Year 8 Girls TAs Tennis - The Springfield Anglican College

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success : year twelve
Aaliyah Chambers
Aimee Siccama
Ainsley Weslake
Annalise Fogg
Cameron Hudson
Chantelle Palmer
Connor Phillips
Deanne Connaughton
Elijah Morrison
Elizabeth Downing
Elle McCorrie
Emily King
Filip Simic
Gemma Paton
Hayley Gibbs
Hyun Jeong
Jacob Thian
Jake Leditschke
James DeSilva
Jamie Evans
Jennifer Lo
Joshua Clarke
Kate Bedford
Katelyn Galea
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year twelve : success
Kimberley Maunder
Lewis van Hugten
Lily-Ann Veness
Lorraine Mesika
Madison Noske
Natasha Morton
Nikola Carne
Patrina David
Qixian Shen
Rachel Langan
Robert Clarke
Robyn Prins
Samuel Walters
Shaela Speight
Stephanie Langlois
Stephanie-Lee Pearl
Stephen Afiouni
Tamrin Coskey
Tayla Henry
Thanh Thai Nguyen
Tracie Comber
Whitney Silva
Xian Kortge
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success : year twelve formal
Year Twelve Formal
The Year Twelve Formal saw the students of 2012
arrive in Chevrolets, stretched Hummers, Limousines,
Mack trucks and Goodna Emergency Service vehicles.
Nothing was going to keep the young men and
women (with their entourages of family and friends)
from enjoying the festivities at The Landing at Dockside.
With Kangaroo Point and the Story Bridge providing the
backdrop, the banks of the Brisbane River was a buzz of
activity with sharply dressed men, glamorous women,
the flashes of cameras and music to keep the pace
alive and well for the evening.
The evening was marked with a sense of celebration
and excitement, but also a moment for the cohort to
reflect on the year that has been. With QCS in their past
and Verification Folios tendered to the QSA, this was a
night that was well-deserved. It was a night that was
enjoyed by all.
year twelve valedictory dinner : success
Valedictory Dinner
The graduating Year Twelve class of 2012, celebrated their
school achievements on November 9, at the annual Year
Twelve Valedictory Dinner at the Metro International Hotel,
Ipswich.
In an evening where family and friends, teachers and peers
gathered to see awards won and songs sung. With Councillor
David Morrison in attendance, the spotlight was on the Year
Twelves to display the characteristics of a TSAC education:
teamwork, success and community.
A fond look back at their schooling days gone by, with photos
from College events, camps and baby photos gave students
and their parents the opportunity to reflect on how far they
had come and grown.
Heartfelt farewells and well-wishes were shared by Head of
College, Mr Steve Croft, College Captains, Jennifer Lo and
Jacob Thian and Year 12 Coordinator, Mr Ben Johnston.
Congratulations Year Twelve!
success : year twelve graduation
Year Twelve Graduation
On Friday November 16, our Year Twelve students were
farewelled at two emotional Chapel ceremonies. The first on
the Primary Campus, gave most students the opportunity to
reminisce about where they had first started with the College
and the opportunity for Primary Campus staff and students to
celebrate their schooling achievements. Students were
presented with a bookmark by Prep students and treated to a
performance by our Junior Choir. As they left the Primary
Campus, all students formed a guard of honour and clapped
them out as students winded their way through the courtyard.
On the Senior Campus students were farewelled in another
beautiful Chapel service by students from Year Seven to Eleven.
A performance by some of the Year Twelve music students
capped off the morning. Congratulations to all Year Twelve
students on their achievements and good luck for the future.
TSAC Sports
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teamwork : 2012 sport award recipients
TSAC Sport Overview
The Springfield Anglican College sporting teams have excelled in a
variety of sports throughout the year. This year students have shown
great interest in representing the College in a variety of sports, which
has meant that TSAC sporting teams have significantly grown in number
and in strength. The College won three TAS Premierships and one CISSSA
Premiership. The Year Five Rugby and Softball teams were undefeated,
the Year Ten Boys Tennis team won back to back premierships, all four
TAS Touch teams reached the finals and the TSAC Equestrian team
achieved honours at State level. All team members have proudly
represented the College consistently, demonstrating true sportsmanship
and team work which has gained positive comments from opposition
and community members. The Sporting Academies have had a positive
impact on the success of the College teams with the JTAS and TAS
Athletics teams finishing in second and third place respectively.
Overall The Springfield Anglican College Sport Programme has had an
excellent year and continues to grow. There have been 87 teams that
have represented the College and we have had numerous students go
on to represent the College at Regional, State and at National level.
Centre of Sporting Excellence
Throughout the year the College has continued to identify and provide
support and guidance to those young students who are talented in a
single sport (or multiple sports) in order for them to reach their
potential. The range and number of opportunities for our talented
athletes to participate in sport beyond school has increased.
2012 has seen significant growth of the Tennis, Athletics and Swimming
Centres of Sporting Excellences. The number of students competing at
Regional, State and National level continues to increase in swimming
and athletics. The JTAS and TAS Athletics teams finished in second and
third place respectively and the College won three TAS Premierships, all
in tennis.
The College would like to thank Mrs Joanna Spyro (Goodna Little
Athletics), Mr Paul Sansby (Waterworx Aquatic Centre), Mr Glenn Moodie
(G M Tennis) and Mr Adem Poric (Total Football Academy) for their
support and expert coaching throughout the year.
Sport Award Recipients
Junior (Years Four to Six) Sportswoman of the Year Award.............................................................................................................Jenna Behr
Junior Sportsman of the Year Award.................................................................................................................................................... George Kefford
Junior All-rounder of the Year Award.....................................................................................................................................................Kalani Thomas
Middle School Sportswoman of the Year Award...........................................................................................................................Mary McFerran
Middle School Sportsman of the Year Award...........................................................................................................................................Ben Wilcox
Middle School All-rounder of the Year Award................................................................................................................................... Chloe Bradley
Senior Sportswoman of the Year Award........................................................................................................................................... Megan Gianotti
Senior Sportsman of the Year Award.............................................................................................................................................................Kyle Mason
Senior All-rounder of the Year Award.............................................................................................................................................. Larissa Chambers
Junior Coach of the Year.......................................................................................................................................................................... Martin Brownlow
Senior Coach of the Year.............................................................................................................................................................................Leanne Zendler
Junior Team of the Year.............................................................................................................................................................................. Equestrian Team
Middle School Team of the Year Award.................................................................................................................Year Eight Boys Tennis Team
Senior School Team of the Year Award......................................................................................................................Year Ten Boys Tennis Team
2012 Sport Award Recipients
TSAC Inter-Clan House Trophy
Swimming............................ Primary and Senior – Robertson
Cross Country............................................................................ McDuff
Athletics........................................ Primary and Senior – McDuff
Inter-Clan Cross Country Age Champions
9 Years.....................................................Oliver Kefford & Ruby May
10 Years................................................Shane Bradley & Tayla Behr
11 Years...........................................George Kefford & Jenna Behr
12 Years................................Brayden Battelley & Chloe Bradley
13 Years........................................... Jordan Davie & Jessica Chew
14 Years................................................. Karl Seaward & Emily Dyer
15 Years...................................................Liam Vickary & Karin Ryan
16 Years....................Samuel Gaedtke & Stephanie Demarco
17+ Years.......................Brandon Toohey & Larissa Chambers
Inter-Clan Athletics Carnival Age Champions
Primary Campus
9 Years Girls....................Dakota Farrell-Thomas & Chloe May
9 Years Boys..................................................................... Oliver Kefford
10 Years Girls........................................................................... Tayla Behr
10 Years Boys.............................................................. Bailey Sagaidak
11/12 Year Girls................................................................ Paris Koutsis
11/12 Years Boys............................................................Bruno Aleixo
Senior Campus
12 Years...................................... Larana Thomas & Hamish Boyd
13 Years................................ Juanita Chambers & Jaike Salmon
14 Years......................................................Emily Dyer & Ben Wilcox
15 Years...........................................Karin Ryan & Tremaine Peters
16 Years.......................................... Emily Samuels & Nathan Reid
17+ Years...............................Aaliyah Chambers & Harry Jeong
Inter-Clan Swimming Carnival Age Champions
Primary Campus
9 Years Girls..................................................................Bronwyn Speirs
9 Years Boys........................................................................Dylan Eassie
10 Years Girls................................................Mahalia Jeffrey-Davies
10 Years Boys.................................................................Shane Bradley
11 Years Girls.........................................................................Jenna Behr
11 Years Boys...............................................................Lachlan Walker
12 Years Girls....................Adleheide Jarrard, Bryanna Palmer
12 Years Boys.............................Jackson Hayden, Bruno Aleixo
& Dylan Mason
Senior Campus
12 Years..................................... Bryanna Palmer & Dylan Mason
13 Years................................Mary McFerran & Jordan Lonsdale
14 Years...............................Lefu Fonomaalii & Alexander Clark
15 Years.......................................Maylee Wohling & Daniel Allan
16 Years......................................... Megan Gianotti & Kyle Mason
17+ Years....................................... Kate Bedford & Joshua Clarke
pierre de coubertin award : teamwork
Pierre de Coubertin Award
Congratulations to Jacob Thian who was awarded the coveted
Pierre de Coubertin Award for 2012. The Pierre de Coubertin
Award is a prestigious award presented to a nominated student
from each College who displays outstanding sportsmanship
and is an excellent ambassador for school sport.
To celebrate Jacob’s outstanding sporting achievements and
commendable sporting behaviour, Jacob and his family were
invited to attend the official Awards Presentation Ceremony at
the Performing Arts Centre, South Brisbane on Saturday June
23. The Assistant Minister for Sport, Mr Tim Mander presented
Jacob with his certificate and Olympic pin.
teamwork : clan overview
Clan Carnival Overview
The first sports event of the calendar year was the Senior InterClan Swimming Carnival. This was a day for all to participate
and earn points for their Clan. There were some very competitive
races in the older age groups which made for a tight finish for
Age Champions. Clan spirit was exceptional at the Inter-Clan
Cross Country Carnival with Clan colours in full display and
plenty of cheering from all Clans. The year was completed with
the Inter-Clan Athletics Carnival held at Goodna Little Athletics
club, Goodna. Throughout the year the Senior students were
outstanding as role models to the younger students. Participation
increased and the Clans showed true sportsmanship and
excellent Clan spirit. The HPE & Sport Faculty would like to
congratulate all students for a most enjoyable year and thank
all parents who have supported the Clan carnivals.
2012 Clan Carnival Event Results:
Swimming Carnival
1st Place........................................................................ Clan Robertson
2nd Place...................................................................... Clan Keith
3rd Place........................................................................ Clan Sinclair
4th Place....................................................................... Clan McDuff
Athletics Carnival
1st Place........................................................................ Clan McDuff
2nd Place...................................................................... Clan Sinclair
3rd Place........................................................................ Clan Keith
4th Place....................................................................... Clan Robertson
Cross Country Carnival
1st Place........................................................................ Clan McDuff
2nd Place...................................................................... Clan Robertson
3rd Place........................................................................ Clan Keith
4th Place....................................................................... Clan Sinclair
junior school games day : teamwork
Games Day
The Prep – Year Three Games Day was held on Thursday June 21.
On a perfect winter’s day, all students participated in a variety
of activities across a three hour period, which tested their skills
in running, jumping, throwing and team work. Some of the
activities that were held included long jump, javelin, discus,
relays, high jump, dodgeball and an obstacle course.
All students participated well; with the enjoyment on their
faces a pleasure to see.
teamwork : swimming carnival
Inter-Clan Swimming Carnival
The Year Four to Six Inter-Clan Swimming Carnival was held on
Thursday February 9 at Waterworx Lifestyle and Aquatic Centre.
The four key swimming disciplines of Freestyle, Backstroke,
Breaststroke and Butterfly were swum, with 50 metre events
open for those wishing to swim for age champion, whilst the
25 metre events offered students the opportunity to gain
points for their clan.
The Senior Year Seven to Twelve Inter-Clan Swimming Carnival
was held at Waterworx Aquatic Centre and was the perfect
start to the sporting calendar. With participation at a record
high and the number of competitive swimmers increasing, it
was always going to be a close encounter between the four
clans. Congratulations to Clan Robertson who won the Senior
Inter-Clan Swimming Carnival for the second year in a row.
Congratulations to Clan Robertson for winning the carnival,
and to all age champions as well.
Congratulations to the following students who were awarded
Age Champion:
Age Champions
Age Champions 2012
9 Years Girls...................................... Bronwyn Speirs
9 Years Boys..................................... Dylan Eassie
10 Years Girls................................... Mahalia Jeffrey-Davies
10 Years Boys.................................. Shane Bradley
11 Years Girls................................... Jenna Behr
11 Years Boys.................................. Lachlan Walker
12 Years Girls................................... Adleheide Jarrard, Bryanna Palmer
12 Years Boys.................................. Jackson Hayden, Bruno Aleixo &
Dylan Mason
12 Years.............................................. Bryanna Palmer & Dylan Mason
13 Years.............................................. Mary McFerran & Jordan Lonsdale
14 Years.............................................. Lefu Fonomaalii & Alexander Clark
15 Years.............................................. Maylee Wohling & Daniel Allan
16 Years.............................................. Megan Gianotti & Kyle Mason
17+ Years........................................... Kate Bedford & Joshua Clarke
Results
1st Place............................................ Clan Robertson – 800 points
2nd Place.......................................... Clan Keith – 733 points
3rd Place............................................ Clan Sinclair – 525 points
4th Place........................................... Clan McDuff – 498 points
cross country carnival : teamwork
Inter-Clan Cross Country Carnival
Congratulations to Clan McDuff for winning the Inter-Clan
Cross Country Carnival. The Carnival provided the perfect
opportunity for students from both campuses to come
together. It was wonderful to see all students involved,
cheering for their clan and their team mates. Congratulations
to everyone who competed in the Inter-Clan Cross Country
Carnival and congratulations to the following students who
were awarded the Age Champion medal:
Age Champions 2012
9 Years.............................................Oliver Kefford & Ruby May
10 Years..........................................Shane Bradley & Tayla Behr
11 Years..........................................George Kefford & Jenna Behr
12 Years..........................................Brayden Battelley & Chloe Bradley
13 Years..........................................Jordan Davie & Jessica Chew
14 Years..........................................Karl Seaward & Emily Dyer
15 Years..........................................Liam Vickary & Karin Ryan
16 Years..........................................Samuel Gaedtke & Stephanie Demarco
17+ Years.......................................Brandon Toohey & Larissa Chambers
Results
1st Place........................................Clan McDuff - 411 points
2nd Place......................................Clan Robertson - 334 points
3rd Place........................................Clan Keith 326 points
4th Place.......................................Clan Sinclair 300 points
teamwork : athletics carnival years four to six
Inter-Clan Athletics Carnival
The TSAC Primary Inter-Clan Athletics Carnival was held on
Wednesday June 13.
It was a fantastic day, with all the students getting involved in
the spirit of the day, whether they were competing in the track
and field events, or earning bonus clan points in the array of
novelty events that were held.
Events held on the day included the 100m, 200m, 800m, long
jump, high jump, shot put, discus and relays.
Congratulations to Clan McDuff, who were the Carnival
Champions on the day. Congratulations also to the respective
age champions:
Age Champions
9 Years Girls..................................Dakota Farrell-Thomas & Chloe May
9 Years Boys.................................Oliver Kefford
10 Years Girls...............................Tayla Behr
10 Years Boys..............................Bailey Sagaidak
11/12 Year Girls.........................Paris Koutsis
11/12 Years Boys......................Bruno Aleixo
athletics carnival years seven to twelve : teamwork
Inter-Clan Athletics Carnival
Congratulations to Clan McDuff who won the Inter-Clan
Athletics Carnival. For the first time, the carnival was held at
Goodna Little Athletics Club, Goodna, and it was pleasing to
see so many students taking part, records being broken and
parental support. Congratulations to all students who took
part, and congratulations to those students who were
awarded the Age Champion Medal.
Age Champions 2012
12 Years..........................................Larana Thomas & Hamish Boyd
13 Years..........................................Juanita Chambers & Jaike Salmon
14 Years..........................................Emily Dyer & Ben Wilcox
15 Years..........................................Karin Ryan & Tremaine Peters
16 Years..........................................Emily Samuels & Nathan Reid
17+ Years.......................................Aaliyah Chambers & Harry Jeong
Results
1st Place........................................Clan McDuff – 1480 points
2nd Place......................................Clan Sinclair – 1428 points
3rd Place........................................Clan Keith – 1088 Points
4th Place.......................................Clan Robertson – 982 Points
teamwork : sport
sport : teamwork
teamwork : athletics
TAS Athletics
JTAS Athletics Carnival
2012 has been the most successful year for the College’s
Athletics Team placing third at the TAS Red Division Athletics
Carnival. Seventy athletes represented TSAC on the day with
many fine individual performances and exceptional relay
results. With athletes training twice a week with TSAC Athletics
Coach Mrs Joanna Spyro’s expectations were high and the
team did not disappoint.
TSAC sent a 50 strong member team to the JTAS Athletics
Carnival on Friday September 14 at the Queensland Sport and
Athletics Centre.
The 13 Years Girls, the 15 Years Boys and the Open Girls all
finished in first place. Both Boys and Girls teams won their
respective Percentage trophies. Long standing records were
broken on the day by Larissa Chambers in the Open Girls
100m (12.23sec) and 200m (25.26sec) events and many
athletes achieved their personal best results. Congratulations
to all who competed on the day. TSAC will be the team to beat
in 2013.
Athletics Academy
This year the College launched the TSAC Athletics Academy,
forming a strong partnership with the Goodna Little Athletics
Club and Coach Mrs Joanna Spyro. Throughout 2012, Mrs Spyro
and past student Ms Aransia Peters have inspired athletes to
go beyond their comfort zone. Athletes have responded by
working hard to improve their technique, fitness and overall
performance in their chosen events.
In one of the best performances by any team in the College’s
history, the team finished in second place overall in the Red
Division, just 5.75 points behind winners Redeemer Lutheran
College. The Girls finished second overall, as did three of the
age groups, the 9 Years, 10 Years and 12/13 Years. This was the
best result by TSAC at any JTAS Carnival in its history.
There were numerous standout performers on the day. These
included Dakota Farrell-Thomas, Sam Lonsdale, Kalani Thomas,
Tayla Behr, Eryn Hughes, Paris Koutsis, Kalib Monaei, Larana
Thomas and Hamish Boyd. However, all students who
represented the school should be congratulated for the result
that was achieved.
Thank you to Mr James Patmore, Mrs Sherryl Prins and Mrs Kerrie
Jacob for assisting at the carnival, and to Mrs Joanna Spyro for
coaching the team throughout the year.
athletics : teamwork
JTAS Athletics
TAS Athletics
Back Row:Chloe Bradley, Jade Barbeler, Ethan Kortge, Lisa Nguyen, Shantay Morris,
Mackenzie Wilkins, Jarrod Hill, Hamish Boyd, Larana Thomas, Bruno Aleixo,
Madalene McGarrigle-Holmes, Bannon Rogers, Nicholas Waite, Paris Koutsis
Back Row:Josiah Tafili, Gordon Tu, Samuel Gaedtke, Tremaine Peters, Nicholas Ellwood,
Matthew Snell, Jarvis Rogers, Christopher Nial, Cory Nilsen, Jacob Thian,
Andrew Tang, Joshua Clarke
Third Row:Dylan Eassie, Grace Caley, Jaxson Samuels, Morgan Newble, Elijah Pene,
Charlotte Leask, Eryn Hughes, Tessa Bray, George Kefford, Kalani Thomas,
Ethan Newble, Daniel Nguyen, Emma Williams, Kalib Monaei
Fourth Row:Connor Forward-O’Brien, Timothy Barratt, Samuel Walters, Jordan Spyro,
Micah Weslake, Jake Leditschke, Liam Vickary, Jayden Jordanovich, Jordan Lennon,
Jarod Rasmussen, Daniel Allan, Stephen Afiouni, Ruby Stewart
Second Row:Mr James Patmore (Manager), Nikita Hogrefe, Bronwyn Speirs, Monique Nguyen,
Bailey Sagaidak, Oliver Kefford, Lauren Bray, Aidan Eassie, Chelsea Livingston,
Jenna Behr, Jake Slee, Naomi Gourley, Bryanna Palmer, Kylie Su
Third Row:Mrs Joanna Spyro (Coach), Larissa Chambers, Cassidy Webber, Millicent Jones,
Ethan Jones, Isaiah Pene, Kennedy Mills, Mikaela Revfeim, Ben Wilcox, Taylor Janke,
Jamie Graham, Aaliyah Chambers, Courtney Greeno, Mrs Kristie Ahern (Manager)
Front Row:Shilah Morris, Shane Bradley, Sam Lonsdale, Ella Davie, Mitchell Burrows, Eli Myers,
Nawaz Sadeqi, Tayla Behr, Ruby May, Jett Elliot, Dakota Farrell-Thomas
Second Row:Jonathan Reid, Riva Forrester-Jones, Deanne Connaughton, Jessica Chew, Erin King,
Shaye Denman, Amy Bentley, Maylee Wohling, Stephanie Demarco, Emily Dyer,
Nathan Reid, Tamrin Coskey, Chloe Thomas, Lucy Williams
Absent:Traeden Sialeipata, Melissa Wilcox, Lillian Smart, Brayden Battelley,
Mrs Joanna Spyro (Coach)
Front Row:Stephanie Smith, Karin Ryan, Jennifer Lo, Jordan Davie, Jaike Salmon,
Madison Finch, Emily Milton-Brown, Juanita Chambers, Samuel Morgan,
Marie Boulanger, Lucy Bedford, Chantelle Palmer
teamwork : basketball
JTAS Basketball
TAS Boys Basketball
Basketball played a big role in JTAS sport in 2012, with the
College fielding five teams, as well as two teams at the Year
Four Carnival.
A Year Eight, Nine, Ten and Open A teams entered the 2012
TAS draw. Under the guidance of Mr Holmes, the Year Eight
Boys continued to make excellent progress. Reaching the
Grand final, the team lost to a very strong Faith Lutheran team.
The most successful team by far was the Year Five/Six boys’
team, who won five games, drew one and lost one. The team
achieved big wins over Ormiston College (36-11), St Paul’s
School (29-6), and John Paul College (22-19).
The Year Six girls fought hard all season, and always played
with fantastic spirit. The team’s highlight of the season was an
18 – 15 win over All Hallows.
The Year Six/Seven boys always fought hard in every game,
despite often coming against much stronger teams. Their
22-20 win over St Paul’s Red was the highlight of the season.
The Year Seven Girls’ team also had a successful season,
winning four of their seven games, including Faith Lutheran
College, and Canterbury College (18-16).
The Year Seven boys were unlucky to only win the one game
during the season, a 38-13 win over St Paul’s Red. They had a
number of very close games, including a one point loss to St
John’s Anglican College.
Thank you to Mr James Patmore, Ms Judy Jackson, Mrs Megan
Ellis, Ms Adrienne Jensen and Mrs Sandra Hill for helping coach
and manage the teams during the season. A number of Year
Twelve students also helped coach during the term.
The two Year Four teams both played four matches at the Year
Four Basketball Carnival at Canterbury College. Both teams
were mostly made up of girls and came up against teams
mainly full of boys. The TSAC ‘A’ team won two and drew one
of their four games. Thank you to Mr James Patmore and Mrs
Southerwood for coaching the teams, and to Mrs Danielle
Lennon for managing them at the carnival.
Mr Anthony Bishop coached the Year Nine and Year Ten teams
and had a very good season and although not winning their
games, the progress made throughout the season was
incredible.
There were high hopes for the Open A team under the
guidance of their new coach, Mr Maynard Erece. The team
quickly realised that they had to be adaptable in the Open A
division to succeed. Against a very strong St John’s Anglican
College team who were 14 points ahead in the first half, the
team came back winning 33 – 31.
TAS Girls Basketball
Aussie Hoops JTAS Team A
Back:Mr James Patmore (Coach), Millie McCormack,
Charlotte Leask, Mrs Robyn Southerwood (Coach)
Front:Lily Jackson, Zoe Lennon, Elise Langler, Ethan Newble
Absent:Mrs Danielle Lennon (Manager)
The Year Eight Girls team consisted of a group of dedicated
students. Minimal losses were experienced as the team
demonstrated courage, persistence and dedication to every
game.
The Year Nine team had a challenging season, coming up
against strong competition. The team was made up of only five
regular players with a combination of students from Year Eight
and Nine; and made good progress throughout the season.
The Year Ten Girls team, under the guidance of Mr Holmes had
an enjoyable and successful season in a very difficult
competition. The girls trained hard to improve their skills and
continued to make good progress.
The Open Girls team found themselves facing many older
opponents. The girls trained well, improving their own skills,
fitness and ability, gaining confidence as shooters for the basket
and able to perform layups with speed. Over the season this
dedication led the team to become more competitive on the
court.
Aussie Hoops JTAS Team B
Back:Mr James Patmore (Coach), Laura Hill, Phoebe Jackson,
Mrs Robyn Southerwood (Coach)
Front:Tommy Rough, Chelsea Routledge, Ashlyn Speirs,
Bronwyn Speirs
Absent: Mrs Danielle Lennon (Manager)
basketball : teamwork
Year 5/6 Boys JTAS Basketball
Year 6 Girls JTAS Basketball
Year 6/7 Boys JTAS Basketball
Back:Mr James Patmore (Manager/Coach), Jaxson Samuels,
Elijah Pene, Bannon Rogers, Daniel Lelic
Front:Kyran Lotz, Nicholas Su, Joshua Kelly, Kalani Thomas
Absent:Traeden Sialeipata
Back:James DeSilva (Coach), Caitlin Poli, Zoe Daramola,
Zoe Christofis, Phebe Seaward
Front:Leila Rough, Georga Boegheim, Morgan Newble,
Savannah Lyle, Mrs Megan Ellis (Manager).
Back:Joshua Clarke (Coach), Marcus Turner-Bartlem,
Thomas Patterson, Mrs Sandra Hill (Manager)
Front:Sia Rajagopalan, Jarrod Hill, Jacob Kelly, Byron Scanlan
Absent:Joshua D’Archambaud
Year 7 Girls JTAS Basketball
Year 7 Boys JTAS Basketball
Year 8 Girls TAS Basketball
Back:Mrs Judy Jackson (Manager/Coach), Lisa Nguyen,
Larana Thomas, Bonnie Cosgrove, Georgia Parkinson,
Faith Tainui, Jacob Thian (Coach)
Front:Autumn Mills, Erin Clark, Georgia Boyd, Jessica Campbell,
Jade Barbeler
Back:Adrienne Jensen (Manager), Ahmet Kilic, Joshua Cox,
Tyler Woolfe, Jake Leditschke (Coach)
Front:Jack Langler, Remy Webber, Callum Burdett, Dylan Mason,
Lawson Woolford
Back:Mrs Judy Jackson (Manager), Cassidy Webber,
Sophie Lyle, Abbey Ratz, Ms Karen Garton (Coach)
Front:Abigail Vergunst, Casey Jenkins, Brittany Maloy,
Jessica Chew, Emma Lonsdale
Absent:Millicent Cosgrove
teamwork : basketball
Year 8 Boys TAS Basketball
Year 9 Girls TAS Basketball
Back:Dallin Ing, Jarod Rasmussen, Josiah Tafili, Isaiah Pene,
Jonathan Reid, Mr Andrew Holmes (Manager/Coach)
Front:Cody Peters-Cash, Harrison Jones, Anton Prestigiacomo,
Kaylim Haerewa
Back:Abbi Thomas, Emily Dyer, Mrs Leanne Cartwright
(Coach/Manager)
Front:Jordan McConnell, Chloe Thomas
Absent:Grace Raicebe
Back:Jack Meurant, Dean Wiegman, Rhys Mason
Front:Terence Lin, Jacob DeSilva, Robert Goss
Absent:Mr Andrew Holmes (Manager), Mr Anthony Bishop
(Coach)
Open A Girls TAS Basketball
Open A Boys TAS Basketball
Back:Timothy Barratt, Jacob Lauchlan
Front:Jason Hunter, Jarvis Rogers, Bailey Ferdous
Absent:Mr Andrew Holmes (Manager), Mr Anthony Bishop
(Coach)
Back:Courtney McConnell, Micah Westlake, Zoe Logan
Front:Mrs Judy Jackson (Manager), Makayla Hill,
Lorraine Mesika, Erin Ryan, Ms Karen Garton (Coach)
Absent:Courtney Cronin, Annika Hoger, Mrs Sandra Hill
(Manager)
Back:Ray Shen, James DeSilva, Jacob Thian, Harry Jeong
Front:Samuel Walters, Matthew Snell, Lewis Van Hugten,
Joshua Clark, Jake Leditschke,
Absent:Mr Andrew Holmes (Manager), Maynard Erece (Coach)
equestrian : teamwork
TSAC Equestrian Team
The TSAC Equestrian team has continued to go from strength
to strength throughout the 2011/12 season, with the team
achieving outstanding results at the various events it has
participated in. The team competed at a number of school run
competitions, as well as various regional and state events
during the season, winning many of the titles on offer.
Some of the team highlights include:
• First place at the Ipswich Girls Grammar School Dressage Event
• First Place at the Stuartholme School Dressage Event
• First Place at the Canterbury College Showman Day
• First Place at the Fairholme College Showhorse Day
• First Place in both the Dressage and Showhorse events at the
Regional Championships
• First Place in both the Showman and Showhorse events at
the State Titles Challenge
Equestrian Team
Back:Georgia Boyd, Hamish Boyd, Amy Bentley, Shantay Morris
Front:Shilah Morris
Absent: Mrs Karen Morris (Manager/Coach)
Amy Bentley, Shantay Morris and Shilah Morris were selected to
represent Queensland at the Australian Interschool Equestrian
Championships at Toowoomba in October. All three girls
performed outstandingly, with Shantay finishing fourth in the
Showman event and Shilah finishing sixth in the Interschool
Challenge. Amy finished twelfth in the Interschool Challenge.
Queensland was ultimately crowned the champion state, so all
three girls were members of the championship winning team.
Congratulations to all members who represented the team
through the season. The results achieved are a huge reward to
all the hard work that they have put in. A massive thank you to
the coaches and volunteers who have helped out the team,
especially Mrs Karen Morris and Mrs Lauren Boyd, who have
both put in numerous tireless hours to ensure the great
success that the team had.
teamwork : cricket
JTAS Cricket
TSAC had two JTAS Cricket teams in 2012, a Year Five/Six and
Year Six/Seven team. The season was one of development and
learning the key skills and techniques of cricket, with all players
improving as the season went on.
Both teams won one match during the season. The Year
Six/Seven team were very unlucky not to win their last two
matches and finish the season with three wins.
A big thank you to Mr Martin Brownlow, Mr James Patmore,
Mrs Petrice Pascoe, Mrs Jane Pratt, Mr Paul Woolford and
Mr Andrew Walker for their assistance with coaching and
managing the teams during the season.
The College also competed in the Year Four Kanga Cricket
Carnival at St Paul’s School on Saturday March 17. The team
had a thoroughly enjoyable day, with the skills learnt at the
carnival being of great benefit for when students step up into
JTAS teams in 2013.
TAS Boys Cricket
The Year Eight Cricket team started the season with a
determined attitude to improving their batting, bowling and
fielding skills; and trained hard two afternoons a week with
their coaches. The boys supported by their parents travelled as
far as Warwick, Bald Hills, Forest Lake and our local cricket
ground at Greenbank. Congratulations to the Year Eight Cricket
team on an enjoyable season.
Although there were no wins from our Open A Boys Cricket
team this year, the boys are to be commended for their efforts,
perseverance and effort. The College would like to thank
Reverend Chris Boyce for his enthusiasm and positive attitude
towards managing the team.
Kanga JTAS Cricket
Year 5/6 JTAS Cricket
Back:Mrs Michele Munn (Manager), Jai Rose, Dylan Eassie,
Aidan Eassie, Ethan Newble, Ethan Mak, Luke Pickstone,
Mrs Jane Pratt (Coach).
Middle:Sam Lonsdale, Oliver Kefford, Connor Bromage,
Alexander Jackson, Hayden Brook, Ryan Wood
Front:Callum Lotz, Jett Elliot, Matthew D’Archambaud,
Matthew Holmes, Tommy Rough
Back:Lachlan Seaward, Jaxson Samuels, Oliver Kefford
Middle:Mr Martin Brownlow (Coach), Tessa Bray,
Marcus Turner-Bartlem, Jackson Hayden, Scott Jackson,
Mr James Patmore (Coach)
Front:Riordon Brownlow, Ryan Swords, Byron Scanlan,
Ethan Lock, Kyran Lotz
cricket : teamwork
Year 6/7 JTAS Cricket
Back:Mrs Petrice Pascoe (Manager), Mrs Jane Pratt (Coach),
Calum Hogg, Aidan Lister, Jarrod Hill, Thomas Patterson,
Lachlan Walker, Mr James Patmore ( Coach)
Front:Nicholas Waite, Lawson Woolford, Hamish Boyd,
Jordan Kollmann, Yehan Navaratne
Absent:Liam Moran
Year 8 TAS Cricket
Back:Jake Twilley, Jordan Davie, Anton Prestigiacomo,
Jordan Lennon, Cooper Weeks (Captain),
Mrs Maya Kumar (Manager)
Front:Trent Wilson, Jaike Salmon, Harrison Jones,
Jonathan Reid, Jean-Pierre Stander
Absent:Cody Peters-Cash, Mr Jarrah Newton (Coach)
teamwork : cross country
JTAS Cross Country Carnival
TSAC sent an 80 strong team to the JTAS Cross Country Carnival
on Friday May 25 at St Paul’s School. The team produced a
fantastic performance, finishing third overall in the Red Division,
the school’s best ever result. The girls also finished second
overall in the Red Division. This is a tremendous result and is a
huge credit to the efforts of the students and the coaches in
the lead up to the carnival.
Three students - Chloe Bradley, Jenna Behr and Tayla Behr won their respective races, whilst Dakota Farrell-Thomas,
Oliver Kefford and Grace Caley all recorded top three finishes
in their age group. Eight other students finished in the top 10.
A big thank you to Mr James Patmore, Mrs Sheryl Prins,
Mrs Kathy Williams, Mrs Debbie Johnson and Miss Helena Massey
for their assistance at the carnival; and for coaching the
students throughout the year. Their work was pivotal to the
team’s success on the day.
JTAS Cross Country
Back Row:Paris Koutsis, Leonorah Hui-Asbury, Dylan Mason, Hunter Jones, Lisa Nguyen, Melissa Wilcox, Joshua Cox, Hamish Boyd,
Larana Thomas, Clare Pickstone, Jacob Kelly, Jeremy Zbasnik, Callum Burdett, Holly Kelly
Fourth Row:Mrs Debbie Johnson (Coach), Nathan Smart, Madison Price, Tessa Bray, Elijah Pene, Kalani Thomas, Jaxson Samuels,
Grace Duff, Eryn Hughes, Nicholas Waite, Lachlan Walker, Chloe Bradley, Sai Rajagopalan, Nicholas Su, Morgan Newble,
Moses Clarke, Traeden Sialeipata, Marcus Gordon, Mr James Patmore (Manager)
Third Row:Hayden Brook, Jake Slee, Riordon Brownlow, Jenna Behr, Aidan Eassie, Chloe May, Chelsea Livingston, Ruby Britt,
Valentina Vilayrack, Calum Hogg, Jasmine Jackson, Ethan Newble, Jacques Goodman, Lauran Bray, Daniel Nguyen,
Grace Caley, Dylan Eassie, Oliver Kefford, Miss Helena Massey (Coach)
Second Row:Mrs Sheryl Prins (Coach), Max Bray, Madison Farrell-Thomas, Eli Myers, Cody Chambers, Shahira Jaikaran, Bronwyn Spiers,
Bailey Sagaidak, Lillian Smart, Naomi Gourley, Bryanna Palmer, Mitchell Burrows, Tayla Behr, Kylie Su, Samuel Moller,
Nawaz Sadeqi, Ashlyn Spiers, Jorja Moran, Mrs Kathy Williams (Coach)
Front Row:Shilah Morris, Ella Davie, Jett Elliot, Lily Jackson, Sam Lonsdale, Jazmine May, Max Wilcox, Ruby May, Aydin Anderson,
Mia Barbi, Shane Bradley, Dakota Farrell-Thomas
Absent:George Kefford, Bruno Aleixo, Ethan Kortge, Jade Barbeler
cross country : teamwork
TAS Cross Country
In May, TSAC sent 80 students to the TAS Cross Country
Championships held at St Pauls School. The team continued to
build on the success of last year and finished in fifth place
overall, narrowly missing out on fourth place. The 15 Years Boys
and 15 Years Girls both finished in third place, and the girls
finished runners up in the percentage trophy. There were some
outstanding results on the day with both Megan Gianotti and
Karin Ryan achieving a silver medal.
Congratulations to all students who competed at the Carnival
and thank you to Mr Andrew Holmes, Mr Hilton Whitehorne
and Mr Darren Sime for their assistance on the day.
Congratulations also to Karin Ryan who finished in sixth place
at the Regional Cross Country Championships and went on to
compete at the State Cross Country Championships at
Maroochydore.
TAS Cross Country
Back Row:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Brendan Fogg, Kyle Mason, Jordan Spyro, Jamie Evans, Jake Leditschke, Gordon Tu,
Samuel Gaedtke, Nicholas Ellwood, Tremaine Peters, Richard Lawson, Joshua Clarke, Samuel Walters, Ruby Stewart,
Daniel Allan, Megan Gianotti, Mr Andy Holmes (Manager)
Third Row:Joel Sandford, Amy Bentley, Timothy Ripoll, Ben Wilcox, Cassidy Giles, Gemma Paton, Jessica Hawula, Jacob Mullins,
Alexander Clarke, Jordan Lennon, Annalise Fogg, Chicago George, Emily Samuels, Roanne Stander, Lefu Fonomaalii,
Mary McFerran
Second Row:Cooper Weeks, Sean Rodgers, Jonathon Dickson, Claire Cannons, Emily Dyer, Deanne Connaughton, Emily King,
Taylor Janke, Jessica Chew, Stephanie Demarco, Shaye Denman, Courtney Greeno, Aaliyah Chambers, Larrisa Chambers,
Terence Lin, Karl Seaward, Nicholas Thomas, Jordan Davie
Front Row:Melodie Prins, Michael Smith, Lucy Bedford, Marie Bolanger, Jemima Shipman, Juanita Chambers, Jaike Salmon,
Kyra Wilton-Hawkins, Stephanie-Lee Pearl, Jason Hunter, Andrew King, Lucy Williams, Abigail Vergunst, Karin Ryan,
Kimberley White, Emily Milton-Brown, Sarah Williams, Robyn Prins
teamwork : futsal
Futsal
A Year Five/Six Futsal team was entered into the South East
Queensland Vikings Futsal School Championships, held at
Cornubia Insports on Wednesday March 21.
The competition was very strong, and the team battled hard in
the four matches played during the day. Whilst they were
unable to progress to the next stage, the students were
certainly able to take plenty out of the competition.
Thank you to Mr James Patmore for coaching the team at the
carnival.
Vikings Futsal
A Year Seven Boys Futsal team was entered into the South East
Queensland Vikings Futsal School Championships, held at
Cornubia Insports on Wednesday March 21.
Year 5/6 Viking Futsal
Year 7 Viking/CISSSA Futsal
The competition is well known for the calibre of teams
competing in a very strong competition. The Year Seven team,
with a mixture of results, played exceptionally well against
some tough opposition in their four matches.
Back:Jordenn Battelley, Nathan Smart, Lachlan Walker,
Mr James Patmore (Manager/Coach)
Front:Samuel Moller, Scott Jackson, Shane Bradley
Absent: George Kefford, Liam Moran, Nicholas Dyer
Back:Jeremy Zbasnik, Bruno Aleixo, Jackson Hayden,
Mr Andrew Holmes (Manager/Coach)
Front:Ethan Kortge, Joshua Cox, Hamish Boyd, Braydn Sagaidak
CISSSA Futsal
The Year Eight Boys Futsal season was a great start to the year and excellent preparation for TAS Soccer. The team was
undefeated for the entire season and most games were won with significant goal differences including an 18-0 game. In the
finals the team faced Westside Christian College and by the end of the first half was down 2-0. Keeping true to the TSAC spirit,
the team came back to win 4-3 in a thrilling last minute victory. The boys were extremely proud of each other and their coach
Mr Thomas McPherson.
The Year Nine Boys Futsal team narrowly missed qualifying for the CISSSA Futsal finals series in spite of remaining undefeated. This
was a pleasing season with a couple of draws salvaged and notable victories over Woodcrest and Scots PG College.
The TSAC Open Boys Futsal team competed at the highest level in the Open Division. Despite not always getting the desired
results, the team remained competitive and made good improvements. Thanks to all the players for their hard work and
parents for getting there and offering great support.
futsal : teamwork
Year 8 CISSSA Futsal
Year 9 CISSSA Futsal
Open CISSSA Futsal
Back:Jordan Davie, Anton Prestigiacomo, Michael Smith,
Mr Thomas McPherson (Coach)
Front:Daniel Clark, Joel Sandford, Cooper Weeks, Alex Vu
Back:Brendan Fogg, Jaye L’Amie, Dean Wiegman, Ben Wilcox
Front:Toby Janke, Jacob Mullins, Karl Seaward,
Mr Phil Kefford (Coach)
Absent:Alexander Clark
Back:Cory Nielson, Jacob Thian, Jordan Noske,
Mr Richard Clark (Manager/Coach)
Front:Ethan Jones, Nathan Reid, Luke Tosh, George Bysouth,
Viet Vu
Absent:Lachlan Jackson, Tremaine Peters
teamwork : hockey
TAS Hockey
Captain’s Report – Robyn Prins
This year’s hockey season was packed with fun, hard work,
glory and defeat. Our schedule of games were against some of
the top hockey schools. Throughout the season the
enthusiasm and dedication of the players grew stronger and,
although we often had to leave as the defeated team, we were
able to hold out heads high. The season ended on a high note
by winning our last game, proving that all our hard work and
commitment came to fruition.
What an amazing year we had. Our players ranged from
Year Seven to Year Twelve and each one gave their best
every time we walked onto the field. It has been wonderful
to see the players develop and improve over the year. It
has been both a pleasure and honour to be their Captain
for the 2012 season. I am sad to leave such a motivated and
enthusiastic group of girls, but at the same time know that
next year will be an even greater season for you. Best of
luck, work hard but most importantly enjoy the game of
hockey.
We will miss our Year Twelve players, Lorraine Mesika, Patrina
David, Emily King and Robyn Prins, but look forward to all the
new players who will join us in 2013.
A special word of thanks is extended to the Open A Captain
Robyn Prins, whose leadership, inspiration and encouragement
shown to all team players was exemplary.
Lastly, I would like to thank our dedicated coaches,
Mr Andrew Pratt, Mrs Jane Pratt and Mrs Sheryl Prins. TSAC
are lucky to have such passionate and dedicated coaches.
Open A Girls TAS Hockey
Back:Emily Milner, Petrina David, Morgan Mills, Emily King,
Btittany Maloy
Middle:Karin Ryan, Daisy Leadbetter, Courtney Greenco,
Maddison Black, Madalyn Carroll, Melodie Prins
Front:Mrs Jane Pratt (Manager/Coach), Robyn Prins,
Emily Milton-Brown, Lorraine Mesika, Lauren Craven,
Stephanie Smith, Mrs Sheryl Prins (Coach)
Absent:Madison Logan, Mr Andrew Pratt (Coach)
netball : teamwork
JTAS Netball
TSAC had three JTAS Netball teams in 2012 - a Year Five, Year
Six and Year Seven team. The College also had two teams
participate in the Year Four Netta Netball Carnival.
All three JTAS teams enjoyed success throughout the season.
Some of the highlights included all three teams defeating
St John’s Anglican College on the same day, and the Year Six
team recording an impressive 22 – 1 win over St Paul’s School.
The Year Six and Seven team’s both won two of their five games,
with the Year Five team winning one of their four games.
A big thank you to Mrs Grier Elliot, Ms Karen Garton and
Miss Fleur Toussaint for coaching the teams during the season.
The two Year Four teams that played in the Netta Netball
Carnival at St John’s Anglican College had an extremely
successful day. Both teams played three matches each and
both went through undefeated. This included big wins over
two of the stronger TAS schools in St Paul’s School and
Ormiston College.
Year 4 JTAS Netta Netball
Year 5 JTAS Netball
Back:Sharkirra Turner-Bartlem, Charlotte Leask,
Millie McCormack, Elise Langer, Ella Wilkinson,
Mrs Robyn Behr (Manager/Coach)
Middle:Miss Laura Pinnell (Coach), Bronwyn Speirs,
Luke Pickstone, Zoe Lennon, Grace Burow,
Phoebe Jackson, Lauren Bray, Shayla-Rei Marshall
Front:Lily Jackson, Chelsea Routledge, Chelsea Livingston,
Monique Nguyen, Ashlyn Speirs, Tayla Behr
Back:Nikita Hogrefe, Jemma Bennet, Delaram Sani Kermani,
Miss Fleur Toussaint (Coach/Manager)
Front:Zoe Schimke, Georga Boegheim, Eryn Hughes,
Ruby Britt
teamwork : netball
TAS Netball
2012 proved to be a successful year for the College Netball
teams with three of the six teams qualifying for the TAS Grand
Finals.
Both Year Eight teams were Minor Premiers finishing on top of
the ladder. The 8B team went into the finals undefeated but
lost to St John’s Anglican College by one goal. The 8A team
played well throughout the season but unfortunately were out
played in the final by Rivermount College. The girls in Year
Eight were very dedicated to training and will be a force to be
reckoned with in the future.
Congratulations to the girls in the Year Nine team for their
never give up attitude. Every week they came up against some
very strong competition but they always took to the court
with a positive attitude. Many of the students in this team took
on the challenge of playing netball for the first time. Thanks to
Tam Matapo for assisting in coaching the team during the
season.
Year 6 JTAS Netball
Year 7 JTAS Netball
Back:Caitlin Poli, Zahlee Pearson, Paris Koutsis, Zoe Christofis,
Phebe Seaward, Mrs Grier Elliot (Manager/Coach)
Front:Jenna Behr, Leila Rough, Morgan Newble,
Valentina Vilayrack, Savannah Lyle
Absent:Mrs Robyn Behr (Manager)
Back:Georgia Boyd, Karis Rosenkranz, Georgia Parkinson,
Brianna Speirs, Leonorah Hui-Asbury, Mrs Karen Garton
(Manager/Coach)
Front:Erin Clark, Faith Tainui, Larana Thomas, Lisa Nguyen,
Sarah MacDougal-Marhsall
Absent:Jade Barbeler, Bonnie Cosgrove
Year 8A TAS Netball
Year 8B TAS Netball
Back:Claudia-Rose Nikolas, Jamie Graham, Cassidy Webber,
Mrs Leanne Cartwright (Coach/Manager)
Front:Lucy Bedford, Madaline Norton, Casey Jenkins,
Abigail Vergunst
Back:Abbi Thomas, Sabrina Stinchcombe, Mary McFerran,
Abbey Ratz, Mrs Leanne Cartwright (Coach/Manager)
Front:Emma Lonsdale, Sophie Lyle, Jordan McConnell,
Natasha Ford
The Year Ten Netball team were competitive throughout the
season with some great games played. Thank you to Mrs Kylie
Weeks and Mrs Kylie Giles for coaching.
Coached by Mr Kevin Lee and managed by Mrs Larissa Brown
the Open A and B teams looked very impressive in their new
uniforms. The Open B team had a fantastic season with some
convincing wins throughout the season, qualifying them for
the finals against Redeemer Lutheran College. Many of the
students in the Open A team were new to this division which
is fiercely competitive. All team members performed at their
best and will hopefully look at this season as a learning
experience and one to build on for 2013.
Thank you to all players for your commitment, dedication and
sportsmanship. Thank you also to all parents, coaches and
managers for your support throughout the season.
The College looks forward to the 2013 Netball season.
netball : teamwork
Year 9 TAS Netball
Year 10 TAS Netball
Back:Emily Ripoll, Lefu Fonomaalii, Abbi Thomas,
Mrs Leanne Cartwright (Coach/Manager)
Front:Lucy Williams, Jessica Hawula, Emily Dyer, Chloe Thomas
Back:Mikaela Revfeim, Cassidy Giles, Ruby Stewart,
Maylee Wohling
Front:Paige Kelly, Micah Weslake, Jasmine Lawry,
Madeleine Weeks
Absent:Kylie Weeks, Kylie Giles (Coach)
Open A TAS Netball
Open B TAS Netball
Back:Kennedy Mills, Megan Gianotti, Annalise Fogg,
Mrs Larissa Brown (Manager)
Front:Stephanie Demarco, Emily Samuels, Millicent Jones,
Shaye Denman
Absent:Mr Kevin Lee (Coach)
Back:Taylor Janke, Madison Vergunst, Courtney McConnell,
Kate Bedford, Mrs Larissa Brown (Manager)
Front:Brittinee Mullins, Aaliyah Chambers, Emily Lange,
Larissa Chambers
Absent:Mr Kevin Lee (Coach)
teamwork : rugby union
JTAS Rugby Union
Rugby Union continued to improve in leaps and bounds on
the Primary Campus in 2012, which was highlighted by the
great success enjoyed by the JTAS teams.
TSAC had two JTAS teams in 2012, a Year Five team and a Year
Six/Seven team. The Year Five team, under the expert coaching
of Mr Martin Brownlow and Mr Warren Newble, won all five
games to complete an undefeated season. This included wins
over St Paul’s School, St Peter’s Lutheran College and West
Moreton Anglican College. This was a fantastic achievement
and is incredibly exciting moving forward.
The Year Six/Seven team played in the Year Seven competition
and were coached by Mr James Patmore and Mr Paul Woolford.
Despite being made up mainly of Year Six students, the team
didn’t take a backward step during the season, winning two of
their five games. The team’s highlight was a 40 – 0 win over
Ormiston Red.
TSAC also entered four teams in the Ipswich Rangers 7s
Tournament in Term Three. The Under 10A team produced an
outstanding performance at the tournament to make the
finals, however, were narrowly beaten.
Congratulations to everyone who was involved in Primary
TSAC Rugby in 2012.
TAS Rugby Union
Moving from the hallowed grounds of the Primary Campus, the
Year Eight Rugby Union players took to their new training grounds
with the same vigour as they did the year before. The transition
from JTAS to TAS was an education for the young men as they
battled teams that had grown in stature and skill since the
previous season. The highlight of the season occurred in the
final game of the season, where they convincingly defeated
the eventual TAS Premiership winners; Faith Lutheran College.
Recording wins along the way, the young men have placed
themselves in good stead for the coming season and all are
enthused with the prospect of playing in 2013.
JTAS Rooball
Year 5 JTAS Rugby
Back:Mrs Jane Pratt (Coach), Grace Burow, Dylan Eassie,
Aidan Eassie, Ethan Mak, Bailey Sagaidak,
Mrs Michele Munn (Manager)
Middle:Callum Lotz, Jack Hogrefe, Sam Lonsdale, Tayla Behr,
Ryan Wood, Matthew Holmes
Front:Matthew D’Archambaud, Chelsea Livingston,
Jarrad Wrigley, Monique Nguyen, Umar Ali
Back:Ethan Newble, Nathan Smart, Bannon Rogers,
Holly Kelly, Kalani Thomas, Jaxson Samuels, Mr Martin
Brownlow (Coach)
Middle:Jake Slee, Matthew Tosh, Riordon Brownlow,
Byron Temple, Jacques Goodman, Jordenn Battelley
Front:Harrison Sengstock, Zachary Watkins, Jarrad Wrigley,
Nawaz Sadeqi, Jaden Dieckmann
Hawks Cup
TSAC again had two teams participate in the Hawks Cup Rugby
Tournament, with matches played on a Friday afternoon
throughout Term Four.
The Under 12’s team, made up of students in Years Six and Seven,
played against five other teams from St Augustine’s College,
Goodna State School and Springfield Lakes State School. The team
played some fantastic rugby and certainly always did their best.
The Under 10’s team played a weekly match against Springfield
Lakes State School. The two teams were very evenly matched,
with all the matches providing some very entertaining rugby.
Thank you to Mr Martin Brownlow, Mr Paul Woolford and
Mr James Patmore for coaching.
rugby union : teamwork
Year 6/7 JTAS Rugby
Year 8 TAS Rugby
Rugby 1 Hawks Cup
Back:Mr James Patmore (Manager/Coach), Mr Paul Woolford
(Coach), Tyler Woolfe, Joshua Cox, Hamish Boyd,
Lawson Woolford, Mr Martin Brownlow (Coach)
Middle:Scott Jackson, Matthew Sparrow, Jacob Kelly, Dylan
Mason, Jackson Hayden, Brayden Battelley, Kalib Monaei
Front:Traeden Sialeipata, Elijah Pene, Lachlan Walker,
Simrat Singh, Byron Scanlan, Nicholas Su
Absent:George Kefford
Back:Mr Ben Johnston (Coach), Dallin Ing, Jarod Rasmussen,
Josiah Tafili, Jordan Lennon, Luke Shepherd
Middle:Jake Twilley, Jonathan Reid, Kaylim Haerewa, Isaiah Pene,
Harrison Jones, Jordan Davie
Front:Trent Wilson, Jaike Salmon, Nicholas Thomas,
Quintin Patterson, Bailey O’Day
Back:Ryan Swords, Jaxson Samuels, Bannon Rogers, Holly
Kelly, Kalani Thomas, Mr Martin Brownlow (Coach)
Middle:Riordon Brownlow, Byron Temple, Ethan Newble,
Marcus Gordon, Matthew Tosh, Jake Slee, Nawaz Sadeqi,
Kyle Davidson
Front:Jaden Dieckmann, Samuel Moller, Jai Rose, Zachary
Watkins, Jarrad Wrigley, Harrison Sengstock, Umar Ali
Rugby 2 Hawks Cup
Back:Mr Martin Brownlow (Coach), George Kefford,
Jacob Kelly, Lawson Woolford, Hamish Boyd, Tyler Woolfe,
Dylan Mason, Jackson Hayden, Liam Moran
Front:Connor Jones, Scott Jackson, Matthew Sparrow,
Kalib Monaei, Simrat Singh, Lachlan Walker, Calum Hogg
Absent:Mr Paul Woolford (Coach), Traeden Sialeipata
teamwork : soccer
TAS Boys Soccer
This year saw a strong, confident and committed group of
boys representing the Year Eight Soccer team. Unfortunately
the promise of the first few games did not continue and we
ended fourth on the ladder. The real highlight of the season
was the last game against Scots PG College at Warwick.
In many ways this has been something of a transitional season
for the Year Nine and Ten boys. Deprived of leading players
through injury and a lack of games as a consequence of other
schools being unable to fulfil fixtures, it was a season of
frustration punctuated by some bright spots in the shape of
emerging talent and stand-out performances. The new talent
was supported by enthusiasm and ability from the rest of the
squad.
Soccer
Soccer is one of the biggest growing sports on the TSAC
Primary Campus, with the number of students playing from
Prep to Year Six extremely encouraging.
2012 saw TSAC field one team in the JTAS competition and
one in the Year Four Carnival. Both teams enjoyed some
success throughout the year and fought very hard against
some very strong opposition.
The JTAS Team this year was made up of a mix of boys and
girls and competed valiantly against teams who were
predominately made up of boys. Whilst only winning one
game, the team produced a number of great performances
throughout the season, scoring at least three goals in five of
the team’s matches for the season.
A big thank you to Mr Andrew Holmes and Mrs Tracey Palmer
for coaching and managing the team throughout the season.
The Year Four team trained hard all term under the guidance
of Mrs Michele Munn and Mrs Jane Pratt in the lead up to the
Year Four Carnival at Redeemer Lutheran College. The team
played three games at the carnival, finishing with a win, a loss
and a draw.
In 2012 the Open Team took the big step up to playing in the
Open A division. The team improved as the season progressed
and while the team only won half of the games played, they
competed at the higher level and will take valuable experience
from the games into next season. Thanks to all the players for
their hard work in training and on match days and thanks to all
the parents for getting there and offering great support.
BCS Girls Soccer
After the elation of winning the TAS Girls Soccer Championships
several years ago, the Senior Girls Soccer team were keen to
compete in the Brisbane Christian Schools
Soccer Championships. Under the
guidance of Mrs Christine Janke and
Mr Andrew Holmes the girls produced
some good performances against tough
opposition. Congratulations to all
involved in an enjoyable tournament.
JTAS Soccer
Back:Jasmine Jackson, Grace Duff, Bruno Alexio, Paris Koutsis,
Chloe Bradley, Mr Andrew Holmes (Coach)
Middle:Mrs Tracey Palmer (Manager), Shane Bradley,
Jemma Holliday, Emma Williams, Oliver Kefford,
Cody Chambers, Ella Davie
Front:Madison Farrell-Thomas, Scott Jackson, Liam Moran,
Lachlan Walker, Bryanna Palmer
Absent:Sam Moller, Jordenn Battelley
soccer : teamwork
Year 8 TAS Soccer
Back:Daniel Clarke, Hamish Boyd, Joel Sandford, Bradley
Parfrement, Nicholas Thomas
Middle:Liam Cosgrove, Ethan Kortge, Jordan Davie, Cooper
Weeks, Michael Smith, Mr Thomas McPherson (Coach)
Front:Alex Vu, Jean-Pierre Stander, Jeremy Zbasnik,
George Kefford, Calum Hogg
Year 9/10 TAS Soccer
Back:Toby Janke, Jordan Noske, Jordan Spyro, Jacob Mullins,
Karl Seaward, Mr Phil Kefford (Coach)
Front:Roanne Stander, Brendan Fogg, Hamish Warden,
Jaye L’Amie, Joshua McCormack, Duy Nguyen
Open Girls BCS Soccer
Open A Boys TAS Soccer
Back:Jamie-Lee Prest, Taylor Janke, Emma Parfrement,
Madison Noske, Whitney Silva, Shaye Denman,
Mr Andrew Holmes (Manager/Coach)
Front:Annie Ly, Simone Silva, Brittinee Mullins, Meg Newell,
Riva Forrester-Jones, Robyn Prins
Back:Samuel Walters, Harry Jeong, Jacob Thian, Cory Nielson
Middle:Mr Richard Clark (Manager/Coach), Ethan Jones,
Jordan Noske, Josh Clarke, Tim Ripoll, Thai Nguyen
Front:Viet Vu, George Bysouth, Luke Tosh, Harvey Murray,
Nathan Reid
Absent:Lachlan Jackson, Tremaine Peters
teamwork : swimming
Swimming Academy
2012 has seen the TSAC Swimming Academy grow in number
and success. In partnership with Waterworx Aquatic Centre,
the number of students competing at Regional, State and
National level continues to grow. The College has noticed a
significant improvement in the performance of the JTAS and
TAS Swimming teams, and would like to thank Mr Paul and
Mrs Lynne Sansby for their continued support and commitment
towards developing the TSAC Swimming Academy.
JTAS Swimming
A strong team of 35 swimmers competed in the JTAS Swimming
Carnival on Tuesday March 20 at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre.
Against some very strong competition, the team competed
extremely well on the day, finishing fifth overall. The day was
highlighted by the 12/13 Years swimmers winning their age
division, a fantastic achievement that was led by outstanding
performances by Dylan Mason and Joshua Cox.
Other standout performers on the day included Bryanna Palmer,
Jenna Behr, Ethan Kortge, Kalani Thomas, Dakota Farrell-Thomas
and the 12/13 Years Boys Freestyle and Medley Relay teams.
Thank you to the staff
from Waterworx,
Mr James Patmore,
Mrs Robyn Behr and
Mrs Kerrie Jacobs for
their management
and coaching of the
team.
JTAS Swimming
Back Row:Mrs Robyn Behr (Manager), Shantay Morris, Hamish Boyd, Joshua Cox, Tiana Hogrefe, Mr James Patmore (Manager)
Third Row:Tessa Bray, Gabrielle Gordon, Chloe Bradley, Jeremy Zbasnik, Dylan Mason, Leonorah Hui-Asbury, Nicholas Waite,
Caitlin Poli, Jaxson Samuels
Second Row:Kyle Davidson, Dylan Eassie, Bryanna Palmer, Georga Boegheim, Kalani Thomas, Lachlan Walker, Mahalia Jeffrey-Davies,
Jenna Behr, Aidan Eassie, Bronwyn, Speirs, Ashlyn Speirs
Front Row:Dakota Farrell-Thomas, Shane Bradley, Sam Lonsdale, Tayla Behr, Jarrad Wrigley, Madison Farrell-Thomas, Nikita Hogrefe,
Ruby May, Jack Hogrefe
Absent:Ethan Kortge
swimming : teamwork
TAS Swimming
The TAS Swimming Carnival was held in March, with the Swim
team performing exceptionally well, finishing in fourth place
overall and the Girls team finishing in first place. The 13 Years
Girls and Open Girls provided tough competition coming away
with first place. There were some outstanding performances
on the day with Mary McFerran, Lefu Fonomaalii, Kyle Mason
and Megan Gianotti being awarded the Age Champion medal.
Megan Gianotti also broke the TAS 100m freestyle record with
a time of 59.76 seconds and the 200m freestyle record with a
time of 2.09.22 minutes. A special thank you to Mrs Karen
Wohling who did a wonderful job in helping to manage the
team.
TAS Swimming
Back Row:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Kyle Mason, Stephen Afiouni, Dean Wiegman, Samuel Gaedtke, Matthew Snell,
Tremaine Peters, Jacob Thian, Joshua Clarke, Samuel Walters, Daniel Allan, Mr Andrew Holmes (Coach)
Middle Row:Nicholas Thomas, Tasmyn Zbasnik, Lefu Fonomaalii, Cassidy Giles, Ben Wilcox, Chicago George, Megan Gianotti,
Emily Samuels, Jarod Rasmussen, Kate Bedford, Chelsea Butler, Mary McFerran, Emily Dyer
Front Row:Chatelle Palmer, Melodie Prins, Kimberley White, Jaike Salmon, Jennifer Lo, Maylee Wohling, Joel Sandford,
Sophie Lyle, Erin King, Paige Kelly, Jemima Shipman, Samuel Morgan, Lucy Bedford, Robyn Prins
Absent:Mrs Joanne Gillespie (Manager), Alexander Clark, Jake Leditschke, Jordan Lonsdale, Harvey Murray, Cory Nilsen,
Liam Vickary, Jamie Lee Prest
teamwork : softball
Softball
TSAC had three Softball teams in 2012 - a Year Five, Year Six
and Year Seven team.
The teams had a very successful 2012, which was led by the
Year Five team, who under the coaching of Mrs Kerrie Jacob,
went through the season undefeated. This was an outstanding
achievement and a tremendous credit to the enthusiasm and
skill that all team members showed throughout the season.
The Year Six team also had a very strong season, going
undefeated in their final four matches to finish with three wins,
two losses and a draw. A big thank you to Mrs Kate Frewin for
coaching the team during the season.
The Year Seven team had a number of very close matches
throughout the season and certainly improved as the season
went on. Thank you to Ms Joanne Gillespie and Mr James
Patmore for coaching the team during the season.
A Year Four T-Ball team also represented the school at the Year
Four T-Ball Carnival at St Paul’s School on Saturday March 17. The
students in the team conducted themselves with great esteem
throughout the training sessions and the carnival, and should
be very proud of their efforts. Thank you to Mr James Patmore
and Miss Laura Pinnell for coaching the team, and to Mrs Melody
Lawler for helping manage the team at the carnival.
Year 4 JTAS T-Ball
Year 5 JTAS Softball
Back:Mr James Patmore (Coach), Laura Hill, Marcus Gordon,
Laura Watkins
Middle:Ms Laura Pinnell (Manager), Jarrad Wrigley, Jacob Sim,
Lauren Bray, Bronwyn Speirs, Jorja Moran,
Mrs Melody Lawler (Manager)
Front:Mia Barbi, Lily Jackson, Ashlyn Speirs, Monique Nguyen,
Layla Williams
Absent:Deeksha Pandey
Back:Mrs Kerrie Jacob (Coach), Eli Myers, Joshua Kelly,
Kalani Thomas, Nikita Hogrefe
Front:Zoe Schimke, Byron Temple, Emma Williams,
Georga Boegheim
Absent:Nicholas Dyer, Neahlan Namie, Mrs Toni Myers (Manager)
and Mrs Delece Kelly (Coach)
softball : teamwork
Back:Nicholas Su, Zoe Christofis, Paris Koutsis, Zoe Daramola,
Zahlee Pearson, Kalib Monaei
Front:Jasmine Jackson, Morgan Newble, Caitlin Poli,
Emma Newbury, Mia Shepherd, Phebe Seaward
Absent:Mrs Kate Frewin (Coach)
Back:Mr James Patmore (Manager/Coach), Clare Pickstone,
Tiana Hogrefe Brianna Speirs, Georgia Boyd
Front:Sarah MacDougal-Marshall, Faith Tainui, Hunter Jones,
Alexandra McIlveen
Absent:Mackenzie Black, Bonnie Cosgrove, Jade Barbeler,
Mrs Joanna Gillespie (Coach)
teamwork : tennis
Tennis Academy
TAS Boys Tennis
TAS Girls Tennis
2012 has been another exciting year for Tennis at the College.
The second year of the Tennis Academy has seen a pronounced
improvement in the skills of our players. Testimony to this is
the high percentage of Academy players representing the
College in the TAS Tennis teams and the College’s success in
claiming three TAS Tennis Premierships, among them the first
Open - A Premiership.
Five Teams, two Premierships and second overall in Boy’s Tennis
in 2012 proved to be good return for a dedicated group of
players. The Year Eight and Year Ten teams both went through
the regular season undefeated and won their respective Grand
Finals. The Year Eight team comfortably took out their final and
are developing as a strong group of players for the future. The
Year Ten team took on their old foe, St John’s and made an
extraordinary comeback to tie 3 sets all – winning the
premiership due to finishing top of the table. The Open A and
B teams had some good wins and some loses. For the Year
Nine’s it was a massive learning year with many boys having
never played tennis before experiencing fixtures for the first
time. Thanks to all members of the tennis teams for their
dedication to training and sportsmanship on the court in
2012.
Once the Year Eight girls fell into a routine of matches and
training and started to embrace the sport, they made progress
and won some games. Tess Hedges and Sabrina Stinchcombe
became an effective doubles pairing and were supported by
Emily Milton-Brown and Shivani Rana.
Under the watchful eye of one of Australia’s top talent
development coaches, Mr Glenn Moodie, the Tennis
Academy’s three tier programme continues to identify players
ready to progress to Level Two. After starting out with only one
player training at the elite Level Three tier when the Academy
began, the College now has four players at this level.
The Tennis program on the Primary Campus has already
identifying students who will be well equipped to enter Level
One of the Tennis Academy programme when they move to
the Senior Campus.
JTAS Tennis
Term Four provided the opportunity for the Primary tennis
players to show their talents in the JTAS Tennis competition.
TSAC started the season with three teams, with coach Glenn
Moodie.
The TSAC ‘A’ and TSAC ‘B’ teams played in the Blue Division,
playing against schools such as Ormiston College, John Paul
College and Canterbury College.
The TSAC ‘C’ team played in the Red Division, however injuries
and fixture issues meant the team was only able to play one
fixture.
Thank you to Mr Glenn Moodie for coaching, and to Mr Phil
Kefford and Miss Helena Massey for managing the teams.
In the Year Nine Girls team, Kimberley White is to be commended
for her participation in both the team that represented her
own year group, and also, for her willingness to step up and
play in teams according to their need. Support from Marie
Boulanger, Melodie Prins and Claudia Marasea was invaluable
and all girls, if they can continue to play, will move up and form
the backbone of the new Year Ten team. The arrival of Lucy
Williams at the College has been a real boost.
The Open B Girls team was perhaps the best in terms of training.
Hannah Li, Kim White, Lily-Ann Veness and Robyn Prins were
diligent in the extreme, as they never missed a session and are
to be commended for their enjoyment, progress and participation.
Victories were few and far between, but they demonstrated the
values and attitudes which we seek to encourage amongst all
students.
This team will be forever remembered as the team that delivered
TSAC their first Open A Premiership trophy. A remarkable Grand
Final victory over Redeemer Lutheran College where scores
were tied, and the previous match score, resulted in a TSAC
victory. Led by Tennis Academy ‘graduates’ and seasoned players,
Jemima Shipman and Kaitlyn Tierney, were consistent performers
who were able to raise their games to beat opponents. Chelsea
Butler, was a pivotal member of the team – not losing a singles
or doubles game across the entire season. Ably supported by
Jennifer Lo, this pair stormed to victory in the critical final doubles
game. A truly momentous season, these four girls, supported
by Kimberley White in a couple of fixtures, have put TSAC sport,
and tennis in particular, on the TAS radar at the highest level.
Congratulations to all involved in a most memorable season.
tennis : teamwork
JTAS Tennis A
JTAS Tennis B
JTAS Tennis C
Back: Bruno Aleixo, Mr James Patmore (Manager)
Front: Jaxson Samuels, George Kefford, Oliver Kefford
Absent:Mr Phil Kefford (Manager), Mr Glenn Moodie (Coach)
Back:Ethan Kortge, Mr James Patmore (Manager)
Front:Moses Clarke, Scott Jackson, Callum Burdett
Absent:Ms Helena Massey (Manager), Mr Glenn Moodie (Coach)
Back:Byron Temple, Joshua Kelly, Kalani Thomas
Front:Emma Williams, Jasmine Jackson, Monica Teramoto
Absent:Ms Helena Massey (Manager), Mr Glenn Moodie (Coach)
Year 8 Girls TAS Tennis
Year 8 Boys TAS Tennis
Year 9 Girls TAS Tennis
Back:Mr Phil Kefford (Coach), Sabrina Stinchcombe,
Tess Hedges, Mrs Ann Haines-Shipman (Manager)
Front:Emily Milton-Brown, Shivani Rana
Back:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Joel Sandford,
Riley Wimhurst, Anton Prestigiacomo
Front:Alex Vu, Daniel Clarke, Jean Pierre Stander
Back:Mr Phil Kefford (Coach), Jessica Hawula,
Claudia Marasea, Mrs Ann Haines-Shipman (Manager)
Front:Kimberley White, Marie Boulanger, Lucy Williams
teamwork : tennis
Open A Girls TAS Tennis
Back:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Jeremy Smith,
Toby Janke
Front:Daniel Nguyen, Brodie Gray, Robert Goss
Back:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Issac Flello, Timothy Barratt
Front:Lachlan Mackay, Jason Hunter
Back:Mr Phil Kefford (Coach), Chelsea Butler, Jennifer Lo,
Mrs Ann Haines-Shipman (Manager)
Front:Kaitlyn Tierney, Jemima Shipman
Open A Boys TAS Tennis
Open B Girls TAS Tennis
Back:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Ethan Jones, Viet Vu
Front:Samuel Walters, Joshua Clarke
Back:Mr Phil Kefford (Coach), Hannah Li, Kimberley White
Front:Lily Ann Veness, Robyn Prins
Open B Boys TAS Tennis
Back:Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Coach), Timothy Ripoll,
Joshua Livingston
Front:Louis McIllveen, Roanne Stander, Jacob Lachlan
touch football : teamwork
JTAS Touch Football
Three teams participated in the JTAS Touch Football Competition
on Saturday October 27 and Saturday November 3 at Ormiston
College.
The teams achieved great success across the two weekends,
thoroughly enjoying the opportunity to play a minimum of
five games in a quality competition.
The Year Five/Six team, coached by Mr Brett Thomas, finished
undefeated with four wins and a draw from five games. Wins
included West Moreton Anglican College (9-0) and St Peter’s
Lutheran College (4-1).
The Year Six/Seven team, coached by Mr Warren Newble, won
four of their six games. The team’s best win was against
Redeemer Lutheran College (4-0).
The Year Seven team were coached by Mrs Leanne Zendler
and won two of their five games. The team’s best win was
against Cannon Hill Anglican College (3-1).
Thank you to all coaches for their hard work during the season.
Year 5/6 JTAS Touch Football Team
Open 6/7 JTAS Touch Football Team
Back:Connor Jones, Madison Price, Paris Koutsis, Kalani Thomas,
Mr Brett Thomas (Coach)
Front:Madison Farrell-Thomas, Georga Boegheim, Jenna Behr,
Savannah Lyle, Shane Bradley
Absent:Ethan Newble, Mrs Robyn Behr (Manager)
Back:Caitlin Poli, Liam Moran, Brianna Speirs, Georgia Boyd,
Autumn Mills, Lachlan Walker, Mr James Patmore
(Manager)
Front:Faith Tainui, Jessica Campbell, Elijah Pene, Matthew
Sparrow, Sarah MacDougal-Marshall, Morgan Newble
Absent:Mr Warren Newble (Coach), Mrs Kerrie Jacob (Manager)
teamwork : touch football
TAS Girls Touch Football
The sport of Touch Football is continually growing at the College.
Four teams (Junior Girls, Junior Boys, Senior Girls, and Senior
Boys) competed in the ‘Brisbane Christian Schools Touch
Carnival’ in Term Two with all teams performing well and
competitively. The Junior Girls qualified for the Semi Final and
unfortunately lost by one touchdown.
This is the third year that Touch Football has been included in
the TAS Sporting programme and is also the year that all TSAC
Touch teams made the TAS Touch finals. The Year Eight Girls,
Year Nine Girls and Open A all finished second on the ladder
and the Open B team finished first – Premiers. All teams played
well in the finals but unfortunately they were unable to secure
a win. The quality of coaching and the enthusiasm of each
coach was outstanding. Thank you to Mr Ben Johnston,
Mr Lachlan Gaedtke, Mr Trevor Dyer and Mrs Leanne Zendler
for the time and effort in coaching.
A special mention needs to go to the Open A Touch team. This
group of talented, and committed young women were led by
Annalise Fogg. Determined at training, the simple, strategic
planning for each game and player positioning saw the girls
make more astute and educated plays each Saturday morning.
Junior Boys TAS Touch Team
Senior Boys TAS Touch Team
Back:Kaylim Haerewa, Isaiah Pene, Jarod Rasmussen,
Jordan Lennon, Hamish Boyd, Aidan Duff,
Mrs Leanne Zendler (Coach)
Front:Cooper Weeks, Jordan Davie, Jaike Salmon,
Cody Peters-Cash, Alex Vu
Back:Daniel Allan, Cory Nilsen, Jacob Thian, Conner O’Brien,
Mr Ben Johnston (Coach)
Front:Luke Tosh, Jake Leditschke, Jayden Jordanovich,
Samuel Walters, Nathan Reid
Absent:Ethan Jones
Year 7 JTAS Touch Football Team
Year 8 Girls TAS Touch Team
Back:Leonorah Hui-Asbury, Larana Thomas, Joshua Cox, Hamish
Boyd, Jackson Hayden, Mr James Patmore (Manager)
Front:Bryanna Palmer, Kalib Monaei, Grace Duff,
Jade Barbeler, Calum Hogg, Chloe Bradley
Absent:Mrs Leanne Zendler (Coach)
Back:Abigail Vergunst, Casey Jenkins, Cassidy Webber,
Casey Bullard, Juanita Chambers,
Mrs Leanne Zendler (Coach)
Front:Stephanie Smith, Emily Milton-Brown, Hailey Ledgard,
Lucy Bedford, Sarah Savill
In Term Four, two teams competed in the TAS Boys Touch
Carnival. The improvement in the TSAC Touch Football
programme is to be attributed to the increased commitment
given to the sport by the students and their families.
touch football : teamwork
Year 9 Girls TAS Touch Team
Back:Mrs Leanne Zendler (Manager), Emily Dyer, Emily Milner,
Jessica Hawula, Kate Roberts, Jordan McConnell,
Mr Trevor Dyer (Coach)
Front:Kimberley White, Chloe Thomas, Abbi Thomas,
Sabrina Stinchcombe, Lucy Williams, Melodie Prins
Open A TAS Girls Touch Team
Open B TAS Girls Touch Team
Back:Shaye Denman, Annalise Fogg, Aaliyah Chambers,
Larissa Chambers, Mr Ben Johnston (Coach)
Front:Chantelle Palmer, Jessica Harris, Stephanie Demarco,
Robyn Prins
Back:Mikaela Revfeim, Jessica Falzon, Micah Weslake,
Emily King, Mr Ben Johnston (Manager)
Front:Lorraine Mesika, Kate Bedford, Coutnery Greeno,
Jennifer Lo
Absent:Mr Lachlan Gaedtke (Coach)
teamwork : volleyball
TAS Boys Volleyball
Fear, apprehension and restless energy were in abundance
during the first training session for the six boys that represented
the Year Eight Boys Volleyball team this year. However, the boys
also displayed a focus on developing teamwork and improving
individual skill levels right from the outset. It was fortunate that
the boys possessed these latter attributes as their resolve would
increasingly be tested during the season. It was their
determination to consistently improve, collectively and singularly,
that saw the boys just miss out on a finals spot this year.
The Year Nine Boys Volleyball team had a turbulent year this
season with the playing roster changing most weeks due to
injury and availability. This inconsistency reflected in the boys’
ability to generate fluidity in their teamwork. To their credit the
latter stages of the season indicated that next year looks
promising with Brendan Fogg and Ben Wilcox leading by
example. Undoubtedly, the boys will learn from this season, and
armed with these experiences approach next season with the
focus and hunger to make a serious charge at the championship.
This year saw the emergence of a small, but strong and
dedicated Year Ten Boys Volleyball team. They started the year off
with few wins but their determination and hard work could not
be beaten. As the team honed their skills their confidence
increased and the wins followed. By the end of the season they
were a force to be reckoned with and had a number of surprise
wins against some very strong teams. Next year will prove to be a
great competition as these boys grow as players and as a team.
The Open B Volleyball squad produced nail biting excitement for
those watching this season. Although they remained winless,
they were competitive in every game taking four big-school
teams to five sets and losing by only a few points. These boys
trained and fought hard all season, and I’m sure that once they
grab that first win, a string of wins will follow.
The Open A team was made up of students from Year Twelve,
Year Eleven, and one Year Ten student and took the standards
of volleyball at the College to new heights. A steep learning
curve, and high expectations set upon them, they gathered
momentum and became highly competitive throughout the
season. The losses experienced were hard fought with only
two to three points separating teams. This team created a new
level of excitement towards the sport throughout the
community with parents, students and teachers eager to
watch them play each week. A team ethos of ‘listen, learn, win’
was evident in their greatest achievement - defeating one of
the eventual finalists on their own court. Congratulations on
the success this year.
TAS Girls Volleyball
The Year Eight Girls team performed exceptionally well this year
remaining undefeated throughout the rounds section of the
season. Led strongly by the serving of Madison Finch and Mary
McFerran the girls each contributed to the success of the team
this year. Unfortunately the girls lost in the final this year,
however, the experience gained from playing in big games
should make them hungrier to go one better next year.
The Year Nine Girls team performed extremely well during the
first few games of the season, demonstrating a vast array of skills,
commitment and determination that had them leading the
competition after two rounds. As the season progressed, the girl’s
ability to never be outplayed ensured that many of the points
and ensuing games were closely fought. Whilst they did not
qualify for the finals, they have shown themselves that in coming
seasons they will be premier contenders.
Following their premiership success as Year Nine’s in 2011, hopes
were high for the Year Ten Girls team to go back to back in 2012.
Despite a couple of tough matches throughout the season where
the girls came back from a set down to beat Rivermount College
on two occasions, the team finished undefeated through the
regular season. Unfortunately the team was unable to produce
its best in the final and went down to Rivermount College by
two sets to one. Congratulations to the team who made the
Grand Final in each of the three years they have played.
After a 2011 season that did not yield a win, 2012 was a massive
turn around for the Open B Girls team. Requiring a win in their
last game against Scots PG College to secure a Grand Final spot,
the team came agonisingly close with a hard fought 3-2 loss. A
great season which saw some new players to the sport, and
considerable improvement made by all. The team finished third
and should be proud of their efforts this season.
The Open A Girls team consisted of players who had a
willingness to learn new techniques, strategies, plays, and
positions. The girls improved throughout the season and became
a more organised group, having some success against other
Colleges. They are encouraged to maintain this positive attitude
towards the game as a higher standard of play will be the focus
in 2013.
volleyball : teamwork
Year 8 Girls TAS Volleyball
Year 8 Boys TAS Volleyball
Back:Mr Darren Sime (Coach), Mary McFerran, Sophie Lyle
Front:Madison Finch, Madaline Norton, Madeline Ripoll,
Tess Hedges
Back:Mr Darren Sime (Coach), Dallin Ing, Jarod Rasmussen,
Kaylim Haerewa, Mr Andrew Fogg (Coach)
Front:Isaiah Pene, Josiah Tafili, Samuel Eagles,
Christopher Griffiths
Back:Mr Allan Yates (Manager/Coach), Denika Hutchen,
Kate Roberts
Front:Simone Silva, Clare Cannons, Marie Boulanger
Absent: Mikaylah Parsons, Lefu Fonomaalii
Back:Mr Darren Sime (Coach), Toby Janke, Jaye L’Amie,
Ben Wilcox, Mr Andrew Fogg (Coach)
Front:Terence Lin, Rhys Mason, Brendan Fogg, Alexander Clark
Back:Ruby Stewart, Micah Weslake, Cassidy Giles,
Mr Hilton Whitehorne (Manager/Coach)
Front:Paige Kelly, Maylee Wohling, Mikaela Revfeim,
Madeleine Weeks, Jemima Shipman
Back:Ms Allison Lovesey (Coach), Lachlan Jackson,
Jayden Jordanovich, Bailey Ferdous
Front:Lachlan Mackay, Jordan Spyro, Gordon Tu, Jordan Noske

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