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Confro 2021 Day Two - 29 June CONFRO 2021 DAY TWO - 29 JUNE Iona was disappointed to see an early closure to Confro 2021 following the Queensland Government’s lockdown announcement yesterday morning. We would like to thank all the players, coaches, referees, officials and volunteers who have all contributed to a fabulous (and memorable) carnival. You have all ‘let your light shine’! Please stay safe and well. QISSRL MESSAGE - TUESDAY 29 JUNE 2021 The 2021 Confraternity Carnival was cancelled yesterday due to the COVID-19 lockdown in southeast Queensland. The Carnival ended after the completion of the final boys’ pool matches. The final siren sounded at about 12.40pm. The committee of the Queensland Independent Secondary Schools Rugby League made the decision following the Premier’s announcement that a three-day lockdown would begin at 6pm for southeast Queensland and parts of the wider Townsville region. It is with much sadness that we end the Carnival, however the health and safety of our participants is our focus at all times. Schools are urged to decide on their next steps with many different scenarios among the 50 competing schools. Each school will make its own decisions on what’s best for their students and coaching staff. We thank everyone who has worked so hard for this Carnival. We have enjoyed an outstanding three days, beginning with Sunday’s opening Mass and ceremony. Iona College has been a brilliant host. It’s been a wonderful Carnival. The spirit of play across the last two days has been outstanding. The Spirit of Confraternity was upheld. While we are unable to play finals matches, we are grateful for the opportunities that more than 1,230 students had to become Confro players. You are now part of the Confro community and will always be part of that community. Travel safely to your destinations. See you at Confro 2022 in Mackay. DAY TWO RESULTS - TUESDAY 29 JUNE 2021 GIRLS Emmaus College, Rockhampton 20 Shalom College 4 St Patrick’s College, Mackay 24 Southern Cross Catholic College 12 Marymount College 54 Trinity College 0 Shalom College St Joseph’s College St Patrick’s College, Mackay The Cathedral College Clairvaux MacKillop College Trinity College BOYS Mt Maria College 6 St Patrick’s College Gympie 0 Our Lady of Southern Cross 14 Gilroy Santa Maria College 6 Chanel College 28 Good Shepherd College 0 Trinity College 12 St John’s College 4 Xavier Catholic College 26 Ambrose Treacy College 0 Unity College 30 St Augustine’s College, Augustine Heights 6 Emmaus College, Jimboomba 28 St James College / Chisholm College 0 St Anthony’s College 18 Ryan Catholic College 6 St Laurence’s College 34 St Thomas More College 6 St Joseph’s College 26 St Teresa’s College 22 All Souls St Gabriels School 14 Marist College Emerald 10 St Michael’s College 22 St Columban’s College 12 St Edmund’s College 20 St Mary’s College Woree 6 Clairvaux MacKillop College 20 Blackheath & Thornburgh College 4 Columba Catholic College 46 Faith Lutheran College 0 Holy Spirit College 16 Assumption College 6 The Cathedral College 34 Iona College 0 St Augustine’s College, Cairns 14 Shalom College 6 Ignatius Park College 40 Marist College Ashgrove 14 St Patrick’s College, Mackay 28 Emmaus College, Rockhampton 6 St Brendan’s College 42 Padua College 0 St Patrick’s College, Shorncliffe 44 St Peter Claver College 10 St Mary’s College, Toowoomba 18 Aquinas College 4 Marymount College 16 Rockhampton Grammar School 12 “There is such a great feeling. Everyone is excited to be here and there is lots of energy.” - Year 9 spectator Iona College “These fields are a big step up from anything we have ever played on. Great to be here after missing last year. We really enjoyed the mass.” - Rockhampton Grammar School players Carter and Luke “We are so proud to be playing in the first Confro girls team. All the girl players should be congratulated on their great sportsmanship. Thanks for welcoming us.” - Trinity College players Ryley and Orla “It is a great carnival, and is being run so smoothly. We are loving it, except it is very cold!” - St Teresa’s College, Abergowrie players “Iona is very modern and a pretty cool school. Love the fields and think the pedestrian crossing between the fields is very safe and clever. Iona think of everything.” - Our Lady of the Southern Cross, Dalby players Harry and Hugh “Great spirit here at Confro. Everyone is competitive on the field but we are all making new friends at the end of each game. The spectators are awesome. Look forward to hearing the man of the match after each game.” - Ambrose Treacy College players Brock and Henry “Awesome carnival. It has been great to meet so many new people. Great place to have the carnival.” - Southern Cross Catholic College, Annandale player Eric “It is all really exciting and the girls had a good start with a win. There is a very high standard of competition. Thanks to Iona for putting it on.” - The Cathedral College, Rockhampton player Shauna “I am proud to be helping and I am really looking forward to the sausages.” - Oscar, Year 6 Ball Boy Volunteer Iona College wishes to acknowledge and express our appreciation to each and every sponsor of the CQUniversity Confraternity Carnival 2021 held at the College from 27 June to 2 July..
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