Marist College Enews

24 September 2014
Marist College Enews
Important Dates
Congratulations 2015 House Captains
Sunday 21 September - Friday 26
September
Year 12 Retreats
At last Friday’s Senior Assembly, the Year 11 students who have been elected as House, Vice, Service
and Sports Captains for each of the eight Houses for 2015 were presented to and congratulated by
the College. Many of their parents and other family members were present for the announcements.
Monday 22 September - Friday 26
September
Year 9 Camps
Friday 26 September
End of Term Years 4-12
Saturday 27 September Saturday 11 October
Sri Lanka Immersion
Monday 13 October
Term Commences Years 4-12
Haydon House Captains and their families
Monday 13 October - Friday 17
October
Year 8 Camps
Tuesday 14 October
Year 8 Brothers Together
Thursday 16 October
ASC Athletics
Friday 17 October
Foundation Luncheon, 12 noon,
Canberra Southern Cross Club,
Woden
Crispin House Captain Liam Tutty
McMahon House Service Captain Charlie Kurthi
Mark House Captain Ben Sullivan
Conway House Service Captain Shanmuk Kandukuri
Monday 20 October
Marist AFC AGM, 7.00pm
Tuesday 21 October
Hockey Presentation, 7.00pm,
Junior School Hall
Tuesday 21 October
Senior School Grandparents’
Morning
Darlinghurst House Captains with Darlinghurst House Dean Kylie Coll
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www maristcact.edu.au
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Curriculum In Focus
Successfully cooking together for charity
On Wednesday 18 September, students and staff from Marist
and St Edmund’s Colleges joined forces to raise money for
HOME in Queanbeyan as part of the annual Colleges Cooking for
the Community evening. Hospitality classes from both Colleges
planned and prepared the entire event, which was both a service
activity and an assessment of the boys’ skills.
The Marist boys involved were:
Declan Oswald, Brendan Thomas, Luis Alarcon, Suita Tai, Joshua
Bennett, Joshua Sims, Connor Campbell, James McNally, Zac
Jackson-Calway, James Correll, Nathan Exton, Daniel Chandler, Joe
Whyte and Josh Pecovnik.
A huge thanks to Dean Parkes, Paula Moeller and their team at St
Edmund’s College, the Canberra Southern Cross Club for hosting
us, and to all the sponsors who donated prizes to help make the
night a success. Finally, thanks to Elizabeth Smith and Toni Clark
for the considerable amount of work they did in the lead-up to
this event.
Overall the night was a terrific success with the event raising a
considerable amount for HOME in Queanbeyan. Well done boys!
Dave Moore - Hospitality Teacher
Private Instrumental Concerts
A second night of instrumental concerts were held on Thursday
11 September. Students from the Junior and Senior School who
have private flute, clarinet, trumpet or guitar tuition performed at
concerts hosted by their teachers in the Performing Arts building
and Theatrette.
Once again, this was a great opportunity for the boys to
showcase their individual talents for their families and friends.
The new Marist Brass Ensemble, conducted by Mark Du Rieu, also
performed at the trumpet concert. This group rehearses once a
week and in the short time they have been together are producing
some amazing music.
Congratulations to the
boys and their teachers,
Rebecca
Timoney
(flute), Kristinna Bilboe
(clarinet), Mark Du
Rieu (trumpet) and
Col Bernau (guitar) for
an enjoyable night’s
entertainment.
Students who performed on the flute were: Jesse Absolom, Rohan
Dhooria, Nicolas Thauvette, Matthew Choules and Tom English.
Students who performed on the clarinet were: James Willis, Ryan
Barnes, Lachlan Hall, Milan Kolundzija, Will Smith, David Tabke,
Marlon Taylor and David Twohill.
Students who performed on the trumpet were: Mitchell Brown,
James Dimmock, Henry Coyle, Nelson Dunphy, Josh Green, Tom
Green, Brynn Hart, Patrick Hartwell, Tom McLoughlin, Callum
Lightfoot, Rory O’Brien, Stephen Oerder, Matthew Toohey,
Sebastian Quirk, Oliver Titulaer and Nick Wagland.
Students who performed on the guitar were: Tobit Louis, Angus
Carruthers, Keiran McKenna, Leland Collins, Miles Craft, Sam
Duggan, Matthew Grace, Will Gosper, Jack Paterson, Santiago
Juliao-Johnston, Liam Smith, Nick Koeck, Matthew O’Rourke,
Jacob Martin, Jack Thurtell, Sam Mihalyka, Darcy Sheahan and
Liam Zammit.
Margaret Smith – Head of Performing Arts
Ausdance Youth Dance Festival 2014
Congratulations to the following boys who participated in this
year’s Ausdance Youth Dance Festival:
Mark Casao
Josh Chin
Doug Donelly
Sam Fotu
Gus Grimes
Patrick Jackson
Cameron McKendry
James Nguyen Joshua Walsh
The boys worked
very hard during
Terms 2 and 3 to
prepare a brilliant
piece of dance that
they
presented
last
Wednesday
evening,
17
September, at the
Submissions: [email protected]
Youth Dance Festival. Their performance was one of the highlights
of the evening and they received very positive feedback from the
Ausdance co-ordinators.
It was a pleasure to work with a dedicated and motivated group
of boys who have a passion for dance, and I am sure they gained
much from the experience. Many of these boys have been
participating for most of the time they have been at Marist.
The College has been participating in the Youth Dance Festival
since it began 30 years ago. We are always looking for boys who
would like to join the dance team. Please contact Mrs Billingham
if you are interested in being part of next year’s group.
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Karen Billingham - Dance Festival Coordinator
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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JUNIOR
SCHOOL
From the ACTING Head of Junior School
Dear Parents and Carers
As we conclude the term this week, I’d like to take the opportunity
to thank our Junior School families for entrusting our school with
the care and education of your sons. We hope the boys have
enjoyed Term Three and that you all enjoy the upcoming holidays.
To our families and staff members who are travelling over the
break, we ask that St Marcellin Champagnat continues to watch
over you all to keep you safe.
To Mr Eamonn Moore who is enjoying Long Service Leave at
present, we wish him all the best as he enjoys the last few weeks of
his leave before returning to school at the beginning of Term Four.
A few reminders
Term Four Uniform – Blazers do not have to be worn during Term
4 and only Year 6 boys may choose to wear long trousers during
Term 4. Year 4 and 5 boys wear shorts during Terms 4 and 1. All
Junior School boys require a College bucket hat to play at lunch
time, recess as well during PE and Sports lessons.
Meeting with members of Staff – When you would like a
meeting time with a Junior School teacher, we ask that you email
the teacher or call the Front Office to make a suitable time. Please
be mindful that the time before school starts each morning is
preparation time for teachers and impromptu meetings cannot
be accommodated.
Visiting the Junior School – When you visit the Junior School,
please ensure that you sign the visitors’ book at the Front Office so
that we have an accurate record of visitors to the College. This is
especially important should there be an emergency as we need to
account for everyone on campus at a given time.
Boys not returning in 2015 – As notified in previous newsletters,
if your son is not returning to the College in 2015, you are asked to
notify the Headmaster Mr Sidorko in writing.
Dates for Term Four
Week 17
Friday 28 November
Junior School Thanksgiving Mass and
End of Year Awards
Marcellin Hall – 9.15am
Week 18
Thursday 4 December
Semester Two Awards Ceremony (Years 4-6)
Senior School Gym – 2.00pm
Friday 5 December
Junior School Activity Day
Year 4 - M Powerdome
Year 5 – Ten Pin Bowling
Year 6 – Big Splash
Week 19
Monday 8 December
Year 6 Presentation (Last Day of term
for Year 6 students)
Senior School Gym - 1.30pm
Tuesday 9 December
Last day of Term for Year 4 and 5
students
With best wishes
Kirsty Bell
Acting Head of Junior School
Library News
Congratulations to the winners of the 2014 Marist Reading
Challenge Winners. 5T and 6S enjoyed a special lunch last week to
celebrate their achievement.
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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JUNIOR
SCHOOL
Year 6 Choir Transition Program
Year 6 students are invited to join Senior Choir in Term 4. This is also a way
for Year 6 students to make the transition into the Senior School a little
easier and make some new friends so that the change in 2015 does not
feel so overwhelming.
The Senior Choir students are very supportive of younger Choir students
and are looking forward to meeting their new members.
We sing a variety of pieces of varying genres, focusing on making singing
fun.
Where: A9 Music Room (Senior School)
When: First four Tuesdays of Term 4
Time:
3:30 – 4:30pm
Please contact [email protected] for further information or to
register your interest.
Sports News
Congratulations to James Willis and Marcus Tyhuis who competed at level 4 at the recent ACT State Gymnastics Titles held on 14 September
with some excellent results.
Marcus Tyhuis (5/6 P) - 1st in High Bar and ACT title holder for 2014. Marcus also received a 3rd in Pommel, 4th in Vault, 5th on Floor and
3rd overall.
James Willis (4L) - 1st in Floor and ACT title holder for 2014. James also received a 5th place on High Bar.
Marcus and James will now be competing at the National Club Championships in Sydney later in September.
CatholicCare Parenting Courses
Bringing Up Great Kids - Parents and carers of children aged 2-10
years are invited to Bringing Up Great Kids, a parenting program
developed by the Australian Childhood Foundation and presented
by CatholicCare. The course
starts on Wednesday 29
Bringing Up Great Kids
October 2014 at their Red
Hill office, for three hours
per week over a four week
period. The fee of $60
includes course materials
and supper. Click here for
more information.
Parents and Carers are invited to Bringing Up Great Kids—a parenting
program developed by the Australian Childhood Foundation for Parents
and Carers of children aged 2—10 years.
The Journey through Adolescence program for parents of
adolescents will be offered by CatholicCare, commencing
Wednesday 26 November 2014 from 6.00-9.00pm at 57 Hicks
Street, Red Hill. The course
is run over three weeks and
the fee of $50 includes course
materials and supper. This
course is suitable for parents
of children in Years 5 and 6, as
well as from Years 7-12. Click
here for more information.
Bookings are essential for both courses - please
contact 6162 6100.
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The Program is called The Resourceful Adolescent Program for Parents (RAP – P).
This program is suitable for parents and carers of children attending primary
school years 5 & 6 and secondary school students attending years 7—12.
RAP – P will help you:
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Help your teenager to develop a healthy self-esteem
Promote positive and nurturing relationships between parents and children
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Help your teenager to gain independence while still feeling safe and part of the family
Submissions: [email protected]
Encourage the development of your child’s positive self-identity
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Manage your stress so you can do your best job as a parent
This course will give you insights and skills needed to:

The Journey
THROUGH ADOLESCENCE
Explore the management of stress in your parenting role
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Prevent and manage conflict with you teenager
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
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Promote harmony in your family
Marist college enews - 24 September 2014
Walkathon Wrap Up
Thank you to the following
businesses for supporting this
year’s Walkathon!
We encourage our Marist
community to support them as
well.
PRIZES
DONATED BY
Electric toothbrushes
Corinna Dental Group –
Kathrine Dritsas
Hygiene packs
Corinna Dental Group –
Kathrine Dritsas
Dinner Gift Voucher
Kusina Restaurant –
Leilani Fox
Software
Microsoft – Nicole Hobbs
Steam cleaning
Morgan’s Group –
Kathy Ruston
Meal voucher
Hellenic Club – Ian Cameron
General admission tickets to
Raiders v Parramatta Eels –
Sat 6 Sept
Capital Chilled Foods
Australia – Troy Le-grand
Sport drink bottles, soccer
and rugby ball
RH Sports
“Food Lover’s Guide to the
World” book
Passport Travel – Giuseppe
Bono
Books
Endeavour Education –
Bernadette Fitzgerald
Vibration Speakers
Retractable Earphones
Lollipop speakers
$25 JB Hi-Fi vouchers
JB Hi-Fi Woden
Soccer balls
Rugby balls
Drink bottles
Rebel – Rob Gardiner
A big thank you to the boys, parents, families and businesses who supported this
year’s Walkathon. A special thanks also to the parents who generously gave up
their time to count money.
Madison Framed Print “Kanga” Australia Post
AMF Bowling Family Pass
AMF Bowling – Lauren Tait
Guitar and Amp
Better Music – Greg Soulsby
$10 Canteen Vouchers
Metropolitan Canteens
IPod docks - Edifier – On the
Go IF 350
Harvey Norman Goulburn
Walkathon Major Prize Winners
ITEM
MAJOR PRIZES
Patty Mills Framed Signed Apparel
Playstation 4
SENIOR SCHOOL
Guitar and Amp
Go Pro Action Camera
Mac External Hard drive
Nintendo 3DS XL
IPad Mini
IPod Touch
IPod Dock
Office Pro 2013
Rebel $100 Vouchers
JB Hi-Fi $100 Vouchers
CHECK POINT SPONSORS
Smart Teachers
Olivia Tuntler
KJB Law
Sonya Amey
Active Recovery
Dianna Barrett
Harmonie German Club
Chris Van Reesch
Eckersley’s Art & Craft
Leon Tiu
Knightmoves Business
Relocations
Guenther Goetz
Capital Chemist
Gareth Wheeldon
CASH DONATIONS
Complispace
David Griffiths
Dragonfly Consulting &
Coaching
Amanda Mackenzie
Metropolitan Canteens PL
Linda Kennedy
Goodberrys
Harley Mann and Chris
Maley
OTM Group Pty Ltd
Debra Nowell
Our Dream Mobile Café
Sanjeewa Ranasinghe
Submissions: [email protected]
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Bike
Unisurf 7” Tablet
IPod Touch
IPod Dock
JB Hi-Fi $100 Vouchers
Josh Curry Year 5T
Josh Martin Year 8
Omar Ghonim
Mack Spence
Adam Madeira
Joe Whyte
Ben Donohoe
Chirantha De Silva
Peter Bray
Will Spencer
1. Andrew Simpson
2. Henry McMurray
3. Samuel Owens
1. Luke Skazlic
2. Sean Barratt
3. Daniel Cordeiro
Sanjai Lakshmanan - 5/6P
Fin McRae - 5W
Brendan Hemphill - 4D
Mason Bruce – 4L
1. Rex Short - 5/6P
2. Alex Penn-Turrall - 6S
1. Angus Andrews - 5W
2. Elliot Dunn - 6I
Rebel $100 Vouchers
PARENT VOLUNTEERS
Revlon – Mini Scents
Revlon - Candle Collection
Revlon - Eau de toilette, body spray, nail
polish and lip gloss
Madison Framed Print “Kanga”
“Food Lover’s Guide to the World” book
$100 Meal Voucher at the Hellenic Club
Morgan’s Group 5 Room Steam Clean
$50 voucher at Kusina Restaurant
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
WINNER
Amanda Finn
Anne Kent
Suzie Gunning
Liz Phillips
Paddy Forbutt
Sharon Streatfield
Leah Brown
Kim Kirsten
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
Marist college enews - 24 September 2014
Important:
Reminder about traffic
arrangements
Term 4 Uniform 2014
Parents are reminded not to
enter the College driveway
between 8.00am and 8.45am,
and 3.00pm and 4.00pm as
this causes difficulty for buses.
We recommend you use Marr
Street or Biddlecombe Street
for drop-off and pick-up. A
drop-off/pick-up bay is available in front of the school on Marr
Street.
From the beginning of Term 4, we change to our summer
uniform which is outlined below. As usual, boys are expected
to wear the correct uniform in a neat fashion.
Years 4 - 12:
Grey College shorts with black belt, or long grey College trousers
with black belt.
If wearing shorts: If wearing trousers: Short grey Marist socks.
Plain black or grey socks.
Years 4 - 10:
Grey crested shirt without a tie.
If you use this bay, please drive forward as space becomes
available in order to allow vehicles to enter so as not to
cause congestion on Marr Street or to affect bus access to
Driveway 1. Please note the ‘No Stopping’ signage that is
posted on Marr Street.
There have been recent cases of double-parking on Marr
Street which effects the flow of traffic, potentially endangers
students and other road users, and delays the timely arrival of
buses. ACT Police and ACTION supervisors monitor this area
and can issue fines.
Parents are also asked to respect the privacy and accessibility
of the College’s neighbours in Marr Street by not parking
across their driveways, on their lawns or entering their
properties. Boys should not walk through the unit complexes
to meet their families but should use the adjacent parkland.
We seek to maintain a cordial relationship with our neighbours
and ask for your support in maintaining the flow of traffic and
the safety of all members of the College community.
Years 11 - 12:
Blue crested shirt, with or without a tie.
Ties are optional for Years 11 and 12, only when worn correctly (with
top shirt button done up).
A reminder there is also no vehicular entry to Gate 2 from
Marr Street during the morning and afternoon bus times
(8.00am – 8.45am and 3.00pm – 4.00pm).
Reminder about appropriate hairstyles
All students are reminded that hair is to be kept neat, tidy and above
the collar, be of natural colour, out of the eyes, of even grade and no
shorter than a hairdresser’s number three comb. Extremes in hairstyle
are to be avoided. Hair should also not be tied or pinned up.
Boys are to be clean shaven, with sideburns not extending beyond
the middle of the ear.
The Deputy Headmaster or the student’s House Dean will determine
what is an acceptable College hairstyle if there is doubt about the
suitability of a hairstyle.
Not of even grade.
Not of even grade and less than a
number 3 comb.
Your support in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Chris Morrissey – Deputy Headmaster
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
Marist college enews - 24 September 2014
Year 6 Brothers Together
The Year 6 Brothers Together program was held last Tuesday and Wednesday, and
centred on the theme of ‘Family Spirit’, which is one of the five pillars of Marist
Spirituality. The Year 11 Marist Youth Ministry Team prepared and delivered the
one hour program for the Year 6 students which included drama, games, personal
sharings and a liturgy.
“I was so impressed with the Year 11 Marist Youth Ministry boys. They were well
prepared, full of enthusiasm, the content was at just the right level for the boys and
they made it interesting and funny which held the Year 6 boys’ attention. Apart from
all of that, they spoke with sincerity, and in the small groups they shared generously
of their own experiences and listened to each boy. It was wonderful to hear the Year
11 boys speak so positively about the House Groups. I am sure this will give the Year
6 boys confidence about their move to the Senior School. The Year 11 boys showed
they are exceptional young men who are carrying on the Marist tradition.” Monica
Simpson, Junior School teacher.
Congratulations to Mimi Chen and Terence Pereira for their leadership of the Year
11 Marist Youth Ministry Team.
Year 11 Forum
Last weekend, Josh Freeman and I had the privilege of attending the
Marist Year 11 Youth Forum at the Brothers Hermitage in Mittagong. The
theme of social justice played a role in all of the games, activities and
sessions we took part in. It was a fantastic opportunity to meet and make
friends with students our age for whom we share our Marist identity.
One session included a talk from two young adults who were agents
of change and were inspirational to us all. One of the most memorable
experiences during the Forum was singing ‘Sub Tuum’ together, not
having practised prior to singing it. Thank you to Mr Ahearne for the
opportunity and to Ms Chen for accompanying us for the weekend.
Hugo Webster - Year 11
we are live
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Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
Marist college enews - 24 September 2014
Careers News
Mrs Cattanach
Mrs Williamson
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR
CAREERS ADVISER
MARIST COLLEGE CANBERRA FOUNDATION
You are cordially invited to attend the
Working days:
Working days:
Monday – Day 1, Tuesday – Day 2
Wednesday – Day 3, Thursday – Day 4
Monday – Day 6, Tuesday – Day 7
Friday – Day 5, Thursday – Day 9
Wednesday – Day 8
Friday – Day 10
Marist College Canberra
Foundation Luncheon
Contents of Career News:
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To be held
Important Dates
University Information - Open Days
Early Entry Programs
Scholarships
Defence Force Information
Campus Tours and Workshops
GAP Year Fundamentals
ASBA/APPRENTICESHIP/CADETSHIP Opportunities
Work Experience – Years 10, 11, 12
General Information - Competitions
Friday 17 October 2014
at the Canberra Southern Cross Club, Corinna Street Woden
Guest Speaker: The Honourable Dr Brendan Nelson BMBS FRACP
(Hon) FAMA
Director of the Australian War Memorial
IMPORTANT DATES
Intending to join the Defence Force - Now
book a YOU session, phone 13 19 01
UAC - appplications open Applications close
6 August
30 September
Young Endeavour Ballot - open until See general attachment
30 September
Arrival: 12:00 noon for a 12:30 lunch
RSVP: Wednesday 8 October 2014
Tickets: $80 pp (2 course lunch, wine & beer)
Ph: (02) 6298 7280
Dress: Smart Casual
Email: [email protected]
A booking & payment form is attached. Bookings will be confirmed upon receipt of payment.
Please advise of any special dietary requirements.
Building a strong tradition and taking it to the next level
Please click here for a copy of the booking form.
MyWay information
ANU Elite Athletes - follow directions on
http://students.anu.edu.au/applications/eliteathletes.php
MyWay offers an autoload option
using direct debit which ensures that
the card balance is automatically
recharged once it falls below $7
(concession and students) and $10 (standard). Autoload
(Direct Debit) users receive a 5% discount on fares. Please click
here for more information and an application request.
UNSW Elite Athletes and Performers Program 30 November
Applications open until
Note ‘Alternative Pathways’ question on UAC
if applying for ‘ELITE ATHLETES’
Click here to read more careers news
Golf membership offer
Senior School Lost Property
Murrumbidgee Country Club is offering all current Marist
students free junior golf membership.
There are still many unclaimed items in Lost Property. Please
arrange collection of these items this week as the College does
not have the room to keep storing these items, and would prefer
to reunite them with their owner/s.
Murrumbidgee Country Club is located at Kambah Pool Road
Kambah, just 10 minutes from Marist College Canberra.
Some of the more unusual items include: a canvas bag with full
picnic set, several rings, and many watches in good working order.
There are a number of other unclaimed items including a large
number of unnamed blazers, jumpers, sports bags, glasses and
pencil cases.
Sue Halestrap - Medical Room/Lost Property
Submissions: [email protected]
Please email the Pro-shop to register your interest
[email protected] or contact the Pro-shop
on 6296 2311.
Golf clinics as well as competitions will be held during school
terms.
Once students have registered their interest, an information
pack will be emailed outlining the structure of the Golf program.
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
Marist college enews - 24 September 2014
WEB
Rugby Club
Basketball Club
Rowing Club
Hockey Club
Cricket Club
AWARD WINNERS
U12 Div 1
MVP Award Daniel Busing
U12 Div 2 Blue
MVP Jonathon Gibbs
Coach’s Award Griffin Fox
U12 Div 5 Royal
MVP Aden Power
Coach’s Award Jackson Scott
U12 Div 5 Marine
U14 Div 1
Basketball - Major AWARDs
Garry Oates
James McNally
Coach’s Award William Green
Coach’s Award Maxx Giannasca
Coach’s Award Angus Williams
MVP Will Adam
Coach’s Award Julius Kevin
U14 Div 3 Royal
Coach’s Award Jordan Flavel
Coach’s Award Dante Devow
U14 Div 3 Marine
MVP Jason Pymont
Coach’s Award Bailey Clarke
U14 Div 4 Sky
Coach’s Award Max Rosin
Coach’s Award Patrick Vane-Tempest
U14 Div 4 Navy
MVP Aryan Pansara
Coach’s Award Thomas Hansen
U14 Div 5 Aqua
Coach’s Award Matthew Freeburn
MVP Nathan Skidmore
U14 Div 6 Teal
Coach’s Award Lachlan Knowles
MVP Ethan Harris
U16 Div 1
Coach’s Award Tom Iles
Coach’s Award Ronan Busing
U16 Div 2 Blue
Coach’s Award Nicholas Wagland
Coach’s Award Andrew Nangle
U16 Div 3 Royal
MVP Aidan Herstik
Coach’s Award Dylan House
U16 Div 3 Marine
Coach’s Award William Gibbs
Coach’s Award Ben Hunter
U16 Div 4 Sky
MVP Harrison Carter
Coach’s Award Kye Campbell
U16 Div 4 Navy
MVP Blake Grmek
Coach’s Award Max Hawley
U16 Div 5 Aqua
MVP Winston Synaphet
Coach’s Award Jason Nguyen
U16 Div 5 Teal
MVP Chris Healy
Coach’s Award Steven Oerder
U19 Div 1
MVP James Toohey
Coach’s Award Aidan Barnett
U19 Div 2 Blue
MVP Michael Oates
Coach’s Award Brendan Thomas
U19 Div 4 Royal
MVP Brendan Thomas
Coach’s Award James Halloran
U19 Div 5 Sky
2014 MAJOR CLUB AWARDS
Tim Evans Award - Awarded to the MVP of Senior Basketball Team
over the Summer Season, Winter Season and Marist Basketball
Championships.
Charlie Rutten Award – Awarded to a volunteer for
significant contribution to the Marist Basketball Club
Champagnat Award – Awarded to a student for significant
contribution to the Marist Basketball Club in the spirit of Marcellin
Champagnant.
James Toohey
MVP Sean Koshy
U14 Div 2
U19 Div 4 Marine
Marist Australian
Football Club
Snowsports Club
Basketball - Winter Season AWARDs
TEAM
Marist Canberra
Football Club
MVP Jayden Russell
Coach’s Award James Agius
Coach’s Award William Gosper
Coach’s Award Blake Meier
Submissions: [email protected]
Basketball - Finals Results
TEAM
DIV
OPPOSITION
RESULT
U12 Div 1 MCC
U14 Div 2 Blue
U14 Div 4 Sky
U14 Div 5 Teal
U16 Div 3 Royal
U19 Div 4 Royal
Division 1
Division 2
Division 4
Division 5
Division 3
Division 4
Norths
Ginninderra Rats
St Edmund’s
Ginninderra Rats
Daramalan Red
Norths Spirits
Won 54 - 43
Won 38 – 29
Lost 17 – 34
Lost 7 – 22
Lost 38 – 40
Lost 36 – 39
Hockey - fiNAls Results
TEAM
DIV
OPPONENT
RESULT
Under
11
Grand Final
Marist A
Tuggeranong
10-3 (win)
Under 11 3rd
v 4th
Marist B
Uni Juniors C
3-0 (win)
Marist A Under 11 Div 2 team who won their Grand Final 10-3.
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au
Marist college enews - 24 September 2014
WEB
Marist Canberra
Football Club
Rugby Club
Basketball Club
Rowing Club
Hockey Club
Marist Australian
Football Club
Snowsports Club
Cricket Club
Congratulations to...
Jarred Gardiner and Tom Green
who were selected to compete in the AFL
(NSW/ACT) Joss Talent Program U13s State
Zone Trials which were held in Albury in
September.
Sam Brearley and Ted Maher
who were selected to compete in the AFL
(NSW/ACT) Joss Talent Program State Zone
Trials which were held in Albury in September.
Jackson Savage
who has been selected in the
2014 Swimming NSW State
Team in September 2014.
Will Adam, Jayden Peckett and Aidan Tolich
who have been selected in the 2014 ACT Under 12 Schools Rugby Union squad to play in the
PSSA Southern States Tournament in Adelaide in October.
Australian Football CLUB 2014 AWARDs
Life Membership Award
Junior Clubman of the Year
Senior Clubman of the Year
Volunteer of the Year
Damian McMahon Coach of the Year
Mark Winchester Spirit and Dedication
Coaches award
U 10
Maria Hicks
Tom Green
James Hicks
John Clark
Richard Williams
David Cox
Angus Murray
Coaches award Coaches award
Nathan
Fitzgerald
Oscar David
Ben Rankin
Best and Fairest
Runner up
Coaches award
Most Improved
Harry Miller
Jack Jeffery
U 11 Royal Riley McCartney
U 11 Sky
Felix Henderson-Burch Tom McLoughlin James Bolton
Under 12 Kane Gollasch
Fraser Kelly
Most improved
Eastlake
scholarship
Nicholas
Honeyman
Eastlake
scholarship
Ryan Fraser
Josh Jenkins
Dylan O’Hara
Miles Craft
Patrick Vane-Tempest Richard Caines Mitchell O’Brien
Under 13 Tom Green
Daniel Andric
James Boland
Jordan Flavel
Under 14 Max Beaumont
Patrick Sharpe
Ted Maher
Cooper Browne Ben O’Rourke
Under 15 Rhys Pollock
James Williams
Lachlan McGovern
Brett Reid
Under 17 Jacob Gaynor
Ethan Rosin
Xavier Mooney
Talieson St John Lachlan Moon
First 18
Clem McManus Nicholas Wood
Jeremy Bridger Will Campbell
Matthew Pert
Mountain Bike Club NEws
Nick Pinkas
Matthew Wilson
Marist Rowing
Registrations and payment are due by Thursday, 25 September 2014, for the
2014/15 season. Please see the Marist Rowing website for details.
Submissions: [email protected]
Enquiries: (02) 6298 7200
The Marist Mountain Biking Club attended the
ACT School Championships on Friday 29 August,
and were well represented with 15 riders making
up five teams of powerful cross country racers.
The relay format saw one rider at a time doing
a four to seven kilometre lap before tagging his
team member, and resting weary legs before the
next lap quickly came around.
Racing was fast and furious on a fun yet
challenging course which saw an unprecedented
number of punctures! The stunning weather
combined with the friendly, fun atmosphere of
the event made it a great day. All teams rode hard
but unfortunately did not achieve any podium
finishes.
Weekly training/ social riding continues
every
Wednesday
at
Stromlo.
Email
[email protected] to join.
Web: www.maristc.act.edu.au