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Term 1 — Week 10/10 

Friday, 30 March 2012 

From the DA‟s Office 

Redbacks win 4 flags 

The Redbacks won 11 and lost 6 finals in a tough Finals round. OC won 4 

premierships with another flag up for grabs yesterday at St. Paul‟s (1sts Volleyball). 

The Redbacks lost 4 Grand Finals. 

 

 

 

 

OC Tennis finished the season on a high with 3 wins and no losses. The 

Firsts won a cliff hanger. 

OC Volleyball won 3 flags, none more satisfying than the Year 8s,the only 

team to pinch a premiership from 2 nd spot 

OC Basketball could not convert a great season into silverware with both the 

8s and 9s unable to topple JPC. The Year 8 match was the most exciting 

Grand Final of the round and went down to the wire 

The Year 9 cricketers won a flag and the First XI consolidated third spot on 

the ladder with a comfortable win over WMAC. 

Congratulations to our Premier teams: 

Year 8 Volleyball coached by Shaun Griggs 

Year 9 Volleyball coached by Lauren Noble and managed by Ingrid Pride 

2nds Volleyball coached by Ashley Noble and managed by Peter Hoens 

Year 9 Cricket coached by Eli Gilfedder 

The Redbacks finished just three points behind JPC for the title of TAS champion 

school in Term 1: 

 

 

 

Champion School: Volleyball & Cricket 

3 rd in Basketball 

5 th in Tennis 

A great start to the year for the mighty Redbacks. Congratulations to every player 

who represented Ormiston College this season. 

Many thanks to our Coordinators, Brian Parsons (Volleyball), Sandra Middleton 

(Swimming), Wayne Jarrett (Basketball), Fraser Bolton (Cricket) and Helen Glasson 

(Tennis) for their leadership and to their panels of coaches and managers as well 

as the many Support Groups and volunteers who support our teams. 

WMAC has been relegated to Red Division in 2013 and St John‟s Forest Lake 

promoted for the first time into Blue Division.

The Redback Reporter Term 1 — Week 10/10 

SEASON SUMMARY 

Sport 2012 2012 SR SR SR SR SR SR SR 

Wins Losses 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2011 

Basketball 22 13 56% 45% 57% 33% 50% 58% 63% 

Tennis 11 17 44% 33% 31% 48% 53% 44% 39% 

Cricket 21 9 63% 69% 60% 76% 70% 63% 70% 

Volleyball 31 3 84% 87% 71% 85% 83% 83% 91% 

The SR (Strike Rate) refers to the percentage of games won throughout the season. OC Volleyball 

continues to dominate with an amazing 91% strike rate and only three losses for the whole season. 

Overall the Redbacks enjoyed an outstanding 67% strike rate over all 4 sports. 

TERM 1 SEASON SUMMARY 

SPORT TEAM Position Position Position Position 

in 2009 in 2010 in 2011 in 2012 

BASKETBALL Year 8 3 rd 5 th 2 nd 2 nd 

Year 9 5 th 7 th 5 th 2 nd 

Year 10 5 th 3 rd 4 th 4 th 

2nds 4 th 4 th 2 nd 3 rd 

Firsts 4 th 3 rd 4 th 5 th 

TENNIS Year 8 4 th 6 th 4 th 7 th 

Year 9 2 nd 5 th 7 th 5 th 

Year 10 Premiers Premiers 3 rd 7 th 

2nds 5 th 4 th Premiers 3 rd 

Firsts 5 th 5 th 6 th 3 rd 

CRICKET Year 8 Premiers 5 th 6 th 2 nd 

Year 9 2 nd Premiers 4 th Premiers 

Year 10 2 nd Premiers 2 nd 3 rd 

2nd XI 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 

First XI 3 rd 4 th 3 rd 3 rd 

VOLLEYBALL Year 8 Premiers 2 nd Premiers Premiers 

Year 9 2 nd Premiers 2 nd Premiers 

Year 10 Premiers 2 nd Premiers 2 nd 

2nds Premiers 2 nd 2 nd Premiers 

Firsts 2 nd Premiers Premiers 

Next Season 

The Term 2 season starts on April 21 with home practice games against St. Columban‟s. 

In Trimester 2, girls will be playing Netball and Hockey and boys will be playing Rugby and Tennis. 

We are seeking team managers and scorers. 

Greg Cudmore 

(Director of Activities) 

Page 2 SPORTS INFORMATION LINE 3821 8986


TERM 1 FINALS RESULTS 

SPORT AGE OPPOSITION Play off for Score Result 

CRICKET Year 8 St. Paul‟s 1st 98 v 6/99 Loss 

Year 9 Canterbury 1 st 7/40 v 38 Win 

Year 10 St Columbans 3 rd Forfeit Win 

2nd XI Canterbury 3 rd 5/104 v 4/105 Loss 

First XI WMAC 3 rd 110 v 59 Win 

VOLLEYBALL Year 8 CHAC 1st 2 v 1 Win 

Year 9 St. Columban‟s 1 st 3 v 0 Win 

Year 10 CHAC 1 st 0 v 2 Loss 

2nds CHAC 1 st 3 v 0 Win 

Firsts St. Paul‟s 1 st Postponed Thursday 

TENNIS Year 8 No game 

Year 9 Canterbury 5 th Forfeit Win 

Year 10 No game 

2nds St. Columban‟s 3 rd 6/36 v 0/13 Win 

Firsts Canterbury 3 rd 3/28 v 3/26 Win 

BASKETBALL Year 8 JPC 1 st 33 v 36 Loss 

Year 9 JPC 1 st 33 v 45 Loss 

Year 10 St. Paul‟s 3 rd 24 v 46 Loss 

2nds CHAC 3 rd 31 v 17 Win 

Firsts CHAC 5 th 38 v 28 Win 

Ormiston College Sails to Victory 

Victorious in five out of five races again last weekend, our team finished Term one as School Team- 

Racing Division Champions. 

The best team-racing competitors combine boat speed with a thorough knowledge of the rules, to 

manoeuver their boats through a series of “white-knuckle” race situations. The skipper must have 

the ability to quickly analyse situations on the water and react to them. With so much happening at 

once, skippers and crew must have a heightened awareness of what is going on around them and 

be able to react to it instantly. 

The skippers race not only their own sailboat, but in team-racing they must be aware of and 

coordinate the other two boats in the team. This not only requires great boat-handling skills and 

crew coordination but an ability to predict opponent‟s moves. 

The best teams combine these qualities with a „sixth sense‟ bred from familiarity between the crew 

members; an attribute which delineates the greatest of competitors. Not surprisingly, the principle 

idea behind team racing is that individual success is subservient to the performance of the team as a 

whole. Rather than counting boat scores, the aggregate score of the team is counted; with the team 

with the lowest score winning the competition. 

So with the conclusion of the Term One Team-Racing competition, it is with enormous pride that we 

acknowledge our skippers and crews in Ormiston Sailing. Congratulations Ormiston, you have 

sailed and raced with conviction and determination equal to the best observed in all divisions of 

racing.OC Sailing‟s next challenge will be the Queensland State Championships held during the 

school holidays. 

Michael Farnworth (Sailing Coordinator) 



Firsts Basketball 

First Basketball saw a very good win against WMAC 

defeating the opposition by 11 points. Impressive 

achievements of the day came from Chane who 

constantly put 100% into her efforts. Other positive 

points of the game came from Emily Holzberger who 

played the whole game with intensity. All girls should 

be rewarded with their efforts which won the game. I 

am so proud of each and every one of you for turning 

up with your game faces on and having a positive 

attitude constantly. 

Tyeka Close (Captain) 

Seconds Basketball 

Our final game for the season was a match against 

CHAC playing off for third position. The game was 

always going to be a close encounter as the girls only 

defeated CHAC by one point in the first round. 

Ormiston scored the first two points from the tap, 

followed by another couple of quick baskets. 

Unfortunately Katie was carried from the court with an 

ankle injury which concerned the whole team. 

Focusing back on the game the girls continued to ease 

ahead of CHAC giving them confidence to relax and 

play their style of game. Though they were very aware 

CHAC wouldn‟t be giving up easily and they had to 

fight for every rebound and loose ball. By half time 

Ormiston had a comfortable lead, however CHAC came 

within six points at the end of the third quarter giving 

the girls a scare. In the final quarter the girls played 

their best basketball for the season, with Bec scoring 

from the play of the day, followed by Jamie‟s awesome 

drive and a skilful step around 3 players by Jessie to 

finish the game running out winners 31–17 points. 

Judy Zemek (Coach) 

Year 8 Basketball 

Our final game and we gave it everything! JPC had a 

good start but as for the game they were not really the 

better team on the day, we were just inaccurate when it 

came to sinking the baskets. OC were up with only a 

few minutes left in the final quarter but this was not 

going to be our year. The final score was only 3 points 

difference being 36 to 33 which put us into a close 

s e c o n d p l a c e f o r t h e s e a s o n . 

On behalf of the team I would like to say a special 

thank you to Trish our Coach, she was fantastic we 

learnt so much from her and after only a few games 

she changed us from 10 girls to a team. 

To the team I would like to also say thanks as we have 

all played well over the term and we should feel proud 

with the result. 

Emily Preston (Captain), Trish Cockrem (Coach) 

Elke Jackel (Manager) 

Seconds Volleyball 

Last Saturday, the 2nds Volleyball boys pulled 

together for their last game. An all-round solid effort 

from everyone proved to be too much for the CHAC 

side to handle, with the Ormiston boys winning 3-0. 

Great mention must go to the CHAC boys for 

providing a fun and at times challenging game. The 

game started off well for Ormiston with a narrow 

victory in the first set that could have gone either 

way, the second set was much the same, but with 

CHAC upping their game. The third set could not of 

come soon enough as the boys were hard pressed to 

keep up performance. Again CHAC stepped up their 

game, but Ormiston‟s response was resounding with 

many big hits from our German import Tom and 

great defensive plays from all. Overall the season has 

been great with only the single final round loss, many 

thanks to our coach, Mr Ashley Noble, and our 

manager, Mr Peter Hoens. 

Ben Drysdale (Captain) 

Year 10 Volleyball 

Year 10 Volleyball Boys played the Grand Final 

against Cannon Hill Anglican College at home. As we 

arrived to the game, we were looking to become 

undefeated Premiers. In the first set we looked like 

were going to go close, but sadly we let the final 

points slip away. In the second set we were 

determined to win the set. Sadly, though, we could 

not contain CHAC and in the early stages we let them 

gain a hefty lead on us. Although we managed to 

claw back a few points, they were the better team on 

the day and took out the premiership. 

Jack Frampton (Captain) 

Year 8 Volleyball 

After losing to CHAC in the first round of the season 

we were determined to beat them this time round‟. 

All the boys showed up early and were ready to go. 

We started the 1 st set off well only losing a few points 

before we started to get going. After some great 

serves from Mitchell Masaryk we found ourselves up 

by 6 with only 5 points left in the set. CHAC started to 

get on a roll but eventually we took out the first set 25 

-20. In the second set we fell asleep for the first few 

points but then from a massive serving streak from 

Byron Perry we were up 22-8. A few minutes later we 

had won the second by 16 points. Good work to all 

the boys for playing great all season and winning the 

premiership and hopefully we can do it again next 

year 

MVP: Byron Perry (Whole team played great!) 

Kurt Frampton (Vice-Captain) 

Seconds Volleyball 2012 Premiers 



Firsts Cricket v WMAC 

Last Weekend was the final round for the Firsts; it was 

a play off for third place against WMAC. Previously in 

the season we had faced and comfortably beaten them, 

however, it was a new game and the boys knew that 

WMAC would not be walk over. Losing the toss and 

being sent in, OC was on the back foot from the start 

losing wickets early and consistently throughout the 

innings. In the end we were dismissed for 110, with 

Justin Ormandy again being the rock of the innings 

scoring his second half century of the season. Being 

forced to bowl before Lunch, saw an opportunity to 

take early wickets; this was done having the visitors 2 

down by lunch. Immediately after lunch OC were on 

the attack taking 4 wickets, having the WMAC team on 

the ropes at 5/12. After that it wasn‟t long until the 

whole team were dismissed for 56, leaving OC the 

victors by 54 runs, claiming 3 rd position. 

Mitch Pratt (Captain) 

Seconds Cricket 

The 2nds team played Canterbury College for 4 th and 

3 rd position. The boys took to the field down a few 

players due to injury but were able to recruit Jackson 

Leach and jack Morton to have a team of 10. We won 

the toss and chose to bat first, the boys managed to 

put a very defendable score of 112. Then when 

Canterbury came into bat they were off to a flying start 

scoring 70 in the first 7 overs. They managed to chase 

down our target with 4 wickets in hand. Although we 

placed 4 th the boys had a great season as a week 

before the season there was no 2nds team and a big 

thanks goes to Mr Molyneux and Jack Porter 

MVP: Glen Morton 

Brayden Gurney (Captain) 

Year 8 Cricket 

The Year 8 team played a nail-biting final against St 

Paul‟s. We headed out with high hopes and knew we 

were in for a tough match. When we arrived, we saw 

the grounds were soaked and the outfield was very 

muddy. The pitch was also on a massive slant and we 

couldn‟t believe we were going to be playing the final 

on this field. We ventured on regardless and we lost 

the toss, with St Paul‟s electing to field first. Our 

opening batsmen headed out and from the start we 

could tell they were a bit nervous as they were facing a 

bowler with blistering pace for our age. The first wicket 

dropped quite early and we knew this wasn‟t a good 

start. Some good mid order hitting from Henry, and 

two massive sixes from Trent helped us along but all in 

all it wasn‟t a very good batting performance. We were 

all out for 98 runs. We headed out to field knowing 

that we would have to perform at our best. We did just 

that and their opening batsmen just weren‟t getting the 

runs required. We soon got them out and we were in a 

good position, when a student stepped up to the 

crease. We knew we would have to get him out early. 

We set our field deep and hoped for the best but it 

wasn‟t enough and he was soon hitting fours and sixes 

all over the park. They picked up the run rate and 

quickly got our total with a few wickets too spare. 

Overall, it was a good season . 

Zac Smith (Captain) 

Ormiston College All-Star Cricket Team 2012 

Justin Ormandy 1st 

Mitch Pratt 1st 

Elliott Breadmore 2nd 

Jack Vandenberg 2nd 

Duncan Fallon Yr10 

Josh Watkins Yr10 

Jai Lordan Yr9 

Kevin Penney Yr9 

Henry Long Yr8 

Zac Smith Yr8 

Fraser Bolton (Cricket Coordinator) 

Firsts Tennis 

Over the weekend, the first girls were pumped and 

ready to take on Canterbury College for third position. 

The day started slowly for the girls, whereby we had 

a mixed bag of results. While Sam Penney and myself 

had a great doubles game we were unfortunate to go 

down narrowly to the opposition. Sam Lee played 

the number four singles and had a fantastic win, as 

well as Gemma's singles and her and Gabby's 

fantastic doubles win. However the standout of the 

day was undoubtedly Gabby's singles, whereby she 

fought back hard to win the match 6-4. This match 

was incredibly important as it was the last game of 

the day and the result depended on a win. Gabby 

dealt with the pressures of the game, which gave us 

the overall score of 3 sets all, 28 games to 

Canterbury's 26. So well done girls although the 

season has been unlucky at stages, all fought hard to 

get where we were on the ladder. Thank you to 

everyone who came and supported us this season, all 

of the parents, coaches Sean and Sam, and of course 

Mrs Glasson for her hard work and dedication to the 

teams this season. Most of all thank you to my 

wonderful team, it has been such a pleasure to be 

your captain and you are a team I am so very proud 

of. Goodluck for next year Gem and Gabs. 

MVP- Gabby 

Emma Cecchin (Captain) 

Seconds Tennis 

Despite losing our chance at winning the 

premiership, the girls should be extremely proud of 

their victory in their last match against St 

Columban‟s, gaining them a spot in 3 rd place. We 

won all sets and finished with a score of 36-13. This 

shows a vast improvement from weeks before where 

we had only won with a tight score of 28-25. Isabel 

and Ellen played one of their best doubles match and 

came out with a victory of 6-2. As usual, Carly and 

Olivia put in their best effort on the court, also 

winning their doubles match 6-2. Despite windy 

conditions, the girls also managed to win their 

singles matches. Ellen had some great rallies in her 

match, winning a close match of 6-4. Also, despite 

being sick, Carly still played with determination, and 

won her singles match 6-3. The whole team should 

be commended on their hard work and persistence 

this season. Every year we are getting closer and 

closer to the premiership, so hopefully next year it 

will finally be ours. 

Isabel Lopez-Roldan (Captain) 


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Junior School Sport 


From the Junior School Sports desk 

Interhouse Cross Country and Triathlon 

The Year 4-7 Interhouse Cross Country and Triathlon was held on Thursday 22 March. The weather forecast was 

for rain and we were very fortunate the rain held off until the final event. The students were very competitive, 

aiming to do well for themselves and their House. While a few students were recognised with medallions for 

placing first, second and third, all students who competed to the best of their ability should be very proud of their 

effort. Congratulations to the age champions and winning Houses, listed below: 

Cross Country 

House Champions 

Triathlon 

1 st Norman (199 points) Chappell (132 points) 

2 nd Laver (184 points) Wickham (121 points) 

3 rd Wickham (148 points) Norman (106 points) 

4 th Chappell (117 points) Laver (63 points) 

1 st 

2 nd 

3 rd 

9 years 10 years 11 years 12 years 13 years 

Woody Holmes 

(Norman) 

Merrick Hoffman 

(Wickham) 

Luke Lambourne 

(Laver) 

Joshua Steele 

(Chappell) 

Luke Mursalo 

(Chappell) 

Bryce Kooyman 

(Norman) 

Age Champions - Cross Country (Boys) 

Ryan Harmer 

(Norman) 

Henry Foort 

(Chappell) 

Thomas Lampacher 

(Norman) 

Tom Waller- 

Brown (Laver) 

Lance Ash 

(Laver) 

Andrew Fowler 

(Laver) 

Max Penderis 

(Laver) 

George Stacey 

(Norman) 

Deren Taskin 

(Laver) 

1 st 

2 nd 

3 rd 

9 years 10 years 11 years 12 years 13 years 

Tara Heisig 

(Wickham) 

Caitlin Meale 

(Norman) 

Laura Jackson 

(Chappell) 

Age Champions – Cross Country (Girls) 

Kara Stock 

(Chappell) 

Alice Campbell 

(Norman) 

Tatum Botha 

(Wickham) 

Hebe Walshaw 

(Laver) 

Yasmin Litchfield 

(Laver) 

Emily Ellis 

(Chappell) 

Emma Hooper 

(Laver) 

Casi McDonnell 

(Chappell) 

Teneka Ash 

(Laver) 

Amelia Creswick 

(Wickham) 

Louise Wilson 

(Laver) 

Meg Meaney 

(Norman) 

Age Champions – Triathlon (Boys) 

1 st 

2 nd 

3 rd 

1 st 

2 nd 

3 rd 

Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 

Ryan Waddell 

(Chappell) 

Nicholas Smith 

(Chappell) 

Jack Sherrin 

(Laver) 

Andrew Johnston 

(Chappell) 

Ben O‟Shea (Chappell) 

Davin Gay (Laver) 

Sam Meaney (Norman) 

Aiden Kenway 

(Wickham) 

Oliver Breadmore 

(Wickham) 

Aiden Andrews 

(Norman) 

Liam Colquhoun 

(Chappell) 

Rowan van der Veem 

(Chappell) 

Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 

Racquelle von 

Stein (Norman) 

Alexis McKechnie 

(Chappell) 

Angelina Healy 

(Norman) 

Age Champions – Triathlon (Girls) 

Sarah Hesse (Wickham) Ellie Quinn (Wickham) Megan Dembskey 

(Norman) 

Charlotte Scanlan 

Brittany Bell (Wickham) Brooke Smith 

(Wickham) 

(Chappell) 

Maddy Ross (Laver) Sophie Hinchliffe Holly Lyons 

(Norman) 

(Wickham) 


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JTAS Swimming Carnival 

JTAS Swimming was held on the 20th March at the Sleeman Sports and Aquatic Centre. Forty-six students 

headed to the Aquatic Centre for a big day of racing and everyone was excited to compete for Ormiston College. 

The event order of the day was butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle, backstroke, finishing with relays. Before 

competition began we were faced with some reshuffling of the team to account for illness and injury. It was terrific 

to see our reserves so willing and able to step up to the challenge presented to them. Two fine examples were 

Sarah Hesse and little Abby Vester swimming the 50m butterfly – one of the harder events. Throughout the day 

many OC swimmers swam personal best times and everyone represented the College in an excellent manner. At 

the mid-way point of the carnival, OC was a few points shy of St Peter‟s Lutheran College. With the backstroke and 

relay events to come it was going to be a mighty task to defeat St Peter‟s. At the end of the carnival, OC finished 

second overall to St Peter‟s by 9.5 points. Our 12 and 13 years girls place first for their age group and the OC girls 

placed second overall for their age group. The OC boys also placed a respectable third. 

A total of 10 records were broken by OC swimmers, including: 

Michaela Ryan – 50m breaststroke, 50m butterfly, 50m backstroke 

Teneka Ash – 50m butterfly, 50m div 2 freestyle, 50m backstroke even though Teneka placed 2 nd 

Lance Ash - 50m backstroke 

Under 12-13 girls 4x50m freestyle relay 

Open girls 4x50m medley relay 

Under 10 girls 4x50m freestyle relay 

A big thank you is extended to Mrs Jamieson, Mr Pincott, Craig Davidson and Mrs Scanlon for their management 

and coaching of the team. An additional thank you is deserved for all the parents who cheered us on. 

Casi McDonnell and Liam Colquhoun - JTAS Swimming Captains 

State Swimming Championships 

The state swimming championships were held from Sunday 25 to Tuesday 27 March at the Sleeman Aquatic 

Centre, Chandler. Eight students represented Ormiston College at these championships. A number of PBs were 

achieved and four students have been selected in the Queensland team to compete at the National 

Championships. Congratulations to Teneka Ash, Michaela Ryan, Casi McDonnell and Lance Ash on their selection 

in the Queensland team. 

Cross Country Training – Kilometre Club 

This week 33 athletes ran a total of 94 km. Over the past three weeks, students have run 351 km during the 

Kilometre Club training sessions. Next term cross country training will be on Tuesday morning (7:30-8:00 am), 

Tuesday afternoon (3:30-4:00pm) and Thursday morning (7:30-8:00am). 

District Sport 

Throughout the year students born in 2000-2002 are eligible to trial for various district sporting teams organised 

by Redlands District Primary Schools Sports. Students interested in trialling for a spot in a district side must 

display a high proficiency in the skills required to play that particular sport. For a student to be selected in a district 

sporting them it is most likely they are the best player in their age in a school team or club team. Nominations for 

trials will be announced in the Redback and you can register your son or daughters interest in trialling by emailing 

Jack Pincott (j.pincott@ormistoncollege.com.au). 

District Tennis Trials – Boys and Girls 

Trial Date: Thursday 26 April (8:15 am to 4:00pm) 

Ages: Students born in 2000-2002 

Nominations close: Wednesday 18 April 

District Soccer Trials - Boys 

Trial Date: Monday 30 April and Tuesday 1 May (3:30pm to 5:00pm) 

Ages: Students born in 2000 and 2001 

Nominations close: Friday 20 April 

Please note: Ormiston College is permitted to send three students to these trials. Depending on the number of 

students wishing to trial a school trial may be required to choose the three students. 

District Team Selection for Junior Rugby League 

Congratulations is deserved for Ryan Harmer and Jamie Robinson on their selection in the Redlands District 

Junior Rugby League Team. Ryan and Jamie will play in the Met East Rugby League carnival held at Tuesday 1 

and Wednesday 2 May in an effort to gain selection into the Met East side. 


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Name Event Place Time 

Teneka Ash 50m Butterfly 1st 30.69 

100m Butterfly 1st 1.10.44 

50m Freestyle 2nd 28.90 

50m Backstroke 3rd 33.91 

100m Freestyle 4th 1.05.25 

100m Backstroke 4th 1.13.08 

200m Freestyle 19th 2.32.96 

„A‟ Medley Relay 2nd 2.15.23 

„A‟ Freestyle Relay 2nd 2.01.09 

Rochelle Hoey 50m Breaststroke 13th 40.78 

100m Breaststroke 16th 1.30.31 

„B‟ Freestyle Relay 7th 2.05.04 

Lance Ash 100m Butterfly 3rd 1.10.63 

200m IM 3rd 2.36.50 

50m Butterfly 3rd 31.40 

50m Backstroke 7th 34.50 


50m Freestyle 13th 30.42 

50m Backstroke 20th 2.30.90 

100m Freestyle 21st 1.08.42 

„A‟ Medley Relay 1st 2.10.23 


Name Event Place Time 

Michaela Ryan 50m Backstroke 1st 37.69 

50m Breaststroke 1st 42.10 

50m Freestyle 1st 32.46 

100m Breaststroke 1st 1.32.62 

200m IM 2nd 2.59.52 

50m Butterfly 2nd 35.72 

„A‟ Medley Relay 1st 2.35.79 

„A‟ Freestyle Relay 1st 2.17.18 

Casi McDonnell 200m Freestyle 2nd 2.18.67 

100m Freestyle 3rd 1.02.76 



„A‟ Medley Relay 2nd 2.15.23 


Augustus Moloney 50m Breaststroke 9th 44.27 


100m Breaststroke 25th 1.41.99 

„A‟ Medley Relay 2nd 2.21.10 


Andrew Fowler 100m Breaststroke 8th 1.30.18 

Northern „B‟ 12th 2.27.52 

Medley Relay 

„C‟ Freestyle Relay 17th 2.14.00 

Alice Campbell 50m Backstroke 5th 1.25.52 

100m Butterfly 10th 1.40.75 

„B‟ Freestyle Relay 5th 2.23.58 

Term 2 Sport Information (Year 5-7) 

Based on student registration and a sport trial held on Thursday for Year 4, 6 and 7 students we have entered the 

following teams into the Rugby and netball JTAS competitions for Term 2. 

Rugby 

Netball 

Year 5 1 team 2 teams 

Year 6 2 teams 3 teams 

Year 7 2 teams (with approximately 5 Year 6 players 3 teams 

playing in a Year 6/7 side) 

During Week 1, Term 2 students will be selected into a team. Please note, movement amongst teams can occur 

throughout the season. 

Season dates for Rugby and netball are: 

Round 1 – Saturday 28 April 

Round 2 – Saturday 5 May 




Round 6 – Saturday 2 June 

Round 7 – Saturday 9 June 

Term 2 Sport Information (Year 4) 

Walla Rugby and Nettaball are abridged versions of Rugby and netball offered to students in Year 4 during Term 

2. Training will be provided on a Wednesday afternoon (3:30-4:30 pm) and Thursday afternoon (1:50-3:00pm) 

throughout the term. A carnival will be held on Saturday 9 June for Walla Rugby (held at Ormiston College) and 

also for Nettaball (held at St John‟s College, Forest Lake). Registration information will be provided early Term 2. 

Yours in Sport, 

Mr Jack Pincott

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