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2018 HIGHLIGHTS & HONOUR ROLLS The Hallam Sports Academy Sportsperson of the Year Award For Commitment & Performance (Male & Female) Male Sportsperson of the Year 2018: Cody Fredrickson Female Sportsperson of the Year 2018: Brooke Struylaart Hallam Senior College www.hallamssc.vic.edu.au Australian Rules Football - Boys R LE IE AG M U E E 2018 Highlights R 2018 Honour Roll P H E A G L The Hallam SC AFL Boys Academy have experienced a year full of exciting 2018 T.A.CE Cup Representatives L L A L M O C challenges and endless opportunities to develop and improve their craft. SENIDandenongOR Stingrays Jarryd Baker, Jake Carosella, We hit the ground running in term 1 focussing initially on skill execution then on to Jack Harmes, Dylan Mutimer, game plan and structure. Offensive ball movement was overseen by Arryn Siposs, Chris Raso stoppages and midfield mastered by Angus Scott, while defensive pressure was delivered by Jason Tickner. This year we also welcomed Lachlan Williams into our 2018 T.A.C Cup Representatives coaching group. Lockie oversaw player development with a focus on developing Sandringham Dragons individual players’ areas for improvement. Declan McBean Term 1 highlights included the Year 10 James Harmes Squad tour to Canberra 2018 Vic Country Future Stars where they were narrowly defeated by Erindale College in Queanbeyan in game Representative 1 of a 2 game series against the ACT Champions. Jarryd Baker Our Premier League team were in a strong pool against Essendon-Kelior, Bendigo 2018 Dandenong Stingrays SSC and Catherine McAuley. All 3 games were hotly contested but saw Hallam lose U16 Representatives all of them by less than 20 points. Thomas Russell, Matt Whitehead The Interstate Challenge Series included home games against Erindale and Palm- Beach Currumbin from Queensland. Hallam utilised the home ground advantage winning both of these games as well as a convincing victory against PBC at Southport. 2018 also provided Hallam their first international game against New Zealand’s Under 18 team. Played under lights at Hastings, Hallam held on for a memorable win. 2018 Award Winners Senior Coaches Award 2018: Brendan Purcell Intermediate Coaches Award 2018: Dale Broughton Senior Best and Fairest Award 2018: Matt Wilson Intermediate Best and Fairest Award 2018: Dylan Mutimer Most Determined Player Award 2018: Ryan Steicke Rising Star Award 2018: Harley Fairbank Most Consistent Award 2018: Luke Scott Most Improved 2018: Bailey Howarth Most Courageous 2018: Jack Harmes Hallam Senior College Sports Academy: 2018 Highlights & Honour Rolls Australian Rules Football - Girls 2018 Highlights Highlights & Honour Roll 2018 was an outstanding year for the AFL Girls program. Starting in Term 1 the SSV girls had a solid pre season which had a focus on learning our structures and Premiers 2010, 11, 12, 14, 16 positioning. This concluded with a practice game against Mt Ridley in the last week State Semi-finalists and a comfortable win. 2008, 2009, 2013 Term 2 was our first official game in the SSV competition, that being the Casey Herald Sun Shield Nth Round Robin. All the girls were rotated through many positions during the Premiers 2012, 2013, 2017 games and we finished the day undefeated to progress through to the Southern All Australian Team Metro finals. The remainder of term 2 saw training take on the focus of our ball Ellie Blackburn, Karly Tapner, movement patterns as we prepared for Term 3. Brooke Struylaart, Charis Ulu Peniata Term 3 started with the Herald Sun Shield competition and the girls played AFL Womens Players outstanding football to defeat MLC in the semi final and then the reigning Ellie Blackburn, Danielle Hardiman champions Bendigo Girls Grammar in the final. The girls next challenge was to Bianca Jakobson, Kirsten McLeod defend our SSV State Title which they did winning all games in the Sth Metro round then defeating Box Hill and Yea in the state semi & qrt finals. AFL High Performance Academy Members The final was played against Sunbury and went right down to the final minutes with Ellie Blackburn, Courtney Jones Hallam running out victors to win our 3rd State Title in a row. Brooke Struylaart, Karly Tapner The last football commitment for the year was the Interstate challenge in Charis Ulu Peniata Queensland. We played Mooloolaba HS in a lot warmer conditions than we had Victorian Representatives experienced in Victoria but the girls won the game by a couple of girls to reclaim Ellie Blackburn, Kristy Borg the shield and finish an undefeated year of school football. Emily Browning, Lauren Chalkley Thanks to all the support staff , ex students & parents who helped out or came Taylah Clayton, Katelyn Cox along to support the team throughout the year. Jenna Edwards, Danielle Hardiman Chantelle Hawkins, Alicia Heins Lauren Hojnacki, Bianca Jakobson Courtney Jones, Isabel Marsh 2018 Award Winners Riplee McLachlan, Kirsten McLeod Chloe McMillian, Cassandra Meads Senior Coaches Award 2018: Tameka Youn Carleen Ryan, Teagan Sheldon Best and Fairest Award 2018: Emily Browning Shaneece Stratton, Brooke Struylaart Rising Star Award 2018: Shaneece Stratton Karly Tapner, Charis Ulu Peniata Runners up Best and Fairest 2018: Brooke Struylaart Hallam Senior College Sports Academy: 2018 Highlights & Honour Rolls Basketball 2018 Highlights Boys Program 2018 saw some notable win for the Hallam Basketball Academy’s senior 1st team. Bringing up some strong youth from the intermediates, the young team managed to end their year with 9 wins and 7 losses to date. Notable wins over Templestowe, St Monicas, Rowville 2nd team and Padua College saw the HBA boys make it to the final game of each of their tournaments and fall short to the likes of Maribrynong, Box hill and Wesley College. Development of the skills, tactics and fitness of each player has been a huge focus for the year and has led to the team being prepared to enter their toughest challenge of Nationals at the end of the year once more. With such a strong core group in the Intermediate program already having some senior playing experience, the heights of potential for the HBA team in the next few years is unquestionably exciting. Well done, on what was a successful year gentlemen and good luck for the Nationals competition. Girls Program Overall 2018 was in many people’s opinions the most successful year ever for the Hallam Girls Basketball Academy. Landing some strong inclusions into the program at the beginning of the year, the girls had to take a step up in their training and focus levels if they were to reach their potential. After some tough tournaments early in the year where the team were unable to get their structures clicking, they began hitting their strides at the right time of the year. Coming into the SSV competition (our main goal each year) the girls out played their opposition in each game apart from the final at the Casey North opening round. Berwick managed to defeat Hallam by a mere 6 points however played an ineligible player and this saw Hallam enter the next round of competition. With something to prove, the girls outlasted Parkdale in a pre metro round elimination game and then went on to win 3 straight close encounters to become the Southern Metro region winners and book a spot in the State Finals for the first time in at least 8 years (if not longer)! At the State finals, Hallam managed to win 2 impressive game early and then faced Box Hill for a spot in the Grand Final vs. Maribrynong. The last time Hallam faced Box Hill in girl’s competition, the scores were a massive 10 – 80 point loss, however this time around, with box hill out to an early lead, the girls were determined to not suffer the same fate. Scoring 9 straight points in the start of the second half, Hallam brought the game back to a single figure margin. Unfortunately, the HBA zone allowed Box Hill to light it up from beyond the 3-point line and Box Hill went onto the State Grand Final. Well done to the 2018 HBA girls on making history and solidifying that in 2019, with hard work, they will go one step further! Hallam Senior College Sports Academy: 2018 Highlights & Honour Rolls Overseas success: 2018 Honour Roll - Boys • Former Hallam Basketball Academy student-athlete Mal Mut has transferred 2018 Big V Senior Representatives schools to a higher grade of basketball. Cody Fredrickson • Matt Darcy returns home from College and takes up coaching and referee roles 2018 Big V Youth League while studying basketball at Chisholm TAFE. Representatives Cody Fredrickson • Bosko Kostur has graduated Division 1 College at Bryant University and while Dominic Baldan played some practice games at NBA facilities has landed a fantastic job Ebony Robinson opportunity to work in a business in New York City. 2018 VC Representatives Riley Pollard Ilma Hajdarovic 2018 Basketball Award Winners Harmony Thomas Senior Coaches Award, Female 2018: Ebony Robinson Senior Coaches Award, Male 2018: Hoor Ahmadi Intermediate Coaches Award, Female 2018: Annie Gardiner Intermediate Coaches Award, Male 2018: Sam Serdzeff Senior Most Valuable Player Award, Female 2018: Harmony Thomas Senior Most Valuable Player Award, Male 2018: Cody Fredrickson Intermediate Most Valuable Player Award, Female 2018: Ilma Hajdarovic Intermediate Most Valuable Player Award, Male 2018: Heath Johnson Most Improved Player Award 2018: Tyler Ryan Leadership Award, Female 2018: Payton Tucker Leadership Award, Male 2018: Dominic Baldan Coaching Development Award 2018: Rhyan Green Hallam Senior College Sports Academy: 2018 Highlights & Honour Rolls Netball 2018 Highlights The Netball program started the year off with a leadership camp at Torquay where Highlights & Honour Roll the girls had the opportunity to bond and continue to build on the progress they made in 2017.
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