sheahan, Charlie McMahon, William Day, Tobey Bernal

Front Row: Samuel Carroll, Ethan Hill, William Ilka, Peter Samios, Joshua McIlwain, Preston Wells, Jack Christie

YEAR 9 RED

Front Row: Luke Watson, Daniel Waugh, Luke Exley, Minas Georgas, Jack Harris, Alexander Curley, Jonathan Hazidavis

Second Row: Toby Clark, David Cassaniti, Hugo Godson, Ethan Isa, Harry Blaser, Benjamin Jones, Harris Killips, Benjamin Watson

Third Row: Jack Carson, Declan White, Joseph Wilson, Oliver Kerr, Thomas Feenstra, Benjamin Fingland, Aidan Behm

Back Row: Jackson Meyer, Jack Saunders, Liam Maher, Angus Nicholson, Connor Whitby

Absent: Yianni Keskinidis

YEAR 9 WHITE

Front Row: Ryan Andrews, Flynn Reynolds, Christian Dang, Ryan Shelley, Declan Curtis, Joshua McDougall, Thomas Kielenniva

Second Row: Matthew Forsyth, Michael Gordon, Alessandro Porreca, Joel Livotto, Cameron Wallis, Charlie Vedelago, Jonah Burke, Thomas Boxall

Third Row: George Binney, Henry Zietsch, Gabriel Palacios, Lachlan Beake, Lachlan Bremner, Patrick Bryant, Flynn Thomas

Back Row: Harry Kossaris, Bailey Korander-Matheson, Isaac Greenaway

YEAR 8 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Larry Clark

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Charlie Corrigan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Music

Nicholas Craig

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Sports Science

Ethan Delaney

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Kian Dumont

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

Mitchell Rieck

Dux of Year 8

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for English

Academic Award for Science

Thomas Winn

Proxime Accessit Year 8

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Science

Academic Award for Mathematics Extension

Lachlan Allen

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

George Argyros

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Kai Asnicar

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Ryan Buck

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Cameron Bukowski

Academic Award for Health and Physical Education

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Michael Gallagher

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Technologies

Benjamin Gomersall

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Elijah Holroyd

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Alexander Hulme

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Mathematics

Kieran Micheletti

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Jacob Miles-Wrency

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Isaac Lynch

Academic Award for Drama

Connor Moloney

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Jackson Moloney

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Harrison Murphy

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Christos Nicolaou

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Brenton Peters

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Finn Prendergast

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Thomas Rieck

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Sean Sleep

Academic Award for Art

Lachlan Sturgess

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Ashton Taylor

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Riki Taylor

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Ned Thomas

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

George Trigenis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Business Studies

Academic Award for Geography

Academic Award for History

Academic Award for Religious Education and Personal Development

Nicolas Vega

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mitchell Voss

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Adam Zanatta

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mr Matthew McGrath Year 8 Pastoral Area Leader

Dux of Year 8 - Mitchell Rieck

YEAR 8

YEAR 8 BLUE

Front Row: Sebastian Gutierrez, Jack Stafford, Mitchell Rieck, Larry Clark, Dean Basili, Alexander Bearzatto, Samuel Hocking

Second Row: Rylan Castles, Mitchell Voss, Christian Smith, Ethan Walsh, Callum McMahon, Ned Thomas, Benjamin Addley, Jakob Beaverstock

Third Row: Thomas Wilde, Christos Nicolaou, Douglas McLearie, Sam Twaddell, Joshua Moffett, Fynn Gamer, Harrison Murphy

Back Row: Connor Moloney, Alex Vasiliou, Patrick White, Hamish McCulloch, Luke Waterson

Absent: William McCann

YEAR 8 GOLD

Front Row: Lucas Whitlock, William Hughes, Michael Gallagher, Frasier Lay, Luis Rivaldo, Benjamin Johnson, William Robertson

Second Row: Ryan Hegerty, Rylan Kruysmulder Forsyth, Hugo Browne, Lachlan McPhee, Mason Honeyman, Kai Asnicar, Fletcher Bradford

Third Row: Cruise McCaul, Jackson Rouhliadeff, Maxwell Clark, Riley Rigden, Cameron Bukowski, Benjamin Pickering

Back Row: Charles Burton, Ben Hermiston, James Sullivan, Jacob Miles-Wrency, Isaac Lynch

Absent: Sebastian Bishop

YEAR 8 GREEN

Front Row: Alexander Hulme, Chase Suttle, Benjamin Gomersall, Jayden Wilson, Rowan Sullivan, Jack Taylor, Aiden Jackson

Second Row: Matthew Collyns, Dominic Martin, George Argyros, Elijah Holroyd, Harley Wheaton, Joshua Reid, Vincent Avolio, Daniel White

Third Row: Daniel Taylor, Nicolas Vega, Jack Johannesen, Ethan Turner, Tiarnan McNulty, Louis Woodward, Kian Dumont

Back Row: Hugo Harrison, James Naylor, James De Bruin, Adam Zanatta

Absent: Oliver Campbell, Wyatt Smith

YEAR 8 MAROON

Front Row: Maxim Paterson, James Pugh, Bailey Lander, Lachlan Sturgess, Eamonn Donovan, Nicholas Greaves, Caden Griffiths

Second Row: Blake Bishop, Lachlan Allen, Thomas Huey, Brenton Peters, Joseph Collins, Thomas Audet, Alex Marsden, Riley Lightfoot

Third Row: Kieran Micheletti, Joshua Butterfield, Samuel Muldoon, Xavier Sank, Oscar De Tina, Isaac Greenwood, Riki Taylor

Back Row: Jackson Moloney, Callum Lamb, Dominic Horky, Gabriel Spina

Absent: Elijah Harris

YEAR 8 RED

Front Row: Harry Hayes, Ryan Buck, Benjamin Randall, Levi Weston, Hayden Verschuer, Lucas Frost, Brodie Leahy

Second Row: Dominic Dinh, Ashton Taylor, Noah Passaris, John Carlson, Jayden Fung, Callum Trembath, George Trigenis

Third Row: Sean Sleep, Riley Hewitt, Finn Prendergast, Karim Ross, Peter Day, Thomas Winn, Ethan Rice

Back Row: Flynn Brown, Hugo Crawford, Cameron Byrne, Nicholas Craig, Ronin Begley

Absent: Lores Reggi

YEAR 8 WHITE

Front Row: Rory Bower, Renny Cootes, Ewan Roberts, Will Trevethan, Jake Fazldeen, Heath McPherson, Ronald Luu

Second Row: Nicholas Poole, Charlie Corrigan, Jasper Chan, Michael McCarthy, James Weston, Charlie Keay, Malachy Cox

Third Row: Jimmy Collins, Jack Richards, Cody Brown, Isaac Solomon, Matthew Smith, Liam Gyetvay, Oliver Spragg

Back Row: Thomas Rieck, Logan Roles, Nicholas Malanos, Ethan Delaney, Griffin Cullen

Absent: Sebastian Paremain

YEAR 7 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Toby Dixon

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Lukas Dobbs

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Ronan Flaherty

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Mathematics

Henrik Frederiksen

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms

Bede Earthrowl

Dux of Year 7

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Daniel Egert

Proxime Accessit Year 7

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Geography

Academic Award for History

Academic Award for Science

Charles Berridge

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Harrison Bryant

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Dean De Marco

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

William Gallagher

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Spencer Griffin

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Rohan Hill

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Charlie Hodgson-Day

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for Religious Education and Personal Development

Kiran JackPerez

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Cooper James

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Luca Jordan-Vieira

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

William Makridakis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Academic Award for English

Ewan McCarthy

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Patrick McIlwain

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Gray O’Neill

Academic Award for Health and Physical Education

Gabriel Pavilion

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

John Power

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Fionn Rossi

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Darcy Smith

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Matthew Sondergeld

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Isaac Tippins

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

William Vig

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Lucas Vrijsen Fierros

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Joseph Watson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Sebastian Wilson

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mr Ben Lynam

Year 7 Pastoral Area Leader

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Dux of Year 7 - Bede Earthrowl

YEAR 7

YEAR 7 BLACK

Front Row: Alex Ragonesi, Maxwell Kilshaw, Hearvy Philip, Lachlan Colbert, Oliver Simmons, Joshua Blum, Joel Stephens, Brock Anthony

Second Row: Joel Lee, Mitchell Francis, Liam Nicholas, Arnav Kapoor, Leo Fulton, William Gallagher, Nicholas Sheahan

Third Row: Taiga Garrett, Samuel Chiplin, Ziggi Lenarduzzi, Harrison Starr, Adam Beiers, Harvey Crawford, Fionn Rossi

Back Row: Tyler Clelland, Oliver Kennedy-Hinze, Elliott Henning

Absent: Aidan Hall

Teacher: Mr Jordan Roache

YEAR 7 BLUE

Front Row: Jowash Dissanayakage, Noah Macquet, Harry Poole, William Boehm, Thomas Loch, Luca Gutierrez, Alex Bielen, Zach Childs

Second Row: Luke Bonfiglio, Morgan Staley, Max Downie, Joseph Grigson, Leo Steeden, Joseph Watson

Third Row: Tomas Gava, Fergus Gledstone, Benjamin Crawford, Toby Dixon, Roman Dunne, Henry Manning, William Keene

Back Row: Louis Murnane, Alex Holmes, Matthew Politch, James Hainge

Absent: Terry Solomon

Teacher: Miss Georgia Mills-Geer

YEAR 7 GOLD

Front Row: Lucas Bernal, Oliver Heijo-Coogans, Henrik Frederiksen, Marco Miano, Patrick McIlwain, Dominic Andrews, Christian Jones, Nicholas Keskinidis

Second Row: Dean De Marco, Thomas Maakestad, Andrew Trevethan, Lachlan Brown, Gianni Chiarelli, George Moran, Daniel Nolan

Third Row: Matthew Greig, Kiran JackPerez, Isaac Tippins, Daniel Walding, Patrick McLean, Joshua Hurren, Flynn Diedrichs

Back Row: Oliver Davey, Anthony Sukkar, Joseph Neil

Absent: Spencer Griffin

Teacher: Mr Michael Garske

YEAR 7 GREEN

Front Row: Rory O’Shea, Lucas Vrijsen Fierros, Bede Earthrowl, Rohan Hill, Lukas Muir, Dean Kaselakis, Luka Micheletti

Second Row: Oscar Comino, Oliver Wills, Benedict Mellish, William Clark, Bryce Laidlaw, Demitri James, Alexander Diakos, William Green

Third Row: Daniel Egert, Benjamin Perkins, Gray O’Neill, Will Godwin, Luca Vlamos, Angus Harris, Patrick Campbell

Back Row: Flynn Curtis, James Humphries, Blaise Mellifont, Harry Higgins

Teacher: Mrs Christina Drakogiannakis

YEAR 7 MAROON

Front Row: Tate Foster, Charles Cox, Spiros Katsanevas, Nate Wallin, Lachlan Gorry, Luca Ter Horst, Charles Berridge, Tom McCaul

Second Row: Sean Donaldson, Cooper James, Liam McGarvey, Oscar Tanks, Harry Innes, Stelio Karonis

Third Row: Daniel Phillips, Cooper Kelly, Joseph Hoctor, Charles Ramak, Sebastian Shimizu, Angus Sullivan, Samuel Rigby

Back Row: Jackson Dalrymple, Harrison Huber, Christian Porreca, Joshua Wennerbom

Teacher: Mr Matt Smith

YEAR 7 RED

Front Row: Ashton Peralta, William Makridakis, Johnnie Nicolaou, Isaac O’Toole, James Tyas, Samuel Perrier, Seth Wallin, Jaxson Seipel

Second Row: Max Blaser, Luke Caffery, Charlie Blyth, Joshua Hollett, Harrison Bryant, William Hohnke, Matthew Sondergeld

Third Row: Ned Godwin, Brodie Young, Cooper Long, Ronan Flaherty, Harrison Newman, Tate Seefeld

Back Row: Jack Affleck, Aiden Stoodley, Lachlan Gillett

Absent: Kai Summerfield

Teacher: Mr Justin Feuerriegel

YEAR 7 SILVER

Second Row: Thomas Anderson, William de las Heras, Jack Visic, Samuel Matthews, Oliver Chalmers, Henry Oberhardt, Sebastian Wilson

Third Row: Lachlan Ebrington, Alec Klages, Brendan Thompson, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Maxwell Lee, Oliver Hosking

Back Row: William Vig, Kyan Simpson, Tiernan O’Neill

Absent: Patrick Hilyard

Teacher: Miss Alex Christou

YEAR 7 WHITE

Second Row: Jake Brogan, Alexander Russ, Liam Hathaway, Lachlan James, Dylan Llewellyn,

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Third Row: Peter Phillips, Ryan Bellinger, Charles Kerr, Lachlan Reed, Joe Brazier, Gabriel Pavilion, Caleb Ukubamichael

Back Row: John Power, Nicholas Humphries, Ewan McCarthy

Teacher: Mrs Leigh Edmonds

Front Row: Liam Little, Max Carson, Michael Fotinos, Harry Weule, Max Anastasia, Darcy Smith, Gabriel Haddad, Remy Loone

Lachlan

Tayt Toia

Front Row: Sebastian O’Brien, Lukas Dobbs, Henri Williams Poulton, Luca Jordan-Vieira, Benjamin Lawrance, Seamus Martin, Scott Boyden, Matthew Bisson

MIDDLE SCHOOL EVENTS

Left to Right: Jose Sibi, Riley Richards, Patrick Grigson, Aston Gapes

MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERS - SEMESTER 1

Left to Right: Josh McDougall, Cameron Wallis, Tom Price, Joseph Wilson

MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERS - SEMESTER 2

JUNIOR SCHOOL

MR STEPHEN

ROUHLIADEFF / HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL

2019 saw us rise to the beat of our own drums, achieving accolades across academic, co-curricular and spiritual avenues. With a cohort of Year 5 and 6 students ready to embrace opportunities, we have made the most of our learning using technological tools, research skills, differentiated learning experiences and rigorous assessment tasks. Never before have I seen such intensive programs available for young men who wish to ignite their intrinsic flame for excellence.

The ownership of learning is unique to every individual. Ready or not, the world is moving at a pace that is not to be easily defined. We are preparing students for employment opportunities that do not exist today. So how do we cater for that? By bringing the focus to 21st century skills –building the social and collaborative skills in our sons to negotiate, problem solve and be flexible in day to day situations. Modelling bravery in taking professional risk taking, our Junior School staff plan in year levels with Curriculum Area Leaders, and then in partnerships – utilising strengths and capacities for a broader, more wholistic range of gifts and talents. Our staff have their own passions, dreams and personalities that can be used to best draw

upon the curiosities and developmental needs of young men. These experienced educators are spending hours outside of school days working on professional excellence in reflection, relationships and real-world connection. They are sharing short and long term goals in teams, and identifying professional standards within the Australian Institute for Teaching and Leadership (AITSL). It is a deeper commitment to best practice – a journey individual to every professional and I am grateful for these staff members who read professional journals, record goals and plans, and discuss future initiatives in a forum that means their number one focus – your sons – are always their objective. I take this opportunity to acknowledge all teaching, specialist and office staff involved in the Collaborative and Reflective Practices program.

This year we saw the introduction of wellbeing into all Year 6 classes. An initiative in a Year 5 classroom in 2018, this year we provided 147 young men with precious time every week – to focus on themselves, to take a breath, and identify their emotional and social state. Our Year 6 students were reassured, valued and given opportunities to explore the Social and Emotional Framework elements – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Management and Responsible Decision Making. We used the time together to give the boys the chance to focus on their mindsets – to allow them time to build trust in themselves and others. We helped share thoughts, reactions and interpretation of the world around them. What matters most? Relationships. Trust. Showing up. Listening. Changes being made that show adults are really taking notice when boys speak up. Actions. What a fascinating program we are building in the Junior School – and the impact it has on these students is crystal

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clear – it has become one of their most treasured times of the week. A program for young men, built with the people it is meant to help most.

Our collaborative and dynamic learning spaces continue to be shaped and developed. Catering for individuals, designed to provide comfort and inspire open-ended learning – the boundaries are only what a boy does not dare to dream. We are finalising our preparations for the new 2020 Junior School Precinct – spaces that flow, change and are specifically arranged to foster men who can learn to make good choices for themselves – people who can orientate themselves based on daily needs and the capacity to reach their potentials given the platform. Our students need clever directions to find their capacity to achieve. Furniture that is comfortable, choices that mean they engage to their true capacity. They need tools and strategies that they can apply in classes, team sports, on stages performing and in social settings. I am thrilled to be a part of this upcoming shift – and the planning to date has required so much patience, persistence and positivity of our staff, parents and boys. How grateful I am for the community who has vision for the next generation to achieve far more than we ever did in a primary school setting. It is the relationships between staff, students and parents that build a community who values truth and interiority. This year has proven to be one of great growth in the way we connect with our Junior School students, and value their learning process. We are putting their needs and interests within the National Curriculum and using physical spaces to manifest the skills desirable for personal and social development. How exciting to be a part of changes that will mean the best versions of young men will be around us in years to come.

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TERM 1

Left to Right: Lewis McMahon, Thomas Hellyer, Ewan McCosker, Isaac Lerato, Luke Phillips, Jay Gill

Left to Right: Andrew Dickie, Noah Lum, Oscar Tesch, Daniel McPhee, Leon Tom Absent: Dylan Fryga

LEADERS

TERM 3

Left to Right: William Rogers, Jonah Nicolaou, Lucas Fleming, Lachlan Boustead, Daniel Gyte, Sabastian Bailey

TERM 4

Left to Right: Ryan Whipps, Xander Rizk, William Reilly, Christian Orton, Charley Hegarty, Xavier Wincote

YEAR 6 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Liam Curtis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Lucas D’Amore

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Lucas Fleming

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

William Fritz

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Gabriel Gagen

Liam Martin

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mitchell Millard

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Connor Nicholls

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Jonah Nicolaou

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Matthew Peachey

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

Isaac Lerato

Dux of Year 6

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Dylan Fryga

Proxime Accessit Year 6

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Sabastian Bailey

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Lachlan Boustead

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Thomas Hellyer

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Bailey Horvath

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Nikolas Katakis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Noah Lum

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Jackson Mantis

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Samuel Mar Fan

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Hamish Read

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Joshua Rheinberger

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Mitchell Thompson

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Liam Viney Gonzalez

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Mr Brendan Kennedy

Year 5 and 6 Pastoral Area Leader

Dux of Year 6 - Isaac Lerato

JUNIOR MUSICIAN Isaac Lerato

JUNIOR SPORTSMAN

Hudson Bishop

ROBBIE SELLARS AWARD

Xavier Wincote

YEAR 6

YEAR 6 BLACK

Front Row: William Quincey, Leo Knight, Noah Lum, Jack Buchanan, Joshua Rheinberger, Bobby Vedelago, Mitch Honeyman, Jacob Taylor

Second Row: Liam Viney Gonzalez, Luke Houston, Hudson Donovan, James Harris, Darcy Spooner, Aengus Donovan

Third Row: Jesse Livotto, William Reilly, Luke Phillips, Greyson Harper, Mitchell Thompson, Nate Matulick, Turlough O’Neill

Back Row: Lucas Fleming, Cooper Price, Henry O’Keefe

Absent: Brandon Jason, Liam Martin

Teachers: Miss Kelson Lee, Mr Callum Hackett

YEAR 6 BLUE

Front Row: Conall Reid, Martin Beltran Mahoney, William Rogers, Daniel Cayas, Max Knight, Xander Rizk, Hugo Rossi, Leon Tom

Second Row: Anthony Lestani, Kaelan Illidge, Jack Watkins, Alexander Chan, Mitchell Millard, Cooper Ryan, Jacob McBrien

Third Row: Nicolas Ward, Hudson Rohloff, Callum Spoto, Dante Monteverde, Gabriel Gagen, Henry Wright

Back Row: Connor Nicholls, Isaac Lerato, Alexander Reid, Zen Tukavkin

Absent: Sebastian Sank

Teacher: Miss Chloe Adams

YEAR 6 GOLD

Second Row: Conor O’Mara, Xavier Wincote, William Fritz, Nathan Collins, Nicholas Byrne, Joseph Wellspring

Third Row: Daniel Gyte, Oscar Dowling, Lachlan Whaites, Ethan Park, Alexander Collins, Sean Kelly

Back Row: Wade Wildin Powell, Ewan McCosker, Anthony Duskovic, Nikolas Katakis

Absent: Hudson Bishop, Jack Neate

Teachers: Mrs Leanne Addley, Mrs Melissa Liddy

YEAR 6 GREEN

Second Row: Jay Gill, Jett Graham, Lachlan Boustead, Joshua Mahony, Benjamin Bingham, Willem Kooij, Nicholas Sountas

Third Row: Thomas McGraa, Peter Gallagher, Edward Ryan, Max Andrews, Nicholas Landers, Hayden Ballantyne

Back Row: Samuel Greer, Henry Williams, Remi Hall

Absent: Samuel Binney, Thomas Naylor, Christian Orton

Teacher: Ms Barbara Dewis

Front Row: Patrick Holmes, Jacob Anderson, Oscar Tesch, Luke Thornton, Gianni Laurito, Aidan Aukes, Oliver Jacobs

Front Row: Andrew Dickie, Tobie Gore, Jackson Mantis, Noah King, Christopher Anderson, Harris Becar, Rocco Faranda, Samuel Mar Fan

YEAR 6 RED

Front Row: Adam Kielenniva, Daniel McPhee, Hamish Read, Jesse Wheaton, Cadel Absolon, Patrick Smyth, Charlie Genders, Thomas Hamill

Second Row: Ryan Whipps, Angus Meredith, Alexander Worrell, Christian White, Lewis McMahon, Joseph Forster, Jack Briggs

Third Row: Liam Curtis, Eoin Richards, Bailey Horvath, Edison Murnane, Henry Burton, Declan Lane, Jonah Nicolaou

Back Row: Jayden Rowland, Thomas McCabe, Luke Bukowski

Absent: Bailey Sheridan

Teacher: Mr Matt Wilson

YEAR 6 WHITE

Front Row: Jordan Solomon, Eli Dunstan, Leo Dardengo, Toby Wills, Matthew Cherry, William Rasmussen, Patrick Long, Jordan Barry

Second Row: Ilias Pantelis, Max Green, Matthew Peachey, Jonah Abraham, Clem Roberts, Dylan Fryga

Third Row: Sabastian Bailey, Jakob Hunter, Jack Kossaris, Thomas Hellyer, Lucas D’Amore, Brock Balcombe, Charley Hegarty

Back Row: Spencer Head-Esdale, Neo Pace, Harry Wallwork

Absent: Christopher Caulfield, Darcy Woodger

Teachers: Mr Callum Hackett, Miss Kelson Lee

YEAR 6 MOTHER AND SON EVENING

YEAR 5 ACADEMIC AWARDS

A Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement was awarded for outstanding results in Semester 1.

An Award for Overall Academic Excellence was awarded for outstanding results across Terms 1 to 3.

Alexander Capaldi

Dux of Year 5

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Reuben Wagels

Proxime Accessit Year 5

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Will Colquhoun

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Grant Crawford

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Alexander Fraser

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Jaylen Huber

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Harrison Jones

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Christian McIlwain

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Cooper Napoli Krombholz

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Samuel Pauli

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement Award for Overall Academic Excellence

Talen Tran

Certificate of Merit for Overall Academic Achievement

Dux of Year 5 - Alexander Capaldi

Dux of Year 5 - Alexander Capaldi

YEAR 5

YEAR 5 BLACK

Front Row: Kaiden Muir, Edward Robertson, Samuel Norris, Samuel Landmann, Zac Bonke, Charlie Boxer, Colin Lau, Antoine Touma

Second Row: Archie Griffin, Liam Forsyth, Cooper Turomsza, Talen Tran, Lachlan Mitchell, Zac Henry, Elias Manolis, William Baer

Third Row: Darcy McGuckin, Hamish Neil, Zachary Cayas, Ryder Childs, Jules Thomson, Henry Muir, Beau Poustie

Back Row: Noah Harrold, Jaylen Huber, Alexander Fraser, Ronan McMahon, Max Rakitovszky

Teacher: Mr Ben Valentine

YEAR 5 BLUE

Front Row: Kevin Dinh, James Audet, Reuben de Groot, Alexander Borger, Frank Di Stasi, Akshay Karthikeyan, William Law, Dante Zulli

Second Row: Thomas Daly, Francis McCann, Ari Seefeld, Lachlan Francis, Harvey Thompson, Charlie Clive, Patrick O’Neil, Angus Chalmers

Third Row: Hayden Eller, Declan Jones, Marcel Colette, Koshal Mandhan, Rhys Doman, Thomas Longland, Lawson Phillips

Back Row: Harry Smith, Sebastian Bonfiglio, Oscar McCoola, Harrison Jones

Teacher: Mr Anthony Kemp (Absent)

YEAR 5 GOLD

Front Row: Dean Arvoll, Xavier Wilke, Daniel Wilson, Taj Graham, Tane Leach, Samuel Clark, Rocco Gutierrez, Eamon Cowley

Second Row: Riley Gaffney, Benjamin Lestani, Wyatt Clelland, James Pearcy, Joshua Carroll, Will Colquhoun, Nicholas Cherry

Third Row: Lachlan Mackenzie, Isaac Bowen, William Dufek, Christian Snell, Samuel Keene, Thomas Allen, Hugo Maradiegue

Back Row: Hamish Walters, Hadley Holt, William White, Oliver Clark, Finn Van Der Meer

Teachers: Mrs Melissa Wilson, Mrs Nichole Rouhliadeff

YEAR 5 GREEN

Front Row: Christian McIlwain, Jack Fidge, Luke Faccio, Nathan Lobegeiger, Declan Allis, Patrick Garske, Neil Burge, Liam Wong

Second Row: Ollie Jones, Alexander Capaldi, Oliver McDonnell, Samuel Pauli, Lincoln Bradford, Reid Gapes, Harvey Anderson

Third Row: Harry Woodward, Finnegan Staley, Rhys Peralta, Grant Crawford, Ryan Thomas, Luke De Marco, Joshua Gobo

Back Row: Davis Shibu, Jude Barnes, Thomas Davies, Elijah Meyer

Absent: Finn Dredge, Luke Judge

Teacher: Mr Adam Fry

YEAR 5 RED

Front Row: Andreas Stewart, Reuben Wagels, Cooper McCormack, Jacob Phillips, Charles Farmer, Taj Blackshaw, Samuel Harris, Anakh Chopra

Second Row: Alexander Solomon, Sebastian Collins, Cooper Napoli Krombholz, Nathaniel Yates, Declan Learoyd, Andre Tong, Dallas Fisher

Third Row: Max Donnelly, Zachariah Moir, Henry Ramak, Luca Agnola, Alexander Koulouris, Elan Collier, Samuel Donnelly

Back Row: Baxter Kennedy-Hinze, Luca Strong, Marcus Burnheim, Nikos O’Neill

Absent: Zavier Cordwell-Moke

Teacher: Miss Amy Roberts

YEAR 5 WHITE

Front Row: Riley Gifford, Paxton Tucker, Oliver Truloff, Harrison Plozza, Charlie Woodward, Zayden Karam, Harry Dobbs, Maxwell Kwok

Second Row: Henry Raddatz, Harrison Lee, Alexander Wootton, Tom Taylor, Matthew Long, Yianni Katsanevas, Finn Rigby

Third Row: Lachlan Wood, Cooper Lander, Darcy Kerr, Sean Warren, Jai Bloxsom, Adam Vlamos, Parker Speedy

Back Row: Riley Bryant, William Dolphin, Xavier Webb, Cooper Harris, Lachlan Thomson

Teacher: Miss Kirstina Dawson

JUNIOR SCHOOL CAMPS

JUNIOR SCHOOL EVENTS

COLLEGE EVENTS

SONS OF OLD BOYS

YEAR 12 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Nick Thomas, Reece Jansen, Joel O’Reilly, Will Barwick, Joshua Civitarese

Back Row: Matthew Conway, Jake Perrier, Matthew Boxall, George Stokes, Tyler Harding, Marcus Sountas

YEAR 11 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Max McCaul, Ashley Faranda, Aiden Lee, Alexander Faccio, Tadgh O’Neill

Second Row: Dante Santos, Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Lachlan Moffett, Tom Parker, Nicholas Marrinan

Back Row: Jack Ransom, Jayden Paterson, Jai Everding

YEAR 10 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Thomas Trevethan, Daniel Gagliarde, Matthew Ransom, Gabriel Gutierrez, James O’Gorman

Second Row: Joseph Cross, James Lewis, Nicolas Manero, Karl Kassulke, Alex Cran, Matthew Trevethan

Back Row: Jake Lenahan, Gus Godwin, Paddy Perrier, Nicholas Green, James Reid

YEAR 9 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Flynn Reynolds, Riley Richards, Jonah Burke, Owen Davidson, Thomas Boxall

Second Row: Michael Gordon, Flynn Thomas, Jack Perrier, Henry Zietsch, Jack Carson, Alessandro Porreca

Back Row: Tom Price, Alexander Kassulke, Nicholas Pearcy, Noah Staley, Caden Clelland

YEAR 8 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Rowan Sullivan, Harley Wheaton, Rory Bower, Will Trevethan, William Hughes

Second Row: Cruise McCaul, Ned Thomas, Jack Richards, Callum McMahon, Jayden Fung

Back Row: Daniel Taylor, Logan Roles, Sam Twaddell

YEAR 7 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Samuel Perrier, Max Anastasia, William Green, Harry Weule, Tom McCaul

Second Row: Harry Poole, Andrew Trevethan, Ned Godwin, Oliver Hosking, Thomas Anderson, Luca Gutierrez, Morgan Staley

Back Row: Tyler Clelland, Tiernan O’Neill, Christian Porreca, Charlie Kerr

YEAR 6 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Nicholas Sountas, Andrew Dickie, Rocco Faranda, Jesse Wheaton, Jack Briggs, Anthony Lestani, Thomas Hamill

Second Row: Kaelan Illidge, Max Green, Christian Orton, Jonah Nicolaou, Charley Hegarty, Eoin Richards, William Fritz, Joseph Forster

Back Row: Turlough O’Neill, Peter Gallagher, Gabriel Gagen, Ewan McCosker, Samuel Greer, Dante Monteverde

YEAR 5 SONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Maxwell Kwok, Elias Manolis, Patrick Garske, Rocco Gutierrez, Frank Di Stasi, Eddie Robertson, Zayden Karam

Second Row: Jacob Phillips, Wyatt Clelland, James Pearcy, Charlie Clive, Benjamin Lestani, Luke Faccio, Alexander Borger

Back Row: Jai Bloxsom, Finnegan Staley, Alexander Fraser, Oscar McCoola, Ronan McMahon, Darcy Kerr

GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS

YEAR 10 - 12 GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Thomas Trevethan, Alex Cran, Will Lawrance, Harry Wilson, Nick Thomas

Second Row: George Greenhalgh, Matthew Killips, James Lewis, Matthew Trevethan, Ryan Perkins

Back Row: Tommy Lawrance, Paddy Perrier, Nicholas Green

YEAR 7 - 9 GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Bede Earthrowl, Luke Watson, Nicholas Sheahan, Andrew Trevethan, Benjamin Lawrance, Samuel Perrier, William Green

Second Row: Will Trevethan, Jack Richards, Louis Woodward, Rylan Kruysmulder Forsyth, Harris Killips, Rylan Castles, Sebastian Wilson

Third Row: Riley Richards, Dante Febo, Jonah Burke, Aidan Sheahan, Ned Thomas

Back Row: Xavier Gardner, Tom Price, Henry Zietsch, Jack Perrier, Joseph Wilson, Flynn Thomas

YEAR 5 - 6 GRANDSONS OF OLD BOYS

Front Row: Daniel Wilson, Charlie Woodward, Mitchell Millard, Xavier Wincote, Eddie Robertson

Back Row: Max Green, Oscar McCoola, Harry Woodward

OLD BOYS’ DINNER

MUSIC

MR MICHAEL JONES / DIRECTOR OF MUSIC

Symphonic Band both provided musical interludes for our College Open Day activities during Week 7. This was a busy period for our musicians as this coincided with the debut concert series; however, we were appreciative of the students’ efforts in presenting to prospective families the standard and ability of our music program. Such opportunities are vital in sharing the work of our students and staff with the broader community.

The year commenced with the return of our combined Villanova and Loreto College Music Camp at QCCC Mapleton. Over 180 students and staff made the journey up the mountain at the end of our first week of school and engaged in a weekend of workshops and rehearsals to ensure our year commenced with gusto. Our musicians had the wonderful opportunity of working with well-known educators and musicians, including Astrid Jorgensen (Pub Choir fame), Dr Ralph Hultgren AM (international clinician and composer), Dave Maddick (well-known string educator), and Dr Paul Svoboda (guitar extraordinaire). As per tradition, our camp concluded with a concert in the Hanrahan Theatre where our students were given rapturous applause from the gathered masses.

With every new year, we welcome a new cohort into our Year 5 Immersion Music Program. In 2019 we indoctrinated 158 new students into the wonders of the Instrumental Music Department. During Week 5 of Term 1, these talented young musicians had the opportunity to share their musical development with their families and friends at our annual Jump Start Day Concert. It is always a fun concert; however, this year I was impressed by the musical outcome presented. The students produced some of the best beginner concert performances I have experienced in my time as a music educator; everyone involved is to be congratulated for their efforts!

We rounded out Term 1 with our Debut Concerts, a change in schedule to previous years. The earlier time did require a more focused approach in rehearsals by our students; however, I was relatively pleased with the standard produced after five to six rehearsals for each ensemble. We will continue with our concert series early in the year due to the changes in Senior studies and the need for our ensembles to adjust for the commencement of Term 4 from 2020 onward.

Our String Sinfonia Orchestra and

We moved into Term 2 with the collection and completion of our first Instrumental Music assessment task for the year. The Villanova College Music Department is leading Catholic schools in our state in the roll-out of the Education Queensland Instrumental Music Curriculum. Students who participate in our program will have the opportunity to receive QCE credit points toward their Senior Certificate if they acquit levels 7 and above in their Senior years. Part of this process is the assessment of student work against the curriculum standards; these will then be moderated across the state for verification purposes. This is an exciting and new development for our students and staff which I am certain will allow for greater transparency in the teaching and learning process, and greater opportunity for discussion around how we may support students in our program.

Senior string students had the opportunity to participate in the Upper-Intermediate String Festival at Brisbane Grammar School (BGS) during May. The students attended two rehearsals over a period of five days outside school hours, with a Concert convened in BGS Hall on Thursday May 23. Both the students and Ms Bastos are to be commended for their efforts in acquitting a standard suitable to be invited to this opportunity. They are also to be commended for the manner in which they represented their families, themselves, and the College.

In another change to routine, we convened our Wieneke Bursary heats and finals during Weeks 5 and 6 of Term 2. This year’s competition was very well subscribed with over 50 students nominating and participating in the heats stage. The standard of performance was very high and I was very pleased with the musical development that I witnessed through this stage of the event. The decision-making process to determine those moving through to the finals was very challenging this year!

The finals of the Wieneke Bursary competition were adjudicated by Mr Kane McNally, Music Co-ordinator at St Patrick’s College, Shorncliffe. Under the bright lights

of the Hanrahan Theatre stage, our finalists shared their music with an enthusiastic audience and all were suitably recognised for the standard of performance produced. Whilst I would like to recognise the efforts and courage of all students involved, special recognition must go to our Wieneke Bursary Champions for 2019: Junior School – Martin Beltran-Mahoney (Violin); Middle School –Lachlan Beake (Guitar); Senior School – Nic Chay (Alto Saxophone). Congratulations to all students, their families, and their teachers.

During the first week of June, the Villanova College Music Department had the opportunity of hosting Professor Annette-Barbara Vogel, string pedagogue and performer currently from Toronto, Canada. Professor Vogel spent the week workshopping with various Catholic schools around Brisbane, as well as working with ensembles of Villanova College. It was a great opportunity for our students and one that was very well received by those involved. The final day of Professor Vogel’s stay with us culminated in a combined strings concert where students from St Laurence’s College and Villanova College accompanied Professor Vogel in a number of pieces prepared over the week. We also had the wonderful opportunity of witnessing a performance by some of Brisbane’s finest chamber musicians – a great chance for our students to hear great music performed well in their own space.

The focus for the remainder of Term 2 moved to preparations for the Sydney tour to the Australian International Music Festival. The tour party, an ensemble of 50 students with the assistance of three staff, had been rehearsing from the commencement of 2019; however, rehearsals ramped up in the final three weeks of term. The students acquitted themselves extremely well through this busy period and were very engaged in ensuring both individuals and the group bought in to the preparation process. The first week of school holidays culminated with a concert for families before preparing to depart. Upon the conclusion of this performance, I was confident our students (aged from Year 6 to 12) would do a fine job whilst away.

The Villanova College Conkestra had quite an experience whilst in Sydney. From performing in some first-class performance venues, including the Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House, through to cultural exchanges with the Wind Symphony from Seri Puteri – a Muslim religious girls' middle school from Malaysia, our students grew as people and together as a group. Supported by travelling parents wherever

we performed, the students were great ambassadors for our College and their families and are to be congratulated!

Term 3 arrived with the annual Brisbane Girls’ Grammar School Workshops during Week 2. As always, it is a great opportunity for our students to meet other student musicians of the same age with similar interests and allows them to build links with the musical community external to our College.

Week 3 led to the inaugural Chamber Ensemble evening, the second item of assessment for the new curriculum. Convened on one evening across two performance spaces, this event was an opportunity for our students to refine their ensemble musicianship and share selfdirected work they had been completing over the previous 10 to 12 weeks. The evening commenced with a performance from Brisbane Brass where students were treated to some fine music presented by this premiere ensemble. We look forward to a revised schedule in 2020 and perhaps a more intimate setting for some of our student ensembles.

August arrived and with it the 29th annual Queensland Catholic Schools’ and Colleges’ Music Festival (QCMF). Villanova College welcomed over 15,000 students from across Queensland and Australia to celebrate music and music education across four days from August16 to 19. This year I took more time to listen to ensemble performances and speak with visiting educators. I am very pleased to say that the standard of performance demonstrated across our programs has improved; I am very proud to say that our festival has played some role in this development. In 2020 we will welcome our friends and festival family back again to celebrate the 30th anniversary of QCMF. It is an incredible legacy created by Keith Druery and a motivated parent group all that time ago – long may it live!

We concluded Term 3's activities with the Junior String Festival at Brisbane Girls’

Grammar School during Week 8. Two afternoons of rehearsal with students from BGGS, Brisbane Grammar, and Villanova College led to a wonderful concert on the evening of Tuesday September 3. Convened in the music auditorium of BGGS, our students shared their efforts with a full-house of parents and were suitably acclaimed. Whilst these opportunities do add to our calendar and time outside school, they are also very enriching in terms of relationship development: between schools, across staff, and of course across students. Possibly the most edifying element of these events is the barbecue on the final day pre-concert. It is here that we witness the extra musical benefits of participating in such activities: staff gather to discuss pedagogy and performance; students engage in games of handball and friendly discussion; and parents meet and share a sausage sizzle, defragmenting after another busy day. We look forward to sharing this opportunity again in 2020. Our annual Strings and Choir in the Cathedral event was another resounding success with our orchestral string and choral departments sharing their music in the Cathedral of St Stephen. I was impressed by the standard of music produced by our students and the guidance given them by our teachers. It was an honour to guest conduct the combined string ensemble and choir – all 130 students – in ‘Halleluiah’ arranged by Mr Wayne Brennan. The visual impact of seeing students from Year 5 to 12 together, at the same time, performing as one community was fantastic!

The Villanova College Big Band continued the frenetic pace into Term 4, representing the school with our Irish Ensemble 1 at the Loreto College Live and Wired festival. Against the conditions, our students acquitted themselves very well and received much positive feedback. The Big Band also represented the College at the Prestige Music Festival where they received a Silver Award for their efforts.

The third annual Celebration of Excellence

was convened in the Concert Hall of the Queensland Performing Arts Complex on Monday October 28. A number of ensembles performed in the foyer of QPAC prior to the event: congratulations to Guitar Ensemble 1, Chamber Brass, and the Junior Clarinet and Saxophone Ensembles. I would also like to recognise the performances of our Symphonic Band (accompanying Tim Nielsen), Sinfonia String Orchestra, Big Band, and Irish Ensemble 1 during the event. The feedback regarding the quality of performance was remarkable and our students are to be commended for their efforts and work across the year. Our Senior students were farewelled in fitting style with our annual Senior Musicians’ Dinner at the Camp Hill Bowls Club. Both our Irish Ensembles shared a set of music each with the sunset and city lights as a backdrop. We shared our reflections through the traditional PowerPoint display and showed gratitude for the service offered by these fine young men. On behalf of the Villanova music community, I thank these students for their leadership, humour, and music shared over their time within our place.

To round the year off, we succumbed to Mrs Sleep’s Christmas cheer and celebrated our Christmas Extravaganza at Cassiciacum Gardens. The event was bigger than Ben Hur with over 300 students and several hundred family members enjoying an evening of music and Christmas cheer. The weather was great and the music was only just matched by the fantastic backdrop of the city lights we enjoy from our hill. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the fantastic Music Support Group who, as always, assist us with the food and beverages for our events – I believe this concert was our most successful this year in terms of fundraising! I would also like to take this opportunity to once again thank the staff for their efforts in ensuring another successful year of music making at Villanova concluded in style!

AMADEUS CHAMBER ENSEMBLE

Front Row: Oliver Timms, Travis Graham, Harry Corrigan, Michael Gallagher, Blake Waugh, Alex Bryant, Digby Timms

Back Row: Riley Lightfoot, William Lukin

Absent: Matthew Danen, Jack Ransom

Conductor: Ms Raquel Bastos

BIG BAND

Front Row: RJ Foster, Lachlan Beake, Joel Henders, Nic Chay, Thomas Kielenniva

Second Row: Aidan Pedrina-O’Connor, Fiachra Richards, Darcy Roberts, William McCann

Back Row: Seán Aukes, James Battersby, Dylan Crouch, Luca Cotroneo

Absent: Sebastian Allan, Adam Buchhorn, Thomas Feenstra

Conductor: Mr Josh McKechie

BRASS ENSEMBLE

Front Row: Lachlan Brown, Charles Cox, Eoin Richards, Harry Higgins, Christian Smith, Lewis McMahon, Thomas Hoctor, Fletcher Bradford, Thomas Wilde, Daniel Walding, Fiachra Richards

Back Row: James Battersby, Dylan Crouch, Nicholas Humphries, Alessandro Porreca, Matthew Peachey, Isaac Tippins, William Rasmussen

Absent: Sebastian Allan, Julian O’Loan, Cooper Price, Fionn Rossi

Conductor: Mr Josh McKechie

CHAMBER BRASS ENSEMBLE

Left to Right: James Battersby, Seán Aukes, Darcy Roberts, Fiachra Richards, Thomas Hoctor, Isaac Langford, Dylan Crouch

Absent: Sam Feenstra, Julian O’Loan

Conductor: Mr Josh McKechie

CHOIR

Front Row: James Audet, Turlough O’Neill, Riley Gaffney

Second Row: William Reilly, Wade Wildin Powell, Harry Corrigan, Luke Phillips, Daniel Gyte

Third Row: Blaise Mellifont, Tadgh O’Neill, Eoin Hartley, Sebastian Wilson

Back Row: Timothy Nielson, Jacob Keay, Reece Jansen

Absent: Matthew Beames, Keegan Bell, Harrison Bryant, William Dolphin, William Gyte, William Hohnke, James Lewis, Tiernan O’Neill, Gabriel Palacios, Fionn Rossi, Hugo Rossi, Harry Weule

Conductor: Ms Melissa Gill

GUITAR ENSEMBLE 1

Front Row: Matthew Ransom, Thomas Winn, Alex Wang, Harry Wells, Will Stevens, Luke Exley, Luke Whitton, Lachlan Beake

Back Row: Joseph Donovan, Conrad Hinds, Liam Maher, Flynn Thomas, Harry Corrigan, Jose Lagrosa, Connor Shelley, Charlie Corrigan, Aidan Pedrina-O’Connor, Lachlan Rheinberger, Ethan Hill, Lachie McGregor

Absent: Owen Weston, Allen Yang

Conductor: Mr Russell Neville

GUITAR ENSEMBLE 2

Front Row: Arnav Kapoor, Caleb Ukubamichael, Demitri James, Chase Suttle, Oscar Dowling, Liam Martin, Lachlan Gorry, Heath McPherson

Back Row: Bailey Horvath, Harry Wallwork, Hugo Harrison, Luke Phillips, Jack Taylor, James Humphries, Eamonn Donovan, RJ Foster

Absent: Alexander Capaldi, Spiro Katsanevas, Tiernan O’Neill

Conductor: Mr Russell Neville

IRISH ENSEMBLE 1

Front Row: Sean Kearns, Henry Barras, Oliver Timms, Eoin Hartley

Back Row: Tyler Castles, Digby Timms, Jack Meimaris, William Bland, Charlie Corrigan

Absent: James Lewis, Callum Moses, Jack Ransom

Conductor: Mr Alex Perlinski

IRISH ENSEMBLE 2

Left to Right: Michael Gallagher, Harry Corrigan, William Lukin, Ronan Flaherty, Heath McPherson

Conductor: Mr Alex Perlinski

JAZZ BAND

Front Row: Ronan Flaherty, Noah King, Hamish McCulloch, William Quincey

Back Row: RJ Foster, Joe Timms, Isaac Langford, Nicholas Humphries, Thomas Wilde, Daniel Walding

Conductor: Mr Michael Jones

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 1

Front Row: Harrison Egart, Henry Stevens

Second Row: Luke Schaumburg, Eoin Hartley, Nicholas Malanos

Back Row: Cameron Wallis, Jack Daly, Matthew Conway, Jack Godwin

Absent: Adam Buchhorn, Joseph Cross

Conductor: Ms Joyce To

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 2

Front Row: Darcy Smith, Cooper Kelly

Back Row: Xavier Simondson, Ziggi Lenarduzzi, Will Godwin

Absent: James Grigson

Conductor: Mr Michael Jones

STRING CONSORT

Front Row: Michael Gallagher, Ryan Buck, Isaac Lerato, Martin Beltran Mahoney, Benjamin Crawford, Alex Marsden, Nico Vega, Declan Curtis

Second Row: Sebastian Wilson, Matthew Smith, Joshua Hurren, Lucas Bernal, Maxwell Kilshaw, Jack Carlson, William Hughes, Gabriel Pavilion, Oliver Wills, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Ashton Taylor

Third Row: Lucas Frost, Jasper Chan, Sean Donaldson, Alex Bielen, Harrison Bryant

Back Row: William Keene, Lachlan Colbert, Remi Hall

Absent: Dominic DiStasi, Bryce Laidlaw, Liam Little, Wyatt Smith, James Tyas, James Weston

Conductor: Ms Raquel Bastos

STRING SINFONIA

Front Row: Oliver Timms, Jack Ransom, Ethan Reid, Jonah Campbell, Blake Waugh, Luke Palmer, Alex Bryant, William Bland

Second Row: Travis Graham, Harry Corrigan, Jayden Paterson, Peter Prineas, Michael Gallagher, Isaac Greenaway, Tate Foster, Maxwell Shearer, Digby Timms

Back Row: Josh McDougall, Liam Linnett, Alex Marsden, Riley Lightfoot, Arden Kruysmulder Forsyth, RJ Foster, William Lukin, Declan Curtis

Absent: David Cassaniti, Matthew Danen, Mitchell Egert, Callum Moses

Conductor: Ms Raquel Bastos

SUPERNOVANS

Left to Right: Timothy Nielson, Harry Corrigan, Eoin Hartley, Tadgh O’Neill, Jacob Keay

Absent: Keegan Bell, James Lewis

Conductor: Ms Melissa Gill

JUNIOR SCHOOL CLARINET ENSEMBLE

Left to Right: Andrew Dickie, Lucas Fleming, Liam Curtis, Adam Kielenniva

Conductor: Mrs Emma Jimenez

JUNIOR SCHOOL SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE

Left to Right: Noah King, William Quincey, Samuel Mar Fan

Absent: Jack Neate

Conductor: Mrs Emma Jimenez

JUNIOR SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA

Front Row: Gabriel Gagen, Jett Graham, Nicholas Landers, Luke Phillips, Jackson Mantis, Connor Nicholls, William Reilly, Oscar Dowling

Second Row: Sabastian Bailey, Cooper Ryan, Jack Briggs, Leon Tom, Thomas Hamill, Max Knight, Jaylen Huber, Max Andrews, Daniel Gyte, Taj Graham, Oliver McDonnell

Back Row: Matthew Cherry, Jacob Anderson, Hugo Rossi, Grant Crawford, Daniel Wilson, Thomas Daly, Spencer Head-Esdale, Aengus Donovan, Cooper Lander, Callum Spoto, Paxton Tucker

Absent: Nicholas Byrne

Conductors: Ms Christine Byrne, Mr Ken Koido

CONCERT BAND

Front Row: Alexander Collins, Oscar Tesch, Alex Holmes, Joseph Grigson, Henry Manning, Louis Woodward, Oscar De Tina

Second Row: Patrick Campbell, Luca Gutierrez, Harris Becar, Harry Weule, Dominic Martin, Riley Rigden, Alexander Russ, Matthew Politch, Luka Micheletti

Third Row: Matthew Bisson, Luke Thornton, Harry Higgins, James Hainge, Lachlan Brown, Christian Smith, Lachlan Allen, Daniel Egert, Matthew Sondergeld, Ewan McCarthy, Isaac Tippins, Matthew Greig, Flynn Curtis, Isaac O’Toole, William Green

Back Row: Ziggi Lenarduzzi, Cooper Kelly, Will Godwin, Darcy Smith

Absent: Joseph Hoctor, Benedict Mellish, Jack Power, Fionn Rossi

Conductor: Mr Josh McKechie

SYMPHONIC BAND

Front Row: Nickolas Sofios, Ethan Delaney, Michael Gerrard, Bailey Creevey, Tyler Castles, Henry Barras

Second Row: Alexander Hulme, Charlie McMahon, William McCann, Thomas Kielenniva, Joel Henders, Nic Chay, Ronan Flaherty, Daniel Greaves, Hugh Mulligan

Third Row: Nathan Farrelly, Isaac Langford, Michael Gordon, Luca Cotroneo, Dylan Crouch, Seán Aukes, James Battersby, Darcy Roberts, Fiachra Richards, Daniel Waugh

Back Row: Henry Stevens, Harrison Egart, Luke Schaumburg, Jack Godwin, Matthew Conway, Eoin Hartley, Jack Daly

Absent: Sebastian Allan, Adam Buchhorn, Joseph Cross, Sam Feenstra, Thomas Feenstra, Thomas Hoctor, Julian O’Loan, Joe Timms

Conductor: Mr Michael Jones

WIND ENSEMBLE

Front Row: Adam Kielenniva, Stelio Karonis, Demitri James, Rylan Kruysmulder Forsyth, Kai Asnicar

Second Row: Liam Curtis, Hearvy Philip, Thomas Hoctor, Lucas Fleming, Noah King, William Quincey, Samuel Mar Fan, Hamish McCulloch

Third Row: Charles Cox, Nicholas Humphries, Ewan Roberts, William Ilka, Alessandro Porreca, Ethan Isa, Dara Aukes, Dominic Martin, Fletcher Bradford, Thomas Wilde, Isaac Greenwood, Daniel Walding

Back Row: Cameron Wallis, Nicholas Malanos, Xavier Simondson

Absent: Scott Boyden, James Grigson, William Gyte, Jack Neate, Tayt Toia

Conductor: Mrs Emma Jimenez

JUNIOR SCHOOL WIND BAND

Front Row: Lachlan Whaites, Jack Fidge, William Fritz, Kevin Dinh, Daniel McPhee, Alexander Chan, Liam Martin, Isaac Lerato

Second Row: Andrew Dickie, Charlie Genders, Aidan Aukes, Maxwell Kwok, Yianni Katsanevas, Finn Dredge, Benjamin Bingham, Eli Dunstan, Conall Reid, William Baer, Antoine Touma

Third Row: Eoin Richards, Lewis McMahon, Henry O’Keefe, Benjamin Lestani, Hudson Rohloff, Charley Hegarty, Christian Orton, Matthew Peachey, William Rasmussen, Jacob Taylor, Wade Wildin Powell, Cooper Price, Nikolas Katakis, Luke Bukowski, Luke Houston, Francis McCann, Liam Wong, Clem Roberts, Thomas Hellyer

Back Row: Conor O’Mara, Liam Viney Gonzalez, Anthony Lestani

Absent: Christopher Anderson, Lachlan Boustead, Max Green, Sebastian Sank, Darcy Spooner

Conductors: Mr Gordon Hughes, Mrs Samantha Sleep

YEAR 5 BAND

Front Row: Alexander Wootton, Zachariah Moir, Riley Gaffney, Taj Blackshaw, Will Colquhoun, William Law, Adam Vlamos, Jai Bloxsom

Second Row: Cooper McCormack, Samuel Pauli, Koshal Mandhan, Xavier Wilke, Luke Faccio, Ollie Jones, Rhys Peralta, Alexander Solomon, Xavier Webb, Luke Judge, Samuel Landmann, Patrick Garske

Third Row: William Dufek, Harrison Plozza, Parker Speedy, Charlie Clive, Nate Lobegeiger, Ronan McMahon, Beau Poustie, Harvey Thompson, Dante Zulli, Eamon Cowley, Harry Smith, Ari Seefeld, Alex Koulouris, Dean Arvoll, Zac Bonke, Ryder Childs, Riley Gifford

Fourth Row: Andre Tong, Colin Lau, Declan Allis, Akshay Karthikeyan, Riley Bryant, Rocco Gutierrez, Charlie Woodward, Reid Gapes, Ryan Thomas, Alexander Borger, Lachlan Thomson, Hayden Eller, Lachlan Francis, Tom Davies, Oscar McCoola, Nikos O’Neill, Thomas Longland, Christian McIlwain, Eddie Robertson, Liam Forsyth, Andy Stewart, Harry Woodward, Angus Chalmers

Fifth Row: Declan Jones, Rhys Doman, Jacob Phillips, Samuel Harris, Baxter Kennedy-Hinze, Harrison Jones, Zayden Karam, Alexander Capaldi, Patrick O’Neil, Thomas Allen, Matthew Long, Finn Rigby, Alexander Fraser, Zac Henry, Elan Collier, Henry Muir, Reuben de Groot, Davis Shibu, Tane Leach, Oliver Truloff, Cooper Harris

Back Row: Anakh Chopra, Lachlan Mitchell, Zachary Cayas, Henry Raddatz, Cooper Turomsza, James Audet, Sebastian Bonfiglio

Absent: Charles Farmer, Samuel Norris, James Pearcy, Henry Ramak, Finnegan Staley

Conductors: Mrs Emma Jimenez, Mr Josh McKechie, Mr Sean Mackenzie

YEAR 5 STRING ENSEMBLE

Front Row: Joshua Gobo, Sean Warren, Lawson Phillips, Marcel Colette, Elias Manolis, Frank Di Stasi, Luke De Marco, Darcy McGuckin

Second Row: Jules Thomson, Charlie Boxer, Neil Burge, Tom Taylor, Cooper Napoli Krombholz, Nathaniel Yates, Hugo Maradiegue, Hamish Walters, Darcy Kerr, Joshua Carroll, Declan Learoyd, Luca Strong

Third Row: Hadley Holt, William Dolphin, Reuben Wagels, Dallas Fisher, Max Donnelly, Elijah Meyer, Wyatt Clelland, Samuel Donnelly, Sebastian Collins, Finn van der Meer, Kaiden Muir, Lincoln Bradford, Nicholas Cherry, Max Rakitovszky, Lachlan Wood

Back Row: Oliver Clark, Harry Dobbs, Jude Barnes, Noah Harrold, Harrison Lee, Harvey Anderson, Hamish Neil, Talen Tran, Lachlan Mackenzie, William White, Luca Agnola, Archie Griffin, Christian Snell, Isaac Bowen, Zavier Cordwell-Moke, Samuel Keene

Absent: Marcus Burnheim, Sam Clark

Conductors: Ms Raquel Bastos, Ms Christine Byrne, Mr Ken Koido

SYDNEY MUSIC TOUR

Over the June and July holidays, myself and a wide range of Villanova musicians from Year 6 to 12 travelled to Sydney for the 2019 Australian International Music Festival. We toured two ensembles consisting of the Villanova Conkestra and Percussion Ensemble 1. Over the first few days upon our arrival there was no time to lose, with constant sight-seeing and our many performances including the Sydney Opera House, the Maritime Museum and Chatswood Concourse. Over the week I had the chance to meet and make more friends from a range of grades below and above. I also had time to get to know the many staff who took a week out of their holiday to join the trip. This tour gave me an insight into other ensembles that travelled from all over the world. Conkestra particularly enjoyed the opportunity to work with students from Seri Puteri, a Muslim girls’ school from Malaysia. We had an opportunity to work with other conductors and adjudicators who helped us with some last-minute tips. This resulted in both groups walking away with a silver award for our adjudicated performances. Overall, this trip is an experience I am never going to forget and I am thankful for those I got to meet and reconnect with. I would certainly be happy to do it again!

by Joseph Cross, Percussion Captain

CREATIVE ARTS

MS SALLYANNE FRENEY / CURRICULUM LEADER

to take part in this experience with local centenarians and student artists being paired up geographically. Following the initial introduction, the student artist visited their partnered centenarian multiple times to make sketches and take photos and then, the design work took place around valued conversation. Year 12 Visual Art students, Sam Behm and Lucas Boylan took part in this process and produced two beautiful portraits that went on display at the Centenarian Exhibition in August but more importantly, created memories and friendships that will forever be treasured.

From social media platforms to high-tech music festivals, interactive art exhibitions and cinematic theatre performances, the Arts play a powerful influence in our everyday lives. As Arts educators, the future-proofing of our students to be critical thinkers, innovators and expert communicators are skills, if not superpowers, that will ensure success in the future.

With this in mind, the introduction of ATAR Music, Visual Art, Drama and Extension Music courses into Year 11 this year have presented considerable challenges for our teachers. New resources had to be sourced, lesson plans designed, and assessment and external exam processes implemented. With tenacity and determination, the Creative Arts teachers and students rose to the occassion and quickly adjusted to the rigor of the new courses. In addition, the Creative Arts were involved in numerous events in the College calendar.

Visual Art

The Centenarian Portrait Project by Teenagers is a community project that promotes friendships between our elderly senior citizens and school students. Schools were offered the opportunity

The Year 11 ATAR Visual Arts course required students to take part in an immersive environmental experience. On a beautiful sunny day, the boys trekked from the Howard Smith Wharves along the Riverwalk under the Kangaroo Point Cliffs and then onto New Farm Park to reflect on their own experiences as an artist and an audience. The excursion was designed as stimulus for the first piece of Year 12 assessment, Investigation – Inquiry Phase 1.

Villa Visions is Villanova’s prestigious Art Show and it annually takes over Goold Hall in October. Students across all year levels exhibited over 300 works of art. This year, our guest speaker was Old Boy, Mr James Quinn Hawtin, founder of Dance Culture at Annerley who spoke about having a creative mindset. With over 250 friends and family attending, the night was a testimony to the diverse talents of our Visual Arts students. Thank you to the Visual Art teachers, Mr Jason Lane, Mrs Vanessa Briggs, Ms Sandy Elliott and Mr Roland Camilleri who nurture the love of artistry in their students.

Drama

The Year 10 Drama class took part in Queensland Theatre Company’s The Scene Project in Term 2. Students worked on their

adaptation of the commissioned script called The Shot written by playwright, Angela Betzien. The story is set on a plane, destination unknown, where a photojournalist is travelling to accept a prestigious award. Students had the opportunity to participate in workshops run by professional actors and then perform their interpretation of the script at the Bille Brown Theatre. Frazer Maloney played the main role of PJ and stand-out powerful performances by Dominic Rolls and Harrison Egart were highly commended by the staff at QTC. Performing in front of a live audience, especially that of your own peers, can be daunting but our team lifted the performance intensity to new heights and received a lot of positive feedback, especially from the girls in the audience. A very important element in our Drama curriculum is to immerse our students in the experience of watching live theatre. This year we invited Shake & Stir to perform, Chapter 3 for the Year 5 cohort, and The Boy, The Bear, The Baron and The Bard for the Year 6s. Shock Therapy Productions’, The Apology also kept the Year 9 Drama class glued to their seats in the Hanrahan Theatre. Senior School Drama students travelled to QPAC to see Death of A Salesman and to the QTC’s Bille Brown Theatre to see City of Gold and Antigone. The highlight of the year was definitely a trip to the Lyric Theatre for Music and Drama students to pump up the volume at School of Rock. Given the plethora of theatre styles and skills that these performances bring to the lives or our students, and the enjoyment they express whilst viewing them, we are indeed enriching their lives and this is a privilege to cherish.

The Queensland Youth Theatresports competition continues to grow under the experienced eye of Mrs Sophie Kenny. A dedicated group of students across the

Middle and Senior Schools signed up to take part in the competition this year. Our Junior Theatresports Team consisting of Matthew Beames, Oliver Broten, Declan Curtis and Flynn Curtis made it to the finals in October at La Boite Theatre. The competition was fierce and although our team didn’t win, they put up a gallant fight.

The Senior Drama play is always a highlight of the year. Our students once again worked with resident playwright, Nathan Sibthorpe and cinematic specialist, Nevin Howell from Markwell Presents to produce Stocktake, a play which gives some insight into what goes on in a supermarket late at night behind closed doors. Standout performers were James Battersby as Julian, the naïve assistant store manager and employee of the month, Liam, played by Thomas Buckley-Sammut. Family, friends, staff and Old Boys packed the Hanrahan Theatre to marvel at the scope of skills exhibited on stage. A special thank you to Year 12 student, Jack Daly who gave up many hours after school to operate the lighting and sound consoles. I reiterate the extraordinary effort that Mrs Sophie Kenny dedicates to her students in the Drama department!

Music

Not a day goes by without feeling the Augustinian spirit emanate from the Music classroom. The vibrance and energy students experience here on a daily basis is uplifting. Noise is not always appreciated, but in this space, the louder the better. The choices of learning experiences and resources are constantly critiqued by Mrs Justine Silk and Ms Katie Dauth-Sousa who are both talented musicians.

What I love about the Music classrooms is that they are places where collaboration is key and learning through practise is paramount. Examples of excellence this year were found in Charlie Farmer, Cooper

McCormack and Taj Blackshaw in Year 5 who used their literacy skills to write standout responding tasks in class. In Year 6, Dylan Fryga and Connor Nicholls must be congratulated for their enormous thought and effort in assessing how music makes us feel. Liam Martin produced an outstanding solo performance piece and who can forget 6 Blue’s singing and dance performance on Assembly of Sesere-Eey? In Year 7, Daniel Egert and Ronan Flaherty never missed a beat and worked consistently throughout the year in order to achieve the best grade possible. In Year 9, Lachlan Beake produced a magical performance on the guitar and David Cassanti achieved excellence in both composition and performance.

Maxwell Shearer (Year 10) and Oliver Timms (Year 11) are quiet achievers and have gone above and beyond to seek help. They worked extremely hard and as a result, improved significantly, particularly in the areas of composition and musicology.

I congratulate James Battersby and Matthew Conway in Year 12 for their university offers to the Conservatorium of Music. The Music Extension course provides students who excel in composition and performance skill the opportunity to work closely with our Director of Music, Mr Michael Jones in perfecting their work in a professional environment. Thanks to Mr Jones for mentoring these fine young musicians who live and breathe music.

Arts in Action Week

Arts in Action Week, in October, showcased the skills of the creative and talented students that we have here at Villanova. Our instrumental music students, audio engineering, and art and drama students demonstrated their skills at morning tea and lunch times performances.

We also invited an artist in residence,

Mr Brad Hill, a sculptor who works with different types of metal to join us on campus for the week. Inspired by the designs of Dylan Bouwhuis in Year 10, Mr Hill’s brief was to work with students to create an eagle and her nest. The mother eagle represents the Senior cohort protecting the Junior students with the nest being the school campus. Thank you to Ms Sandy Elliott for organising and overseeing this very special project.

Next year will see the introduction of a new curriculum area under the Creative Arts banner. Media Arts will be introduced as an elective in Year 9 and 10 with the possibility of carrying through to senior studies in Film, Television and New Media. This is the study of how the media influences our daily lives and students will engage in making media products that create messages with meaning.

The cast has been chosen and rehearsals have started for next year’s Loreto/Villanova production of the musical, Mary Poppins. Congratulations to Jacob Keay who will play the lead role of Bert, Eamonn Donovan as Michael Banks and Dylan Crouch as George Banks. We look forward to experiencing the energy and excitement (mixed with a spoon full of sugar) of our talented singers, actors and dancers taking to the stage in February. As the incoming curriculum area leader this year, and with the implementation of ATAR and the expansion of the department, it has certainly been a very challenging 12 months. I feel privileged to have in my team some of the most dedicated and generous teachers in the business. Finally, I acknowledge Mr Robert Stewart and Mr Neil Roche-Kelly who came on board this year to work alongside Mrs Justine Silk. As highly experienced and respected mentors in the world of music, they added enormous expertise to our department.

FR PETER WIENEKE / COLLEGE CHAPLAIN

For St Augustine, the goal of the practise of liturgy is caritas, a Latin word that means ‘love’. He never tires of telling us that liturgy and life must be connected: we must sing psalms not only with our lips but also and above all with our hearts and lives. Liturgy not only expresses our love of God but is to strengthen us in our love of all God’s sons and daughters. This belief is reflected in the words with which we are sent from Mass into the world, “Go in peace, glorifying the Lord by your life.”

And so, the weekday morning Masses at Villanova often end with the question to those assembled, “What examples of loving behaviour would reflect the message we heard in the readings today?” The question asks, “give an example of a behaviour which would indicate you have learned more about love by being here at Mass?”

Two school groups have demonstrated they know what love looks like in action. Both the Year 12 students who served as communion ministers and the members of the Liturgy Band have been faithful and dedicated to the practical actions needed to achieve the caritas that supports liturgy. What does love look like? It looks like giving up your meal breaks to practise in the Band or leaving your mates in the playground to be at Mass as a communion minister.

MASS OF ST AUGUSTINE

MASS OF ST THOMAS

Left to Right: David Kako, Matthew Rolls, Jack Dommett, Jack Scully, Will Stevens, Reece Jansen

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

LENTEN LITURGY

MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

ANZAC LITURGY

ALL SAINTS MASS

MR JOHN

HOLROYD

/ DEAN OF MISSION AND IDENTITY

Do think that they alone are poor whom we call poor, who lack food or clothing; is this one not poorer who lacks faith, wisdom, judgement, light, reason, understanding? St

Thomas of Villanova

The impact of Ministry at Villanova continues to grow. One reason for this is that the ministry students, enthusiastically led in 2019 by Reece Jansen, live out the importance of being a community that serves others. One of the most frequently recited prayers at the College is that of St Teresa of Avila: “Christ has no body now on Earth but ours”. In other words – as Pope Francis puts it – if the rich won’t help the poor, “then you and I must.” Going even further, the help must come from a heart that brings love. There are no fundraisers in the Gospel, but there is a miracle of multiplication through sharing. This is what occurred on several occasions in 2019: miracles of collective commitment.

Mission Day

As with Augustinian colleges and universities around the world, Mission Day, and Week, brings the College together in a series of events and activities which unite the community “in one heart and mind” in support of our sister schools and communities in the Philippines. The insight which made Mission Day 2019 a great success was to write solidarity into every element of the day.

Making this decision was a hard sell. How could we make enough money for 17 scholarships and various amenity projects if we did not serve fast food? By gently urging the boys to let go of the consumer role, as Pope Francis does in Laudato si, they were actually freed up to be creative and active participants.

What emerged in the place of the missing donuts? Most importantly, the boys themselves created a wonderful and diverse 'Eat Street' of home-cooked food, representing the different cultures mingling together at the College. From Iraqi dolma,

to Chinese dumplings (both cooked by our international students); from Filipino “lechon” (whole roast pork) to lamingtons and pretzels, the senses were swarmed with an array of foods prepared with love and commitment. Harmony requires difference, as St John Henry Newman observes. Different year levels took on different areas of responsibility. While Year 7 over-achieved with the international food festival, Year 10 provided the Aussie food and the major stalls and activities. One consequence was new or restored events, for example with the return of the 500m rowing challenge – taken out by First XV prop Dante Santos in the phenomenal time of 1:29. The AFAS students set up 'Filipino World', which drew in the crowds, with the roasting pig, the 'Jeepney' bus and the 'Sari sari' (general purpose stalls) creating a miniature – and educativeversion of Filipino culture.

At the end of the day nearly $12,000 was raised. What was just as satisfying though, was the sense that the whole College community engaged in heart and mind in acts of solidarity, fun, and service. Special thanks are owed to the planning team: Mr Alex Sullivan, Ms Amanda Waterson, Ms Julie Colbert, Ms Melissa Wilson and Mr Matt Wilson. Meanwhile, Ms Juanita Jacobs and Fr Saldie Resolado OSA led the AFAS students in ensuring that the whole College community could taste, see and learn about the direct impact of AFAS.

World’s Greatest Shave

Fundraising does have a place when students are united in a common cause of their own discernment. Under College ViceCaptain Will Barwick’s inspiring leadership, $15,000 was raised for the Leukaemia Foundation as part of 'The World’s Greatest Shave'. Several Year 12 students turned “dodgy haircuts into even more dodgy haircuts,” as Mr Peter Meecham put it.

Stewardship

To change the culture of a school is difficult, however the Senior Leaders of the St Vincent de Paul (SVP) group, in tandem with the Student Council, decided that 2019 was the year to begin our own war on waste. The first target was to collect and cash in all the plastic bottles and cans which are now refundable. The sustained progress in this area owes in large part to the leadership of SVP by Bradley Roulant and Alex Wang. To promote recycling required a major effort of communication (persuasion) and organisation. The large wire bin for refundable items has been filled four times, with money spent so far on communitybuilding items such as Villanova teddy bears

and hand-balls.

Our cleaners (Quayclean), led by Erika Brown, exerted a passion for Villanova and the environment to make sure that the scheme worked. Noble mention must also go to the Ministry students, led by Campus Minister, Fr Saldie Resolado OSA. The Ministry students provide a prophetic service, being the change they wish to see on campus. Special events like “plogging” – a litter picking and jogging race – and clearing up Norman Creek served to accelerate cultural change, one boy at a time.

The Norman Creek team, led by Mr Col Grant and College Chaplain, Fr Peter Wieneke OSA, have quietly and persistently built a team of students, and parents, who go and pick up the plastic waste that flows down the creek towards the ocean. Because turtles ingest the polystyrene, and other species try to eat brightly coloured plastic things, this team are saving the lives of creatures directly affected by what Coorparoo people choose to do – and not do. Expect to see an environmental group next year.

Winter Appeal and Sleep-out

First in the Ministry calendar again was a winter sleep-out. Thirty brave staff and students slept on the Quadrangle under the stars, after visiting St Vincent de Paul (HQ and Peel Street hostel) and Blind Eye dropin centre in order to hand over the huge quantity of donated blankets, tinned foods, hygiene and dignity products, and clothes. I believe that the experience of visiting partner organisations, then sitting around the fire, before sleeping on concrete makes for a memorable classroom.

It is also noteworthy that three follow-up convoys were needed to deliver all the goods donated by the Villanova community.

Ministry through Liturgy

Ministry in active service is linked to the true source of motivation and nourishment. Under the gentle, generous and persistent stewardship of Fr Saldie Resolado OSA and Music Director, Mr Michael Jones, the teams of Eucharistic Ministers and Liturgy Band have had a significant impact in 2019. The stand-out initiative has been the creation of the Cor Unum Choir. Spirit leaders from Year 9 to 12 join a specially selected Year 6 class in leading the singing for each College Mass. The effect has been stirring. New songs have lent vivacity to the repertoire, such as Shine Jesus Shine. Favourites like Ancient Words lift the roof off Goold Hall. Many young people at the College are now having a shared experience of liturgy which they are engaged by.

YAYM: Middle School Ministries

YAYM had a stellar year. Bolstered by a large group of Year 9 students who call themselves the Sausage Sizzle Party, YAYM have run a series of events to bring life and colour to the quadrangle, at the same time as offering support for local outreach communities. Both the cause and the method have been aligned. Highlight moments include anti-bullying day, the Cancer Council yellow day – spearheaded by Year 7 student Charlie Berridge, and the mother of all sausage sizzles for Blind Eye, in which more than $1000 was raised. $1000 is the cost of Opening Blind Eye for a day, a day of direct service and support to approximately 50 homeless people. A lasting achievement of the 2019 YAYM group is to have added a partnership with Blind Eye to the friendship with the residents of Duhig Village. In each case, the boys are privileged to meet, and make friends with the people to whom they have the generosity to reach out.

You could use up the whole Ministry Report on YAYM because of the sheer quantity and quality of the events they have delivered. One key to a successful year lies in the teamwork of leaders Xavier Simondson, Jose Sibi, and Zac Child (Year 9). They united a planning team (Caleb Rogers, William Gyte of Year 9; Joshua Reid, Ryan Hegerty, and Tom Huey of Year 8) with the active events team, led with great spirit by Tom Price and Jack Stone (Year 9).

Ministry Gala Night and Conclusion

The Gala Night for Ministry students of Villanova and Loreto provided a fitting exclamation mark to the year. A pop-up restaurant was set up in Loreto’s Cruci Building, with a magnificent menu laid on by Christalla from Camp Hill IGA. All the Ministry students from Loreto and Villanova were feted, whilst listening to insights from partner organisations about how to get involved next year. Eddie Murray, manager of Blind Eye, spoke beautifully. Young

AFAS

people in Ministry bring the community of love from their family to people who most need an overspill of love.

The final thank you should go to the many students and staff members whose passion for Ministry ensured a successful 2019. Year 12s Oliver Bernal and Andrew Worthington were the YCS leaders represented. Along with Jack Dommett, and staff member Ms Sophie Kenny, they re-launched YCS in 2019 with a renewed focus on mental health.

Mr Pat Atkinson and Ms Amanda Waterson co-ordinated the Rosies van training and outings, with Ben McGregor as the student leader.

Mrs Mylan Warren, Ms Katie Dauth-Sousa and Ms Sally Byron (St Vincent de Paul), Mrs Kath Underhill (YAYM), and all the Senior School Learning Enrichment Team (Mrs Jo Kieseker, Mrs Helen Palmer, Ms Ellen King, and Mr Ben Stuart) provided wonderful support and service.

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Luke Palmer, Nickolas Sofios, Tadgh O’Neill, Isaac Langford

Second Row: Hamish McKee, Andrew Worthington, Marcus Sountas, Reece Jansen, Joshua Civitarese, Bradley Roulant, Murphy Woodger

Third Row: Isaac Farrelly, Timothy Calvisi, Joel O’Reilly, Luke Whitton, Ben McGregor

Fourth Row: Riley Wearne, Matt Short, John Caffery, Will Stevens, Frazier Brockett

Back Row: Jack Daly, Joshua Kerr, Jack Scully, Dominic Duskovic, Jack Dommett

ROSIES

Front Row: Harry Lenton, Matthew Rolls, Ben McGregor, Reece Jansen, Tadgh O’Neill

Second Row: Nathan Farrelly, Adam Winsbury, Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Frazier Brockett, William Pulsford

Back Row: Jack Daly, Jack Dommett, Jack Scully, Will Stevens

ST VINCENT DE PAUL

Front Row: Luke Palmer, Nickolas Sofios, Matthew Rolls, Hamish McKee, Tadgh O’Neill

Second Row: Reece Jansen, Alex Wang, Bradley Roulant, Ben McGregor

Back Row: Ashtan Edser, Jack Dommett, Nathan Farrelly

YAYM

Front Row: Charles Berridge, Charles Cox, Stelio Karonis, Bailey Lander, Ryan Hegerty, Spiro Katsanevas, Jose Sibi

Second Row: Rowan Sullivan, Joshua Reid, Xavier Simondson, Caleb Rogers, Thomas Huey, Joshua McIlwain

Third Row: Matthew Beames, Oscar Ballen, Patrick Warren, Domenic Franco, Cameron Wallis

Fourth Row: Alessandro Porreca, Will Clegg, Jack Stone, Aston Gapes, William Gyte

Back Row: Fr Saldie, Patrick Grigson, Zac Child, Tom Price, Benjamin Fingland, Lachlan Bremner

YCS

Front Row: Tadgh O’Neill, Andrew Worthington, Reece Jansen, Matthew Rolls, Luke Palmer

Back Row: Joel O’Reilly, Will Stevens, Jack Scully, Jack Dommett, Oliver Bernal

AFAS IMMERSION

On the 2019 AFAS Exchange I truly believe that we received more than we gave. It was an amazing new experience that taught me a lot about the importance of family and relationships, and we certainly built many relationships in the short time we were over there. The wonderful people we met were so welcoming and kind-hearted, despite the unfortunate situations and living conditions that some of them faced each day. Their positive outlook on life was simply inspiring. Although at times what we saw was very sad, we were able to see the large impact of our small actions. Pictures and stories cannot properly capture the power of this trip, so I strongly recommend students make the most of this opportunity; one that I hold as one of my most valuable experiences with the College. The memories and friendships made will stick with me for a long time.

by Matt Short

Words cannot truly describe the 2019 AFAS Exchange. I could never have imagined the profound effect that this trip would have upon myself and the rest of the boys who had the opportunity to be involved. This has by far been one of my most memorable aspects of my Villanova journey thus far. The friendships made, the connections, the smiles, the interactions; will never be forgotten. From every place we visited, from the schools: La Consolacion Academy and College, Divino Amore, Colegio San Agustin, to the outreach centres, the sight of the green and gold AFAS cap will always bring a smile and great excitement, a testament to the legacy created by the previous exchanges for the past 27 years. In our two weeks, we have made memories that I will cherish forever, and made a contribution that no matter how small will make a difference in both their lives and our own. I am honoured and proud to be a part of this trip, and I would greatly encourage any Villanova boy to grab this opportunity with both hands and cherish every last second.

by Will Stevens

Oh my goodness, where do I start? I am not sure that anything I can write will come close to conveying the myriad of emotions that I felt in what I can only describe as one of the most rewarding experiences of my life to date (apart from having my son that is!). The 2019 AFAS Experience was something I will never forget with the added bonus of having forged special bonds with my travelling companions. Whilst the very visible poverty all around us on our journey was confronting at times, I do feel so privileged and humbled to have witnessed in person the extraordinary joy and happiness that the fundraising efforts of the Villanova community brings to the communities in the Philippines. The extraordinarily special bonds that are formed with the communities we visit is also something that I will cherish and never forget. I think the quote from St Augustine says it all, “There is no better proof of friendship than to help our friends with their burden”. Part of me was left behind in the Philippines and I look forward to hopefully picking up where we left off in 2021.

by Ms Amanda Waterson

The 2019 AFAS Immersion was by far one of the most rewarding, yet eye-opening experiences in my life thus far. Although there are so many stories to tell, I would like to leave you with one important idea that I learned. Some of the people that we met did not have the equivalent to one dollar to their name, yet still were the most happy, welcoming and generous people that I have ever met. Finally, I would like to say thank you to the Villanova community, including staff, for their generosity with their time and fundraising efforts over the past two years to make the AFAS trip such a success.

by Will Barwick

The AFAS Philippines Exchange has been the most unique and eye-opening experience that I have been lucky enough to participate in at Villanova. Coming back, the main thing I am amazed about and did not expect going in was the strength of the friendships we all made in the space of a few days with people with a different lifestyle and culture. Although Filipinos for the most part live far less privileged lives, their lives are also much simpler and always seemed to be full of joy. I enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone in an environment that I always felt was full of positivity, friendship and support, both in terms of the AFAS members around me but also the Filipino communities.

A definite highlight was our night at the children’s feeding program at the Basilica – our first interaction with younger children. The energy and pure happiness in the room was unlike anything I’ve experienced before. Equally, playing sport at most of the communities was a clear mutual interest from both sides, which made for a good-spirited, competitive and extremely fun bonding experience for us and I’m sure the Filipinos too. Personally, the hardest part was having to say goodbye to my chaperones at both La Consolacion Academy and College and Colegio San Agustin, however not all is lost as I have since connected with both through social media! Also, I found it increasingly difficult to continually accept all the incredible feasts that every community put on for us as if we were some kind of royalty, even though we all knew where the food really should be going.

The main thing I’ve taken from this exchange is to always value the simple things in life, especially relationships with family and friends. It is a privilege to be a part of the 2019 AFAS family, the experience has exceeded all expectations, and I truly hope I am able to revisit my AFAS friends in Cebu, Murcia and Bacolod sometime in the near future.

by Ben McGregor

CHICAGO EXCHANGE

The 2019 Chicago Exchange was an unforgettable experience for the 10 young men and two teachers involved. The Exchange kicked off with a bang in late March with five Villanovans flying to Chicago to meet our opposites from St Rita’s. We quickly settled into a routine (give or take some luggage mishaps) and became comfortable in our home away from home for the next two and a half weeks. Our generous American families worked tirelessly to ensure we had the best experience possible - from hot dogs at a thrilling ice hockey match to almost front-row seats at the baseball, we were constantly shown the best America had to offer. However, the sporting events weren’t the only thing that made the journey such a rewarding and memorable experience. The visits to downtown Chicago, with trips up to the observation deck of the 110-story tall Willis Tower (pronounced ‘Sears’ by the

nostalgic and proud Chicago residents) and architecture trips floating down the city’s main river, were stunning and educational. We were also given an insight into American high school life, with passionate teachers like the Chicago chaperone, KC, heading up various cultural, sporting and musical endeavors. The camaraderie between students was palpable and made every day spent at school thoroughly enjoyable for us (quite an accomplishment after just finishing a full term of school and our exams).

The Australian leg of the journey was no less rewarding. After a month apart, we were eager to reunite with our American friends and return the amazing hospitality we were shown during our time in the US. The St. Rita’s boys arrived with a full day of activities ahead of them, starting with Mission Day. A jam-packed two and a half weeks followed, with trips to Queen Street, Southbank and St Lucia giving our guests

a taste of Brisbane. Joint camping trips with the New Jersey exchange were also thoroughly enjoyable for everyone involved, giving the Chicago boys a taste of an Australian beach, surf and lifestyle. Activities organised by the Australian families were also a large part of why the exchange was so rewarding, with a come-from-behind win by the Lions over Hawthorne and a thrilling State of Origin game 1 leading the way on the sporting front. Overall, the exchange was thoroughly rewarding for everyone involved and I would highly recommend everyone who has the opportunity to participate in any of the College’s exchanges to do so. Finally, I’d like to thank everyone who made this trip possible – the two chaperones, KC Perlberg, Mr Tony Rolls, Villanova's exchange co-ordinator, Mr Sean O’Neill and all the families that made this exchange so memorable.

by Callum Moses (Year 11)

NEW JERSEY EXCHANGE

The 2019 Student Exchange saw two groups of students from Villanova travel to America to immerse themselves in a fellow Augustinian school. This was the first year that we combined with St Augustine’s Preparatory College from New Jersey, an all-boys 9-12 school with approximately 600 students in south New Jersey. The five students – Jacob Keay, Blake Davis, Hugh Drummond, Alex Ilka and Wilson Price were shown excellent

Augustinian hospitality and were given the opportunity to learn in classes, see co-curricular activities, and experience the similarities and differences of another Augustinian school. They were also able to explore many tourist attractions with the students visiting New York, Washington and Philadelphia. All of these experiences created a strong bond between the students and the billeting families that will remain long beyond this year. The same can be

said for the return leg when the five US students came to Brisbane. Our families welcomed them with the same hospitality and warmth that was afforded our boys and all had a wonderful time. It is an excellent opportunity for our students to explore the world, see how other schools operate and how wide the Augustinian brotherhood spans across the globe. We look forward to offering this opportunity again next year.

by Mr Sean O’Neill

JAPAN FOOTBALL TOUR

During the Term 1 holidays, a squad of 32 Villanova men travelled to Japan (Tokyo) for a football tour.

Over the course of an outstanding eight days, these men played five challenging games and undertook three training sessions, two with professional coaches from the top leagues. It may have taken some time for the boys to adapt to the new notion of ‘being on time’ for trainings, but this never stopped them from being 100% there and ready to go.

We kicked off the tour with a chilled training session on the first day (Saturday morning) with the Villanova coaches, Mr Tom Carnavas and Mr Terry Kambouris, as they didn’t want to strain us after a tiring nine-hour flight.

The next day, the boys from both the A and B teams played a staggering three games against some of the best Tokyo could offer.

Team A lost their first two games 6-1 and 2-0, but then won their last game 7-1 in a triumphant victory. Though team B lost all three of their games (4-1, 5-0 and 3-2), the effort shown was tremendous and the boys went to bed knowing they gave it their all.

On Tuesday, a J-league coach took the boys for a training session. This session left the boys speechless, something which stunned the Villanova staff and coaches. The quality of the training was next level. The boys took a lot out of this session and applied the skills and tips in the games that followed. The boys took on another school team and Team A even taught the Japanese a few things about heart, passion and never giving up, scoring two goals in the last five minutes to equalise the game! Team B wasn’t fazed by the other Japanese school team, recording a 5-2 victory and displaying fantastic skill.

After a massive start to the tour, the boys were in need of a break and took a day off from playing any football. However, then Thursday came around, which was arguably the biggest day yet. Commencing the day with a training session from an

ex-Japanese national player, the boys were truly honoured. He told stories from his experiences of playing in the World Cup which were truly insightful.

In the afternoon the boys played yet another game. Team A played the supposed best team in Tokyo of their age, the Villanova boys showing them up in the first half of the game, but unfortunately the Japanese team took the victory, winning the match 7-1. Then, Team B played another school team which was arguably the most entertaining game of the tour. With the score 1-1 in the last 10 minutes, both teams were giving their all and attacking as best they could. Unfortunately, the Japanese school team came through in the end winning 2-1.

The Japan Football Squad stayed at Tokinosumika Hotel in Shizuoka on the outskirts of Tokyo, with an amazing view of Mount Fuji. This location was very convenient, only 15 minutes from the fields where we played our games and two hours from Tokyo’s city centre. The boys stayed together in comfortable huts, four people to a cabin. Everyone was really pleased with the accommodation, which provided buffet meals every breakfast, lunch and dinner. The famous cherry blossoms were out in full force, only a short walk from the accommodation. We also had access to the Japanese bathhouse/spas, a very new and different experience for the boys. In addition to games and training, we also had the opportunity to engage in noodle-making, sit in Japanese school classes and watch a professional J-League football match. The squad thoroughly enjoyed all these activities and were able to learn a lot about the Japanese culture. We also visited Tokyo Disneyland and the Skytree Tower, both incredible tourist destinations and once-ina-lifetime opportunities. In just seven days, the Villanova boys saw the best of Tokyo and experience first-hand the Japanese

culture. Between playing games, training, sightseeing, shopping and the occasional spa session, the boys all had a fantastic time on this school football tour to Japan and we would highly recommend it to other boys in the future.

Throughout the trip, culture was a major aspect, aside from the football, that the boys were exposed to. Being able to experience Japanese culture; the way they act, communicate and the food they eat was without doubt, a life-changing moment for all involved. The Japanese people were the most respectful, friendly and helpful. From players, coaches and bus drivers to the everyday person, all the boys were treated with the utmost respect and friendliness no matter where we were.

Although at times communication was a major issue, with the amazing help of our two guides, Tarro and Kanta, the boys were able to have conversations with locals while also learning a new language to flex back at home. Although challenging and on most occasions speaking some very “dodgy” Japanese, the lads gave it their best efforts to get involved and at the very least, showed the locals the respect they deserved. From Kon’nichiwa to Arigatō, everyone loved the challenge of a new and amazing language. The food was definitely something that all the boys were keen to try and they certainly were not disappointed. One of the most memorable food experiences was noodlemaking at an authentic, traditional Japanese noodle house. The boys were given a handson demonstration to create these delicious noodles which everyone enjoyed after a job well done. The boys also experienced a variety of traditional Japanese food straight from the streets of Tokyo. Food that you could never experience anywhere else in the world.

by Anthony Karamihas (1st XI Captain)

NEW ZEALAND RUGBY TOUR

On April 5, members of the Ben Mowen and Andrew Slack squads, together with seven staff, travelled across the Tasman embarking on a memorable trip to New Zealand for the 2019 Rugby Tour.

Touching down in Christchurch, a group of 49 Villanova boys boarded a bus to begin a journey through Christchurch, Dunedin and Queenstown. We came up against big competition, and the physicality in every game was like nothing most of the boys had seen back home. The fixtures included St Bede’s College, Shirley Boys High School, Kings High School and Wakatipu High School.

To compete against international opposition is an opportunity that for most, will only happen once-in-a-lifetime. We were also given the opportunity to train at the Crusader’s High Performance Centre, where Crusader coaches shared their secrets on how there are such a successful team. When we weren’t taking on the Kiwis, we were amazed by their beautiful country and what it has to offer. Everyone’s adventurous side came out for the extreme high ropes course, a game of skirmish and an unforgettable ride on the shot over jet. We also enjoyed experiencing the wildlife at

the Otago Peninsula including viewing an albatross colony, penguins and seals via a six-wheeled off-road buggy. Our bodies were pushed each day, but buffet after buffet never left the boys hungry. Most of all, we had fun forming new friendships and strengthening bonds within our team which placed us in a great position and mindset to enter the AIC regular season. On behalf of every player on the Rugby Tour, I would like to take this opportunity to thank our parents, staff and coaches who made this such a successful tour.

by James Livingstone (1st XV Captain)

EXTRA-CURRICULAR PROGRAMS

THEATRESPORTS

“The rules of improvisation apply beautifully to life. Never say no - you have to be interested to be interesting, and your job is to support your partners.” -

Scott Adsit

This year we grew! In our second year we have almost doubled our number of teams. With two Junior teams and three Senior teams, Villanova was a force to be reckoned with. The season lasted from the end of Term 1 until Term 4 and was a big commitment for some teams, however the results have shown it was worthwhile. The top achieving Senior team made it through to the semi-finals and one of our Junior teams made the grand final where they proved their place, working like a well-oiled machine. Theatresports takes courage and trust. It has been my pleasure to watch each team grow and learn - it’s pretty easy when they are this funny!

by Ms Sophie Kenny

Left to Right: Matthew Beames, Oliver Broten, Flynn Curtis, Declan Curtis

THEATRESPORTS JUNIOR GROUP 2

THEATRESPORTS JUNIOR GROUP 1

Left to Right: Tim Papagiannis, Reece Jansen, Callum Lane, Eoin Hartley

Absent: Liam Linnett

THEATRESPORTS SENIOR GROUP 3

Left to Right: Joshua Smith, Jacob Keay, Oliver Rae, Caylum Roy

THEATRESPORTS SENIOR GROUP 2

Left to Right: Tadgh O’Neill, Digby Timms, Lachlan Galbraith, Thomas Wilson

THEATRESPORTS SENIOR GROUP 1

Left to Right: Bryce Laidlaw, Tiernan O’Neill, Will Godwin, Joel Stephens

VILLANOVA STEM CLUB

The Villanova STEM Club kicked off once again in Term 1, 2019. The group’s first project was the University of Sydney’s Sleek Geeks Competition. Students picked a scientific concept they have always wondered about and created short videos to explain the phenomenon. Our second project included building and programming Lego EV3 robots to compete in a dance competition. Finally, our STEM students looked at implementing interventions to limit the negative impact crows have on students and facilities around the school. As part of the STEM Club, we have had students present their robots at the National Education Summit earlier in the year. We also had a visit from Professor Darryl Jones from the School of Environment and Science at Griffith University come and speak to the students about crow behaviour and research that his team recently carried out. We look forward to another exciting year of new projects in 2020.

by Mrs Kate Alexander and Mrs Shannon Lynam

MIDDLE SCHOOL STEM CLUB

YOUNG ICT EXPLORERS

This year, Sam Behm and Jakob Ternel were invited to present a project at the South East Queensland finals for the Young ICT Explorers Competition at the University of Queensland. After their excellent presentation, they were awarded third place in the Year 11 to 12 division with the judges commending them on the quality of the design and interface developed, and on having a system ready for commercial use.

Their project ‘MealDeal’ was inspired by the rapid increase in the use of Uber Eats and similar food delivery platforms, and statistics showing a decrease in people ‘eating out’. This is a multi-platform project (website and mobile apps) that encourages people to eat at local cafes and restaurants without charging businesses the significant fees payable for sales through the take-away apps. Restaurants are able to sign up for free and post information about themselves and the deals they have to offer. The mobile app component is mainly for the customer, using their location to find restaurants and deals in their area, and provides more in-depth search functionalities. For previous users, it will recommend deals based on their previous history.

by Mrs Kathy Duncan

YOUNG ICT EXPLORERS

Left to Right: Jakob Ternel, Sam Behm

Front Row: Henry Manning, Sebastian Wilson, Caleb Rogers, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Seamus Martin

Back Row: Thomas Winn, James Naylor, Tiarnan McNulty

Members of STEM Club with Professor Darryl Jones

EXCEPTIONAL LEARNERS

This year has been one of building a foundation for our Exceptional Learners here at Villanova. Students have been involved in a variety of academic programs including STEM, Chess, Debating, Theatre Sports, Tournament of Minds, ICAS Challenges, and the Mathematics Problem Solving Days at Churchie and All Hallows’. Worthy of note was our Junior A team (Thomas Winn, Jackson Moloney, Bede Earthrowl, Harry Bryant, Sebastian Wilson) who took out First Place in the Junior Division at Churchie on August 5.

As well as great numbers of students participating in these extra-curricular programs, students in Years 6 and 7 attended Extension Maths Problem Solving classes. 2020 is planning to be bigger and better for our high end thinkers, our gifted and talented students and our students just looking for that “something extra”.

by Mrs Kath Underhill

ALL HALLOWS' MATHS CHALLENGE

Front Row: Jackson Mantis, Max Knight, William Makridakis, Bede Earthrowl, Jonah Nicolaou, Patrick Smyth

Second Row: Harrison Bryant, Lachlan Whaites, Gabriel Gagen, Connor Nicholls, Isaac Lerato, Bailey Horvath

Back Row: Sebastian Wilson, Daniel Egert, Nikolas Katakis

CHURCHIE MATHS CHALLENGE

Front Row: Bede Earthrowl, Harrison Bryant, George Trigenis, Mitchell Rieck, Harry Corrigan, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Daniel Egert, Alexander Hulme

Second Row: Sebastian Wilson, Luke Palmer, Henry Barras, Callan McInerney, Thomas Winn, Sebastian Allan, Toby Clark

Back Row: Liam McConville, Connor Whitby, Lachlan Reardon, Lachie McGregor

TOURNAMENT OF MINDSSECONDARY LANGUAGE LITERATURE

TOURNAMENT OF MINDSSECONDARY STEM

Front

Back

Arnav Kapoor, Sebastian Shimizu, Eamonn Donovan, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Declan Curtis

Back Row: Caleb Rogers, Oliver Broten

TOURNAMENT OF MINDSPRIMARY ARTS

TOURNAMENT OF MINDSPRIMARY LANGUAGE LITERATURE

Absent: Cadel Absolon

TOURNAMENT OF MINDSPRIMARY SOCIAL SCIENCE

TOURNAMENT OF MINDSPRIMARY STEM

Left to Right: Riley Gaffney, Liam Curtis, William Dolphin, Isaac Lerato, Talen Tran, Zac Henry

Left to Right: Nicholas Byrne, Sebastian Sank, Benjamin Bingham, William Fritz

Left to Right: Dean Arvoll, Charley Hegarty, Turlough O’Neill, Rocco Gutierrez, Sam Clark

Left to Right: Nicholas Cherry, Cooper Lander, Dante Monteverde, Christian Snell, Nathaniel Yates

Absent: Willem Kooij

Row:

Front Row: Oscar Comino, Edward Alford, Cameron Wallis, Alex Jenkins, Luca Gutierrez

Row: Jonathan Alford, Lachie McGregor

ICAS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY

Front Row: Samuel Mar Fan, Eamon Cowley, Patrick Smyth, Samuel Norris, Adam Kielenniva

Second Row: Riley Gaffney, Cooper Lander, Elan Collier, William Rogers, Christian Snell, William Dolphin, Max Knight, Lachlan Wood, Sebastian O’Brien

Third Row: Maxwell Kilshaw, Edward Ryan, Isaac Lerato, Kiran JackPerez, Bailey Lander, Gabriel Gagen, Bailey Horvath, Marcus Burnheim

Back Row: Sebastian Wilson, Corey Berther, Christian Porreca, Thomas Hoctor, Alessandro Porreca, Christopher Caulfield, Charlie Hodgson-Day

ICAS ENGLISH

Front Row: Eamon Cowley, Alexander Capaldi, Charlie Clive, Lachlan Wood, Elan Collier, Riley Gaffney, Daniel Wilson

Second Row: Maxwell Kilshaw, William Makridakis, Jack Neate, Edward Ryan, Jaylen Huber, William Dolphin, Mitchell Millard

Third Row: Gabriel Gagen, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Christopher Caulfield, Joshua Wennerbom, Sebastian Wilson, Kiran JackPerez

Back Row: Christian Porreca, Thomas Hoctor, Jude Devitt, Zane Genrich, Utkarsh Tanwar

ICAS MATHS

Front Row: Adam Kielenniva, Samuel Mar Fan, Daniel Wilson, Frank Di Stasi, Declan Allis, Alexander Capaldi, Riley Gaffney, Cooper Lander, Charlie Clive, Liam Viney Gonzalez, Will Colquhoun, Patrick Smyth, Samuel Norris, Eamon Cowley

Second Row: Anakh Chopra, Maxwell Kilshaw, Lucas Vrijsen Fierros, Mitchell Millard, William Makridakis, Koshal Mandhan, Marcus Burnheim, Isaac Bowen, Bede Earthrowl, Max Knight, Sebastian O’Brien, William Dolphin, Elan Collier

Third Row: Lachlan Wood, Christian Snell, Grant Crawford, Jesse Livotto, Edward Ryan, Connor Nicholls, Bailey Lander, Luke Judge, Gabriel Gagen, Isaac Lerato, Bailey Horvath, Alexander Hulme, Jonah Nicolaou

Fourth Row: Heath McPherson, Nikolas Katakis, Vincent Avolio, Toby Clark, Matthew Politch, Luke Palmer, Harry Corrigan, Kiran JackPerez, Ashton Taylor, Lachlan Boustead, Nicholas Greaves

Fifth Row: Charlie Hodgson-Day, Joshua Wennerbom, Christopher Caulfield, Finn Prendergast, Corey Berther, Thomas Winn, Thomas Wilde, Brenton Peters, Harrison Sellwood, Sebastian Wilson

Back Row: Christian Porreca, Thomas Hoctor, Mitchell Droop, Patrick Grigson, Connor Whitby, Lachie McGregor, Benjamin Fingland, Zane Genrich, Alessandro Porreca

ICAS SCIENCE

Front Row: Samuel Mar Fan, Eamon Cowley, Daniel Wilson, Frank Di Stasi, Riley Gaffney, Elan Collier, Lucas Vrijsen Fierros, Maxwell Kilshaw, William Dolphin, Cooper Lander, Alexander Capaldi, Declan Allis, Samuel Norris, Anakh Chopra

Second Row: Sebastian O’Brien, William Makridakis, Grant Crawford, Isaac Lerato, Harrison Bryant, Bailey Lander, Connor Nicholls, Gabriel Gagen, Edward Ryan, Jonah Nicolaou, Koshal Mandhan, Mitchell Millard

Back Row: Nicholas Greaves, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Sebastian Wilson, Brenton Peters, Alessandro Porreca, Patrick Grigson, Thomas Hoctor, Christian Porreca, Thomas Winn, Christopher Caulfield, Harrison Sellwood, Oliver Hosking

ICAS SPELLING

Front Row: Daniel Wilson, Alexander Capaldi, Elan Collier, Sebastian O’Brien, Riley Gaffney, Frank Di Stasi

Second Row: William Makridakis, Grant Crawford, Connor Nicholls, Edward Ryan, Marcus Burnheim, William Dolphin

Back Row: Christopher Caulfield, Christian Porreca, Sebastian Wilson

ICAS WRITING

Front Row: Joshua Carroll, William Dolphin, Christian Snell, Riley Gaffney, Eamon Cowley

Back Row: William Makridakis, Koshal Mandhan, Thomas Hoctor, Sebastian Wilson, Edward Ryan

DEBATING

MRS MELISSA WILSON / DEBATING CO-ORDINATOR

Across the College, debaters experienced another enjoyable and successful season. Fifteen teams from Year 5 to 12 participated in the Queensland Debating Union Competition. This participation would not be possible if it wasn’t for our dedicated and hardworking debating coaches. We appreciate the time and support they put into brainstorming, planning, writing and rehearsing speeches with their teams over the two-three terms.

This year students learnt to work as part of a team to achieve shared goals, organise ideas and construct effective arguments. It developed each of their self-confidence and created an awareness of current social issues. Many of the teams enjoyed working together as a year group to generate ideas, and this provided students with opportunities to practice and debate concepts prior to competition rounds. Students valued the social opportunities this interaction created, and they made valuable friendships from not only their own team, but opponents from other schools.

Our Senior A team were fine representatives of the College and finished the season with a thrilling win against St Augustine during their tour with us in Brisbane. We would like to congratulate these students for the spirit they have displayed over the years at

the College and also their coach Mr Holroyd for his enthusiasm and commitment. We are very much looking forward to having some of these students return as mentors and coaches to our Junior and Senior teams in 2020. A special mention to Debating Captain Max Eberhart. Max’s knowledge, dedicational and mentorship across the College this year has been exemplary.

Mr Matthew Wilson’s Year 8.2 team demonstrated a high level of commitment and dedication throughout the year. Each student brought their own distinctive style as they successfully honed their skills of research, rebuttal and presentation. The boys won three of their four preliminary debates and enjoyed their first experience participating in the final’s rounds.

Our Junior School teams were once again buzzing with debating excitement. Most teams celebrated a lot of success as they continued to cultivate their skills in persuasive writing and speech development. We congratulate our Year 5 and 6 ‘Speakers of the Night’ Lawson Phillips, Jai Bloxsom, Elijah Manolis, Charlie Clive, Thomas Hellyer, Patrick Long, Dylan Fryga and William Rasmussen.

Our Senior A team for 2020 has already started their preparations for the 2020

season with coach Peter Sams. Peter graduated Villanova College in 2007 and since then has experienced much success debating and adjudicating in numerous national and international tournaments. Peter has also had four years experience as a Senior A coach and conducts numerous workshops on behalf of QDU. We look forward to Peter sharing his expertise and skills with our Senior A boys and wish them all the best for next year.

It is evident 2019 has been a year of growth, development and success for our debating students. We look forward to 2020 and the new challenges our debaters will experience.

YEAR 12 DEBATING

Left to Right: Mrs Melissa Wilson (Coach), Jakob Ternel, Sean Kearns, Sam Stenson, Nicholas Sterritt, Angus Boyer

Left to Right: Harry Lenton, Max Eberhardt, Oliver Bernal, Nickolas Sofios

'Speech is power: speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel.”'

– Ralph Waldo Emerson

YEAR 10 DEBATING

YEAR 9 DEBATING

Left to

Ms Amanda Waterson (Coach), Jose Sibi, Alessandro Porreca, Thomas Hoctor, Peter Samios, Conrad Hinds

YEAR 8 DEBATING

Front Row: Ben Johnson, Ryan Hegerty, George Trigenis, Mitchell Rieck, Heath McPherson

Back Row: Mr Callum Hackett (Coach), Thomas Winn, Connor Moloney, Ethan Delaney, Jackson Moloney, Thomas Rieck

Absent: Alexander Hulme

YEAR 6 DEBATING

Front Row: Patrick Holmes, Tobie Gore, Patrick Long, William Quincey, Hugo Rossi

Second Row: Mrs Joanne Bayley (Coach), Mrs Melissa Liddy (Coach), Christopher Anderson, William Rasmussen, Dylan Fryga, Turlough O’Neill, Jackson Mantis, Max Eberhardt (Coach)

Back Row: Luke Phillips, Wade Wildin Powell, Anthony Duskovic, Liam Martin, Thomas Hellyer, Henry Wright Absent: Isaac Lerato

YEAR 7 DEBATING

Front Row: Jack Visic, Luca Jordan-Vieira, Oliver Heijo-Coogans, Alexander Diakos, Spiro Katsanevas

Back Row: Ms Amanda Waterson (Coach), Caleb Ukubamichael, Jack Power, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Joshua Hurren, Daniel Egert, Mrs Christina Drakogiannakis (Coach)

YEAR 5 DEBATING

Front Row: Maxwell Kwok, Elias Manolis, Alexander Solomon, Joshua Carroll, Oliver Truloff

Second Row: Mrs Melissa Wilson (Coach), Charlie Clive, Matthew Long, Lachlan Wood, Elan Collier, Mr Ben Valentine (Coach), Miss Kelson Lee (Coach)

Back Row: Jai Bloxsom, Lachlan Mackenzie, Hadley Holt, Sean Warren, Lawson Phillips

Right:

Left to Right: Luke Palmer, Thanasi Keskinidis, Aubrey Forster, Henry Barras, Declan Leahy

MR CRAIG STARIHA / DIRECTOR

OF SPORT

be competitive. Our College is committed to giving each student the opportunity to participate and to ensure that all teams are well prepared and well organised as they take to the sporting arena.

AIC Basketball Champion School – 2019 (Villanova has won this title for a record five consecutive years 2015-19)

1st V Basketball Premiership

1st XI Cricket Premiership

In such a strong sports competition, Villanova’s efforts in 2019 have been superb. I often receive positive remarks from people associated with other Colleges regarding the conduct of our students on and off the sporting field. Villanova is certainly held in high regard within the AIC Sports Association for producing a high level of competition across all age groups and sports most of the time. But more importantly, I am impressed by the way in which our students conduct themselves, both in victory and defeat.

Our overall results from the 12 AIC sports on offer during 2019 indicate that Villanova College is among the top performing AIC Colleges in the AIC Competition.

2019 saw the introduction of two new AIC sports – AFL and Rugby League. These sports will be trialled this year and next before the AIC Association reviews the success of these sports and the possibility of implementing them fully as part of the AIC calendar from 2021. AFL was hugely successful at Villanova this year with the introduction of more teams from Years 7 to 12. Villanova came second in the aggregate, only one point behind the eventual winners.

Villanova has continued to develop and strengthen our already significant relationship with Easts Rugby League Club, situated across the road from our College campus. We have collaborated with Easts quite heavily in the build-up to the rugby league season ensuring that we take full advantage of the location and resources that Easts were able to provide, particularly with regards to player and coaching development. Given most of our boys played league for the first time this year, we will certainly be ‘all the better’ from the 2019 season as we look to further develop our program in 2020.

The hard work and dedication needed to succeed in sport is often unseen and is generated by the efforts of many people spanning the entire season. Within Villanova’s sports program our boys are aware that they must be prepared to put in the hard work, effort and determination in order to

Like all boys, our students are naturally competitive which we believe is a positive trait. We instill in our students that participation and enjoyment should remain the focus and, above all else, displaying the correct sportsmanship is an absolute must. We often speak at College assemblies about ‘pride in the jersey’ and the importance of contributing one’s gifts to the College. Almost all of our boys are keen and eager to play sport for their College. When our boys don the Green and Gold, we want them to feel proud and passionate as they represent their school and we want them to enjoy playing alongside their mates - it’s the ‘Villanova Way’. With the assistance of our coaches and managers in 2019, I believe the boys did accomplish this throughout the year. There is no doubt that our College relies heavily on the involvement of both staff and parents to take up the many coaching, managerial and officiating roles within each of the sports. At the conclusion and the beginning of each year we distribute letters of assistance asking for members within our community to fulfil these roles. In 2019, the response from our community was fantastic. As our lifestyles become increasingly busy with work and family commitments, it is not always easy to fit in the extra time required to coach and manage teams.

It is great to see that many parents and Old Boys have again offered to coach, manage and officiate this year. These fine people have made a substantial contribution to the sports program and I again thank them for their efforts. It is certainly pleasing to be involved in a school which has such a tremendous sense of spirit that when calls for assistance go out, many people are willing to put their hands up to offer help. It is for this reason that I sincerely thank all those who assisted in the 2019 AIC sports program. Our coaches freely gave up their time in order for our boys to enjoy all the benefits that school sport provides. The reliability, commitment and skills that our coaches, officials and managers have contributed throughout the year is appreciated and has certainly contributed to Villanova’s success.

For more specific results of the 2019 sports season, please read the individual reports written by the AIC Sports Co-ordinators. However, it would be remiss of me not to mention our greatest achievements this year which include the following titles:

AIC Cricket Champion School – 2019

1st IV Chess Premiership

I wish also to acknowledge the efforts of the Villanova Sports Club. This group is a parent driven body who meet regularly in order to provide support and assistance to the Villanova sports program. The support ranges from manning canteens during weekend fixtures, the organisation of fundraising events, providing funding for sports related projects and much more. A significant amount of funding this year was directed towards the possibility of a new track and field facility planned for Villanova Park in 2020. The work achieved by the Sports Club only adds to the positive culture within the College as well as being an avenue for parents to become involved and to socialise with other parents.

I would like to thank and acknowledge the great work accomplished by my colleagues in the Sports Office including Mr Blake McLauchlan (AIC Co-ordinator) and Mr Chris Everding (AIC Co-ordinator) as well as the individual Sports Co-ordinators including Ms Barbara Dewis (Volleyball), Mr Adam Fry (AFL), Mr Anthony Kemp (Football), Mrs Juanita Jacobs (Swimming and Water Polo), Mrs Sally England and Mrs Mylan Warren (Chess), Mr Brian Pascoe (Cross Country) and Mr Sean O’Neill (Basketball). There is much work done behind the scenes in any sports program. These people go about their business daily without fuss, but their contribution should never be underestimated. Thanks team.

I would like to single out the efforts of Mrs Erika Schofield (School Officer – Sports Office). After 15 years of service to the College, Erika has decided to retire at the conclusion of this year. Erika has given so much of herself in her role over this period within the Sports Office. Her loyalty, friendship and work ethic, among many other positive traits, will be missed. On behalf of the entire College, I thank Erika for the significant positive impact she has had whilst in her role at Villanova. We wish her and her husband Paul the very best in their retirement.

Finally, to the students who participated in school sport throughout the year, I was impressed by the way in which you conducted yourselves as representatives of our College, and I offer you all my congratulations. Your success and sportsmanship have made this year a thoroughly enjoyable one.

AIC AFL REPORT

MR ADAM FRY / AIC AFL CO-ORDINATOR

What a fantastic year for Villanova AFL! We had over 140 players don the Green and Gold for what was a terrific season of football. It was fantastic to see, from the very first trials back in 2018, the eagerness and determination to do well and compete amongst some of the big AIC schools. With the introduction of our Senior teams from Year 7 to Open it was outstanding to see the potential of the AFL program here at Villanova. It was evident from the very first weekend the fight in these boys across all grades and that never let up until our very last game.

The hard work that these boys demonstrated provided Villanova with a second placing in the Overall Aggregate. This is a fantastic achievement for boys who have never played the game before and show that when we have another preseason under our belt we can achieve something special.

A very special mention must go to the Year 5A team on a terrific premiership season. It was incredible to watch your skill, teamwork

and of course sportsmanship across the whole competition.

Being the first year Villanova has had a First XVIII, it must be said how well these boys developed as a team from week one to seven. To finish the season with three wins, two losses and a draw is a huge achievement considering half our squad had never played Australian Rules before. Isaac Lynch and his entire leadership group should be commended on a terrific effort to compete and never give up regardless of the score. To only get beaten in the last 15 minutes of each game to schools who have been playing AFL for many years is a huge upside for Villanova. With a strong contingent of Year 11s, our first program in 2020 is looking very promising.

I would like to say a big thank you firstly to all the parents for your continual support to ensure that we had such a successful season. I would like to say thank you to Mr Craig Stariha, Mrs Erika Schofield, Mr Blake McLauchlan and Mr Chris Everding in the Sports Office for all your work behind the

scenes to ensure a fantastic season. And finally, I would like to say a massive thank you to all coaches for your hard work and dedication to these players throughout the season. Without our coaches our season would not have been even close to what it was, and the boys thoroughly enjoyed you showing them your skill and commitment to the cause.

It has been an unforgettable season of Villanova AFL and that would not have been possible without all our players putting in 100 percent week in, week out. I look forward to trials and training getting underway at the end of 2019 and cannot wait for round one in 2020.

AIC BASKETBALL REPORT

MR SEAN O’NEILL / AIC BASKETBALL CO-ORDINATOR

The 2019 Villanova basketball season was again a huge success. The profile of the basketball program both within the school and within Queensland basketball circles continues to grow and our improvement each year is amazing. We had 30 teams participate across Years 5 to 12 and the number of boys trialling for each year level was again very high. Coaches continue to comment each year on the standard of the players continually improving.

We were able to again secure the aggregate trophy for 2019, meaning we were the Champion School for basketball for a fifth consecutive year. This is a truly amazing feat that all players and coaches should be very proud. From those 30 teams that competed, we were able to secure 14 premierships. A further three teams placed second and two placed third. Of particular note was the Year 8 teams that secured premierships in the As, Bs and Cs and to the Open teams that had three firsts and a second.

The 1st V for 2019 was another outstanding success story taking out the premiership for the first time since 2013 and the first time Villanova has won it undefeated.

It is a particularly hard feat to secure an undefeated premiership in 1st V as the level of competition across the schools is very high so the players and coaches deserve every accolade. It was a team performance whereby each week, different players stood up to take responsibility for securing victory and all 13 players worked very hard over the preseason and during the season to ensure success. Special mention must go to the new head coach, Jordan Mullan who came on board this year and made an immediate impact with the players and brand of basketball played.

Part of the reason behind the success over the last five years has been the Wildcat, Sabres and Cubs High Performance Program that we run. This has allowed us to work with the best players in every grade to push them to perform at their best and take those skills back to their teams. Our 1st V and 11A teams competed at the preseason Gold Coast Invitational where the 1sts came fifth and the 11As used it as valuable experience to help them prepare for the season where they came out as premiers.

Post AIC season, our 1st V went on to compete at the Champion Basketball

Schools of Queensland in Division 2. After winning five of our seven matches we placed third and took home a bronze medal which again was an excellent effort. This means that next year we have the opportunity to compete in Championship Division which places us in the top 16 schools in the state.

We also entered the Under 15 Sweet 16 Basketball Championships this year. After winning last year, a group of Year 9 and 10 players competed in Term 4 for the chance to go back-to-back. We unfortunately fell one game short and lost the semi-final in a very tight game. We won the bronze medal, a great effort amongst some strong opposition schools.

A final thank you must go to all coaches who helped with teams this year. We have a fantastic mix of external coaches, staff and Old Boys who work so hard to increase the basketball knowledge and skill of all players. The success of the program lies in part with the effort from all of them.

We now move our attention to 2020 and to how we can continue to push this program forward.

AIC CHESS REPORT

MRS MYLAN WARREN / AIC CHESS CO-ORDINATOR

The season came to a close with an exciting final night against St Laurence’s College. By the end of the night the Villanova teams had won premierships for the Opens, Senior B and Intermediate B, and came second place overall in the aggregate. The season has been an outstanding success because of the high-quality play from each team.

The Opens were represented by Alex Ilka, William Ilka, Sam Stenson and Max Eberhardt. Senior B team players were Aiden Lee, Tom Stenson, Mason Luu, Ethan Bell and Alex McDougall. Senior A, consisting of Jack Perrier, Isaac Langford, Alex Wang and Mitchell Droop placed sixth. Congratulations must be given to both Alex and Will Ilka for only losing one game throughout the whole season.

The Intermediate teams also had a fantastic season with the Intermediate B team winning the premiership with the loss of only one round. The team consisted of Alex Hulme, Tom Winn, Patrick Bryant, Connor Whitby and Harry Bryant. The Intermediate A team placed fifth in the season. The team comprised Tom Hoctor, Harry Blaser, Daniel Waugh, Christian Dang and Oliver Wills.

The Junior teams also managed to place sixth and fifth. The Junior teams consisted of Jack Neate, Adam Kielenniva, Eli Dunstan, Jessie Livotto, Riley Gaffney, Reuben Wagels,

Joshua Carroll and Ryan Thomas. This year C teams continued to be part of our competition to promote more participation. While Villanova had full teams, it was not a universal participation, as only a few schools fielded C teams. We congratulate all the boys in the C teams who participated in our coaching, practices, championships and games where possible. These teams will continue to be part of the College Chess team always striving to gain a position in AIC.

The Intermediate team was Nicholas Humphries, Oscar Comino, Fionn Rossi, Blake Waugh, Sebastian Wilson and Lachlan Sturgess.

Finally, we have our band of enthusiastic Junior C team members, and some had a chance to play as our reserves in this season’s games: Jordan Barry, Ben Lestani, William Dolphin, Turlough O’Neill and Yanni Katsanevas. It was also great to see the continuation of family groups, with two boys from the Ilka, Stenson, Wills and Bryant families participating.

Coinciding with the AIC Competition was the College Championships for 2019. Congratulations to Alex Ilka as Senior Champion, Will Ilka as Middle School Champion and Jack Neate as Junior Champion.

It has been a wonderful season with many people to thank: Mr Stariha and Mrs Schofield who were always in the background helping in any way they could; the parents who brought the boys to and from practice and competition every week; and Mrs Blair who provided teams with food and drink when we played at home (especially for the infamous chocolate chip cookies). We also thank Old Boy, Tom Balshaw, who helped Intermediate and Senior players each week and Mr O’Neill for helping set up the Junior teams and driving to the venue ahead of time. Thank you to both Reece Jansen and Harrison Wills who played for us with short notice when our team members couldn’t play. A big thank you to all the library staff who assisted us with the set up of our home games. Finally, a very special thank you to Mrs England for all her hard work at the beginning of the season organising the players and teams. Most importantly, the results realised would not have been achieved without you, the players, coming and playing for two terms to reach your potential. It has been a great achievement to be placed so consistently high in our ranking. Congratulations to the whole team for your persistence and dedication throughout the semester. We look forward to doing it all again next year.

AIC CRICKET REPORT

MR CHRIS EVERDING / AIC SPORTS CO-ORDINATOR

AIC Champion Cricket School 2019 and 1st XI Undefeated Premiers

2019 will be remembered as one of the finest in Villanova’s cricket history, with 14 premierships, the prestigious 1st XI premiership and the AIC Cricket Aggregate Shield. Congratulations to everyone involved in Villanova cricket this year. For just the third time since 1999, Marist College

Ashgrove has given up the crown as cricket champions to Villanova. Villanova won the aggregate in 2012 and 2016 and have added the 2019 Championship to the trophy cabinet. There is a lot of work that goes into selecting, coaching and managing the 36 teams that represented the College this year and a huge thank you goes out to everyone involved, from the coloured teams through to the aggregate sides, for what has been an

extremely successful season.

Entering 15 teams into the Eastern Districts Junior Cricket Association and BEARS competitions in Term 4 2018, was an excellent lead into the AIC Competition. Villanova won the Division 4 and Division 8 competitions in BEARS and with other teams performing well overall, Villanova was crowned Champion Club for the 2018

pre-Christmas competition. Thanks must go to Ross Whitby, Jeff Ilka and Phil Horton for their tireless efforts to co-ordinate the Villanova teams, as Term 4 is traditionally driven by the parents. These men certainly guided all of the teams throughout the competition.

The success of the AIC season was a wonderful achievement and made possible by the boys who participated in cricket. An Aggregate win can only come about by B players pushing A players and C and D players pushing B players to perform right across the College.

Final aggregate points were:

Villanova: 83 Ashgrove: 77.5

Padua: 60.5 St. Laurence’s: 60.5

Iona: 56.5 St. Patrick’s: 29.5

St. Peters: 25.5 St. Edmund’s: 8

Villanova won eight aggregate premierships of the 12 on offer, with the 1st XI, 3rd XI, 4th XI, 9A, 9B, 8A and 8B teams winning outright premierships and the 7B team sharing the premiership with Ashgrove. The 10C, 9C, 9 Gold, 8C, 7C and 5 Green teams all won nonaggregate premierships.

Premiership teams:

1st XI coached by Nathan Dufty

3rd XI coached by Rob Cole and Joshua Cole

4th XI coached by Jamie Mullins

10C coached by Aidan Dooley and Jack Blanchfield

9A coached by Julian Chinn

9B coached by Ross Whitby

9C coached by Dominic Coote and Matt Watson

9 Gold coached by Benji Lynch

8A coached by Warren Dillon and Stuart Hooper

8B coached by Sean Parker and Josh Fraser

8C coached by Gus Clegg and James King

7B coached by Damien Colbert

7C coached by David Hollett

5 Green coached by Hunter Gapes and Alex Tornatore

1st XI Premiers

Over the last 20 years Villanova has won the 1st XI premiership four times: ‘01, ‘02, ‘12 and ‘13. This year’s 1st XI not only won, but did it in style, beating St Laurence’s College in a nail-biter by three runs in the last game to go undefeated in a very tough competition. It is the first time that a Villanova side has won all seven matches and stood tall, winning the premiership on their own. It was a season where every player at some stage, in each match across the season, stood up and played a match winning role and they will be remembered as a ‘champion team’.

We congratulate Nathan Dufty, the 1st XI coach, who has spent many years chasing his 'Holy Grail' and was rewarded with his second 1st XI premiership and hopefully, not last. They began the season with a dominating 200 run win against St Edmund’s College and clawed their way back from 5-28 against Padua to post a competitive score of 191. The bowlers then ‘did their thing’ and knocked over Padua for 109. The following two rounds against Iona College and St Peters Lutheran College were strong victories and the boys were primed for Round 5 against Ashgrove. Many sides in the past have had golden opportunities slip through their hands during this round but the 1st XI kept the pressure on the opposition and they all played well to earn a fantastic away victory. A wash out against St Patrick’s College took Villanova to the last round against St Laurence’s, a side that had underperformed all season. St Laurence’s College gave our boys a mighty scare in what was one of the most nail-biting and dramatic finishes ever seen at Villanova Park. St Laurence’s almost pulled off a great victory needing eight runs with four wickets

in hand but a late batting collapse resulted in pandemonium as Villanova took the last four wickets for five runs to win the match by three runs.

Thanks to the following people who coached a team this year, your efforts have enabled the boys to work hard and achieve outstanding results all season:

Staff: Rohan Dooley

Parents: Rob Cole, Jamie Mullins (Past Parent), Rob Jansen, Michael Schouten, David Short, Mick Druery, Neville Jeffs, Ross Whitby, John Godwin, Damien Colbert, David Hollett, Simon Dickie, James Anderson and David McMahon

I would like to make special mention to the following group of Old Boys who have returned to the College to help with the program. Some of these gentlemen are only in their first year out but they have made the effort to get involved and the impact they have had on the boys, particularly the Junior School boys has been invaluable as the students thoroughly enjoyed having these men as coaches: Josh Cole, George Myers, Jack Blanchfield, Aidan Dooley, Julian Chinn, Dominic Coote, Matt Watson, Benji Lynch, Stuart Hooper, Sean Parker, Josh Fraser, Gus Clegg, James King, Patrick Coote, Oscar Horton, Jack Honan, Nick Halstead, Mackenzie Osborne, Mitchell Cameron, Oliver Kearney, Lachlan Kearney, Cooper Brien, Will Vokes, James Muldoon, Nathan Madden, Sam Brown, Tim Hazlewood, Nathan Whitby, Miles Parker, Jack Challinor, Joseph Roberts, Trent Foster, Hunter Gapes and Alex Tornatore.

AIC CROSS COUNTRY REPORT

MR BRIAN PASCOE / AIC CROSS COUNTRY CO-ORDINATOR

In Cross Country we believe we live Villanova’s Gateway Values that guide the Augustinian ethos of the College:

• Restless search for Truth

• A sense of Interiority (behaviour you accept is behaviour that defines you)

• A sense of Community

Cross Country training allows quiet consideration with your own thoughts. The training methods such as fartlek and threshold sessions are not pleasant if completed properly. However, learning to

accept the distress and relish the discomfort that promotes growth and improvement is invaluable for developing ‘Augustinian’ men of character. It helps shape a young man into the best version of himself.

This has been a strong ongoing tradition at

Villanova and was first introduced to me by Fr Laurie Mooney, College Rector in 1984, when as a new Year 8 student I joined his Friday afternoon running group. This was also the vocation lived by Tony MacPherson, Villanova’s Cross Country coach for two decades 1984-2004. This is also the mantra adopted by current coach David Barton (’09) who challenges the Running Wildcats squad to live the famous words attributed to St Augustine,

‘Perseverance, God’s greatest gift, never give up!’

The good news is the Augustinian values are still evident within the Cross Country squad and being lived by the Running Wildcats.

Jayden Bryant, an integral and muchloved member of the Open squad, was invited to read the Kokoda Prayer to the Running Wildcat’s squad prior to the AIC Championships. The Kokoda Prayer captures and links the essence of Cross Country running and Villanova’s Augustinian Values:

We are surrounded by those who went before and those yet to come - so great a cloud of witnesses.

Let us therefore lay aside every weight and care which clings so closely, and let us run with perseverance the race that is before us. We run to honour the students and community members of yesteryear, we run to help the youth who need us today. We run the race that God has set and with his help we, and all our mates, will be as they were: ‘Equal to the task.’

The prayer is written by Mr Adrian Hellwig and inspired by the letter to the Hebrews (12:1) and the Motto of the Australian Army Service Corps.

The improvement demonstrated by so many runners throughout the season has been a privilege to witness.

Villanova gained a credible fifth place at the AIC Championships and won the premiership for the Under 14 age group. These great results were a fair reflection of the performance of the Running Wildcats on Championship day. Notable performers on AIC Championship day include:

Year 5: Zachariah Moir – 2nd, Charles Farmer – 13th, William White – 19th, Ronan McMahon - 20th and Jack Fidge – 21st.

Year 6: Patrick Holmes – 9th, Michael Hegarty – 14th and Mitch Milward – 15th.

Under 12: Henry Oberhardt – 17th, Max Carson - 19th and Noah Macquet - 24th.

Under 13: Ben Hermiston – 10th, Kyan Simpson – 19th and Isaac Greenwood –20th.

Under 14: Cohen Stewart – 1st, Mitchell Rieck – 2nd, Jakob Beaverstock – 17th, Luke Schaumburg 18th, Caden Griffiths – 30th and Charlie Corrigan - 38th.

Under 15: Jacob Dimmick – 3rd, Michael Anderson – 22nd and Luke Pascoe - 27th.

Under 16: Oliver Rae – 15th, Luke Barton30th, Fiachra Richards – 33rd.

Open: Jaxon Paterson-Wright – 7th, Jake Merrett – 16th and Sam Stenson – 30th.

A summary of age group places:

Year 5: Third place

Year 6: Fifth place

Under 12: Seventh place

Under 13: Fifth place

Under 14: First place

Under 15: Fifth place

Under 16: Sixth place

Open: Seventh place

I would like to thank fellow coaches and managers for the expertise, dedication and enthusiasm they brought to the cross country program again this year. The continuing growing numbers of runners is a direct reflection of the passion the coaches have for running, and their desire to see young men develop into better versions of themselves.

Junior School - Mr Matthew Conlan (teacher), Miss Amy Roberts (teacher), Mr Tom Lonergan (external coach)

Middle and Senior School - Mr Jordan Roach (teacher) and Mr David Barton (’09 and external coach)

Congratulations to all runners on an excellent season.

‘Vincit Veritas’

AIC FOOTBALL REPORT

MR ANTHONY KEMP / AIC FOOTBALL CO-ORDINATOR

The 2019 Football season has been another step in the right direction and a continuation of improvement from results last year. Once again, the dedication from all involved has proven to be valuable as many teams honed their skills and fought hard for the ‘Green and Gold’ – another great sign for the future of football at Villanova. As always football proved to be a popular choice amongst the boys with Villanova fielding 33 teams from Years 5 to 12 who started their journey together at the end of Term 1.

In the overall Aggregate, Villanova placed

a very respectable fourth, just three points behind Ashgrove who finished third. Villanova has managed to maintain fourth spot in the overall Aggregate once again and is quickly closing the gap, pushing to be one of the top AIC football schools.

Congratulations to the mighty 6Bs who were guided by Old Boy and first-time coach Hudson Rogers to an undefeated season, a great achievement by all of the boys involved. The 8As managed to take out the premiership in a three-way tie in what proved to be a very competitive division

and have improved on their second-place finish last season. They were put through their paces by another first-time coach for Villanova, parent James Hermiston who did a magnificent job with the team. They were looking to take out the premiership outright in the last game of the season but unfortunately went down resulting in a shared premiership. The 9Bs were another side to remain undefeated in their division, resulting in a tied premiership with St Peters Lutheran College. Well done to the boys involved and to their coach Mohamed

Hersi. Other notable teams that deserve a mention for their efforts throughout the season include the 9As who finished a respectable second and are a side that have great potential as they move through their schooling years. The Open sides had a great resurgence of form this year and competed extremely hard and as a result the 1sts, 2nds and 3rds all finished in third place in their respective divisions. Unfortunately, the last round results against St Laurence’s College impacted their finish to what was a great season by all of those teams. The level of success that Villanova has enjoyed this season certainly gives hope for further improvement next year and beyond which is truly exciting.

After the performances of the 1st XI squad in 2018, there was certainly some excitement around seeing what the squad of 2019 was capable of producing. Ultimately, the prize the boys were chasing was to be named the AIC Champions and this was definitely an achievable goal. The season kicked off for these boys in Term 4, 2018 under the guidance and watchful eye of returning coach, Mr Tom Carnarvas and assistant coach, Mr Terry Kambouris. The squad was put through their paces in the pre season, participating in a combined 1st and 2nd development squad and tested in a number of trial matches. It was clear to see early on that this could be a season that the 1st XI really pushed for the title. The team was tested in a number of preseason games against classy opposition in Brisbane Boys’ College and Brisbane State High.

Overall our 1st XI finished the season with four victories over St Edmund’s College, Padua, Ashgrove and St Patrick’s College. One of these victories was over eventual winners, Ashgrove, which really showcases the talent of our Villanova 1st XI squad and the potential to be overall winners. These outstanding results led to the boys finishing a very respectable third in their division amongst some great quality sides. Unfortunately, there were a few close losses throughout the season that could have ultimately changed the overall outcome

for the team, in particular the last game against St Laurence’s which proved to be a costly loss. The 2019 season included many highlights for the 1st XI team. Most notably the first win of the season will no doubt live long in the memory as it was a fantastic 5-2 result against St Edmund’s that kicked the season off strongly. Another highlight of the season for the 1st XI was undoubtedly the hard-fought victory against Ashgrove, who ended up being the eventual premiers. The Villanova side looked to be the dominant team out on the park and were able to capitalise on an early chance with Peter Klaassen finding the back of the net to take the lead. A nice piece of lead-up work from the team set up the second goal scored by Terry Solomon to take a 2-0 lead into half-time. Unsurprisingly, Ashgrove came out strong in the second half, chasing the lead only to have our boys play a nice brand of football which saw them use the ball intelligently to keep possession and control the game. Ashgrove clawed back a goal against the flow of play to set up a tense finish which saw them hit the post and have the ball roll towards the goal before being saved by Oliver Shanks. It was a great overall team effort from the boys!

A highlight of the football season was the Japan tour involving 32 boys over the Easter holidays. Not only did this tour prove to be a success in terms of improving the boys as footballers, but more importantly, it immersed them in a different culture, and left them with lifelong experiences. Included among many of the activities the boys experienced was first-hand coaching from professional J-League teams, a oncein-a-lifetime experience! They competed in many games against quality opposition and had the opportunity to compete in a mini tournament. Away from the football pitch, the boys experienced life and culture in Japan through activities such as noodle making, Japanese drum playing and a trip to Tokyo Disneyland. A big thank you to Villanova staff members Mr Blake McLauchlan, Mr Chris Everding and 1st coaches Mr Tom Carnarvas and Mr Terry Kambouris for taking the boys on this trip of

a lifetime to Japan.

The successful year that Villanova has enjoyed this season can not only be attributed to the players, but also to the hard work and enthusiasm from a wide range of community members. It takes a lot of organisation on the behalf of coaches and managers to ensure that the players are ready and focused each week to take the field. We are extremely lucky as a College to have parents, Old Boys, staff members and external coaches who give up their time for the benefit and betterment of our football program. I would like to acknowledge those parents who have dedicated themselves to Villanova football in 2019. Thank you to Mr Terry Kambouris, Mr Paul Mulligan, Mr Richard Danen and Mr James Hermiston. It is always great to see so many Old Boys return to give back to the College and we truly thank you for your time and efforts and hope to see you return again next year. We have also been fortunate to have coaches join the Villanova coaching ranks for the first time as external coaches and we would like to thank Mr Mohamed Hersi and Mr Michael Hollands. A number of staff members also contributed to the football program this year. A big thank you goes to Mr Stuart Denigan 6A, Mr Matthew Wilson 6C, Miss Chloe Adams 6 White, Miss Kirstina Dawson 5A, Miss Kelson Lee 5C and Mrs Nichole Rouhliadeff 5 Gold. We have been fortunate to have the services of goalkeeper coach Mr Anthony De Luca who has guided our boys in this specialist role and his efforts are truly appreciated. Finally, thanks must go to Football Director Mr Michael Rooney for his support and help throughout the entire season with assisting the coaches and players.

It goes without saying, but games wouldn’t be able to take place without the assistance of community members with a whistle on the field. Thank you to those parents, students and extended members of the Villanova community who have assisted throughout the season officiating games. Your ongoing support of the football program is truly appreciated.

MR MATT SMITH / AIC GOLF CO-ORDINATOR

On Monday October 28 Villanova’s best golfers returned to Indooroopilly Golf Club to once again challenge for the annual Balharry Shield. Representing the College, students Ben Pickering, Jordy McGarry, Thomas Winn, along with Seniors Jack Milner and Peter Klaassen were seeking to regain the AIC title most recently held by Villanova in 2017.

The Balharry Shield is a team event, with each school in the AIC Competition entering up to five players. The winner is declared after the aggregate of the best four net scores per team is calculated. The uncharacteristically benign conditions allowed for favourable scoring, making it one of the most evenly contested Championships in recent times. At the close

of play, Villanova finished a credible fourth behind eventual winners, St Peters Lutheran College. Throughout the day, individual prizes were also on offer with players having the opportunity to win lowest gross score, lowest net score, nearest the pin, longest drive and second approach shot competitions. Congratulations to Jordy McGarry who shot the joint low round of the day, 77, to take out the gross award honours.

Once again, our young men showed great sportsmanship and were excellent ambassadors of the College throughout the day. There is no doubt that we will return to Indooroopilly Golf Club in 2020 in the hope of winning back the coveted Balharry Shield.

AIC RUGBY LEAGUE REPORT

MR BLAKE MCLAUCHLAN / AIC SPORT CO-ORDINATOR

2019 marked the introduction of rugby league into the AIC calendar. It was fantastic to feel the anticipation and excitement building around rugby league making its mark on the sporting calendar for the first time. In the inaugural AIC Competition, we had over 140 players don the Green and Gold for what was an interesting introductory season. The eagerness and determination to do well and compete against some of the big AIC rugby league schools was evident immediately at the trials in Term 2. Overall Villanova completed the season in fifth place in front of St Edmund’s College and St Laurence’s College. This is a very pleasing result in the first year of competition. Congratulations to our Year 8 team who finished the season in third place.

As was expected, some boys are still learning the basics of rugby league but there were many positives to take out of the 2019 season. There is no doubt that many of our boys display a real talent for the game. It has been pleasing to hear that the season has motivated many boys to play club rugby league in 2020 and beyond.

It was a tough seven weeks for our 1st XIII team. For many of our players, rugby league was a new experience; however, the team proved that they could score points against quality rugby league sides such as Ashgrove, Iona and Padua. The

Round 1 fixture versus St Edmund’s was an impressive performance by our 1st XIII. The boys managed to secure their first victory by 24 points. Unfortunately, we then went on to play the top three rugby league schools back-to-back. This made scoring points difficult. There were some tough mental and physical lessons to be learnt for our open players in their first year of competition. It is reassuring to know that many of our Year 11 boys will be back next year with more experience and a better understanding of the game.

For our very first season, we were excited to have many experienced coaches on board developing and getting the best out of our boys. Mr Terry Matterson is the current Development Officer for the East Tigers Rugby League Club and helped with the development of our players and all coaches. Terry played for many years with the Brisbane Broncos and at one point was the leading point scorer at the club. Terry was selected to play State of Origin in 1989 and has also had an extensive coaching career. We thank Terry for helping with supporting our coaches and players for the introductory season.

The College was also very lucky to have Mr Jon Buchanan on board as the head coach for our 1st XIII. Jon is a prominent name in Queensland rugby league and was the head coach for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls before moving over to his current club, the South Logan Magpies

for the Queensland Intrust Super Cup Competition. Jon has also been the head coach for the Queensland residents side for the past three years. We were extremely lucky to have him on board with our Open boys for 2019 and thank him for all his hard work in getting the best out of our players in their first year of rugby league. There is a lot of work that goes into the selection, coaching and management of the seven teams that represented the College this year and a huge thank you goes to everyone involved. We continue to rely on the generosity of Old Boys and external coaches to give our boys a run on the paddock every Saturday. Thank you to Mr Nathan Booth, Mr Brad Ryan, Mr Peter Fitzgerald, Mr Steve Livingstone, Mr Damien Pratt and Mr Sinave Faitala. A huge thank you to our Old Boys, Mr Cooper Sauvage and Mr Sam Harding who came on board this year. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank College staff member, Mr Callum Hackett who took on managerial duties for our Junior School teams.

Finally, I extend a massive thank you to all parents and members of the Villanova community who offered to help with running water and performing linesmen duties. Without the ongoing support and assistance from the many members of the Villanova College community, the inaugural 2019 season would not have been possible.

AIC RUGBY UNION REPORT

MR BLAKE MCLAUCHLAN / AIC SPORT CO-ORDINATOR

Congratulations to everyone involved in the Villanova rugby program for 2019. It was fantastic to see how committed our boys were and the skill level improve as the season progressed. For all of our boys, trials began in week 9 of Term 1 where 25 teams from Years 5 to 12 were selected and entered into the AIC Competition.

Our 1st XV squad commenced their strength and conditioning training in Term 4 last year. They participated in AIC trials against Somerset College, St Laurence’s College and Padua. During the Easter holidays our 1st XV squad gained some valuable experience competing against teams from New Zealand on the Rugby Tour of New Zealand. The tour was once again a huge success and proved to be a fantastic bonding experience for the boys. As a result, they were mentally and physically prepared for the 2019 AIC season. Overall our 1st XV completed the season with five wins against St Edmund’s College, Padua, Iona, St Peters Lutheran College and St Patrick’s College and finished the season in second place behind Ashgrove. The opening rounds versus St Edmund’s and Padua proved that the 1st XV could play with grit, hunger and determination. From the kick off, our boys were organised and structured with every carry. They managed to secure two big wins and stacked on an enormous number of points against their oppositions. The most notable performance was the fixture against Iona. The Villanova Old Boys' round versus Iona was a huge success and the 1st XV did not disappoint on such a big occasion. Thank you to all of the supporters who stayed to spectate and support our 1st XV throughout the season. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our 1st XV coaches, Mr Paul Davey and Mr Craig Kassulke on what has been an extremely successful season for our 1st XV. The coaching, mentoring and commitment

of Paul and Craig to the program has been outstanding and we thank them for their efforts again for the 2019 season. Unfortunately, once again Villanova rugby was plagued with injuries early on in the season. Our 10As and 8As lost some valuable players which made the first few rounds of the AIC Competition difficult to take out. As always, the boys did their absolute best to stand up and persevere with solid results against St Peters. Slowly boys began returning from injury as we approached the back end of the season. This brought some much-needed momentum that was displayed during matches against St Patrick’s and St Laurence’s.

Overall Villanova placed fourth in the Aggregate in front of Padua and St Patrick’s. Congratulations to the 4th XV and the 8As who placed second and the 8Bs and 10As who placed third in the aggregate competition. Other teams that also deserve a mention were the 10Cs who were undefeated and the 7Cs who placed second in the non-aggregate competition. It was fantastic to see teams win this year, who have been unsuccessful in previous seasons. There is no doubt that the Villanova rugby program is heading in the right direction.

Congratulations to all of our Year 5 teams who experienced an enormous amount of success in their first year of AIC rugby. Our 5Bs, 5Cs and 5 Gold teams completed this season undefeated and our 5A and 5 White teams only had one loss. This is a very promising sign for the future of rugby at Villanova.

There is a lot of work that goes into the selection, coaching and management of the 25 teams that represented the College this year and a huge thank you goes out to everyone involved for what has been a successful season. We continue to rely on

the generosity of parents, Old Boys and external coaches to give our boys a run on the paddock every Saturday. Thank you to parents: Mr Paul Keene, Mr Ben Francis, Mr Jon Winsbury, Mr Eddie Harris, Mr Matthew Thornton, Mr David Harris, Mr Robert Gore, Mr Rohan McCaul, Mr Dean Staley, Mr Mark Redmond, and Mr David Grigson. A huge thank you to our Old Boys who came on board this year. Thank you to Mr Harrison Stanfield, Mr Josh Mullins, Mr Will Vokes, Mr James Muldoon, Mr Harry Addley, Mr Isaac Abraham, Mr Nick Philips, Mr Mark Stuart, Mr Pat Thomas, Mr Fletcher O’Neil, Mr Ben Cree, Mr Scott Mains, Mr Terry Gaffney, and Mr Dan McHugh. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the staff members who assisted this year. Thank you to Mr Steve Bremner, Mr Mick Garske, Mr Matt Smith, Mr Matt Levander, Mr Jack O’Hare, Mr Kirk Astill, Mr Jordan Roache, Mr Ben Lynam, Mr Callum Hackett, Mr Brendan Kennedy and Mr Ben Thurlow. It is fantastic to have so many staff members who contribute to establishing a rugby culture within the College.

Finally, I would also like to extend a massive thank you to all members of the Villanova community who offer to help with refereeing and officiating each of our home games. Thank you to Mr Dan Sheahan, Mr Bruce Stuart, Mr Peter Roberts, Mr Jim Harris, Mr Michael Moloney, Mr Paul Woodward, Mr Ben Henry and Mr Matthew Campbell. We are also very lucky to have students who volunteer to referee. Thank you to George Greenhalgh, Frazer Moloney, Theo Grespos, Alex Hulme, Joshua Butterfield, Hugo Browne, Oliver Broten and Aidan Sheahan. Without the ongoing support and assistance of many members of the Villanova College community, the 2019 season would not have been possible.

Bring on 2020!

AIC SWIMMING REPORT

MRS JUANITA JACOBS / AIC SWIMMING CO-ORDINATOR

After six months of effort, early mornings and lots of bacon and egg breakfasts, the AIC Championship carnival arrived, and Villanova was prepared. The boys were confident, excited, and really hoping to finish the season strongly with some top finishes in a very tough competition. Thank you to coaches Kerry Holland, Guilly Santos and assistant coaches Toca Bones and Nic Elsey for all their efforts, patience and preparations with the squad. The improvement in the quality of our swimmers, the depth of the team, and the willingness to commit to doing better every time is a reflection of their talents as coaches. While we may not have been rewarded with the improved place at the end of the season for the Senior squad, as coaches and managers, we are seeing a positive change in culture as the squad builds in competitiveness and commitment. The depth of the younger students was obvious in the Junior squad, with Year 5 winning the aggregate and the team finishing second overall for the Year 5 and 6 aggregate.

The Year 5 boys won 13 out of 18 events and broke the record in the Division 1 relay. The team convincingly won all three of the relays. The other five events included two seconds, two thirds and a fourth place.

It really was a dominant display of talent from an enthusiastic group of boys. Their success comes from their hard work in the pool, but also the support of a large group of swimmers who are all wanting to compete for a swim. In a similar way, the Year 6 team had top three places in 12 out of 18 events. Again, these boys were very competitive in the pool, and some of the finishes were very close.

The Senior boys had top four finishes in nearly half of their events, with four wins, and another 21 second and third places. The 13 Years team finished 2nd or 3rd in each of their relays, again showing the strength we have in particular year levels. Unfortunately, we struggled to fill the 16 Years age group, and while proudly led by Henry Barras, he was supported by a team consisting of many younger students. I wish to particularly acknowledge the Year 8, 9 and 10 boys who competed in the 16 Years age group - James Reid, Ronan Begley, Griffin Cullen, Hugo Harrison, Tom Hoctor and Luke Schaumburg. They have stepped up to swim against boys up to two years older than themselves. These boys trained well but more importantly, they were willing to take the risk on the day, give their best on the blocks, and represent Villanova with distinction.

Success in swimming takes a lot of effort, and our squad captain, Andrew Vick, epitomises determination, resilience and commitment. Andrew led a growing swimming squad. The quality of swimmers coming through the junior years is adding strength and depth to the squad and this was very much on display at the competition. Villanova swimming is strong, and it is only getting stronger as we now have significant competition to be able to represent Villanova on the day of competition. Congratulations to all the boys who trained, participated in the Friday night meets and supported Villanova swimming. Each of you worked hard and should be proud of your efforts.

AIC TENNIS REPORT

MR CRAIG STARIHA / DIRECTOR OF SPORT

Congratulations to all tennis players from Year 5 to 12 on a great season. The 2019 season saw an array of tennis talent coming from all AIC schools in various age groups making the competition across the board very competitive.

Villanova had an outstanding season achieving third place overall in the AIC tennis aggregate, a fantastic result! Well done to first place winners St Peters and second place getters, St Laurence’s. All those who took to the court should feel immensely proud of their efforts which, when combined, contributed towards this great result.

As always, good results don’t come easily. Our preseason commenced way back in late March with 15 of our best players in the College invited into the Senior Tennis Development Program to train every Wednesday evening for 12 consecutive weeks leading into the tennis season. During Term 2, another 32 players in Year 6 to 9

were invited into the Junior Tennis Aces Program, training every Friday afternoon throughout Term 2 also in the effort to hone their skills ready for the AIC tennis season.

From the 17 teams entered into the AIC tennis competition we were unable to secure a premiership nor have an undefeated team. Coming into round 7 against St Laurence’s, both the 3rd IV and 6B teams needed to win their final game to take out a premiership or undefeated season honour. Unfortunately, it wasn’t meant to be as both teams lost their matches.

Our best performing teams were the 3rd IV, 11A, 11B and 7B teams who placed second on the ladder, and from the Juniors our 6B team lost only one game through the season. Overall, our 1st IV team came fifth, securing three wins and four losses over the season. The best performance no doubt was against Ashgrove where our boys took out the day and retained the Errol Davis Trophy for the second consecutive year.

I must thank all coaches and managers including Mr Alex Joye, Ms Barbara Dewis, Mr Michael Mascadri, Mr Ben Stuart, Mr Matt Pertnikovs, Mr Julian Mascadri, Mr Nicholas Halstead, Mr Shayle Korander-Matheson and Mrs Maria Mascadri for all their time and effort given throughout the entire season. They are a great group of people who did a fantastic job looking after their teams.

Finally, I thank the players for their commitment given. Well done on a great season and I certainly do look forward to hitting the courts again in 2020!

AIC TRACK AND FIELD REPORT

MR MICHAEL GARSKE / AIC TRACK AND FIELD COACH

I would like to thank all the Villanova athletes who committed their time and efforts towards competing for spots in this year’s team. Training attendance was excellent throughout the season and boys are to be commended for the hard work they put in on the track. Special mention goes to our Year 5 members of the Track and Field squad. Their commitment to the season was second-to-none and, as a result, they were rewarded for their efforts with the Year 5 Age Champion Trophy for 2019. Also noteworthy was the performance of our Under 16 team that finished second in their age championship.

The 2019 AIC Track and Field Championships were, again, of the highest standard with 12 new individual records and three new relay records set across the two days of the carnival. Pleasingly, Villanova was among the record breakers with the Year 5 Div 1: 4 x 100m team setting a new record of 55.09 sec.

There were many notable performances by Villanova athletes throughout the championships, with Villanova athletes achieving 28 first places (22 track; 5 field; 1 relay), 19 second places (12 track; 5 field; 2 relay) and 18 third places (8 track; 8 field; 2 relay). Special mention goes to the following Villanova athletes who achieved first place in their events:

FIRST PLACE - TRACK EVENTS

Harvey Anderson Year 5 60m Hurdles

Div 1 10.50

Max Rakitovszky Year 5 60m Hurdles

Div 3 11.23

Thomas Longland Year 5 60m Hurdles

Div 4 10.72

Harvey Anderson Year 5 100m Div 1 13.60

Beau Poustie Year 5 100m Div 2 14.19

Max Rakitovszky Year 5 100m

Div 3 14.19

Thomas Longland Year 5 100m

Div 4 14.11

Oscar McCoola Year 5 100m

Div 6 14.08

Will Colquhoun Year 5 100m

Div 7 14.25

Harvey Anderson Year 5 200m Div 1 28.11

Max Rakitovszky Year 5 200m Div 3 29.60

Thomas Longland Year 5 200m Div 7 29.61

Oscar McCoola Year 5 200m Div 8 28.77

Charles Farmer Year 5 800m

Jonah Abraham Year 6 100m

8 14.06

Jett Graham Year 6 200m Div 6 28.97

William Rogers Year 6 800m Div 4 2:32.54

Henry Oberhardt 12 Years 800m Div 2 2:27.28

Mitchell Rieck 14 Years 800m Div 1 2:07.14

Cohen Stewart 14 Years 800m Div 2

Jake Brogan, Ben Hermiston, Mitchell Rieck, Ryan MartakisWebb

Lachlan Francis, Will Colquhoun, Oscar McCoola, Luca Strong

SECOND

THIRD PLACE – TRACK EVENTS

THIRD

Relay 14 Years 4 x 100m Div 1

Thomas Rieck, Hugo Harrison, Jorge Makras, Ashton Gapes

Relay

16 Years 4 x 100m Div 1

Oliver Rae, Alex McDougall, Adrian Adebiyi, Luke Barton

At the end of a very tight two days of competition, Villanova finished third overall in the Junior School carnival and seventh overall in the Senior carnival. Notably, six of the eight colleges competing collected at least one Age Champion trophy.

Overall placings for Villanova teams at the Championships were:

Year 5 – 6 aggregate = 3rd

(Year 5 – 1st; Year 6 – 5th)

Year 7 – 12 aggregate = 7th

(U12 – 6th; U13 – 8th; U14 – 4th; U15 – 7th; U16 – 2nd; Open – 8th)

AIC Track and Field - Best athlete on the day of the Championships were:

Junior School - Harvey Anderson

Middle School - Mitchell Rieck

Senior School - Luke Barton

Finally, special mention goes to staff members, Ms Bayley, Ms Dewis, Mrs Dillon, Mrs Rouhliadeff, Ms Smith-Rowan, Mr Levander, Mr Pascoe, Mr Rolls, Mr Schiavo, Mr Valentine, Old Boy Nic Elsey and all the outside coaches who generously contributed their time and expertise to coaching the Track and Field squad this year. Also, a special thanks to the sports department of Mrs Schofield, Mr Stariha, Mr Everding and Mr McLauchlan for their dedication towards co-ordinating the season, including assisting with coaching and arranging for the squad to train at QSAC.

AIC VOLLEYBALL REPORT

MS BARBARA DEWIS / AIC VOLLEYBALL CO-ORDINATOR

Villanova entered 19 teams into the 2019 AIC Volleyball Competition. Although no premierships were won, the following teams placed well on the ladder - 8C (2nd), 10A (3rd) and Firsts (4th). Villanova’s overall position on the aggregate table was seventh which was the same result as 2018. Most games throughout the season were won or lost by a set. With these losses, the players' mental capacity is tested to overcome the excitement of close competition.

Coaches for the 19 teams were presented with a daunting and challenging task of selecting players from a high number of boys vying for places in a team. It is always disappointing for those who miss selection but they will come back the following year refreshed and upskilled in certain areas of the game.

The final round against St Laurence’s proved to be tough but all games were played in the manner of true sportsmanship. Although some games did not go our way, it was up to the 1sts to finish on a winning note and they delivered. It certainly was good to see the Firsts get up with many of them playing their final game of volleyball for Villanova. Strong hitting and defence saved the day, with vocal support from the large crowd that included several Old Boys cheering the players on. It was the best crowd of the season. A great effort by all to farewell the Year 12s. I am sure the players appreciated your presence at the game.

With another season over, Villanova volleyball begins to build again in readiness for the next. Before this occurs, Villanova will have the opportunity to participate in

several tournaments such as the Junior Schools Cup and National Schools Cup. It is these outside competitions where players can hone their skills and develop as team players for their respective team.

This year we farewell several families who have been involved in Villanova volleyball since Year 7. They include the Conway (Matt), Boxall (Matthew), Harding (Tyler), Agnew (Robert), Ryan (Harry), Cristina (Sam), Civaterese (Josh), Caltabiano (Louis), Creevey (Bailey), Barwick (Will), Nevis (Rhys), Buckley-Sammut (Tom) and Fontana (Marc) families.

In concluding this report, I would like to thank all coaches for their time and patience in sharing their knowledge of the game to the players. A special mention must go to Mr David Dixon (7B) and Mr Alex Poulsen (10C)

for putting their hand up to coach teams at the very end of the season to fill the void left by previous coaches who had to attend to unexpected family matters. Thanks also to the players, and their parents especially, who attend each game to give support and encouragement. There are a number of parents who helped in the canteen, cooked the barbecue, and prepared other food to feed the hordes who attended the games.

An extra special thanks to Mrs Suzi Korander-Matheson, Mrs Robyn Gunning and Mrs Simone Cole for their tireless effort to ensure the canteen is up and running each home game; Mr Rob Abraham and Mr Mick Twaddell for firing up the barbecue each week during the season; Mr Anthony Kemp for overseeing the home games for Year 7, 8 and 9, and Mr Blake McLauchlan for co-ordinating scorers, referees and duty

rosters for players each week. Villanova volleyball is grateful and appreciative of the time given by staff members, coaches and parents to ensure each home game runs smoothly. I personally would like to thank everyone for their time, patience and tolerance of my time as Volleyball Coordinator. I enjoyed the time in the role and had the opportunity to see many players improve their skills each game.

AIC WATER POLO REPORT

MRS JUANITA JACOBS / AIC WATER POLO CO-ORDINATOR

Fantastic job to all the boys who competed in the inaugural AIC Water Polo Competition. It was a great turnout and a lot of fun on the day with the Year 7/8 and 9/10 teams filled to capacity. Participation in the water polo team is seen as a reward for the commitment of the swimmers to Villanova swimming during the year and is a great way to kick start the 2020 swimming season. This year water polo was run as a single day tournament which meant that we were able to have greater parent involvement and support. The success of the new format will hopefully mean that it can be expanded next year, and the premierships can extend into the younger year levels.

We were fortunate to secure the assistance of some very experienced coaching staff. Training sessions were conducted by our coach Mr Mark Olivier before the competition and Henry Lamb (a St Laurence’s Old Boy turned Wildcat for the day) guided the teams with Mr Olivier on

the day. We are most grateful to both these men for their generosity in giving up their weekends and sharing their expertise. Many thanks also to Mrs Libby Humphries who helped on the day with time keeping and scoring.

Each of the Villanova teams were highly competitive, with the Year 7/8 team only losing one game by a single point and the Year 9/10 team going through the day undefeated. The Open Team were competing in a premiership competition, and won their first game, but narrowly lost their final game. They lost to a very experienced and well drilled St Laurence’s team in their second match. St Laurence’s went on to win the inaugural AIC Water Polo premiership.

The standard of competition was very high and there were some amazing players on each of the Villanova teams. The strength of the Villanova teams was clearly evident

in the scores and hopefully in our future tournaments, we will continue to become more competitive. Some of the other teams have a lot of experienced water polo club players. Most of the Villanova teams only had two or three club players, with the other swimmers not always knowing the rules, but having fun and learning a lot. As we become more experienced in the sport, I am confident that we will become even more dominant in the pool. The players are most keen to continue to play, to continue to learn and work towards winning the competition next year. We will work with the coaches earlier in the year to be better prepared, and to ensure that we have a few more basic skills and awareness of the rules. We have the talent, now we need to develop the skills and finesse of the sport. Thank you to all the players, parents, coaches and the Sports Office for your support of water polo in 2019. We look forward to building on our success in 2020.

SPORTS AWARDS

AFL

Best and Fairest Awards

1st XVIII Isaac Lynch

Year 8/9 Michael Gordon

Year 7 Harrison Huber

6A Jay Gill

6B Jack Buchanan

5A Jaylen Huber

5B Finnegan Staley

Most Improved Awards

1st XVIII James Livingstone

Year 8/9 Connor Moloney

Year 7 Flynn Diedrichs

6A Darcy Woodger

6B Leo Knight

5A Oscar McCoola

5B Christian McIlwain

Premiership Team 5A

Coach: Mr Adam Fry

Thomas Allen

James Audet Wyatt Clelland Rhys

Most

BASKETBALL

Best and Fairest Awards

The Charlie Fisher Memorial CupLucas Boylan and William Mahoney

Thomas McCabe

Oscar McCoola

Ronan McMahon

Finn Dredge

Oliver McDonnell

Undefeated Teams

Coach: Mrs Melissa Liddy Max Andrews Luke Houston Oliver Jacobs

Sean Kelly Noah Lum Liam Martin

Thomas McCabe

Daniel McPhee

Callum Spoto

Ryan Whipps 6C

Coach: Mr Matt Wilson

Gabriel Gagen

Samuel Greer

Bailey Sheridan

William Reilly

Clem Roberts

William Rogers

Oscar Tesch

Nicolas Ward

Wincote

Henry Wright

Coach: Mr Adam Fry

Jay Gill

Jakob Hunter

Jack Kossaris

Ewan McCosker

Angus Meredith

Cooper Price Alexander Reid

Bailey Sheridan Darcy Woodger

Coaches: Miss Bronte Pascoe and Mr Brian Pascoe

Lachlan Atkinson

Luke Caffery

Tyler Clelland

William Green

Lachlan Gorry

Harry Innes

Ewan McCarthy

Henry Oberhardt

Matthew Politch

Luca Vlamos

7B

Coaches: Mr Christo Vasil and Mr Tom Moses (Old Boys)

Flynn Diedrichs

Lachlan Ebrington

James Humphries

Nicholas Humphries

Patrick McIlwain

Marco Miano

Harry Poole

Aiden Stoodley

Brodie Young

8D

Coaches: Mr Michael Hughes and Mr Henry Goodwin (Old Boys)

Lachlan Allen

Matthew Collyns

Charlie Keay

Isaac Lynch

Hamish McCulloch

Sebastian Paremain

Benjamin Pickering

Daniel White

Lucas Whitlock

Thomas Wilde

8C

Coaches: Mr Liam Hampson and Mr Riley Pownall (Old Boys)

Rylan Castles

Callum McMahon

Connor Moloney

Christos Nicolaou

Sebastian Paremain

Ewan Roberts

Jack Stafford

Jack Taylor

George Trigenis

Ethan Turner

8B

Coach: Mr Sam Korst (Old Boy)

Kai Asnicar

Blake Bishop

Flynn Brown

Charlie Corrigan

Jake Fazldeen

Caden Griffiths

Sam Twaddell

Mitchell Voss

8A

Coach: Mr Matt McGrath

Thomas Audet

Nicholas Craig

Joseph Collins

Fynn Gamer

Jackson Rouhliadeff

Mason Honeyman

Jake Miles-Wrency

Jackson Moloney

9D

Coaches: Mr Tom Deguara and Mr Brandon Isaak (Old Boys)

Edward Alford

Aidan Behm

Jonah Burke

Owen Davidson

Jared Farrugia

Joel Livotto

Callan McInerney

Jackson Meyer

James Wilson

11A

Coach: Mr Pat Atkinson

Riley Balshaw

Frazier Brockett

Dale D’Souza

Zachary Grinstead

Oscar Harris

Henri Honeyfield

Jacob Keay

Jaxon Paterson-Wright

3rd V

Coaches: Mr Jock Lucas and Mr Jake Motley (Old Boys)

Flynn Ballantyne

Marc Fontana

Max Grant-Smith

Kahika Hoet

Harry Keay

Tom Kinross

Tom Knowles

Ben McGregor

Ben Ryan

2nd V

Coach: Mr Jim Harris

Thomas Buckley-Sammut

John Caffery

Jackson Honeyfield

Isaac Lynch

Oscar McGown

Rhys Nevis

Timothy Nielson

Chris Pearcy

Jake Perrier

1st V

Coaches: Mr Jordan Mullan, Mr Steve Rouhliadeff and Mr Sean O’Neill

Harrison Abel

Riley Balshaw

Lucas Boylan (Captain)

Zachary Grinstead

Oscar Harris

Peter Klaassen

Oscar McGown

Joseph Mahoney

William Mahoney

Timothy Nielson

Declan Ries

Harry Rouhliadeff

Joseph Wilson

2019 Basketball Aggregate Winners

CHESS

Best and Fairest Awards

Open William Ilka

Senior A Mitchell Droop

Intermediate A Daniel Waugh

Junior A Eli Dunstan

Most Improved Awards

Senior B Aiden Lee

Intermediate B Thomas Winn

Junior B Riley Gaffney

Premiership Teams

Open

Coach: Mrs Mylan Warren

Max Eberhardt

Alexander Ilka

William Ilka

Sam Stenson

Senior B

Coach: Mrs Mylan Warren

Ethan Bell

Aiden Lee

Mason Luu

Alex McDougall

Thomas Stenson

Intermediate B

Coach: Mrs Mylan Warren

Patrick Bryant

Alexander Hulme

Thomas Winn

Connor Whitby

Senior School Chess Champion: Alexander Ilka

Middle School Chess Champion: Will Ilka

Junior School Chess Champion: Jack Neate

CRICKET

Best

The Mullins Family Shield and the Jack Roache Trophy - Jake Perrier 2nd

Premiership Teams

Elan Collier

Reid Gapes

Patrick Garske

Noah Harrold

Colin Lau

Harrison Lee

Elijah Meyer

Cooper Napoli Krombholz

Andre Tong

Lachlan Wood

Dante Zulli

7C

Coach: Mr David Hollett

Charles Berridge

Harrison Bryant

William Clark

Benjamin Crawford

Lachlan Gillett

Joshua Hollett

Oliver Kennedy-Hinze

William Makridakis

Henry Manning

Tiernan O’Neill

Morgan Staley

Andrew Trevethan

7B

Coach: Mr Damien Colbert

Charlie Blyth

Lachlan Brown

Max Carson

Oliver Chalmers

Lachlan Colbert

William de las Heras

Lachlan Ebrington

Joshua Hollett

Samuel Perrier

Samuel Rigby

Ryan Siebel

Joseph Watson

Harry Weule

8C

Coaches: Mr Gus Clegg and Mr James King (Old Boys)

Lachlan Allen

Vincent Avolio

Rylan Castles

Hamish McCulloch

Callum McMahon

Lachlan McPhee

Alex Marsden

Noah Passaris

Nicholas Poole

Benjamin Randall

Jack Stafford

Alex Vasiliou

8B

Coaches: Mr Sean Parker and Mr Josh Fraser (Old Boys)

Dean Basili

Flynn Brown

Charlie Burton

Jimmy Collins

Charlie Corrigan

Ben Hermiston

Michael McCarthy

Kieran Micheletti

Benjamin Pickering

Ned Thomas

Luke Waterson

8A

Coaches: Mr Warren Dillion and Mr Stuart Hooper (Old Boy)

Cameron Bukowski

Larry Clark

Fynn Gamer

Benjamin Gomersall

Connor Moloney

Jackson Moloney

Mitchell Rieck

Thomas Rieck

James Sullivan

Ethan Turner

Mitchell Voss

9 Gold

Coach: Mr Benji Lynch (Old Boy)

Oliver Box

Isaac Greenaway

James Grigson

Jonathan Hazidavis

Zane Laidlaw

Harry Moore

Nicholas Pearcy

Alessandro Porreca

Cameron Wallis

Blake Waugh

Daniel Waugh

9C

Coaches: Mr Dominic Coote and Mr Matt Watson (Old Boys)

Edward Alford

Jonathan Alford

Louis Anderson

Ryan Andrews

Patrick Bryant

Will Clegg

Patrick Grigson

Jack Saunders

Noah Staley

Jack Stone

Josh Vincent

Max Wheatley

9B

Coach: Mr Ross Whitby

Michael Anderson

Lachlan Bremner

Jack Carson

Michael Gordon

Wilson Griffin

William Ilka

Alexander Kassulke

Joe O’Neil

Jack Perrier

Jackson Voss

Benjamin Watson

Connor Whitby

9A

Coach: Mr Julian Chinn (Old Boy)

Zach de Bruin

Javen D’Souza

Benjamin Fingland

Max Gosling

Dimitri Horton

Liam McConville

Aidan Sheahan

Ruben Webb

Preston Wells

Henry Zietsch

Toby Weston

10C

Coaches: Mr Jack Blanchfield and Mr Aidan Dooley (Old Boys)

Benjamin Blacker

William Blyth

Joseph Carter

Harry Corrigan

Joseph Donovan

Daniel Gagliarde

Nick Hartley

Henry Holroyd

Samuel Palmer

Luke Scully

Matthew Trevethan

Thomas Trevethan

4th XI

Coach: Mr Jamie Mullins (Old Boy)

Benjamin Buchmueller

Oliver Cootes

Thomas Fitzgerald

Samuel Hannan

Joel Henders

Alexander Ilka

Nicholas Marrinan

Lachlan Moffett

Oliver Rae

Darcy Roberts

Connor Shelley

3rd XI

Coach: Mr Josh Cole (Old Boy)

Assistant Coach: Mr Rob Cole

Jacob Blacker

Thomas Carey

Samuel Cole

Theodore Day

Aiden Lee

James Livingstone

Lachlan Northwood

Caylum Roy

Adrian Rosso

Jack Scully

Will Stevens

Joshua Whitby

Thomas Wilson

1st XI

Coach: Mr Nathan Dufty

Manager: Mr Craig Stariha

Dale D’Souza

Louis Henderson

Tom Kinross

Peter Klaassen

Isaac Lynch

Blake Muller

Jake Perrier

Ethan Raymond

Harry Short (Vice-Captain)

Matt Short (Captain)

Joshua Smith

2019 Cricket Aggregate Winners

CROSS COUNTRY

Age Champions

Open Jaxon Paterson-Wright

16 Years Oliver Rae

15 Years Jacob Dimmick

14 Years Cohen Stewart

13 Years Ben Hermiston

Most Improved Awards

5A Luca Strong

5B Luke Judge

5C Jude Barnes

5 Gold Hamish Walters

5 White Riley Bryant

First XI Players' Player - Peter Klaassen

Premiership Teams

6B

Coach: Mr Hudson Rogers (Old Boy)

Christopher Anderson

Benjamin Bingham

Alex Chan

Matthew Cherry

Lucas D’Amore

Hudson Donovan

Rocco Faranda

Noah Lum

Lewis McMahon

Daniel McPhee

Jonah Nicolaou

William Rogers

Jordan Solomon 8A

Coach: Mr James Hermiston

Jakob Beaverstock

Rylan Castles

Jasper Chan

Griffin Cullen

Ben Hermiston

Lachlan McPhee

Christos Nicolaou

Mitchell Rieck

Thomas Rieck

Ned Thomas George Trigenis

FOOTBALL

Coach: Mr Mohamed

Michael Anderson

Christian Dang

Mitchell Egert

Alex Friedman

Jonathan Hazidavis

Jonathon Ilonomou

Yianni Keskinidis

Harris Killips

Charlie Vedelago

William Visic

Benjamin Watson

Ruben Webb

Max Wheatley

Connor Whitby

James Wilson

RUGBY UNION

Best and Fairest Awards

1st XV

The John Bremner Memorial ShieldGeorge Stokes

2nd XV Harry Keay

3rd XV Isaac Lynch

4th XV Tadgh O’Neill

Harry Grant-Smith

Little

Binney

Davies

5 Gold Zavier Cordwell-Moke

5 White Harrison Plozza

First XV Players Player

The Adrian Thompson Trophy - Jack Horan

Undefeated and Premiership Teams

5 Gold

Coaches: Mr Isaac Abraham and Mr Harry Addley (Old Boys)

Isaac Bowen

Marcus Burnheim

Xavier Cordwell-Moke

Eamon Cowley

Rhys Doman

Riley Gifford

Henry Raddatz

Jules Thomson

Finn Van Der Meer

Sean Warren

Xavier Wilke

Charlie Woodward

Harry Woodward

5C

Coach: Mr Nick Phillips (Old Boy)

Luca Agnola

Taj Blackshaw

Charlie Boxer

Most Improved Awards

Oliver Clark

Will Colquhoun

Luke De Marco

Max Donnelly

Samuel Donnelly

Reid Gapes

Joshua Gobo

Harrison Lee

Ronan McMahon

Henry Muir

Henry Ramak

5B

Coach: Mr Ben Thurlow

Harvey Anderson

Tom Davies

Elan Collier

Charlie Farmer

Cooper Harris

Hadley Holt

Tom Longland

Oscar McCoola

Ronan McMahon

Hamish Neil

Samuel Pauli

Max Rakitovszky

Henry Ramak

Eddie Robertson

Parker Speedy

Adam Vlamos

Lachlan Wood

10C

Coaches: Mr Patrick Thomas and Mr Fletcher O’Neill (Old Boys)

William Blyth

Timothy Chapman

Isaac Drew

Nicholas Green

Jack Godwin

Ethan Gounder-Hogg

Harry Hannan

Henry Holroyd

Alex Jenkins

Harry Jenkins

Thanasi Keskinidis

Charlie McDonald

Robbie O’Donnell

Luke Pascoe

Will Rogers

Henry Stevens

Ben Stockley

Fraser Stone

Matthew Trevethan

Hayden Wall

Ryan Whitton

SWIMMING

Age Champions

Open Swimming

The Gregory O’Brien Trophy Andrew Vick

Open Backstroke Andrew Vick

16 Years Henry Barras

15 Years Caden Clelland

14 Years Cohen Stewart

13 Years William Vig

12 Years Gray O’Neill

Year 6 William Rogers

Year 5 Zachariah Moir

Greg Cran Trophy - Andrew Vick Best Performance at AIC Swimming

Championship

Middle School Award - Cohen Stewart Best Performance at AIC Swimming

Championship

Barry Cran Award - Harry Smith Dedication to Training - Junior School

AIC Swimming Championship

First Place Awards

Year 5

Wyatt Clelland 50M Breaststroke Div 2 45.73

Wyatt Clelland 50M Freestyle Div 4 35.85

Will Colquhoun 50M Freestyle Div 8 36.10

Thomas Longland 50M Freestyle Div 3 34.00

Zachariah Moir 50M Butterfly Div 2 38.26

Beau Poustie 50M Freestyle Div 5 34.90

Harvey Thompson 50M Freestyle Div 2 32.69

Harvey Thompson 50M Backstroke Div 2 40.05

Harvey Thompson 50M Butterfly Div 1 35.26

Paxton Tucker 50M Freestyle Div 6 35.54

New AIC Record

4 x 50M Freestyle Relay Div 2

Year 5 2:24.85

Isaac Bowen, Paxton Tucker, Wyatt Clelland, Beau Poustie

New AIC Record

4 x 50M Freestyle Relay Div 1

Year 5 2:13.96

Harvey Thompson, Thomas Longland, Zachariah Moir, Darcy Kerr

4 x 50M Medley Relay Div 1

Year 5 2:36.04

Zachariah Moir, Wyatt Clelland, Harvey Thompson, Darcy Kerr

Year 6

Xavier Wincote 50M Freestyle Div 7 35.51

13 Years

Jack Johannesen 50M Freestyle Div 3 30.38

14 Years

Caden Griffiths 50M Freestyle Div 3 29.56

Cohen Stewart 50M Freestyle Div 1 26.54

15 Years

Nicholas Green 50M Freestyle Div 2 26.39 Junior

Year 7 Joshua Wennerbom

Year 6 Mitchell Millard

Year 5 Marcel Colette

Age Champions

Year 6 Anthony Duskovic

Year 5 Reuben Wagels

Junior School Tennis Champion

The Eric Maiden Trophy - Reuben Wagels

TRACK & FIELD

Interhouse Champions

Year 12 Peter Klaassen

Year 11 Hamish Muir

Year 10 Gus Godwin

Year 9 Jorge Makras and Joseph Wilson

Year 8 Thomas Rieck

Year 7 Charlie Kerr

Year 6 Neo Pace

Year 5 Thomas Longland

At the conclusion of the day, House points were awarded as follows:

Junior School Goold

Middle School Murray

Senior School Crane

Overall Shield Crane

1685 Fourth Goold 1588

TENNIS

Best and Fairest Awards

1st IV Callum Moses

Open IV Luke Berridge

Year 11 Dylan Crouch

Year 10 James Reid

Year 9 Sam Simmons

Year 8 Adam Zanatta

Year 7 Oliver Simmons

Year 6 Luke Phillips

Year 5 Reuben Wagels

Most Improved Awards

1st IV Joe Timms

Open IV Tyler Harding

Year 11 Theodore Day

Year 10 Thomas Kielenniva

Year 9 Ethan Isa

Year 8 Joshua Butterfield

Age Champions

Open Track and Field Champion

The R.J. Boyle Cup - Hamish Muir

Open Sprint Champion

The Egil Brutan’s Trophy - Lachlan Galbraith

Open 800m

The Stephen Gannon Memorial TrophyGeorge Stokes

16 Years

The John Perrier Memorial TrophyLuke Barton

15 Years

The Laurie Schlecht TrophyRyan MartakisWebb

14 Years Jorge Makras

13 Years Riki Taylor

12 Years Jake Brogan

Year 6 Angus Meredith

Year 5 Harvey Anderson

AIC FIRST PLACE GETTERS

FIRST - TRACK EVENTS

Harvey Anderson Year 5 60m Hurdles Div 1 10.50

Max Rakitovszky Year 5 60m Hurdles

Thomas Longland Year 5 60m Hurdles

Oliver Rae 16 Years 100m Div 4 11.84

FIRST – FIELD EVENTS

Samuel Binney Year 6 Shot Put

Div 1 12.35m

Liam McGarvey 12 Years Javelin

Div 2 26.07m

Alex McDougall 16 Years Long Jump

Div 1 6.26m

Harry Wallin 16 Years Javelin

Div 2 42.69m

Peter Klaassen Open Shot Put

Div 2 13.61

Relay 4 x 100m Year 5 Div 1 New Record 55.09 Thomas Longland, Max Rakitovszky, Beau Poustie, Harvey Anderson

AIC Junior School Track and Field Best Athlete on the day of the ChampionshipHarvey Anderson

AIC Middle School Track and Field Best Athlete on the day of the ChampionshipMitchell Rieck

AIC Senior School Track and Field Best Athlete on the day of the ChampionshipLuke Barton

VOLLEYBALL

Best and Fairest Awards

The George Curry Trophy - Matthew Conway

William Ramak 9A Nicholas Abel

Joshua McIlwain 9C Joel Livotto

Nicholas Craig

Nico Vega

Griffin Cullen

Gold Gabriel Spina 7A Matthew Sondergeld 7B Toby Dixon

7C Harry Higgins

7 Gold Zach Childs

Most Improved Awards 1ST

Elijah Abraham

2nd VI Sam Cristina

Joshua Civitarese

Jack Dunbar

Ben Craig

OPEN AFL

Front Row: Ben Ryan, Samuel Cole, Jake Merrett, Isaac Lynch, Hamish Muir, Caylum Roy, Harry Wilson

Second Row: Mr Brian Pascoe (Coach), Nicholas Phillips, Lachlan Friedman, Campbell Smith, Dylan Crouch, Riley McNaughton, Hamish McKee

Third Row: Andrew Vick, George Stokes, Harry Keay, Jack Milner, Luke Berridge, Tommy Lawrance

Back Row: Peter Klaassen, James Livingstone, Flynn Ballantyne, William Johannesen, John Caffery

Absent: Oscar Harris, Mr Brock Aston (Runner), Mr Matt McNaughton (Assistant Coach), Mr Jared Pascoe (Coach)

YEAR 8 AND 9 AFL

Front Row: Caden Griffiths, Charlie Corrigan, Thomas Audet, Michael Gordon, Larry Clark, Daniel White, Jake Fazldeen

Second Row: Mr Darren Fazldeen (Coach), Kieran Micheletti, Ruben Webb, Hugo Crawford, Corey Berther, Isaac Solomon, Sean Sleep

Third Row: Matthew Forsyth, Jackson Moloney, Callum Lamb, Connor Moloney, Isaac Greenwood

Back Row: Max Gosling, Patrick Grigson, Joe O’Neil

Absent: Benjamin Addley, Mason Honeyman, Frasier Lay, Jake Miles-Wrency

YEAR 7 AFL

Front Row: George Audet, Ashton Peralta, Luca Ter Horst, Harry Poole, Joel Stephens, Luka Micheletti, Nate Wallin, Rohan Hill

Second Row: Mr Terry Blaser (Coach), Henry Oberhardt, Benjamin Lawrance, Max Blaser, Max Downie, William Green, Lachlan Gorry, Kai Summerfield

Third Row: Tate Seefeld, Peter Phillips, Cooper Long, Adam Beiers, Flynn Diedrichs

Back Row: Jackson Dalrymple, Christian Porreca, Ewan McCarthy

Absent: Harrison Huber, Matthew Politch, Mr Joe Huber (Coach), Mr Scott Stephens (Coach)

6A AFL

Front Row: Mitch Honeyman, Oscar Tesch, Martin Beltran Mahoney, William Reilly, Sabastian Bailey, Jay Gill, Jack Buchanan, Darcy Woodger

Back Row: Mr Matt Conlan (Coach), William Rogers, Nate Matulick, Henry Wright, Nicholas Landers, Hayden Ballantyne, Jack Kossaris, Bailey Horvath, Jacob McBrien

6B AFL

Front Row: Leo Knight, Daniel McPhee, Patrick Long, Christian White, Noah Lum, Cadel Absolon, Daniel Cayas, Luke Houston

Back Row: Mr Matt Conlan (Coach), Thomas Naylor, Max Andrews, Samuel Binney, Remi Hall, Ethan Park, Jakob Hunter

Absent: Alec Worrell

Front Row: James Audet, Alexander Solomon, Lachlan Francis, Wyatt Clelland, Thomas Allen, Matthew Long, Tom Taylor, Jack Fidge

Second Row: Mr Adam Fry (Coach), Jaylen Huber, Xavier Webb, Alexander Fraser, Max Rakitovszky, Zachariah Moir, Charles Farmer

Back Row: Oscar McCoola, William White, Rhys Doman

Front Row: Christian McIlwain, Eamon Cowley, Tane Leach, Finnegan Staley, Tom Taylor, Joshua Carroll, Samuel Norris, Kaiden Muir

Second Row: Mr Adam Fry (Coach), Rhys Peralta, Henry Ramak, Luca Agnola, Adam Vlamos, Xavier Wilke

Back Row: Finn Van Der Meer, Finn Dredge, Luke De Marco

5B AFL

5A AFL

1ST V BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL

Front Row: Joseph Wilson, Riley Balshaw, Lucas Boylan, Oscar McGown, Zachary Grinstead

Second Row: Mr Jordan Mullan (Head Coach), Declan Ries, Oscar Harris, William Mahoney, Mr Sean O’Neill (Coach), Mr Steve Rouhliadeff (Coach)

Back Row: Timothy Nielson, Harry Rouhliadeff, Harrison Abel, Peter Klaassen, Joseph Mahoney

2ND V BASKETBALL

Front Row: Thomas Buckley-Sammut, Oscar McGown, John Caffery, Isaac Lynch, Rhys Nevis

Back Row: Mr Jim Harris (Coach), Jake Perrier, Timothy Nielson, Jackson Honeyfield

Absent: Chris Pearcy

3RD V BASKETBALL

Front Row: Ben Ryan, Tom Kinross, Max Grant-Smith, Ben McGregor

Back Row: Tom Knowles, Harry Keay

Absent: Flynn Ballantyne, Marc Fontana, Kahika Hoet, Mr Jock Lucas (Coach), Mr Jake Motley (Coach)

4TH V BASKETBALL

Front Row: Samuel Cole, Marcus Sountas, William Pulsford, Matthew Rolls, Reece Jansen

Back Row: Mr Lachlan Whiting (Coach), Will Barwick, Harry Ryan, Riley Wearne

Absent: Louis Caltabiano, Will Kubler, Wilson Price, Mr Nic Milicevic (Coach)

11A BASKETBALL

Front Row: Zachary Grinstead, Frazier Brockett, Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Riley Balshaw

Back Row: Oscar Harris, Dale D’Souza, Jacob Keay, Henri Honeyfield

Absent: Mr Pat Atkinson (Coach)

11B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Peter Pertnikovs, Sean Kearns, Daniel Loveday, Jose Lagrosa

Back Row: Ms Emily Want (Coach), Harrison Wills, Will Stankunas, Lawrence Leotta

Absent: Liam Swindells

10A BASKETBALL

Front Row: Fraser Stone, Luke Pascoe, Nicholas Green, David Caffery

Back Row: Callum Lane, Tom Twaddell, Ben Craig

Absent: Finn Boylan, Charlie McDonald, Mr Jordan Mullan (Coach)

10B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Henry Holroyd, Ryan Walker, William Blyth

Back Row: Mr Sean O’Neill (Coach), Finn Hanlen, Liam Rogl, Fiachra Richards

Absent: Jamie Xu

10C BASKETBALL

Front Row: Henry Stevens, RJ Foster, Will Rogers, Nick Hartley

Back Row: Mr Tom Balshaw (Coach), Benjamin Liddy, Frazer Moloney, Joseph Carter

Absent: Jacob Dimmick

10D BASKETBALL

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Hayden Wall, Aidan Delaney, Xavier Borman, Matthew Trevethan

Back Row: Mr Peter Vorkas (Coach), Isaac Drew, Aubrey Forster, Thomas Parker, Lachlan Erikson, Mr Regan Womersley (Coach)

Absent: Samuel Palmer

9A AND 9B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Toby Clark, Jackson Voss, Luke Fitzpatrick, Jorge Makras, Lachlan Rheinberger, Riley Richards, Ruben Webb

Second Row: Mr Tom Kyle (Coach), Max Gosling, Javen D’Souza, Caden Clelland, Harry Kossaris, Lachie McGregor, Josh Economidis, Ognjen Radovanovic, Ms Rachel Nichols (Coach)

Back Row: Liam Maher, Angus Nicholson, Nicholas Abel, Wilson Griffin, Jack Saunders

9C BASKETBALL

Front Row: Josh McDougall, Patrick Warren, Cooper Stevens, Thomas Hoctor, Charlie Vedelago

Back Row: Mr Lachlan McDonald (Coach), Alexander Kassulke, Connor Whitby, Matthias Fick, Mr Tom Salpietro (Coach)

Absent: Corey Berther, Noah Staley

9D BASKETBALL

Front Row: Edward Alford, Jared Farrugia, Owen Davidson, Jonah Burke, James Wilson

Back Row: Mr Brandon Isaak (Coach), Joel Livotto, Aidan Behm, Callan McInerney, Mr Tom Deguara (Coach)

Absent: Jackson Meyer

8A BASKETBALL

Front Row: Fynn Gamer, Joseph Collins, Jackson Moloney, Jackson Rouhliadeff, Thomas Audet

Back Row: Mr Matthew McGrath (Coach), Nicholas Craig

Absent: Mason Honeyman, Jake Miles-Wrency

8B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Caden Griffiths, Blake Bishop, Mitchell Voss, Charlie Corrigan, Jake Fazldeen

Back Row: Mr Sam Korst (Coach), Flynn Brown, Sam Twaddell

Absent: Kai Asnicar

8C BASKETBALL

Front Row: Ewan Roberts, Rylan Castles, Callum McMahon, George Trigenis, Jack Stafford

Back Row: Mr Liam Hampson (Coach), Connor Moloney, Ethan Turner, Christos Nicolaou, Mr Riley Pownall (Coach)

Absent: Sebastian Paremain, Jack Taylor

8D BASKETBALL

Front Row: Lucas Whitlock, Daniel White, Thomas Wilde, Charlie Keay, Matthew Collyns

Back Row: Mr Henry Goodwin (Coach), Hamish McCulloch, Benjamin Pickering, Mr Michael Hughes (Coach)

Absent: Lachlan Allen, Isaac Lynch

7A BASKETBALL

Front Row: Kai Summerfield, Charlie Blyth, Jackson Dalrymple, Charlie Kerr, Tate Foster

Back Row: Mr Greg O’Neill (Coach), Harrison Huber, Christian Porreca, Cooper Long

7B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Harry Poole, Marco Miano, Flynn Diedrichs, Brodie Young, Lachlan Ebrington, Patrick McIlwain

Back Row: Mr Christo Vasil (Coach), James Humphries, Nicholas Humphries, Aiden Stoodley, Mr Tom Moses (Coach)

7C BASKETBALL

Front Row: William Green, Henry Oberhardt, Luca Vlamos, Lachlan Atkinson, Harry Innes, Lachlan Gorry

Back Row: Miss Bronte Pascoe (Coach), Tyler Clelland, Ewan McCarthy, Matthew Politch

Absent: Luke Caffery, Mr Brian Pascoe (Coach)

7D BASKETBALL

Front Row: Nicholas Sheahan, Arnav Kapoor, Matthew Sondergeld, Cooper James, Alex Bielen

Back Row: Mr John Holroyd (Coach), Max Blaser, Andrew Trevethan, Flynn Curtis

Absent: Dominic Andrews, Angus Harris, Harrison Starr

6A BASKETBALL

Front Row: Mitch Honeyman, Jacob McBrien, Lachlan Whaites, Hudson Bishop, Joshua Rheinberger

Back Row: Mr Adam Fry (Coach), Neo Pace, Christopher Caulfield, Harry Wallwork

Absent: Mr Aaron Honeyman (Coach)

6B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Darcy Woodger, Angus Meredith, Jakob Hunter, Jack Kossaris, Jay Gill

Back Row: Mr Adam Fry (Coach), Cooper Price, Ewan McCosker, Alexander Reid

Absent: Mr Aaron Honeyman (Coach)

6C BASKETBALL

Front Row: Oscar Tesch, Xavier Wincote, Bailey Sheridan, William Reilly, William Rogers

Back Row: Mr Matthew Wilson (Coach), Nicolas Ward, Gabriel Gagen, Samuel Greer, Clem Roberts, Henry Wright

6D BASKETBALL

Front Row: Daniel McPhee, Ryan Whipps, Callum Spoto, Luke Houston, Noah Lum, Oliver Jacobs

Back Row: Mrs Melissa Liddy (Coach), Thomas McCabe, Liam Martin, Max Andrews, Sean Kelly

5A BASKETBALL

Front Row: James Audet, Zachariah Moir, Oscar McCoola, Xavier Webb, Christian McIlwain

Back Row: Mr Steve Rouhliadeff (Coach), Jaylen Huber, Tom Davies, William White

5B BASKETBALL

Front Row: Charlie Clive, Reid Gapes, Rhys Peralta, Darcy Kerr, Harvey Thompson

Back Row: Mr Callum Hackett (Coach), Sean Warren, Jude Barnes, Ronan McMahon

5D BASKETBALL 5C BASKETBALL

Front Row: Jack Fidge, Archie Griffin, Lachlan Wood, Nate Lobegeiger, Wyatt Clelland

Back Row: Ms Barbara Dewis (Coach), Luca Agnola, Harrison Jones, Finn Dredge, Luke Judge, Samuel Keene

Front Row: Joshua Carroll, Henry Raddatz, Oliver McDonnell, Harrison Plozza, Tom Taylor

Back Row: Miss Kelson Lee (Coach), Zachary Cayas, Alexander Fraser, Finn Van Der Meer, Luke De Marco, Samuel Pauli

CHESS

Left to Right: Alexander Ilka, Sam Stenson, William Ilka, Max Eberhardt, Alex Wang

OPEN CHESS

SENIOR A CHESS

SENIOR B CHESS

Absent: Alex McDougall

INTERMEDIATE A CHESS

Absent: Harry Blaser

INTERMEDIATE B CHESS

Left to

Alexander Hulme, Patrick Bryant, Connor Whitby, Thomas Winn

Absent: Harrison Bryant

INTERMEDIATE C CHESS

Absent: Oscar Comino

JUNIOR CHESS

Front

Joshua Carroll, Jordan Barry, Yianni Katsanevas, Riley Gaffney, Eli Dunstan, Adam Kielenniva

Back Row: Turlough O’Neill, Jesse Livotto, William Dolphin, Jack Neate, Ryan Thomas, Reuben Wagels

Absent: Benjamin Lestani

Row:

Left to Right: Fionn Rossi, Sebastian Wilson, Nicholas Humphries, Blake Waugh, Lachlan Sturgess

Right:

Left to Right: Daniel Waugh, Thomas Hoctor, Christian Dang, Oliver Wills

Left to Right: Isaac Langford, Mitchell Droop, Jake Perrier, Alex Wang

Left to Right: Mason Luu, Aiden Lee, Harrison Wills, Ethan Bell, Thomas Stenson

1ST XI CRICKET

CRICKET

Front Row: Blake Muller, Harry Short, Joshua Smith, Isaac Lynch, Matt Short, Louis Henderson

Back Row: Mr Craig Stariha (Manager), Ethan Raymond, Tom Kinross, Peter Klaassen, Dale D’Souza, Jake Perrier, Mr Nathan Dufty (Coach)

2ND XI CRICKET

Front Row: Mason Luu, Gunit Singh, Luke Berridge, Aidan Meredith, Digby Timms, Dylan Crouch, Harry Wilson

Back Row: Mr Michael Dann (Coach), Aiden Lee, Oliver Timms, Harry Child, Lachlan Northwood, George Stokes

3RD XI CRICKET

Front Row: Samuel Cole, Caylum Roy, Adrian Rosso, Thomas Carey, Theodore Day, Jacob Blacker, Thomas Wilson

Back Row: Mr Rob Cole (Coach), James Livingstone, Joshua Whitby, Jack Scully, Lachlan Northwood, Will Stevens, Mr Josh Cole (Coach)

4TH XI CRICKET

Front Row: Oliver Cootes, Alexander Ilka, Benjamin Buchmueller, Joel Henders, Nicholas Marrinan, Connor Shelley

Back Row: Mr Jamie Mullins (Coach), Thomas Fitzgerald, Oliver Rae, Samuel Hannan, Lachlan Moffett, Darcy Roberts

5TH XI GOLD CRICKET

Front Row: Nick Halvorson, Murphy Woodger, Ryan Burge, Daniel Halligan, Tadgh O’Neill

Back Row: Mr Rob Jansen (Coach), Joel O’Reilly, Noah Walsh, Reece Jansen

Absent: Nikolas Charchalis, George Greenhalgh, Sachin Kalyan, Bradley Roulant

5TH XI WHITE CRICKET

Front Row: Nathan Farrelly, Thomas Stenson, Lucas Gough, Blake Davis, Isaac Farrelly, Ethan Bell

Back Row: Mr Michael Schouten (Coach), Jacob Gollan, Jayden Paterson, Vincent Schouten, Nicholas Kendall, Xavier Sauvage

Absent: Alessandro Iovenitti, Antony Thomas

10A CRICKET

Front Row: Baiden Parker, Henry Holt, Xavier Borman, Benjamin Liddy, James Reid, Ben Sciacca

Back Row: Mr David Short (Coach), Harry Wallin, Gus Godwin, Nicholas Fee, Frazer Moloney, Lachlan Reardon

Absent: Will Murphy, Mr George Myers (Coach)

10B CRICKET

Front Row: Henry Stevens, Thomas Trevethan, Benjamin Jeffs, Alex Cran, David Caffery, Luke Palmer, Harrison Egart

Back Row: Mr Neville Jeffs (Coach), James Haines, Sean Druery, Ryan Walker, Karl Kassulke, Aidan Delaney, Mr Mick Druery (Coach)

10C CRICKET

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Benjamin Blacker, Daniel Gagliarde, William Blyth, Nick Hartley, Joseph Donovan

Back Row: Mr Jack Blanchfield (Coach), Samuel Palmer, Matthew Trevethan, Luke Scully, Joseph Carter, Lachlan Friedman, Mr Aidan Dooley (Coach)

Absent: Henry Holroyd, Liam Rogl

Front Row: Aidan Sheahan, Ruben Webb, Toby Weston, Dimitri Horton, Liam McConville, Preston Wells

Back Row: Mr Julian Chinn (Coach), Zach de Bruin, Henry Zietsch, Javen D’Souza, Max Gosling, Benjamin Fingland

Front Row: William Ilka, Jackson Voss, Jack Carson, Alexander Kassulke, Michael Anderson, Michael Gordon, Benjamin Watson

Back Row: Mr Ross Whitby (Coach), Joe O’Neil, Lachlan Bremner, Wilson Griffin, Connor Whitby, Jack Perrier

Front Row: Ryan Andrews, Louis Anderson, Jack Stone, Patrick Bryant, Edward Alford, Max Wheatley

Back Row: Jonathan Alford, Noah Staley, Patrick Grigson, Jack Saunders, Josh Vincent, Will Clegg

Absent: Mr Dominic Coote (Coach), Mr Matt Watson (Coach)

Front Row: Jonathan Hazidavis, Blake Waugh, Alessandro Porreca, Oliver Box, Daniel Waugh

Back Row: James Grigson, Nicholas Pearcy, Isaac Greenaway, Cameron Wallis

Absent: Zane Laidlaw, Harry Moore, Mr Benji Lynch (Coach)

9 GOLD CRICKET

9C CRICKET

9B CRICKET

9A CRICKET

9 WHITE CRICKET

Front Row: Jose Sibi, Andrew Stamatiou, Conrad Hinds, Domenic Franco, Hayden Cox

Back Row: Mr Brett Hinds (Coach), Laurence Bluett, Peter Samios

Absent: Luke Watson, Caeleb Webb

8A CRICKET

Front Row: Mitchell Rieck, Benjamin Gomersall, Fynn Gamer, Cameron Bukowski, Mitchell Voss, Larry Clark

Back Row: Mr Stuart Hooper (Coach), Ethan Turner, Connor Moloney, James Sullivan, Thomas Rieck, Jackson Moloney

Absent: Mr Warren Dillon (Coach)

8B CRICKET

Front Row: Dean Basili, Jimmy Collins, Kieran Micheletti, Charlie Corrigan, Michael McCarthy, Alex Marsden

Back Row: Mr Sean Parker (Coach), Luke Waterson, Flynn Brown, Ben Hermiston, Benjamin Pickering, Ned Thomas

Absent: Charlie Burton, Mr Josh Fraser (Coach)

8C CRICKET

Front Row: Alex Marsden, Benjamin Randall, Noah Passaris, Vincent Avolio, Lachlan Allen, Nicholas Poole, Jack Stafford

Back Row: Callum McMahon, Rylan Castles, Alex Vasiliou, Hamish McCulloch, Lachlan McPhee

Absent: Mr Gus Clegg (Coach), Mr James King (Coach)

8 GOLD CRICKET

Front Row: Ewan Roberts, Brenton Peters, Cody Brown, Riley Lightfoot, Renny Cootes

Back Row: Heath McPherson, Hugo Browne, Samuel Muldoon, Ethan Walsh

Absent: Mr Patrick Coote (Coach), Mr Alex Druery (Coach)

8 GREEN CRICKET

Front Row: Bailey Lander, Jack Carlson, Joshua Butterfield, Kian Dumont, Ryan Hegerty

Back Row: Rory Bower, Riley Rigden, Joshua Moffett, Jack Richards

Absent: Harrison Murphy, Maxim Paterson, Mr David Murphy (Coach)

8 WHITE CRICKET

Front Row: Ronald Luu, Harry Hayes, Fletcher Bradford, Nicholas Greaves, Brodie Leahy

Back Row: Levi Weston, Patrick McLearie, Alexander Hulme

Absent: Peter Day, Sam Hocking, Sebastian Paremain, Mr Jack Honan (Coach), Mr Oscar Horton (Coach)

7A CRICKET

Front Row: Lachlan Colbert, Isaac O’Toole, Liam McGarvey, Mitchell Francis, Oscar Tanks, Henrik Frederiksen

Back Row: Mr John Godwin (Coach), Ned Godwin, Roman Dunne, William Vig, Charlie Kerr, Gray O’Neill, Angus Sullivan

Absent: Ronan Flaherty

7B

CRICKET

Front Row: Max Carson, Lachlan Colbert, Oliver Chalmers, Joseph Watson, Samuel Perrier, Harry Weule, Ryan Siebel

Back Row: Mr Damien Colbert (Coach), Samuel Rigby, Lachlan Ebrington, Tiernan O’Neill, Charlie Blyth, Lachlan Brown, Joshua Hollett

7C

CRICKET

Front Row: Charles Berridge, Morgan Staley, Andrew Trevethan, William Makridakis, Harrison Bryant, Henry Manning

Back Row: Mr David Hollett (Coach), Benjamin Crawford, Lachlan Gillett, Oliver Kennedy-Hinze, William Clark, Mr Rodger Manning (Manager)

Absent: Tiernan O’Neill

7 GOLD CRICKET

Front Row: Jake Brogan, Samuel Matthews, Liam Hathaway, Charles Cox, Oliver Heijo-Coogans, Spencer Griffin

Back Row: Mr Nick Halstead (Coach), William Keene, Thomas Anderson, Matthew Greig, Demitri James, William de las Heras, Lukas Dobbs, Dean De Marco

Absent: Mr Mackenzie Osborne (Coach)

7 WHITE CRICKET

Front Row: Darcy Smith, Leo Steeden, Ryan Bellinger, Joshua Hurren, Scott Boyden

Back Row: Bryce Laidlaw, Lachlan Reed

Absent: Patrick Hilyard, Arnav Kapoor, Hearvy Philip, Henri Williams Poulton, Mr Mitchell Cameron (Coach), Mr Oliver Kearney (Coach)

6A CRICKET

Front Row: Patrick Holmes, Lewis McMahon, Angus Meredith, Joseph Forster, Matthew Peachey, Hudson Donovan, Leo Dardengo

Back Row: Mr Cooper Brien (Coach), Sean Kelly, Lachlan Whaites, Henry Burton, Lucas D’Amore, Mitchell Millard

Absent: Mr Lachlan Kearney (Coach)

6B CRICKET

Front Row: Patrick Smyth, Benjamin Bingham, Turlough O’Neill, Hudson Bishop, Aengus Donovan, Noah King, Andrew Dickie

Back Row: Clem Roberts, Thomas McGraa, Ewan McCosker, Connor Nicholls, Callum Spoto, Max Green

Absent: Mr Simon Dickie (Coach)

6C CRICKET

Front Row: Tobie Gore, Max Knight, Matthew Cherry, James Harris, Xavier Wincote, Bailey Sheridan, Hamish Read

Back Row: Christopher Anderson, Edison Murnane, Samuel Greer, Luke Thornton, Charley Hegarty

Absent: Mr James Anderson (Coach)

6 GOLD CRICKET

Front Row: Samuel Mar Fan, Jackson Mantis, Darcy Spooner, Eoin Richards, Liam Curtis, Cooper Ryan, Jesse Wheaton

Back Row: Mr James Muldoon (Coach), Luke Phillips, Neo Pace, Greyson Harper, Jack Briggs

Absent: Mr Will Vokes (Coach)

6 WHITE CRICKET

Front Row: Leon Tom, Brock Balcombe, Jack Neate, Alexander Chan, Charlie Genders, Adam Kielenniva

Back Row: Jayden Rowland, Isaac Lerato, Alexander Reid, Mitchell Thompson, Henry O’Keefe

Absent: Joseph Wellspring, Mr Sam Brown (Coach), Mr Nathan Madden (Coach)

5A CRICKET

Front Row: Alexander Borger, Samuel Harris, Henry Raddatz, Patrick O’Neil, Harvey Anderson, Finn Rigby, Nate Lobegeiger

Back Row: Mr Rohan Dooley (Coach), Samuel Pauli, Darcy Kerr, Henry Muir, Oliver McDonnell, Jules Thomson

5B CRICKET

Front Row: Liam Forsyth, Lincoln Bradford, Max Donnelly, Darcy McGuckin, Joshua Gobo, Samuel Donnelly, Alexander Wootton

Back Row: Mr David McMahon (Coach), Hamish Neil, Ronan McMahon, Grant Crawford, Luca Strong, Thomas Longland

5C CRICKET

Front Row: Anakh Chopra, Riley Gifford, Zac Bonke, Elias Manolis, Oliver Truloff, Akshay Karthikeyan, Dean Arvoll

Back Row: Mr Nathan Whitby (Coach), Sebastian Collins, Samuel Keene, Koshal Mandhan, Marcus Burnheim, Ryder Childs, Mr Tim Hazlewood (Coach)

Absent: William Baer

Front Row: Jacob Phillips, Ollie Jones, Alexander Capaldi, Harvey Thompson, Lawson Phillips, Francis McCann, Angus Chalmers, Harry Dobbs

Back Row: Sean Warren, Luke Judge, Tom Davies, Hadley Holt, Jude Barnes, Oliver Clark

Absent: Mr Jack Challinor (Coach), Mr Miles Parker (Coach)

Front Row: Dante Zulli, Colin Lau, Patrick Garske, Lachlan Wood, Jai Bloxsom, Harrison Lee, Andre Tong, Reuben De Groot

Back Row: Riley Gaffney, Noah Harrold, Elijah Meyer, Reid Gapes, Elan Collier, Cooper Napoli Krombholz

Absent: Mr Hunter Gapes (Coach), Mr Alex Tornatore (Coach)

Front Row: Andy Stewart, Samuel Landmann, Zac Henry, Benjamin Lestani, Harrison Plozza, Declan Allis, Charlie Woodward, Charlie Boxer

Back Row: Mr Joseph Roberts (Coach), James Pearcy, Lachlan Thomson, Baxter Kennedy-Hinze, Ryan Thomas, Harry Woodward, William Dufek, Nicholas Cherry

Absent: Mr Trent Foster (Coach)

5 WHITE CRICKET

5 GREEN CRICKET

5 GOLD CRICKET

OPEN

Luke Berridge, Lucas Boylan, Jayden Bryant, Joshua Civitarese, Samuel Cole, Ethan Gyetvay, Daniel Halligan, Nick Halvorson, Reece Jansen, Ben McGregor, Jake Merrett, Hamish Muir, Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Caylum Roy, Sam Stenson, George Stokes, Andrew Vick, Sebastian Woolgar

CROSS COUNTRY

16 YEARS

Luke Barton, Ambrose Corbett, Harry Corrigan, Lachlan Friedman, Daniel Gagliarde, Thomas Halligan, Daniel Maccarone, Alex McDougall, Oliver Rae, Fiachra Richards, Terry Solomon, Thomas Stenson, Noah Walsh

15 YEARS

Michael Anderson, Thomas Audet, Finn Boylan, Caelan Campbell, Jacob Dimmick, Michael Gordon, Max Gosling, Nicholas Green, Patrick Grigson, Joshua McIlwain, William Mahoney, Ryan MartakisWebb, Luke Pascoe, James Reid, Samuel Stephanos, Thomas Trevethan, Ruben Webb

13 YEARS 12 YEARS YEAR 6

Nicholas Craig, Flynn Diedrichs, Jake Fazldeen, Tate Foster, William Green, Isaac Greenwood, Ben Hermiston, Alex Holmes, Harrison Huber, Alex Marsden, Patrick McIlwain, Heath McPherson, Jake Miles-Wrency, Christian Porreca, Kyan Simpson, Morgan Staley, Riki Taylor, Sam Twaddell

COACHES

Mr David Barton, Mr Matthew Conlan, Mr Tom Lonergan, Mr Brian Pascoe, Mr Jordan Roach, Miss Amy Roberts, Fr Saldie

Luke Caffery, Max Carson, Jackson Dalrymple, Mitchell Francis, Ned Godwin, Joseph Grigson, Benjamin Lawrance, Ziggi Lenarduzzi, Liam McGarvey, Noah Macquet, Henry Oberhardt, Harry Poole, Kai Summerfield, Nate Wallin, Seth Wallin

Christopher Anderson, Charley Hegarty, Patrick Holmes, Bailey Horvath, Akshay Karthikeyan, Gianni Laurito, Jacob McBrien, Christian McIlwain, Samuel Mar Fan, Mitchell Millard, William Rogers, Oscar Tesch, Xavier Wilke, Henry Wright

14 YEARS

Jakob Beaverstock, Larry Clark, Charlie Corrigan, Griffin Cullen, Caden Griffiths, Liam Gyetvay, Hugo Harrison, Connor Moloney, Jackson Moloney, Mitchell Rieck, Thomas Rieck, Ewan Roberts, Caleb Rogers, Jack Saunders, Luke Schaumburg, Isaac Solomon, Noah Staley, Cohen Stewart, George Trigenis, Ethan Turner, Lucas Whitlock

YEAR 5

Dean Arvoll, Alexander Borger, Charlie Boxer, Marcus Burnheim, Angus Chalmers, Charlie Clive, Will Colquhoun, Tom Davies, Max Donnelly, Samuel Donnelly, Hayden Eller, Charles Farmer, Jack Fidge, Lachlan Francis, Alexander Fraser, Samuel Harris, Jaylen Huber, Luke Judge, Maxwell Kwok, Cooper Lander, Samuel Landmann, Tane Leach, Declan Learoyd, Nate Lobegeiger, Thomas Longland, Elijah Meyer, Zachariah Moir, Oscar McCoola, Ronan McMahon, Alexander Solomon, Jules Thomson, Oliver Truloff, Sean Warren, William White, Charlie Woodward

1ST XI FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

Front Row: Terry Solomon, Anthony Karamihas, Oliver Shanks, Patrick Maione, Alessandro Iovenitti, Darren Muller

Second Row: Mr Terry Kambouris (Assistant Coach), Jeremy Goodsell, Luke Barton, Joshua Smith, Campbell Smith, Mr Tom Carnavas (Coach)

Back Row: Connor Walker, Tom Knowles, Adrian Adebiyi, Peter Klaassen, Will Kubler

2ND XI FOOTBALL

Front Row: Gabriel Mungarrieta, Rhys Nevis, Matthew Bowles, Patrick Maione, Seamus Rigby, Ben McGregor, Joshua Civitarese

Second Row: Mr Hamish Gorniak (Coach), Alessandro Pennisi, Peter Pertnikovs, Dian Lal, Lachlan Galbraith, Mr Joseph Iezzi (Coach)

Back Row: Connor Walker, Chris Collyns, Oliver Rae, Will Stankunas, Sam Cristina

3RD XI FOOTBALL

Front Row: Savvas Michaelides, Reece Jansen, Grayson Nicolaou, Alex John, Daniel Halligan

Second Row: Mr Vassili Stammes (Coach), Marcus Sountas, Thomas Carey, Matt Short, Seán Aukes

Back Row: Marc Fontana, Jack Ransom, Dominic Duskovic, Jackson Honeyfield, Harry Short

Absent: Lucas Avraam

4TH XI FOOTBALL

Front Row: Ollie Ruys, Zacharie Norman, Ryan Perkins, Bradley Roulant, Matthew Rolls

Second Row: Mr Michael Mascadri (Coach), Harry Wilson, William Lee, Xavier Sauvage, Alex McDougall, Mr Luke Perkins (Coach)

Back Row: Hamish Lorimer, William Bland, Lawrence Leotta, Massimo Mangifesta, Tom Parker

Absent: Oliver Bishop, Alex Fink

5TH XI FOOTBALL

Front Row: Harry Lenton, Sam Behm, Oliver Cootes, Nick Halvorson, Nickolas Sofios

Second Row: Mr Jackson Potter (Coach), Ewan McDougall, Nicholas Sterritt, Luke Berridge, Jayden Bryant, Isaac Farrelly

Back Row: Jacob Gollan, Will Stevens, Jack Daly, Vincent Schouten, Lucas Gough

6TH XI FOOTBALL

Front Row: Jeremy Carroll, Nathan Farrelly, Michael Gerrard, Ryan Burge, Owen Weston

Second Row: Mr Jarrod Koning (Coach), Sam Feenstra, Ashtan Edser, Lachlan Trembath, Nick Rowling (Chicago Exchange), Noah Walsh, Luke Skelton

Back Row: Mitchell Droop, Joshua Whitby, Jack Dunbar, Jayden Paterson, Harrison Wills

Absent: Luca Cotroneo, Henri Honeyfield

10A FOOTBALL

Front Row: Joseph Testa, Harrison Egart, Daniel Maccarone, Riley McNaughton, Matthew Goodsell, Levi Cootes, Gregory Corones

Second Row: Mr Michael Hollands (Coach), Tom Harris, Caelan Campbell, James Lewis, Francisco Adams, Sydney Mennie

Back Row: Ryan Walker, Jake Blackwell, Nicolas Manero

10B FOOTBALL

Front Row: Harry Corrigan, Joseph Donovan, Nicholas Drew, Isaac Langford, Ciaran Whitlock

Second Row: Mr Anastasi Stergou (Coach), Baiden Parker, James Reid, Joe Roche, Mr Costa Kambouris (Coach)

Back Row: Callum Lane, Ryan MartakisWebb

Absent: Nicholas Fee, Thomas Halligan, Ethan Horky, Jordy McGarry, Fiachra Richards

10C FOOTBALL

Front Row: Benjamin Blacker, Lachlan Theil, Dominic Rolls, Mason Prowse, Callum McGarvey

Second Row: Mr Jayden Woolaston (Coach), Arden Kruysmulder Forsyth, Alex Cran, Benjamin Jeffs, Declan Dunleavy, Sebastian Allan, Daniel Gagliarde

Back Row: Aidan Pedrina-O’Connor, Jack Cocking, Julian O’Loan, Lachie Phillips, Dakota Roles, Tim Papagiannis

Absent: Edward Gallagher

10 GOLD FOOTBALL

Front Row: Matthew Danen, Henry Barras, Nick Hartley, Tyler Castles, Matthew Ransom, Maxwell Shearer, Hugh Mulligan

Second Row: Mr Richard Danen (Coach), Connor Lys-Clark, Liam Harland, James Haines, Van Steeden, Mr Paul Mulligan (Coach)

Back Row: Jonah Campbell, William Thomas, Blake Lys-Clark

Absent: Keegan Bell, Liam Linnett

9A FOOTBALL

Front Row: Nicholas Kambouris, Flynn Reynolds, Wilson Griffin, Josh McDougall, Daniel Waugh

Second Row: Jackson Voss, Liam McConville, Aston Gapes, Nelson Rae, Ethan Webber

Back Row: Josh Vincent, Angus Nicholson, Cohen Stewart

Absent: Zachery Vedelago, Mr Anthony Sarramea (Coach)

9B FOOTBALL

Front Row: Jonathon Ikonomou, Jonathan Hazidavis, Michael Anderson, James Wilson, Yianni Keskinidis

Second Row: Mr Mohamed Hersi (Coach), William Visic, Harris Killips, Christian Dang, Ruben Webb

Back Row: Mitchell Egert, Alex Friedman, Connor Whitby, Charlie Vedelago

Absent: Benjamin Watson, Max Wheatley

9C FOOTBALL

Front Row: William Ilka, Toby Clark, Harry Moore, Thomas Hoctor, Blake Waugh, Minas Georgas, Ethan Hill

Second Row: Mr Antony Stamatellos (Coach), Oliver Box, Ethan Isa, Conrad Hinds, Corey Berther, Mr Mihali Kambouris (Coach)

Back Row: Caden Clelland, Harry Kossaris, Bailey James

9 GOLD FOOTBALL

Front Row: Thomas Kielenniva, Declan Curtis, Dominic DiStasi, Andrew Stamatiou, Jack Christie

Second Row: Mr Logan Fraser-Grant (Coach), Caleb Rogers, Dara Aukes, Cameron Wallis, William Lukin, Mr Luke Ellison (Coach)

Back Row: Isaac Greenaway, Lachie McGregor, Bailey Korander-Matheson, James Grigson

Absent: Ryan Andrews, Matthew Beames, Samuel Carroll, Zane Laidlaw, Ned Sukkar

8A FOOTBALL

Front Row: Jasper Chan, George Trigenis, Griffin Cullen, Rylan Castles, Mitchell Rieck

Second Row: Mr James Hermiston (Coach), Lachlan McPhee, Ned Thomas, Mitchell Voss, Jakob Beaverstock

Back Row: Thomas Rieck, Ben Hermiston, Alex Vasiliou, Christos Nicolaou

8B FOOTBALL

Front Row: Sebastian Paremain, Alex Marsden, Isaac Lynch, Nicholas Poole, Jack Stafford

Second Row: Mr Johnathan Crisafi (Coach), Callum Trembath, Noah Passaris, Matthew Collyns, Dean Basili, Benjamin Randall, Mr Alex Crew (Coach)

Back Row: Charlie Corrigan, Sebastian Bishop, Nico Vega, Vincent Avolio

8C FOOTBALL

Front Row: Eamonn Donovan, Renny Cootes, Riley Rigden, Lucas Frost, Rory Bower

Second Row: Mr Douglas Hoepper (Coach), Chase Suttle, James Weston, Brenton Peters, Mr Zeke Harris (Coach)

Back Row: Cruise McCaul, Joshua Butterfield, Gabriel Spina, Oscar De Tina

Absent: Rylan Kruysmulder Forsyth

8 GOLD FOOTBALL

Front Row: Ben Johnson, Jayden Wilson, Hayden Verschuer, Luis Rivaldo, Lachlan Sturgess

Back Row: Mr Douglas Hoepper (Coach), Matthew Smith, Kian Dumont, Maxwell Clark, Ethan Walsh

Absent: Bailey Lander, Ronald Luu

7A FOOTBALL

Front Row: Rohan Hill, Ashton Peralta, Ewan McCarthy, Alex Bielen, Jaxson Seipel

Second Row: Mr Billy Pavlou (Coach), Bede Earthrowl, Michael Fotinos, Lachlan Atkinson, Luca Ter Horst, William Makridakis

Back Row: Cooper Kelly, Ziggi Lenarduzzi, Jack Affleck, Louis Murnane, Matthew Sondergeld

7B FOOTBALL

Front Row: Nicholas Keskinidis, Dean Kaselakis, Charles Berridge, Henrik Frederiksen, Joshua Blum

Second Row: Mr Nixon Smith (Coach), Jake Brogan, William Green, Luke Caffery, Joseph Watson, Thomas Loch, Mr Hunter Gapes (Coach)

Back Row: Benjamin Crawford, Oliver Kennedy-Hinze, Daniel Walding, Daniel Egert

7C FOOTBALL

Front Row: Oliver Heijo-Coogans, Seamus Martin, Demitri James, Brock Anthony, Spencer Griffin

Second Row: Alexander Diakos, Leo Steeden, William Keene, Alexander Russ, Dean De Marco

Back Row: Mr Nathan Whitby (Coach), Tomas Gava, Charlie Hodgson-Day, Harrison Newman, Mr Tim Hazlewood (Coach)

7 GOLD FOOTBALL

Front Row: Matthew Bisson, James Tyas, Isaac O’Toole, Scott Boyden, Sean Donaldson

Second Row: Mr Jye Laarhoven (Coach), William Hohnke, Liam Nicholas, Ronan Flaherty, Gianni Chiarelli, Cooper James

Back Row: Caleb Ukubamichael, Joe Brazier, Gabriel Pavilion

Absent: Jowash Dissanayakage

7 WHITE FOOTBALL

Front Row: Gabriel Haddad, Maxwell Kilshaw, Oliver Wills, Luca Gutierrez, Lucas Vrijsen Fierros

Second Row: Mr Victor Alvarez (Coach), Darcy Smith, Luke Bonfiglio, Luca Jordan-Vieira, Mr Callym Dunleavy (Coach)

Back Row: Maxwell Lee, Sebastian Wilson, Bryce Laidlaw

Absent: Flynn Curtis, Rory O’Shea

6A FOOTBALL

Front Row: Samuel Mar Fan, Gianni Laurito, Patrick Holmes, Martin Beltran Mahoney, Leo Dardengo

Second Row: Mr Stuart Denigan (Coach), Liam Viney Gonzalez, Noah King, Leo Knight, William Rogers, Bobby Vedelago

Back Row: Anthony Duskovic, Lachlan Boustead, Henry Wright

6B FOOTBALL

Front Row: Daniel McPhee, Christopher Anderson, Benjamin Bingham, Rocco Faranda, Jordan Solomon

Back Row: Mr Hudson Rogers (Coach), Matthew Cherry, Jonah Nicolaou, Lucas D’Amore, Alexander Chan, Hudson Donovan, Lewis McMahon

6C FOOTBALL

Front Row: Jacob Taylor, Ryan Whipps, Liam Curtis, Aidan Aukes, Andrew Dickie

Second Row: Mr Matthew Wilson (Coach), Noah Lum, Conor O’Mara, Nathan Collins, Xander Rizk

Back Row: Hudson Rohloff, Remi Hall, Lachlan Whaites

6 GOLD FOOTBALL

Front Row: Leon Tom, Jackson Mantis, Wade Wildin Powell, Anthony Lestani, Nicholas Sountas

Second Row: Mr Julian Mascadri (Coach), Cooper Ryan, Daniel Gyte, Ilias Pantelis, Christian Orton, Mr Jacob Preston (Coach)

Back Row: Mitchell Thompson, Luke Phillips

6 WHITE FOOTBALL

Front Row: Eli Dunstan, Eoin Richards, Adam Kielenniva, Toby Wills, Jesse Wheaton

Back Row: Miss Chloe Adams (Coach), Thomas Hellyer, Spencer Head-Esdale, Isaac Lerato, Jayden Rowland, Jesse Livotto

Absent: Joseph Wellspring

5A FOOTBALL

Front Row: Paxton Tucker, Dallas Fisher, Finn Dredge, Colin Lau, Elias Manolis

Back Row: Miss Kirstina Dawson (Coach), Zac Bonke, Tom Taylor, Rhys Peralta, Luca Strong, Nikos O’Neill

Absent: Archie Griffin

5B FOOTBALL

Front Row: Daniel Wilson, Benjamin Lestani, Patrick O’Neil, Joshua Carroll, Frank Di Stasi

Second Row: Mr Speros Angeli (Coach), Ollie Jones, Cooper Turomsza, Finn Rigby, Mr Mitch Laarhoven (Coach)

Back Row: Marcel Colette, Luke Judge, Jai Bloxsom

5C FOOTBALL

Front Row: Kaiden Muir, Jacob Phillips, Sam Clark, Antoine Touma, Dante Zulli

Back Row: Miss Kelson Lee (Coach), Hayden Eller, Sebastian Collins, Jude Barnes, Noah Harrold, Nicholas Cherry

Absent: Andre Tong

Front

Back

Anakh Chopra, Cooper McCormack, Reuben De Groot, Neil Burge, Rocco Gutierrez

Mrs Nichole Rouhliadeff (Coach), Lachlan Thomson, William Dufek, Hamish Walters, Harrison Jones, Angus Chalmers

Absent: Ari Seefeld

Front

Back

Andy Stewart, Alexander Capaldi, Hugo Maradiegue, Yianni Katsanevas, Declan Allis

Mr Alex Tornatore (Coach), Francis McCann, Grant Crawford, Koshal Mandhan, Riley Bryant, Mr Alex Dang (Coach)

Absent: Sebastian Bonfiglio

Left to Right: Benjamin Pickering, Thomas Winn, Jordy McGarry, Jack Milner, Peter Klaassen

GOLF

Row:

Row:

Row:

Row:

5 WHITE FOOTBALL

5 GOLD FOOTBALL

RUGBY LEAGUE

1ST XIII RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Caylum Roy, Jack Horan, Adrian Rosso, Oliver Harris, Hamish Muir, Keiran Addley, Will Lawrance

Second Row: Mr Sinave Faitala (Assistant Coach), Benjamin Buchmueller, Dante Santos, Adam Winsbury, George Stokes, Oscar Donoghue, Mr Jon Buchanan (Coach)

Third Row: Aidan Meredith, Robert Agnew, Matthew Boxall, Tyler Harding, Luke Whitton

Back Row: William Johannesen, Jack Scully, James Livingstone

Absent: Cooper Brown

YEAR 10 RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Hayden Smith, Jesse Dickson, Ryan Whitton, Kristian Tornatore, Henry Holt, Jay Schlecht, Thomas Trevethan

Second Row: Mr Troy Whitton (Assistant Coach), Bailey St.Ledger, Joshua Bellinger, Harry Grant-Smith, Luke Scully, Ben Stockley, Theodore Grespos, Harrison Tippins, Mr Damien Pratt (Coach)

Back Row: Tommy Lawrance, Robbie O’Donnell, Samuel Carey, Jack Godwin, Gus Godwin, Lachlan Reardon

Absent: William Ramak

YEAR 9 RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Joshua McIlwain, Benjamin Watson, Jared Farrugia, Patrick Grigson, Dante Febo, Jack Harris, Luke Watson

Second Row: Mr Steven Livingstone (Coach), Jack Perrier, Oliver Kerr, George Binney, Lachlan Bremner, Mark Byerley, Mr Joe Edwards (Assistant Coach)

Back Row: Liam Meredith, Will Clegg, Tom Price, Aston Gapes, Flynn Thomas, Josh Vincent

Absent: Dimitri Horton, Declan White

YEAR 8 RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Aiden Jackson, Larry Clark, Louis Woodward, Benjamin Addley, Liam Gyetvay, Sam Hocking, James Pugh

Second Row: Mr Peter Fitzgerald (Coach), Riki Taylor, Connor Moloney, Ronin Begley, Kieran Micheletti, Cameron Bukowski, Daniel Taylor

Back Row: Jack Johannesen, Alex Vasiliou, Callum Lamb, James Sullivan, Hugo Crawford, Hugo Harrison

Absent: Jimmy Collins, Frasier Lay, Will Trevethan

YEAR 7 RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Alex Ragonesi, Nate Wallin, William Gallagher, Liam McGarvey, Benjamin Lawrance, Joseph Watson, Daniel Nolan, Zach Childs

Second Row: Mr Sam Harding (Coach), Max Downie, Joshua Hollett, Ryan Bellinger, Adam Beiers, Roman Dunne, Joseph Grigson, Mr Cooper Sauvage (Coach)

Back Row: Ned Godwin, Gray O’Neill, Tiernan O’Neill, Lachlan Gillett, Harry Higgins, William Vig

YEAR 6 RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Darcy Woodger, William Rasmussen, Hudson Bishop, Angus Meredith, Xavier Wincote, Christian White, Jack Buchanan, Max Knight

Second Row: Mr Callum Hackett (Manager), Nate Matulick, Turlough O’Neill, Sean Kelly, Clem Roberts, Bailey Sheridan, Max Green

Back Row: Luke Thornton, Edison Murnane, Samuel Binney, Connor Nicholls, Samuel Greer, Ewan McCosker

Absent: Mr Brad Ryan (Coach)

YEAR 5 RUGBY LEAGUE

Front Row: Taj Blackshaw, Alexander Borger, Harvey Anderson, Lachlan Francis, Lawson Phillips, Beau Poustie, Harvey Thompson, Taj Graham, Eddie Robertson

Second Row: Mr Nathan Booth (Coach), Ryder Childs, Henry Muir, Samuel Keene, Darcy Kerr, Mr Callum Hackett (Manager)

Back Row: Cooper Harris, Max Rakitovszky, Joshua Gobo

Absent: Eamon Cowley, Charles Farmer

RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Hamish Muir, Jack Horan, Patrick Cox, Adam Winsbury, James Livingstone, George Stokes, Oscar Donoghue, Dante Santos, Will Lawrance, Hamish McKee

Second Row: Tadgh O’Neill (Waterboy), Mr Paul Davey (Coach), Declan Ries, Robert Agnew, Tyler Harding, Adrian Rosso, Ethan Raymond, Gus Godwin, Oliver Harris, Mr Steve Bremner (Manager), Mr Michael Walsh (Strength and Conditioning Coach)

Back Row: Harry Ryan, Jake Perrier, Samuel Hannan, Lucas Boylan, William Johannesen, Matthew Boxall, Oscar Harris

Absent: Mr Craig Kassulke (Assistant Coach)

1ST XV RUGBY UNION

2ND XV RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Izaac Jenkins, Joel O’Reilly, Patrick Cox, Ethan Raymond, Harry Keay, Will Lawrance, Juan Rivaldo, Cooper Brown

Second Row: Mr Arthur Eustace-Earle (Coach), Nikolas Charchalis, Ethan Campbell, Nicholas Marrinan, Adrian Rosso, Harry Ryan, Adam Winsbury, Max Grant-Smith, Mr Mick Garske (Coach)

Back Row: Jack Milner, Aidan Meredith, William Johannesen, Jake Perrier, Jack Scully, Oscar Harris, Keiran Addley

3RD XV RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Juan Rivaldo, Nikolas Charchalis, Louis Caltabiano, Nicholas Phillips, Benjamin Buchmueller, Samuel Cole

Second Row: Mr Matt Smith (Coach), Luke Whitton, Joel O’Reilly, Izaac Jenkins, Jack Milner, Isaac Lynch, Mr Mark Redmond (Coach)

Back Row: Lachlan Moffett, Patrick Franco, Jack Scully, Angus Henning, Sam Redmond

Absent: Elijah Abraham, Kaiea Bridges, Jake Merrett, Caylum Roy

4TH XV RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Max McCaul, George Greenhalgh, Aidan Quinlivan, Tadgh O’Neill, Connor Benvenuti, Hugh Drummond, Murphy Woodger

Second Row: Mr Dan McHugh (Coach), Connor Shelley, Timothy Calvisi, Liam Swindells, Nic Chay, Caylum Roy, Mr Terry Gaffney (Coach)

Back Row: Jule Shrubshall, Thomas Fitzgerald, Elijah Abraham, Ethan Williams, Scott Jones, Jai Everding

Absent: Jacob Blacker, Kahika Hoet, Luke Whitton

10A RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Jesse Dickson, Henry Holt, Benjamin Liddy, Theodore Grespos, Ben Craig, Finn Dickson, Lachlan Friedman, Bailey St.Ledger, Hayden Smith

Second Row: Mr Matthew Levander (Coach), Louis Henderson, Harry Grant-Smith, Xavier Borman, Lachlan Reardon, Tommy Lawrance, Joshua Bellinger, Mr Scott Mains (Coach)

Back Row: Samuel Carey, Kristian Tornatore, Tom Twaddell, Will Reed, Harry Wallin

10B RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Henry Stevens, Jesse Dickson, Ryan Whitton, Henry Holroyd, Joseph Carter, Jay Schlecht, William Ramak, Alex Jenkins, Thomas Trevethan

Second Row: Mr Jack O’Hare (Coach), David Caffery, Harry Hannan, Charlie McDonald, Lachlan Friedman, Isaac Drew, Harrison Tippins, Aidan Delaney, Thanasi Keskinidis

Back Row: Samuel Palmer, Frazer Moloney, Jacob Dimmick, Finn Hanlen, Finn Boylan, Luke Scully, Paddy Perrier

Absent: Timothy Chapman

10C RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Henry Stevens, Alex Jenkins, Fraser Stone, Ryan Whitton, Charlie McDonald, Matthew Trevethan, Timothy Chapman

Second Row: Mr Patrick Thomas (Coach), Henry Holroyd, Hayden Wall, Luke Pascoe, Harry Jenkins, Robbie O’Donnell, Mr Fletcher O’Neill (Coach)

Back Row: Harry Hannan, Nicholas Green, Jack Godwin, Ben Stockley, Will Rogers, Isaac Drew

Absent: William Blyth, Ethan Gounder-Hogg

9A RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Alessandro Porreca, Dimitri Horton, Liam Meredith, Toby Weston, Thomas Boxall, Dante Febo, Jack Harris

Second Row: Mr Jon Winsbury (Coach), Declan White, Lachlan Rheinberger, George Binney, Flynn Thomas, Mr Eddie Harris (Coach)

Back Row: Henry Zietsch, Jack Perrier, Patrick Grigson, Lachlan Bremner, Joseph Wilson

Absent: Joshua McIlwain

9B RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Mark Byerley, Luke Watson, Hunter Gifford, Will Clegg, Luke Schaumburg, Jared Farrugia, Joshua McIlwain, Domenic Franco

Second Row: Mr David Grigson (Coach), Patrick Warren, Jack Carson, Tom Price, Alessandro Porreca, Oscar Ballen, Mr David Lowe (Coach)

Back Row: Edward Alford, Jack Saunders, Liam Maher, Noah Staley, Oliver Kerr, Jonathan Alford

Absent: Harry Blaser, Laurence Bluett, Matthias Fick, Jack Harris, Caeleb Webb

8A

RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Levi Weston, Larry Clark, Blake Bishop, Caden Griffiths, Cameron Bukowski, Will Trevethan, Aiden Jackson, James Pugh

Second Row: Mr Kirk Astill (Coach), Harley Wheaton, Daniel Taylor, Kieran Micheletti, Oliver Campbell, Riki Taylor, Liam Gyetvay, Benjamin Addley

Back Row: Jackson Moloney, Nicholas Craig, Callum Lamb, James Sullivan, Elijah Harris, Patrick White, Hugo Crawford, Connor Moloney

8B

RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Ryan Buck, Aiden Jackson, Elijah Harris, Jack Johannesen, Louis Woodward

Second Row: Mr Ben Cree (Coach), Callum McMahon, Ronin Begley, Peter Day, Ashton Taylor, Will Trevethan

Back Row: Oliver Campbell, Flynn Brown, Patrick White, Hugo Harrison, Kieran Micheletti

Absent: Ewan Roberts

8C

RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Lucas Whitlock, Maxim Paterson, Jimmy Collins, Ewan Roberts, Jack Taylor, Sam Hocking, Oliver Spragg, Malachy Cox, William Robertson

Second Row: Mr Harry Stanfield (Coach), Jack Richards, Christian Smith, Finn Prendergast, Patrick McLearie, Joshua Moffett, Hugo Browne, Sean Sleep, Mr Josh Mullins (Coach)

Back Row: Ethan Turner, Louis Woodward, Logan Roles, Karim Ross, Dominic Horky, Alex Vasiliou, Samuel Muldoon, Luke Waterson

Absent: Ethan Delaney

7A

RUGBY UNION

Front Row: William Gallagher, Angus Sullivan, Adam Beiers, Benjamin Lawrance, Lachlan Brown, Liam McGarvey, Max Carson

Second Row: Mr Jordan Roache (Coach), Andrew Trevethan, Ryan Bellinger, Luca Vlamos, Ned Godwin, Joseph Grigson, Charlie Kerr

Back Row: Harry Higgins, William Vig, Tiernan O’Neill, Lachlan Gillett, Anthony Sukkar, Gray O’Neill

Absent: Roman Dunne, Oscar Tanks, Miss Alisi Wilson (Coach)

7B RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Seth Wallin, Lachlan Gorry, Harry Poole, Nate Wallin, Zach Childs

Second Row: Mr Ben Lynam (Coach), Patrick McIlwain, Liam McGarvey, Charlie Blyth, Max Downie, Harry Innes

Back Row: Peter Phillips, Roman Dunne, Lachlan Gillett, Tate Seefeld, Joshua Hollett

7C RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Alex Ragonesi, Daniel Nolan, Oliver Chalmers, Henry Oberhardt, Harry Weule, Marco Miano

Second Row: Mr Dean Staley (Coach), Morgan Staley, Flynn Diedrichs, Oliver Hosking, Harrison Bryant, William de las Heras, Nicholas Sheahan

Back Row: Liam Hathaway, Brodie Young, Christian Porreca, Oliver Davey, Joseph Hoctor

7 GOLD RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Johnnie Nicolaou, Max Anastasia, Thomas Anderson, Lachlan Ebrington, Tom McCaul

Second Row: Mr Rohan McCaul (Coach), Thomas Maakestad, Lachlan James, Harvey Crawford, Joshua Hurren, Max Blaser

Back Row: Charles Ramak, Elliott Henning, Patrick Hilyard, Angus Harris

Absent: Paddy McLean, Matthew Politch

7 WHITE RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Luka Micheletti, Joel Lee, Samuel Rigby, Leo Fulton, Liam Little

Second Row: Mr Mark Stuart (Coach), Daniel Phillips, Toby Dixon, Aidan Hall, William Clark, George Moran

Back Row: Isaac Tippins, Harrison Starr, Joshua Wennerbom, Benjamin Perkins

Absent: Patrick Campbell, Lukas Dobbs, Arnav Kapoor

6A RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Darcy Woodger, Christian White, Hudson Bishop, Angus Meredith, Xavier Wincote, Turlough O’Neill, Jack Buchanan

Second Row: Mr Matthew Thornton (Coach), Cadel Absolon, Bailey Sheridan, Nate Matulick, Peter Gallagher, Max Green, Joshua Rheinberger

Back Row: Samuel Greer, Ewan McCosker, Luke Thornton, Samuel Binney

Absent: Henry Burton

6B RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Cadel Absolon, Jack Briggs, Joseph Forster, Patrick Smyth, Darcy Spooner, Alec Worrell, James Harris

Second Row: Mr David Harris (Coach), William Rasmussen, Matthew Peachey, Clem Roberts, Sean Kelly, Aengus Donovan

Back Row: Connor Nicholls, Samuel Greer, Callum Spoto

6C RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Harris Becar, Max Knight, Joseph Forster, William Fritz, Jonah Abraham, Darcy Spooner, Tobie Gore

Second Row: Mr Robert Gore (Coach), Edison Murnane, Edward Ryan, Jakob Hunter, Greyson Harper, Alexander Reid, Brock Balcombe

Back Row: Thomas McCabe, Neo Pace, Henry Williams, Henry O’Keefe

Absent: Jett Graham, Joshua Mahony, Callum Spoto

5A RUGBY UNION

Front Row: Taj Graham, Darcy McGuckin, Christian McIlwain, Darcy Kerr, Lachlan Francis, Alexander Borger

Second Row: Mr Paul Keene (Coach), Lawson Phillips, Beau Poustie, Ryder Childs, Harvey Thompson, Mr Ben Francis (Coach)

Back Row: Finnegan Staley, Samuel Keene, Harry Smith

Front Row: Eddie Robertson, Adam Vlamos, Elan Collier, Thomas Longland, Parker Speedy, Harvey Anderson, Charles Farmer

Second Row: Mr Ben Thurlow (Coach), Ronan McMahon, Samuel Pauli, Max Rakitovszky, Cooper Harris, Lachlan Wood, Hamish Neil

Back Row: Hadley Holt, Tom Davies, Oscar McCoola

Front Row: Charlie Boxer, Samuel Donnelly, Harrison Lee, Taj Blackshaw, Reid Gapes, Max Donnelly, Will Colquhoun

Second Row: Mr Nick Philips (Coach), Henry Ramak, Joshua Gobo, Henry Muir, Hamish Neil, Luca Agnola

Back Row: Ronan McMahon, Oliver Clark, Luke de Marco

Front Row: Eamon Cowley, Charlie Woodward, Jules Thomson, Henry Raddatz, Harry Woodward, Xavier Wilke, Riley Gifford

Second Row: Mr Harry Addley (Coach), Zavier Cordwell-Moke, Marcus Burnheim, Finn Van Der Meer, Rhys Doman, Mr Isaac Abraham (Coach)

Back Row: Isaac Bowen, Sean Warren, Thomas Allen

Front Row: Samuel Harris, Nate Lobegeiger, Liam Forsyth, Samuel Norris, Zayden Karam

Second Row: Mr James Muldoon (Coach), Charlie Clive, Zac Henry, Mr Will Vokes (Coach)

Back Row: Elijah Meyer, Alexander Fraser, Xavier Webb

Absent: Harrison Plozza

5 WHITE RUGBY UNION

5 GOLD RUGBY UNION

5C RUGBY UNION

5B RUGBY UNION

OPEN

Ethan Campbell, Max Eberhardt, Samuel Hannan, William Johannesen, Hamish Muir, Joel O’Reilly, Harry Ryan, George Stokes, Andrew Vick, Harrison Vig

16 YEARS

15 YEARS

14 YEARS

Ronin

Griffin

Oscar De Tina, Dante Febo, Caden Griffiths, Hugo Harrison, Aiden Jackson, Connor Moloney, Caleb Rogers, Luke Schaumburg, Cohen Stewart, Thomas Winn

13 YEARS YEAR 5 12 YEARS YEAR 6

Ryan Bellinger, Max Blaser, Tyler Clelland, Benjamin Crawford, James De Bruin, Joseph Hoctor, James Humphries, Nicholas Humphries, Jack Johannesen, Charlie Kerr, Christian Porreca, Riki Taylor, William Vig

COACHES

MANAGERS

Joseph Grigson, Benjamin Lawrance, Joseph Neil, Gray O’Neill, Daniel Walding, Brodie Young

Max Andrews, Martin Beltran Mahoney, Hudson Bishop, Luke Bukowski, Nathan Collins, William Fritz, Tobie Gore, Charley Hegarty, Kaelan Illidge, Oliver Jacobs, Nicholas Landers, Declan Lane, Ewan McCosker, Mitchell Millard, Matthew Peachey, William Rasmussen, William Rogers, Edward Ryan, Luke Thornton, Harry Wallwork, Wade Wildin Powell, Xavier Wincote

William Baer, Taj Blackshaw, Zac Bonke, Isaac Bowen, Wyatt Clelland, Grant Crawford, Will Colquhoun, Tom Davies, William Dolphin, Luke Faccio, Riley Gaffney, Harrison Jones, Ollie Jones, Luke Judge, Darcy Kerr, Cooper Lander, Thomas Longland, Francis McCann, Darcy McGuckin, Zachariah Moir, Lawson Phillips, Beau Poustie, Harry Smith, Harvey Thompson, Oliver Truloff, Paxton Tucker, Xavier Webb, Nathaniel Yates

Henry Barras, Will Lawrance, Aidan Quinlivan

Harry Blaser, Nicholas Green, Patrick Grigson, Jack Hewitt, Thomas Hoctor, Tommy Lawrance, Liam Maher, Tom Price, James Reid

Begley, Cameron Bukowski,

Cullen,

Ms Kerry Holland, Mr Guilly Santos

Miss Kirstina Dawson, Mrs Terri Dillon, Mrs Theresa Henry, Mrs Juanita Jacobs

TENNIS

1ST IV TENNIS

Left to Right: Ms Barbara Dewis (Manager), Harry Wilson, Joe Timms, Rory Kay, Callum Moses, Alexander Faccio, Mr Alex Joye (Coach)

Left to Right: Mr Michael Mascadri (Manager), Bradley Roulant, Luke Berridge, Sebastian Woolgar, Nick Thomas

Left to Right: Mr Michael Mascadri (Manager), Tyler Harding, Matthew Boxall, George Stokes, Lucas Gough

Absent: Sachin Kalyan

Left to Right: Mr Ben Stuart (Manager), Hamish McKee, Dian Lal, Dylan Crouch, Peter Prineas

Left to Right: Mr Ben Stuart (Manager), Theodore Day, Thomas Carey, Alex McDougall, Tadgh O’Neill

2ND IV TENNIS

3RD IV TENNIS

11A TENNIS

11B TENNIS

Left to Right: Mr Julian Mascadri (Manager), Samuel Stephanos, Lachlan Beake, Ethan Isa, Ben Jones

9B TENNIS

Left to Right: Mr Julian Mascadri (Manager), Sam Simmons, Bailey Korander-Matheson, Jack Stone, Michael Gordon

9A TENNIS

Left to Right: Mr Matt Pertnikovs (Manager), Will Clegg, Keegan Bell, Daniel Gagliarde, Thomas Kielenniva

Absent: James Lewis, Alessandro Porreca

10B TENNIS

Left to Right: Mr Matt Pertnikovs (Manager), Henry Barras, Finn Dickson, Jonah Campbell, James Reid

10A TENNIS

Left to

Mr Nicholas Halstead (Manager), Vincent Avolio, Adam Zanatta, Thomas Winn

Absent: Alexander Hulme

Left

Mr Nicholas Halstead (Manager), Malachy Cox, Oliver Campbell, Joshua Butterfield, Hayden Verschuer, Ronald Luu

Absent: Lachlan Sturgess, Nico Vega

Left

Oliver Simmons, Terry Solomon, Mr Shayle Korander-Matheson (Manager), Joshua Wennerbom, Christian Jones

Left

Rory O’Shea, Alexander Russ, Mr Shayle Korander-Matheson (Manager), Kiran JackPerez, Noah Macquet

Absent: Spencer Griffin, Demitri James

to Right:

7B TENNIS

to Right:

7A TENNIS

to Right:

8B TENNIS

Right:

8A TENNIS

Left to Right: Elias Manolis, Francis McCann, Koshal Mandhan, Mrs Maria Mascadri (Manager), Marcel Colette, Luke Faccio, Cooper McCormack

Left to Right: Reuben Wagels, Will Colquhoun, Mrs Maria Mascadri (Manager), Darcy McGuckin, Jules Thomson

5A TENNIS

5B TENNIS

6A TENNIS

6B TENNIS

Left to Right: Mitchell Millard, Anthony Duskovic, Mrs Maria Mascadri (Manager), Spencer Head-Esdale, Adam Kielenniva

Absent: Nathan Collins

Left to Right: Hamish Read, Luke Phillips, Mrs Maria Mascadri (Manager), Benjamin Bingham Absent: Sabastian Bailey

OPEN

Luke Berridge, Matthew Boxall, Kaiea Bridges, Jayden Bryant, Ethan Campbell, Dale D’Souza, Lachlan Galbraith, Reece Jansen, Peter Klaassen, James Livingstone, Hamish McKee, Jake Merrett, Hamish Muir, Jaxon Paterson-Wright, Matthew Rolls, Sam Stenson, George Stokes

TRACK AND FIELD

13 YEARS

Ryan Bellinger, Lachlan Brown, Oliver Campbell, Tyler Clelland, Nicholas Craig, Jake Fazldeen, William Green, Isaac Greenwood, Matthew Greig, Ben Hermiston, James Humphries, Cooper Kelly, Charlie Kerr, Patrick McIlwain, Heath McPherson, Jake Miles-Wrency, Tiernan O’Neill, Christian Porreca, Kyan Simpson, Morgan Staley, Oscar Tanks, Riki Taylor, Alex Vasiliou

16 YEARS

Elijah Abraham, Adrian Adebiyi, Michael Anderson, Luke Barton, Patrick Cox, Ben Craig, Gus Godwin, Will Lawrance, Benjamin Liddy, Alex McDougall, Daniel Maccarone, Aidan Quinlivan, Oliver Rae, Lachlan Reardon, Thomas Stenson, Harry Wallin, Adam Winsbury

15 YEARS

Finn Boylan, Caelan Campbell, Finn Dickson, Jacob Dimmick, Javen D’Souza, Max Gosling, Nicholas Green, Patrick Grigson, Dimitri Horton, Tommy Lawrance, Callum McGarvey, William Mahoney, Ryan MartakisWebb, Angus Nicholson, Joe O’Neil, Luke Pascoe, James Reid, Thomas Trevethan, Josh Vincent, Ruben Webb

14 YEARS

Ronin Begley, Cameron Bukowski, Larry Clark, Aston Gapes, Liam Gyetvay, Hugo Harrison, Callum Lamb, Liam McConville, Joshua McIlwain, Jorge Makras, Mitchell Rieck, Thomas Rieck, Jack Saunders, Luke Schaumburg, Noah Staley, Cohen Stewart, Ethan Turner, Harley Wheaton, Henry Zietsch

12

YEARS YEAR 6

Adam Beiers, Jake Brogan, Max Carson, Mitchell Francis, Ned Godwin, Joseph Grigson, James Humphries, Benjamin Lawrance, Liam McGarvey, Henry Oberhardt, Gray O’Neill, Harry Poole, Christian Porreca, Jaxson Seipel, Kai Summerfield, Luca Vlamos, Nate Wallin

Jonah Abraham, Samuel Binney, Hudson Bishop, Jack Buchanan, Nathan Collins, Lucas D’Amore, Jay Gill, Jett Graham, Remi Hall, Charley Hegarty, Patrick Holmes, Bailey Horvath, Sean Kelly, Noah King, Nicholas Landers, Ewan McCosker, Samuel Mar Fan, Angus Meredith, Mitchell Millard, Cooper Price, William Rogers, Liam Viney Gonzalez

YEAR 5

Harvey Anderson, Taj Blackshaw, Wyatt Clelland, Will Colquhoun, Hayden Eller, Charles Farmer, Jack Fidge, Lachlan Francis, Luke Judge, Darcy Kerr, Tane Leach, Nate Lobegeiger, Thomas Longland, Oscar McCoola, Christian McIlwain, Ronan McMahon, Beau Poustie, Henry Raddatz, Max Rakitovszky, Finnegan Staley, Luca Strong, Xavier Webb, William White

1ST VI VOLLEYBALL

VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Kaiea Bridges, Matthew Boxall, Matthew Conway, Thomas Buckley-Sammut, Jack Horan, Paddy Perrier

Back Row: Mr Greg O’Neill (Manager), Lucas Boylan, Jack Dunbar, Harry Rouhliadeff, Flynn Ballantyne, Joseph Mahoney, Elijah Abraham, Mr John Christie (Coach)

Absent: Mr Harshad Ghalsasi (Coach)

2ND VI VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Luke Whitton, Sam Cristina, Harry Ryan, Sam Redmond, William Pulsford

Back Row: Miss Erica Allen (Coach), Marc Fontana, Bailey Creevey, Jackson Honeyfield, Robert Agnew, Kaiea Bridges

3RD VI VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Joshua Civitarese, Louis Caltabiano, Rhys Nevis, Lachlan Erikson, Ben McGregor

Back Row: Ms Barbara Dewis (Coach), Will Barwick, John Caffery, Tyler Harding

11A VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Matthew Bowles, Callum Moses, Hamish McKee, Lachlan Galbraith, Hamish Muir

Back Row: Mr Alex Sullivan (Coach), Jack Dunbar, Patrick Franco, Henri Honeyfield

11B VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Owen Weston, Lachlan Trembath, Adam Winsbury, Seamus Rigby, Keiran Addley

Back Row: Mr Matt Lalor (Coach), Harrison Wills, Lewis Reid, Alex Fink, Riley Balshaw

10A VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Paddy Perrier, Ben Craig, Jay Schlecht, Nicolas Manero, Blake Lys-Clark

Back Row: Kristian Tornatore, Harry Rouhliadeff, Tom Twaddell, Callum McGarvey

Absent: Mr Harshad Ghalsasi (Coach)

10B VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Bailey St.Ledger, Finn Boylan, Gregory Corones, Nicholas Green, Isaac Drew, Charlie McDonald

Back Row: Callum Lane, Fiachra Richards, Theodore Grespos, Ben Stockley

Absent: Miss Anna Ghalsasi (Coach)

10C VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Arden Kruysmulder Forsyth, Ryan Whitton, William Ramak, Fraser Stone, Daniel Maccarone, Ethan Horky

Back Row: Mr Alex Poulsen (Coach), Jacob Dimmick, Elliot Poulsen, Hayden Wall, Luke Pascoe

9A VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Thomas Hoctor, Joseph Wilson, Matthew Forsyth, Jorge Makras, Thomas Boxall

Back Row: Cooper Stevens, Harry Kossaris, Nicholas Abel, Bailey Korander-Matheson

Absent: Mr Kealan Dunnett (Coach)

9B VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Joshua McIlwain, Declan White, Luke Fitzpatrick, Patrick Warren, Nicholas Kambouris

Back Row: Mr Michael Mascadri (Coach), Matthias Fick, Angus Nicholson, Lachie McGregor, Flynn Thomas

9C VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Christian Dang, Callan McInerney, Oliver Kerr, Lachlan Beake, Sam Simmons, Samuel Stephanos

Back Row: Miss Georgia Mills-Geer (Coach), Liam Meredith, Ned Sukkar, Joel Livotto, Corey Berther

8A VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Frasier Lay, Nicholas Craig, Aiden Jackson, Blake Bishop, Caden Griffiths

Back Row: Mrs Kirsty Keay (Coach), Callum Lamb, Sebastian Bishop

Absent: Harley Wheaton

8B

VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Kai Asnicar, Benjamin Addley, Liam Gyetvay, Charlie Keay, George Trigenis

Back Row: Mr Nathan Dang (Coach), Patrick White, Sam Twaddell, Christos Nicolaou

Absent: Isaac Lynch, Nico Vega

8C VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Malachy Cox, Joseph Collins, Thomas Winn, Finn Prendergast, Thomas Audet, James Pugh

Back Row: Mrs Leanne Addley (Coach), Griffin Cullen, Isaac Lynch, Oliver Campbell, Jackson Rouhliadeff

Absent: Matthew Collyns

8 GOLD VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Luis Rivaldo, Ashton Taylor, James Weston, Will Trevethan, Lucas Frost

Back Row: Miss Georgina Valencia (Coach), Gabriel Spina, Dominic Horky, Jack Johannesen, Cruise McCaul

7A VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Noah Macquet, Matthew Sondergeld, Thomas Loch, Luke Caffery, Christian Jones

Back Row: Louis Murnane, Joshua Wennerbom, Nicholas Humphries, Luca Vlamos

Absent: Mr Justin Feuerriegel (Coach)

7B VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Patrick McIlwain, Bede Earthrowl, Harry Innes, George Moran, Dominic Andrews

Back Row: Mr David Dixon (Coach), Ziggi Lenarduzzi, Tyler Clelland, Joseph Hoctor, Toby Dixon

Absent: Mrs Grace Wei (Coach)

VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Oliver Simmons, Daniel Nolan, Leo Fulton, Johnnie Nicolaou, Michael Fotinos, Liam Little

Back Row: Miss Kelson Lee (Coach), Charles Ramak, Harry Higgins, Jack Power, Joseph Grigson

Front Row: Oliver Wills, Alexander Diakos, Harrison Newman, Alexander Russ, Zach Childs

Back Row: Ms Jo McConville (Coach), Isaac Tippins, Angus Harris

Absent: Joshua Blum, Fergus Gledstone

7 GOLD VOLLEYBALL

7C

WATER POLO

YEAR 11 AND 12 WATER POLO

Front Row: Joel O’Reilly, Hamish Muir, Lucas Boylan, William Johannesen, Andrew Vick

Back Row: Harry Ryan, George Stokes

Absent: Nicholas Green, Tommy Lawrance

YEAR 9 AND 10 WATER POLO

Front Row: Luke Schaumburg, Thomas Hoctor, Patrick Grigson, Tom Price, Caleb Rogers

Back Row: Caden Clelland, Nicholas Humphries, Jack Hewitt, James Humphries

YEAR 7 AND 8 WATER POLO

Front Row: Caden Griffiths, Thomas de Brito, William Vig, Joseph Hoctor, Charlie Kerr, Joseph Grigson, Benjamin Lawrance

Back Row: Christian Porreca, Ronin Begley, Jack Johannesen, Thomas Winn, Hugo Harrison, Tyler Clelland

SPORTING REPRESENTATIVES

SENIOR SCHOOL

AUSTRALIAN SPORTING REPRESENTATIVE

Joshua Smith

MIDDLE SCHOOL

AUSTRALIAN SPORTING REPRESENTATIVE

Gray O’Neill

SENIOR SCHOOL QUEENSLAND SPORTING REPRESENTATIVES

Front Row: Andrew Vick, George Stokes, Lucas Boylan, James Livingstone, Joshua Smith

Back Row: Jack Horan, Peter Klaassen, Hamish Muir

MIDDLE SCHOOL QUEENSLAND SPORTING REPRESENTATIVES

Front Row: Mitchell Rieck, Nicholas Craig, Thomas Feenstra, Cooper Stevens, Thomas Boxall

Back Row: Nicholas Humphries, James Humphries

SENIOR SCHOOL REGIONAL SPORTING REPRESENTATIVES

Left to Right: Adrian Adebiyi, Harry Rouhliadeff, Jack Hewitt

MIDDLE SCHOOL

REGIONAL SPORTING REPRESENTATIVES

Front Row: Oscar Tanks, Thomas de Brito, Ethan Hill, Mitchell Rieck, Sebastian Shimizu, Angus Sullivan, Adam Beiers

Back Row: Charlie Kerr, Tyler Clelland, Thomas Winn, Caden Clelland, Henry Zietsch, Thomas Feenstra, Gray O’Neill, William Vig

JUNIOR SCHOOL REGIONAL SPORTING REPRESENTATIVES

Front Row: Harvey Anderson, Harvey Thompson, Darcy Kerr, Wyatt Clelland, Oliver Jacobs

Back Row: William Rogers, Charley Hegarty, Henry Wright, Wade Wildin Powell, William White, Patrick Holmes

Year 12

Robert Agnew

Guy Bacon

Flynn Ballantyne

William Barwick

James Battersby

Samuel Behm

Ethan Bell

Oliver Bernal

Luke Berridge

Jacob Blacker

Matthew Boxall

Angus Boyer

Lucas Boylan

Kaiea Bridges

Cooper Brown

Jayden Bryant

Thomas BuckleySammut

John Caffery

Louis Caltabiano

Ethan Campbell

Joshua Civitarese

Matthew Clark

Samuel Cole

Matthew Conway

Oliver Cootes

Bailey Creevey

Sam Cristina

Jack Daly

Jack Dommett

Dominic Duskovic

Maxwell Eberhardt

Isaac Farrelly

Marc Fontana

Jacob Gollan

Jeremy Goodsell

Lucas Gough

Max Grant-Smith

Ethan Gyetvay

Nicholas Halvorson

Samuel Hannan

Tyler Harding

Kahika Hoet

Jackson Honeyfield

Jack Horan

Alessandro Iovenitti

Reece Jansen

Izaac Jenkins

Alexander John

Scott Jones

David Kako

Sachin Kalyan

COLLEGE ROLL

Anthony Karamihas

Harry Keay

Joshua Kerr

Thomas Kinross

Peter Klaassen

Thomas Knowles

Will Kubler

Harry Lenton

James Livingstone

Isaac Lynch

Patrick Maione

Ewan McDougall

Oscar McGown

Benjamin McGregor

Millan McIntosh

Jack Meimaris

Aidan Meredith

Jake Merrett

Savvas Michaelides

Jack Milner

Liam Nepali

Rhys Nevis

Grayson Nicolaou

Timothy Nielson

Joel O’Reilly

Christopher Pearcy

Alessandro Pennisi

Jacob Perrier

Thomas Pham

William Pulsford

Ivan Radovanovic

Ethan Raymond

Matthew Rolls

Adrian Rosso

Bradley Roulant

Benjamin Ryan

Harrison Ryan

Vincent Schouten

Jack Scully

Anas Shitw

Harrison Short

Matthew Short

Gunit Singh

Campbell Smith

Nickolas Sofios

Marcus Sountas

Samuel Stenson

Alexander Sterritt

Nicholas Sterritt

Will Stevens

George Stokes

Jakob Ternel

Antony Thomas

Nicholas Thomas

Nicholas Townsend

Andrew Vick

Darcy Wade

Connor Walker

Alex Wang

Riley Wearne

Harrison Wells

Luke Whitton

Harry Wilson

Noah Woodger

Nathaniel Woolgar

Sebastian Woolgar

Andrew Worthington

Noah Zenonos

Year 11

Harrison Abel

Elijah Abraham

Keiran Addley

Adrian Adebiyi

Seán Aukes

Lucas Avraam

Riley Balshaw

Luke Barton

Connor Benvenuti

Oliver Bishop

William Bland

Matthew Bowles

Kyle Boyle

Frazier Brockett

Alexander Bryant

Benjamin Buchmueller

Ryan Burge

Timothy Calvisi

Thomas Carey

Jeremy Carroll

Nikolas Charchalis

Nicholas Chay

Samuel Chigwidden

Harry Child

Julien Chiruta

Isaak Collie

Christopher Collyns

Luca Cotroneo

Patrick Cox

Dylan Crouch

Patrick Cunningham

Blake Davis

Theodore Day

Christopher Djelovic

Oscar Donoghue

Mitchell Droop

Hugh Drummond

Dale D’Souza

Jack Dunbar

Joshua Eckersley

Ashtan Edser

Jai Everding

Alexander Faccio

Ashley Faranda

Nathan Farrelly

Samuel Feenstra

Alex Fink

Thomas Fitzgerald

Patrick Franco

Lachlan Galbraith

Zane Genrich

Michael Gerrard

Daniel Greaves

George Greenhalgh

Zachary Grinstead

Daniel Halligan

Oliver Harris

Oscar Harris

Joel Henders

Angus Henning

Henri Honeyfield

Alexander Ilka

William Johannesen

Rory Kay

Sean Kearns

Jacob Keay

Nicholas Kendall

Matthew Killips

Marcus Kuhlmann

Adam Lacey

Jose Lagrosa

Dian Lal

William Lawrance

Connor Leahy

Aiden Lee

William Lee

Alexander Lemon

Lawrence Leotta

Hamish Lorimer

Daniel Loveday

Mason Luu

Joseph Mahoney

Massimo Mangifesta

Nicholas Marrinan

Max McCaul

Alex McDougall

Hamish McKee

Dane Millington

Lachlan Moffett

Callum Moses

Hamish Muir

Blake Muller

Darren Muller

Gabriel Mungarrieta

Daniel Murphy

Zacharie Norman

Lachlan Northwood

Callum O’Connor

Tadgh O’Neill

Thomas Parker

Jayden Paterson

Jaxon Paterson-Wright

Brendan Paulsen

Ryan Perkins

Peter Pertnikovs

Nicholas Phillips

Wilson Price

Peter Prineas

Aidan Quinlivan

Oliver Rae

Jack Ransom

Samuel Redmond

Ethan Reid

Lewis Reid

Declan Ries

Seamus Rigby

Juan Rivaldo

Darcy Roberts

Caylum Roy

Oliver Ruys

Dante Santos

Xavier Sauvage

Harrison Sellwood

Connor Shelley

Tianze Shi

Jule Shrubshall

Luke Skelton

Joshua Smith

William Stankunas

Andreas Stavrou

Thomas Stenson

Liam Swindells

Digby Timms

Oliver Timms

Lachlan Trembath

Harrison Vig

Noah Walsh

Owen Weston

Joshua Whitby

Xavier Wiatrowski

Harrison Wills

Thomas Wilson

Adam Winsbury

Murphy Woodger

Yunqi Yang

Year 10

Francisco Adams

Sebastian Allan

Henry Barras

Keegan Bell

Joshua Bellinger

Benjamin Blacker

Jake Blackwell

William Blyth

Xavier Borman

Dylan Bouwhuis

Finn Boylan

Adam Buchhorn

Lachlan Burke

David Caffery

Chenchen Cai

John Campbell

Jonah Campbell

Samuel Carey

Joseph Carter

Tyler Castles

Timothy Chapman

Le Chen

Andrew Clark

Jack Cocking

Levi Cootes

Ambrose Corbett

Gregory Corones

Harry Corrigan

Benjamin Craig

Alex Cran

Joseph Cross

Matthew Danen

Aidan Delaney

Finn Dickson

Jesse Dickson

Jacob Dimmick

Joseph Donovan

Isaac Drew

Nicholas Drew

Sean Druery

Declan Dunleavy

Harrison Egart

Lachlan Erikson

Nicholas Fee

Aubrey Forster

Ryan Foster

Lachlan Friedman

Daniel Gagliarde

Edward Gallagher

Jack Godwin

Thomas Godwin

Matthew Goodsell

Ethan Gounder-Hogg

Travis Graham

Harry Grant-Smith

Nicholas Green

Theodore Grespos

Jianbo Gu

Gabriel Gutierrez

James Haines

Thomas Halligan

Finn Hanlen

Harry Hannan

Liam Harland

Thomas Harris

Eoin Hartley

Nicholas Hartley

Louis Henderson

Jack Hewitt

Henry Holroyd

Henry Holt

Ethan Horky

Benjamin Jeffs

Alexander Jenkins

Harry Jenkins

Karl Kassulke

Thanasi Keskinidis

Callum Lane

Isaac Langford

Thomas Lawrance

Lachlan Lea

Declan Leahy

Jacob Lenahan

James Lewis

Benjamin Liddy

Liam Linnett

Blake Lys-Clark

Connor Lys-Clark

Daniel Maccarone

William Mahoney

Nicolas Manero

Ryan MartakisWebb

Ephraim Martenson

Charlie McDonald

Jordy McGarry

Callum McGarvey

Darcy McLearie

Riley McNaughton

Sydney Mennie

Frazer Moloney

Hugh Mulligan

William Murphy

Robert O’Donnell

James O’Gorman

Julian O’Loan

Luke Palmer

Samuel Palmer

Diamantis Papagiannis

Baiden Parker

Thomas Parker

Luke Pascoe

Aidan PedrinaO’Connor

Patrick Perrier

Lachlan Phillips

Elliot Poulsen

Mason Prowse

William Ramak

Matthew Ransom

Lachlan Reardon

William Reed

James Reid

Fiachra Richards

Joseph Roche

Will Rogers

Liam Rogl

Dakota Roles

Dominic Rolls

Harrison Rouhliadeff

Jordan Russell

Jay Schlecht

Benjamin Sciacca

Luke Scully

Oliver Shanks

Maxwell Shearer

Hayden Smith

Terry Solomon

Bailey St.Ledger

Van Steeden

Henry Stevens

Benjamin Stockley

Fraser Stone

Joseph Sukkar

Joseph Testa

Lachlan Theil

William Thomas

Matthew Thompson

Joe Timms

Harrison Tippins

Kristian Tornatore

Matthew Trevethan

Thomas Trevethan

Tom Twaddell

Ryan Walker

Hayden Wall

Harry Wallin

Harrison White

Ciaran Whitlock

Ryan Whitton

Jiaqing Xu

Xinghao Yin

Year 9

Nicholas Abel

Edward Alford

Jonathan Alford

Louis Anderson

Michael Anderson

Ryan Andrews

Dara Aukes

Oscar Ballen

Lachlan Beake

Matthew Beames

Aidan Behm

Tobey Bernal

Corey Berther

George Binney

Harry Blaser

Laurence Bluett

Oliver Box

Thomas Boxall

Lachlan Bremner

Oliver Broten

Patrick Bryant

Jonah Burke

Mark Byerley

Dominic Byrne

Samuel Carroll

Jack Carson

David Cassaniti

Zachary Child

Jack Christie

Toby Clark

Will Clegg

Caden Clelland

Alexander Curley

Declan Curtis

Christian Dang

Owen Davidson

William Day

Zach de Bruin

Jude Devitt

Dominic Di Stasi

Ky Douglas

Javen D’Souza

Joshua Economidis

Mitchell Egert

Luke Exley

Jared Farrugia

Dante Febo

Thomas Feenstra

Matthias Fick

Benjamin Fingland

Luke Fitzpatrick

Matthew Forsyth

Domenic Franco

Alex Friedman

Aston Gapes

Xavier Gardner

Akira Garrett

Minas Georgas

Hunter Gifford

Hugo Godson

Michael Gordon

Max Gosling

Isaac Greenaway

Wilson Griffin

James Grigson

Patrick Grigson

William Gyte

Jack Harris

Jonathan Hazidavis

Ethan Hill

Conrad Hinds

Thomas Hoctor

Dimitri Horton

Zhen Huang

Jonathon Ikonomou

William Ilka

Ethan Isa

Bailey James

Benjamin Jones

Logan Jones

Nicholas Kambouris

Alexander Kassulke

Oliver Kerr

Yianni Keskinidis

Thomas Kielenniva

Harris Killips

Bailey KoranderMatheson

Harry Kossaris

Zane Laidlaw

Joel Livotto

William Lukin

Liam Maher

Jorge Makras

Tyrone Marcus

Liam McConville

Joshua McDougall

Lachlan McGregor

Joshua McIlwain

Callan McInerney

Charlie McMahon

Liam Meredith

Jackson Meyer

Harry Moore

Angus Nicholson

Joseph O’Neil

Gabriel Palacios

Lachlan Park

Nicholas Pearcy

Jack Perrier

Alessandro Porreca

Thomas Price

Ognjen Radovanovic

Nelson Rae

Flynn Reynolds

Lachlan Rheinberger

Riley Richards

Caleb Rogers

Peter Samios

Jack Saunders

Luke Schaumburg

Aidan Sheahan

Ryan Shelley

Jose Sibi

Samuel Simmons

Xavier Simondson

Lachlan Smythe

Noah Staley

Andrew Stamatiou

Samuel Stephanos

Cooper Stevens

Cohen Stewart

Jack Stone

Ned Sukkar

Utkarsh Tanwar

Flynn Thomas

Charlie Vedelago

Zachery Vedelago

Joshua Vincent

William Visic

Jackson Voss

Cameron Wallis

Patrick Warren

Benjamin Watson

Luke Watson

Blake Waugh

Daniel Waugh

Caeleb Webb

Ruben Webb

Ethan Webber

Preston Wells

Maxwell Wheatley

Connor Whitby

Declan White

James Wilson

Joseph Wilson

Henry Zietsch

Year 8

Benjamin Addley

Lachlan Allen

George Argyros

Kai Asnicar

Thomas Audet

Vincent Avolio

Dean Basili

Alexander Bearzatto

Jakob Beaverstock

Ronin Begley

Blake Bishop

Sebastian Bishop

Rory Bower

Fletcher Bradford

Cody Brown

Flynn Brown

Hugo Browne

Ryan Buck

Cameron Bukowski

Charles Burton

Joshua Butterfield

Cameron Byrne

Oliver Campbell

John Carlson

Rylan Castles

Jasper Chan

Yulin Chen

Larry Clark

Maxwell Clark

Jimmy Collins

Joseph Collins

Matthew Collyns

Renny Cootes

Charlie Corrigan

Jared Cosep

Malachy Cox

Nicholas Craig

Hugo Crawford

Griffin Cullen

Peter Day

James De Bruin

Oscar De Tina

Ethan Delaney

Dominic Dinh

Eamonn Donovan

Kian Dumont

Jake Fazldeen

Joseph Fewtrell

Lucas Frost

Jayden Fung

Michael Gallagher

Fynn Gamer

Benjamin Gomersall

Nicholas Greaves

Isaac Greenwood

Caden Griffiths

Sebastian Gutierrez

Liam Gyetvay

Elijah Harris

Hugo Harrison

Harry Hayes

Ryan Hegerty

Ben Hermiston

Riley Hewitt

Elijah Holroyd

Mason Honeyman

Dominic Horky

Thomas Huey

William Hughes

Alexander Hulme

Aiden Jackson

Jack Johannesen

Benjamin Johnson

Charlie Keay

Jed Kemp

Rylan

Kruysmulder Forsyth

Callum Lamb

Bailey Lander

Frasier Lay

Brodie Leahy

Riley Lightfoot

Ronald Luu

Isaac Lynch

Nicholas Malanos

Alex Marsden

Dominic Martin

William McCann

Michael McCarthy

Cruise McCaul

Hamish McCulloch

Douglas McLearie

Callum McMahon

Tiarnan McNulty

Lachlan McPhee

Heath McPherson

Kieran Micheletti

Jacob Miles-Wrency

Joshua Moffett

Connor Moloney

Jackson Moloney

Samuel Muldoon

Harrison Murphy

James Naylor

Christos Nicolaou

Sebastian Paremain

Noah Passaris

Maxim Paterson

Brenton Peters

Benjamin Pickering

Nicholas Poole

Finn Prendergast

James Pugh

Benjamin Randall

Lores Reggi

Joshua Reid

Ethan Rice

Jack Richards

Mitchell Rieck

Thomas Rieck

Riley Rigden

Luis Rivaldo

Ewan Roberts

William Robertson

Logan Roles

Karim Ross

Jackson Rouhliadeff

Xavier Sank

Weihan Shi

Sean Sleep

Christian Smith

Matthew Smith

Wyatt Smith

Isaac Solomon

Gabriel Spina

Oliver Spragg

Jack Stafford

Lachlan Sturgess

James Sullivan

Rowan Sullivan

Chase Suttle

Ashton Taylor

Daniel Taylor

Jack Taylor

Riki Taylor

Ned Thomas

Callum Trembath

Will Trevethan

George Trigenis

Ethan Turner

Sam Twaddell

Alex Vasiliou

Nicolas Vega

Hayden Verschuer

Mitchell Voss

Ethan Walsh

Luke Waterson

James Weston

Levi Weston

Harley Wheaton

Daniel White

Patrick White

Lucas Whitlock

Thomas Wilde

Jayden Wilson

Thomas Winn

Louis Woodward

Adam Zanatta

Year 7

Jack Affleck

Max Anastasia

Thomas Anderson

Dominic Andrews

Brock Anthony

Lachlan Atkinson

Adam Beiers

Ryan Bellinger

Lucas Bernal

Charles Berridge

Alex Bielen

Matthew Bisson

Max Blaser

Joshua Blum

Charlie Blyth

William Boehm

Luke Bonfiglio

Scott Boyden

Joe Brazier

Jake Brogan

Lachlan Brown

Harrison Bryant

Luke Caffery

Patrick Campbell

Max Carson

Oliver Chalmers

Gianni Chiarelli

Zach Childs

Samuel Chiplin

William Clark

Tyler Clelland

Lachlan Colbert

Oscar Comino

Charles Cox

Benjamin Crawford

Harvey Crawford

Flynn Curtis

Jackson Dalrymple

Sidney Dangerfield

Oliver Davey

Thomas de Brito

William de las Heras

Dean De Marco

Alexander Diakos

Flynn Diedrichs

Jowash Dissanayakage

Toby Dixon

Lukas Dobbs

Sean Donaldson

Max Downie

Roman Dunne

Bede Earthrowl

Lachlan Ebrington

Daniel Egert

Samuel Fewtrell

Ronan Flaherty

Tate Foster

Michael Fotinos

Mitchell Francis

Henrik Frederiksen

Leo Fulton

William Gallagher

Taiga Garrett

Tomas Gava

Lachlan Gillett

Fergus Gledstone

Ned Godwin

Will Godwin

Lachlan Gorry

William Green

Matthew Greig

Spencer Griffin

Joseph Grigson

Luca Gutierrez

Gabriel Haddad

James Hainge

Aidan Hall

Angus Harris

Liam Hathaway

Oliver Heijo-Coogans

Elliott Henning

Harry Higgins

Rohan Hill

Patrick Hilyard

Joseph Hoctor

Charlie Hodgson-Day

William Hohnke

Joshua Hollett

Alex Holmes

Oliver Hosking

Harrison Huber

James Humphries

Nicholas Humphries

Joshua Hurren

Harry Innes

Kiran JackPerez

Cooper James

Demitri James

Lachlan James

Christian Jones

Luca Jordan-Vieira

Arnav Kapoor

Stelio Karonis

Dean Kaselakis

Spiros Katsanevas

William Keene

Cooper Kelly

Oliver Kennedy-Hinze

Charles Kerr

Nicholas Keskinidis

Maxwell Kilshaw

Alec Klages

Bryce Laidlaw

Benjamin Lawrance

Joel Lee

Maxwell Lee

Ziggi Lenarduzzi

Liam Little

Dylan Llewellyn

Thomas Loch

Cooper Long

Remy Loone

Thomas Maakestad

Noah Macquet

William Makridakis

Henry Manning

Seamus Martin

Samuel Matthews

Ewan McCarthy

Tom McCaul

Liam McGarvey

Patrick McIlwain

Patrick McLean

Blaise Mellifont

Benedict Mellish

Marco Miano

Luka Micheletti

George Moran

Lukas Muir

Louis Murnane

Joseph Neil

Harrison Newman

Liam Nicholas

Johnnie Nicolaou

Daniel Nolan

Henry Oberhardt

Sebastian O’Brien

Gray O’Neill

Tiernan O’Neill

Rory O’Shea

Isaac O’Toole

Gabriel Pavilion

Ashton Peralta

Benjamin Perkins

Samuel Perrier

Hearvy Philip

Daniel Phillips

Peter Phillips

Matthew Politch

Harry Poole

Christian Porreca

John Power

Alex Ragonesi

Charles Ramak

Lachlan Reed

Samuel Rigby

Fionn Rossi

Alexander Russ

Tate Seefeld

Jaxson Seipel

Nicholas Sheahan

Sebastian Shimizu

Oliver Simmons

Kyan Simpson

Darcy Smith

Terry Solomon

Matthew Sondergeld

Morgan Staley

Harrison Starr

Leo Steeden

Joel Stephens

Aiden Stoodley

Anthony Sukkar

Angus Sullivan

Kai Summerfield

Oscar Tanks

Luca Ter Horst

Brendan Thompson

Isaac Tippins

Tayt Toia

Andrew Trevethan

James Tyas

Caleb Ukubamichael

William Vig

Jack Visic

Luca Vlamos

Lucas Vrijsen Fierros

Daniel Walding

Nate Wallin

Seth Wallin

Joseph Watson

Joshua Wennerbom

Harry Weule

Henri Williams Poulton

Oliver Wills

Sebastian Wilson

Brodie Young

Year 6

Jonah Abraham

Cadel Absolon

Christopher Anderson

Jacob Anderson

Max Andrews

Aidan Aukes

Sabastian Bailey

Brock Balcombe

Hayden Ballantyne

Jordan Barry

Harris Becar

Martin Beltran Mahoney

Benjamin Bingham

Samuel Binney

Hudson Bishop

Lachlan Boustead

Jack Briggs

Jack Buchanan

Luke Bukowski

Henry Burton

Nicholas Byrne

Christopher Caulfield

Daniel Cayas

Alexander Chan

Matthew Cherry

Alexander Collins

Nathan Collins

Liam Curtis

Lucas D’Amore

Leo Dardengo

Andrew Dickie

Aengus Donovan

Hudson Donovan

Oscar Dowling

Eli Dunstan

Anthony Duskovic

Rocco Faranda

Lucas Fleming

Joseph Forster

William Fritz

Dylan Fryga

Gabriel Gagen

Peter Gallagher

Charlie Genders

Jay Gill

Tobie Gore

Jett Graham

Max Green

Samuel Greer

Daniel Gyte

Remi Hall

Thomas Hamill

Greyson Harper

James Harris

Spencer Head-Esdale

Charley Hegarty

Thomas Hellyer

Patrick Holmes

Mitch Honeyman

Bailey Horvath

Luke Houston

Maxwell Hudson

Jakob Hunter

Kaelan Illidge

Oliver Jacobs

Brandon Jason

Nikolas Katakis

Sean Kelly

Adam Kielenniva

Noah King

Leo Knight

Max Knight

Willem Kooij

Jack Kossaris

Nicholas Landers

Declan Lane

Gianni Laurito

Isaac Lerato

Anthony Lestani

Jesse Livotto

Patrick Long

Noah Lum

Joshua Mahony

Jackson Mantis

Samuel Mar Fan

Liam Martin

Nate Matulick

Jacob McBrien

Thomas McCabe

Ewan McCosker

Thomas McGraa

Lewis McMahon

Daniel McPhee

Angus Meredith

Mitchell Millard

Dante Monteverde

Edison Murnane

Thomas Naylor

Jack Neate

Connor Nicholls

Jonah Nicolaou

Henry O’Keefe

Conor O’Mara

Turlough O’Neill

Christian Orton

Neo Pace

Ilias Pantelis

Ethan Park

Matthew Peachey

Luke Phillips

Cooper Price

William Quincey

William Rasmussen

Hamish Read

Alexander Reid

Conall Reid

William Reilly

Joshua Rheinberger

Eoin Richards

Xander Rizk

Clem Roberts

William Rogers

Hudson Rohloff

Hugo Rossi

Jayden Rowland

Cooper Ryan

Edward Ryan

Sebastian Sank

Bailey Sheridan

Patrick Smyth

Jordan Solomon

Nicholas Sountas

Darcy Spooner

Callum Spoto

Jacob Taylor

Oscar Tesch

Mitchell Thompson

Luke Thornton

Leon Tom

Zen Tukavkin

Bobby Vedelago

Liam Viney Gonzalez

Harry Wallwork

Nicolas Ward

Jack Watkins

Joseph Wellspring

Lachlan Whaites

Jesse Wheaton

Ryan Whipps

Christian White

Wade Wildin Powell

Henry Williams

Toby Wills

Xavier Wincote

Darcy Woodger

Alexander Worrell

Henry Wright

Year 5

Luca Agnola

Thomas Allen

Declan Allis

Harvey Anderson

Dean Arvoll

James Audet

William Baer

Jude Barnes

Taj Blackshaw

Jai Bloxsom

Sebastian Bonfiglio

Zac Bonke

Alexander Borger

Isaac Bowen

Charlie Boxer

Lincoln Bradford

Riley Bryant

Neil Burge

Marcus Burnheim

Alexander Capaldi

Joshua Carroll

Zachary Cayas

Angus Chalmers

Nicholas Cherry

Ryder Childs

Anakh Chopra

Oliver Clark

Samuel Clark

Wyatt Clelland

Charlie Clive

Marcel Colette

Elan Collier

Sebastian Collins

Will Colquhoun

Zavier Cordwell-Moke

Eamon Cowley

Grant Crawford

Thomas Daly

Thomas Davies

Reuben de Groot

Luke De Marco

Frank Di Stasi

Kevin Dinh

Harry Dobbs

William Dolphin

Rhys Doman

Max Donnelly

Samuel Donnelly

Finn Dredge

William Dufek

Hayden Eller

Luke Faccio

Charles Farmer

Jack Fidge

Dallas Fisher

Liam Forsyth

Lachlan Francis

Alexander Fraser

Riley Gaffney

Reid Gapes

Patrick Garske

Riley Gifford

Joshua Gobo

Taj Graham

Archie Griffin

Rocco Gutierrez

Cooper Harris

Samuel Harris

Noah Harrold

Zac Henry

Hadley Holt

Jaylen Huber

Jacob James

Declan Jones

Harrison Jones

Ollie Jones

Luke Judge

Zayden Karam

Akshay Karthikeyan

Yianni Katsanevas

Samuel Keene

Baxter Kennedy-Hinze

Darcy Kerr

Maxwell Kwok

Cooper Lander

Samuel Landmann

Colin Lau

William Law

Tane Leach

Declan Learoyd

Harrison Lee

Benjamin Lestani

Nathan Lobegeiger

Matthew Long

Thomas Longland

Lachlan Mackenzie

Koshal Mandhan

Elias Manolis

Hugo Maradiegue

Francis McCann

Oscar McCoola

Cooper McCormack

Oliver McDonnell

Darcy McGuckin

Christian McIlwain

Ronan McMahon

Elijah Meyer

Lachlan Mitchell

Henry Muir

Kaiden Muir

Cooper Napoli

Krombholz

Hamish Neil

Samuel Norris

Patrick O’Neil

Nikos O’Neill

Samuel Pauli

James Pearcy

Rhys Peralta

Jacob Phillips

Lawson Phillips

Harrison Plozza

Beau Poustie

Henry Raddatz

Max Rakitovszky

Henry Ramak

Finn Rigby

Edward Robertson

Ari Seefeld

Davis Shibu

Harry Smith

Christian Snell

Alexander Solomon

Parker Speedy

Finnegan Staley

Andreas Stewart

Luca Strong

Tom Taylor

Ryan Thomas

Harvey Thompson

Jules Thomson

Lachlan Thomson

Andre Tong

Antoine Touma

Talen Tran

Oliver Truloff

Paxton Tucker

Cooper Turomsza

Finn van der Meer

Reuben Wagels

Hamish Walters

Sean Warren

Xavier Webb

William White

Xavier Wilke

Daniel Wilson

Liam Wong

Lachlan Wood

Charlie Woodward

Harry Woodward

Alexander Wootton

Nathaniel Yates

Dante Zulli

Striving for excellence in boys’ education as an Augustinian community one in mind and heart on the way towards God.

STAFF FAREWELL

Mr Ben Thurlow – (2019) Support Staff

Mr John Westphal – (2016) Support Staff