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Sacred Heart College Sports Awards Dinner SACRED HEART COLLEGE SPORTS AWARDS DINNER 25 October 2018 Sacred Heart College Auditorium MC Brendhan Lovegrove with special guest Simon van Velthooven PROGRAMME Welcome by Principal, Mr Jim Dale Presentation of Sacred Heart College Medallions by Principal Jim Dale, with citations by Mr Brendhan Lovegrove MC Grace, led by Head Prefect, Jack Kiely Self-service buffet Presentation of Sport Awards by Mr Simon van Velthooven, with citations by Mr Brendhan Lovegrove MC Dessert Guest Speaker Mr Simon van Velthooven Presentations to Major Award winners by Mr Simon van Velthooven, with citations by Mr Brendhan Lovegrove MC Closing address by Director of Sport, Mr Nick Guise Major Sponsors Guest Speaker Simon van Velthooven Simon is a New Zealand Track Racing Cyclist and America's Cup Sailor. Simon has also prioritised his education by completing a degree in Agri-Commerce majoring in Commercial Property Valuation At 23 years of age, Simon won New Zealand's first Sprint Cycling medal in the Men's Keirin at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. He has also won multiple World Championship and Commonwealth Games medals and was the 2012 World Cup Champion in the 1km Time Trial and Keirin events. In 2010 and again in 2014, he won a silver in the 1000m Time Trial and Keirin at the Commonwealth Games. Simon joined Emirates Team New Zealand in 2015 and was one of the original ‘cyclors’ that helped develop, test, and race the revolutionary boat. He was a huge asset to the team that won the 2017 America's Cup. The cycling system on the boat was one part of many, that differentiated the team from the rest and allowed them to be competitive against better funded and well established teams in Bermuda, at the 35th Americas Cup. SPORTS MEDALLIONS 2018 MAX ARMSTRONG New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion EZEKIEL BULAY New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion JACK CALDWELL New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion DILLON CARROLL New Zealand U19 Powerlifting Champion ADAM CLAYTON New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion JOEL CLISSOLD New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion HARRIS DANIELSON New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion AUSTEN DRAPER New Zealand Karate Squad Representative JACK DUNCAN New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion NOAH FAITAUA New Zealand U12 Tag 20 Champion ELIAS FALANITULE New Zealand U16 Indoor Cricket Representative LOUIE FERIGO New Zealand Water Polo Youth Team Representative New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion CHAY FIHAKI New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Rugby Team Representative HARRY FINNIGAN New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion POTUSA FUILALA New Zealand U18 Rugby League Representative HARRISON FREEMAN New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion TAUFA FUNAKI New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Rugby Team Representative BEN GARDNER New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion KAI GILLESPIE New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion MICHAEL GRAHAM New Zealand Secondary Schools’ 4 X 400M Champion New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Athletics Team Representative MILAN GROSS New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion TAUA HEATHER Cook Islands Oceania U18 Rugby Team Representative CAMPBELL HULBERT New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion JOSH IRELAND New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion COREY KELLOW New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion SEBASTIAN LARDIES New Zealand Sailing Champion - 29er World Youth Sailing Silver Medallist - 29er BRONSON LARSEN New Zealand Water Polo Youth Team Representative New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion INGRAM LEGER New Zealand U15 Baseball Representative CONNOR LOCK New Zealand Age Group Champion - 200m Breaststroke FINN LOCK New Zealand Junior Swimming Champion - 100m Breaststroke New Zealand Junior Swimming Champion - 200m Breaststroke AARON MANSFIELD-PUTT New Zealand Indoor Cricket Representative ANDREW MATTHEWS New Zealand U17 Road Cycling Team Representative New Zealand Secondary Schools’ U16 Duathlon Champion HAMISH MCALEESE New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion JAKE MOOSBALLY New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion MAX ONGLEY New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion CALLUM PLUNKETT GREGORY New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion LIAM REGAN New Zealand U17 Road Cycling Team Representative ZANE ROBINSON New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion KINGSLEY SINCLAIR New Zealand U20 Football Team Representative New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion OLIVER SMYTH New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion RIWAI STANTON New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion CAMPBELL STRONG New Zealand U17 Football Team Representative LEO TAINE New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion BROOKLYN TE KAWA-SPRATT New Zealand U12 Baseball Team Representative LEYTON VAIKE-HUNT Samoan U15 Basketball Team Representative DECLAN VILJOEN New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion ROBSON WALLACE New Zealand Open Water Champion 5km New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Open Water Champion - 5000m MALCOLM YOUNG New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Football Champion PATRIK ZATKO New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion Sports Awards 2018 ATHLETICS The Peterson Family Cup for the Year 7 Athletics Champion James Mitchell The Senior Division Athletic Champion Cup for the Year 8 Athletics Champion Ashton Kneebone The Junior Athletics Championship Cup for the Junior Athletics Champion Siaosi Lealiifano The Mervyn and Kingi Fraser Smith Cup for the Intermediate Athletics Champion Bono Napota The D Casey Esquire Cup for the Senior Athletics Champion Michael Graham The Henare Tuhakaraina Trophy for Junior Boys Field Events Excellence Thomas Wynne BADMINTON The D’Souza Family Trust Cup for the Outstanding Player of the Year Isaac Hon The SHC Badminton Trophy for the Most Promising Player Collin Edward BASKETBALL The Outstanding Year 7 and 8 Player Blake Ryan The SHC Carew-Bourke Family Cup for Most Outstanding Junior Player Adam Davies The Paul Hood Trophy for Service and Leadership to a Senior Player James Davies The Lawson Family Trophy for the Most Valuable Player Joshua Leger CRICKET The Outstanding Year 7 and 8 Player Darcy Porter The Moran Cup for Most Promising Junior Player Elias Falanitule The Barakat Cup for the highest aggregate wickets in the 1st XI Brett Menezes The Arbuckle Family Cup for highest aggregate runs in the 1st XI Declan Viljoen The Michael McFadden Memorial Cup for 1st XI Best Fielder Benedict Hardie The Brother Vincent Scannell Memorial Trophy given to the Outstanding Sacred Heart Player at the annual Marist Cricket Carnival Declan Viljoen CYCLING The Jennings Cup for the Outstanding Novice Fletcher Hilton Outstanding Senior Cyclist of the Year Cup Donated by the Jackson Family Liam Regan The Ethan Mitchell Cup for the Cyclist of the Year Redmond Connolly DISTANCE RUNNING The Year 7 Cross-Country Cup for the Year 7 Champion Jared Faulkner The Year 8 Cross-Country Cup for the Year 8 Champion Oliver Kelly The Junior Champion William Holland The Outstanding Cross-Country Runner Cup for the Intermediate Champion Andrew Matthews The College Cross-Country Champion Trophy for the Senior Cross-Country Champion Michael Graham The Budapest Cup for Outstanding Commitment, Effort and Teamwork Senior Cross Country Alasdair Tremlett FOOTBALL The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Caleb Moosbally The Outstanding Junior Player Oliver Fay The 1st Dempsey Morton Trophy for the Most Improved 1st XI Player Adam Clayton The 2nd Dempsey Morton Trophy for the Most Outstanding1st XI Player Jack Duncan The Doyle-Smit Family Cup for the 1st XI Football Players’ Player Declan Viljoen The Brother Edwin Fittan Cup for Student Service to Football Kingsley Sinclair The Golden Glove Trophy for the Best Goal Defender Declan Viljoen The SHC Manickum Family Golden Boot Trophy for the Most Goals scored in the season Kingsley Sinclair NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1st XI Team AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 2nd XI Team 14A Team 15B2 Team GOLF The Maudsley Golf Cup for the College Champion Jaime Lansi HOCKEY The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Liam Gray The Outstanding Junior Player Oscar Lawrence The Most Promising Player of the Year Cup Donated by the Fowler Family Jakob Bell-Kake The Most Outstanding Senior Player of the Year Cup Donated by the Kreft Family Brett Menezes ROWING The Peter Waite Memorial Trophy for Most Improved Rower Xavier Yates The Sacred Oarsman Trophy for the Best 2km Erg Adam Clark The JDJ Scott Memorial Cup for the Coxswain of the Year Callum Miller The Br Terence Costello Cup for the Outstanding Rower of the Year Adam Clark The Leef Memorial Trophy for the Best Performing Rowing Four (U16 Four) Max Burggraaf, Adam Clark, Jadin Kingi, Xavier Smidt and Callum Miller (cox) The Klaassen Rowing Cup for the Best Performing Rowing Eight (U15 Eight) Thomas Clingin, William Clingin, Ethan Elmore, Tom Keeling, Troy O’Donnell, Douglas Polo, Henry Rea, Xavier Smidt and Jack Higgins (cox) RUGBY The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Alvin Chong Nee The Kerry Plamus and Ron Price Cup for the Most Promising Junior Grade Player Kobe Kay 1st XV Best Back of the Year Trophy Chay Fihaki 1st XV Best Forward of the Year Trophy Sam Heilmann 1st XV Player of the Year Trophy Mateo Taiseni AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 2B Rugby Team U15 A Restricted 4A Rugby Team U15 A Open 1st XV CUPS WON IN 2018 Brother Maurice-Henry Cooper Cup (vs Auckland Grammar) Fitzpatrick-Kirkpatrick Cup (vs King’s College) Hibernian Shield (vs St Peter’s
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