Chairpersons Annual Report 2012

CHAIRPERSONS ANNUAL REPORT 2012

It gives me great pleasure to present this annual report on behalf of the executive, diocesan and association representatives and individual sport conveners. The scope of this report reflects another amazing year of sporting achievement for our catholic school students and staff in secondary schools across NSW. It provides a reflection of the incredible talent we have in our schools and the pathways that are available in a wide variety of sports. It is always rewarding to see students from our catholic secondary schools listed as members of NSW All School and Australian teams.

Pope Benedict XVI in praying for this year’s London Olympic and Paralympic Games hoped for the promotion of world peace and friendship emphasizing the positive role that sports can play in society. He said, “the Olympics are the greatest sporting event in the world, at which athletes from a great many nations participate, and as such they have a strong symbolic value. The Games remind us of human endeavour and ambition at its most pure; the will to come together to measure our abilities and soar to ever greater heights in the name not of profit or greed but, in the words of the Olympic Charter: “at the service of the harmonious development of man, with a view to promoting a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity” Our NSWCCC sporting activities can foster these great values and are further testimony to the spirit of partnership and co-operation that are part of our Catholic education tradition.

The report that follows is a most detailed account of the many sporting events for the year. It highlights the representative pathways and illustrates the complex yet incredible organisation that takes place to allow all these opportunities to come to fruition. There is no doubt that our success as an association is a result of the tremendous support at a local level from our participating schools, Principals and teachers.

I offer my sincerest thanks and congratulations to the individual sports coordinators at each and every school in our system. They are at the ‘coal face’ where these sporting opportunities are communicated and work tirelessly, often well outside their normal teaching duties. To the NSWCCC sports conveners, thank you for work in promoting and organising your sport. The expertise, motivation and passion you have in coordinating your sport and ensuring access into the All Schools arena is invaluable and you are all vital to the success of CCC. To the Diocesan and Association representatives – a job well done. Your role in administering and organising your schools is ongoing throughout the year and again vital to allow our pathways to function so effectively.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the CCC executive – Chris Hook, Linda Densmore, Wendy Breen and Chris Anschau for the great work they have done throughout the year. This working committee has met regularly to improve our practices and discuss a wide variety of council issues, all in the aim of making CCC a more professional and effective association. A special mention to our good friend Helen Notley who has assisted our group again this year.

The introduction of the CSSS website has been a major step forward for our organisation this year. It has provided a real presence for CCC and pushed us into the digital world with a professional interface. Thanks again to our dedicated executive officer in Kym Skerritt who has overseen the website introduction along with her continued support of council members, Principals, schools, students and families. Along with this, Kym provides a vital link to both the Catholic Schools Coordinating Committee and to the NSW All Schools sporting structures. Congratulations on a great year and thank you Kym on behalf of all involved in catholic school sport.

The diverse roles mentioned so far are all vital components to the successful operation of CCC. We all must continue to be aware that we are one part of a team, that the association caters for students from all over NSW in over 20 sports and remain open minded to the reality of existing resources that are available to us.

Finally, my thanks to the members of the Catholic Sports Coordinating Committee. Your support and guidance of our CCC council and your communication to the Conference of Directors and Association of Catholic School Principals is very much appreciated. As we look ahead to secure our future, particularly in light of proposed budget cuts to education in NSW, it is imperative that our council members and enthusiastic teachers continue to receive support from their respective Principals and Diocesan Offices. To those who are leaving our NSWCCCSA thankyou for your contributions, good luck to you and best wishes for the future!

Please take time to read this NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Annual Report for 2012, I am sure you will be impressed with the quality of our students and the structures we have in place.

John Sparks Chairperson

EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT 2012

2012 was another successful year on the sporting field. I would like to acknowledge the success of NSWCCC Rugby League teams, Open Boys Touch, Boys Water Polo and 15 years Netball. All were successful at National Championships.

It is timely to also congratulate the many past students who represented Australia in International, Olympic and Paralympic competitions. Many of these athletes have acknowledged the positive elements of participating in the school representative pathways. There is also many staff memers who participate and officate at the elite level. Congratulations on your achievements. As always their successes do not come without some sacrifice and encouragement from their family and support network.

2012 was also year of change for NSWCCC. The new website was launched and unfortunately it was not as smooth as anticipated. Thank you to everyone for the support and encouragement through some very difficult “teething times”. There are many benefits to this new website namely it provides accurate information to a wider community. It has certainly reduced the amount of paper required to keep up accurate communication.

The Catholic Sports Coordinating Committee which has set policy and provided guidelines and support for the sub committees NSWCCC and NSWCPS has been replaced by Catholic Schools Sports Services. The activities and structure of NSWCCC and NSWCPS will not be affected but they will be provided with greater support from each of the NSW Catholic Dioceses.

It is timely to thank all those who have served on the CSCC since 1993. We are grateful for your expertise and dedication in dealing with the development and integration of the representive pathway. Special thanks go to Gary McSweeney who has chaired this committee for the last ten years.

My role as Executive Officer is made pleasurable and simpler because of those whom I work with. I offer my thanks to the following:

Ann-Marie Miranda, Executive Officer – Primary who keeps alive the link between CCC and CPS and provides me with great support. Bev Vimpany, who provides the financial support that ensures payments are made and monitored and also provides wonderful support, also to Kathie Lowe who plays a vital role in the administration. Her patience and diligence is outstanding.

I would like to extend my thanks to the NSWCCC Executive for their support and guidance. Your leadership and vision is inspirational.

The NSWCCC Conveners work specifically with their sport ensuring rules of play and selections provide a level playing field and ensure all students are given equal opportunity. In particular, I would like to thank conveners who have retired. Ross Gawthorne (Girls Cricket), Tim Spain (Boys Cricket) and Jacinda Spicer (Netball). Their leadership and expertise have ensured opportunities for many students. I would also like to thank their schools for providing the support for them to carry out their duties.

Diocesan/Association Sports Representatives will often work with conveners by supporting activities that are held in their local area. Often it is the local community’s hospitality that provides the most memorable moments. Special mention must go to the rural areas that have a wonderful way to ensure all have a good time. I also acknowledge your efforts to ensure your students are given the opportunity to attend NSWCCC selections when at times cost and isolation are great barriers. Special thanks to Fiona Stuart who represented Broken Bay while Amber McDonnell was on maternity leave. Also Chris Dutfield from MCS whose calmness and sense of justice were well recognised within the NSWCCC Council.

Thank you to the school principals who support and value the representative sports program. Your support and encouragement of staff and students to attend events of the representative pathway is acknowledged and appreciated.

Sports Co-ordinators – No organisation is successful unless it has people working at the grass roots level. Your tireless efforts to be the first port of call to the student and parents are necessary and appreciated.

Thank you to the parents who provide oppurtunities to their children to use their god given talents.

To over 800 students who have accessed the represented sport pathway - School. Diocesan/Association, NSWCCC, All Schools or School Sport Australia level, thank you for sharing your talents in a gracious way. We pray your achievements continue and that you may share your talents with others.

Please take time to look through this report and take note of the names and schools of these people.

I have enjoyed working with all groups and look forward to 2013.

Kym Skerritt NSWCCC Executive Officer 2

CATHOLIC SPORTS COORDINATING COMMITTEE

Catholic Sports Coordinating Committee (CSCC) was formed in 1994 in response to an identified need by the NSW Minister of Education to ensure all students and all teachers in all schools throughout NSW had access to NSW representation.

CSCC is a subcommittee of Catholic Secondary Schools Association (CSSA).

Membership for this Committee came from representatives from the Conference of Diocesan Directors of Catholic Education and the Association of Catholic School Principals Inc – NSW/ACT. Terms of References were formulated and can be obtained on request from the Executive Officer.

CSCC Members for 2012:

Representing Conference of Directors of Education Mr Gary McSweeney Principal St Edward’s Primary School Tamworth Mr Phil Stone Representative Conference of Diocesan Directors

Association of Catholic Schools Principals Inc – NSW/ACT Br Jeff Regan Principal St Dominic’s College Kingswood Mr John Lo Cascio Principal Good Samaritan College Hinchinbrook Mr Bill Ross Primary Teacher St Patrick’s Primary Griffith Ms Fiona Paton Secondary Teacher Marian Catholic College Kenthurst

Representing NSW Catholic Schools Sports Council (NSWCPS) Mrs Linda Densmore Consultant Catholic Education Office Bathurst

Representing NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Sports Association (NSWCCC) Mr John Sparks Consultant Catholic Education Office Wollongong

Executive Officer NSWCCC Executive Officer NSWCPS Mrs Kym Skerritt Mrs Ann-Marie Miranda

CSCC’s charter is to provide sporting pathways to ensure teachers and students in affiliated catholic primary and secondary schools have access to NSW and Australian representation.

CSCC supports CPS and CCC by: Endorsing policies for the conduct of events Controlling the budget Endorsing the calendar Endorsing the conveners Having a voice on the All Schools Board of Management Preparing reports to the stakeholders, Diocesan Directors and ACSP

Correspondence to this Committee should be addressed to:

Executive Officer PO Box 4118 CASTLECRAG 2068 Fax: 9958 2556 Mobile: 0419 464 074

NSW COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION

EXECUTIVE 2012

Chairperson John Sparks

Diocesan / Association Representative Linda Densmore

Convener Representative Chris Hook

Council Representative Wendy Breen

Council Representative Chris Anschau

Executive Officer Kym Skerritt

NSW COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION

DIOCESAN / ASSOCIATION SPORT REPRESENTATIVES 2012

ARMIDALE Tim Kennedy St Mary’s College Gunnedah

BATHURST / WILCANNIA Linda Densmore Catholic Education Office Bathurst FORBES

BROKEN BAY Fiona Stuart St Paul’s Catholic College Manly

CANBERRA / GOULBURN Kerrie Johnson Catholic Education Office Canberra/Goulburn

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ Mark Stevens De La Salle College Revesby SPORTS ASSOCIATION

CATHOLIC GIRLS Sue Wells Santa Sabina College Strathfield SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION

LISMORE Robert Ellison Catholic Education Office Lismore

MAITLAND / NEWCASTLE Bernadette Duggan Catholic Schools Office Maitland/Newcastle

METROPOLITAN Peter Buxton Holy Cross College Ryde CATHOLIC COLLEGES

METROPOLITAN Chris Dutfield Secretary MCS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

PARRAMATTA Chris Anschau Catholic Education Office Parramatta

SYDNEY COMBINED Cath Summons Bethany College Hurstville COLLEGES

SOUTHERN SYDNEY Aaron Poll St John Bosco College Engadine

WAGGA WAGGA Anthony Hood Catholic Schools Office Wagga Wagga

WOLLONGONG John Sparks Catholic Education Office Wollongong

NSW COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION

SPORT CONVENERS 2012

ATHLETICS Kym Skerritt NSWCCC Executive Officer AUSTRALIAN Rick Joyce St Patrick’s College Sutherland FOOTBALL BASEBALL Scott Murray St Edward’s College Gosford BASKETBALL Stuart Hanrahan Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney CRICKET – Boys Tim Spain St Dominic’s College Kingswood CRICKET – Girls Ross Gawthorne St Columba’s High School Springwood CROSS COUNTRY Wendy Breen Marist College Eastwood DIVING Anita Weaver St Andrew’s College Marayong FOOTBALL Trent Worrell St Paul’s Catholic College Greystanes GOLF Leroy Conroy John Paul College Coffs Harbour HOCKEY – Boys Scott O’Brien St Patrick’s College Sutherland HOCKEY – Girls Bev Smith Catherine McAuley College Westmead NETBALL Jacinda Spicer St John’s College Dubbo RUGBY LEAGUE Anne-Marie Bissett Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton RUGBY Luke Wilson St Gregory’s College Campbelltown SOFTBALL Peter Garty St Paul’s College West Kempsey SWIMMING Chris Anschau Catholic Schools Office Parramatta TENNIS Rachael Elcoate Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton TOUCH Craig Beacroft McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains TRIATHLON Paul Kennedy Xavier Catholic College Llandilo VOLLEYBALL Bob Cooper St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong WATER POLO Chris Hook Casimir College Marrickville

CSCC PATHWAY AFFILIATED SCHOOLS 2012 These schools have access to NSWCCC pathways to state representation

DIOCESE OF ARMIDALE O’Connor Catholic High ARMIDALE St Philomena’s School MOREE St Mary’s College GUNNEDAH McCarthy Catholic College TAMWORTH Holy Trinity INVERELL

DIOCESE OF BATHURST Mackillop College BATHURST St Matthew’s Central MUDGEE St Raphael’s Central COWRA St Joseph’s Central OBERON St John’s College DUBBO James Sheahan Catholic High ORANGE La Salle Academy LITHGOW St Mary’s Central WELLINGTON

DIOCESE OF BROKEN BAY St Augustine’s College BROOKVALE Mt St Benedict College PENNANT HILLS Mercy Catholic College CHATSWOOD Brigidine College ST IVES St Edward’s College GOSFORD St Peter’s Catholic College TUGGERAH St Joseph’s Catholic College GOSFORD EAST St Leo’s Catholic College WAHROONGA St Paul’s Catholic College MANLY Mackillop Catholic College WARNERVALE Stella Maris College MANLY Mater Maria Catholic College WARRIEWOOD

DIOCESE OF CANBERRA/GOULBURN Carroll College BROULEE St Anne’s Central School TEMORA St Patrick’s Parish School COOMA McAuley Catholic Central TUMUT Sacred Heart Central COOTAMUNDRA Mr Carmel Central YASS Trinity Catholic College GOULBURN Hennessy Catholic College YOUNG Lumen Christi PAMBULA

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION (CBSA) Rosebank College FIVE DOCK St Charbel’s College PUNCHBOWL Holy Spirit College LAKEMBA St Mary’s Cathedral College SYDNEY Casimir College MARRICKVILLE De La Salle College REVESBY Marist College PENSHURST

CATHOLIC GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION (CGSSSA) Bethlehem College ASHFIELD Loreto College KIRRIBILLI Trinity College AUBURN/REGENTS PARK Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College NORTH SYDNEY Domremy College FIVE DOCK Brigidine College RANDWICK Rosebank College FIVE DOCK Santa Sabina College STRATHFIELD St Scholastica’s College GLEBE St Clare’s College WAVERLEY Our Lady of the Sacred Heart KENSINGTON Marist Sisters’ College WOOLWICH St Ursula’s College KINGSGROVE

DIOCESE OF LISMORE Xavier Catholic College BALLINA Mt St Patrick College MURWILLUMBAH St Joseph’s College BANORA POINT St Joseph’s Hastings Regional High PORT MACQUARIE St Mary’s High CASINO MacKillop Senior College PORT MACQUARIE John Paul College COFFS HARBOUR St Paul’s High PORT MACQUARIE McAuley Catholic College GRAFTON Australian Technical College PORT MACQUARIE St Paul’s College KEMPSEY Newman Technical Senior College PORT MACQUARIE Trinity Catholic College LISMORE St John’s College WOODLAWN

DIOCESE OF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE St Joseph’s High ABERDEEN All Saints College St Mary’s Campus MAITLAND St Pius X High ADAMSTOWN All Saints College St Peter’s Campus MAITLAND St Paul’s High BOORAGUL San Clemente High MAYFIELD St Mary’s High GATESHEAD St Catherine’s College SINGLETON St Francis Xavier’s College HAMILTON St Clare’s High TAREE All Saints College St Joseph’s Campus LOCHINVAR

METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC COLLEGES (MCC) De La Salle College ASHFIELD Marist Brothers’ College NORTH SHORE LaSalle Catholic College BANKSTOWN Marist Brothers’ College PAGEWOOD Marist High KOGARAH Marcellin College RANDWICK Christian Brothers’ High School LEWISHAM

METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS (MCS) Trinity College AUBURN St Paul’s Catholic College GREYSTANES Patrician Brothers’ College BLACKTOWN St Dominic’s College KINGSWOOD St Gregory’s College CAMPBELLTOWN All Saint’s College LIVERPOOL St Patrick’s Marist College DUNDAS Holy Cross College RYDE Marist College EASTWOOD Terra Sancta College SCHOFIELDS Patrician Brothers’ College FAIRFIELD Parramatta Marist High WESTMEAD

DIOCESE OF PARRAMATTA Nagle College BLACKTOWN SOUTH St Andrew’s Holy Family Campus MARAYONG Gilroy College CASTLE HILL St Andrew’s John Paul ll Campus MARAYONG St Patrick’s Marist College DUNDAS Cerdon College MERRYLANDS McCarthy Catholic College EMU PLAINS Loyola Senior High School MOUNT DRUITT Emmaus Catholic College KEMPS CREEK St Bishoy’s Coptic Orthodox Christian College MT DRUITT Delany College GRANVILLE Our Lady of Mercy College PARRAMATTA Caroline Chisholm College GLENMORE PARK Terra Sancta Nirimba Campus QUAKERS HILL Clare Catholic High HASSALL GROVE St Agnes Catholic High School ROOTY HILL Our Lady of Lebanon HARRIS PARK Terra Sancta Schofields Campus SCHOFIELDS St Mark’s Catholic College STANHOPE GARDENS St Columba’s High SPRINGWOOD Marian Catholic College KENTHURST Catherine McAuley High WESTMEAD Xavier College LIANDILO Bede Polding College WINDSOR SOUTH

SOUTHERN SYDNEY Freeman Catholic College BONNYRIGG St John Bosco College ENGADINE Our Lady of Mercy College BURRANEER Good Samaritan Catholic College HINCHINBROOK De La Salle College CARINGBAH Aquinas College MENAI All Saint’s Catholic Senior High CASULA St Patrick’s College SUTHERLAND De La Salle College CRONULLA Clancy Catholic College WEST HOXTON

SYDNEY CATHOLIC COLLEGES (SCC) All Saint’s College LIVERPOOL Mary Mackillop College WAKELEY Bethany College HURSTVILLE Mt St Joseph College MILPERRA Casimir College MARRICKVILLE St Charbel’s College PUNCHBOWL Holy Spirit College LAKEMBA

DIOCESE OF WAGGA WAGGA Xavier High ALBURY Mater Dei Catholic College WAGGA WAGGA Marian Catholic College GRIFFITH Kildare Catholic College WAGGA WAGGA St Francis de Sales Regional High LEETON

DIOCESE OF WILCANNIA / FORBES Red Bend Catholic College FORBES

DIOCESE OF WOLLONGONG St Joseph’s Catholic High ALBION PARK Corpus Christi Catholic High OAK FLATS Holy Spirit College BELLAMBI John Therry Catholic High ROSEMEADOW St Patrick’s College CAMPBELLTOWN Mt Carmel High VARROVILLE Magdalene Catholic High NARELLAN Edmund Rice College WOLLONGONG St John the Evangelist High NOWRA St Mary Star of the Sea WOLLONGONG

NON – PATHWAY AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS These associations can not provide use the NSWCCC pathway METROPOLITAN COMBINED CATHOLIC SCHOOLS (MCCS) Bethlehem College ASHFIELD St Leo’s Catholic College WAHROONGA St Patrick’s College DUNDAS Catherine McAuley High WESTMEAD Trinity Catholic College AUBURN Marist Sisters’ College WOOLWICH Terra Sancta College SCHOFIELDS

SHIRE COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES ASSOCIATION (SCCCA) Aquinas College MENAI Our Lady of Mercy College BURANEER De La Salle College CARINGBAH St John Bosco College ENGADINE De La Salle College CRONULLA St Patrick’s College SUTHERLAND

NEW SOUTH WALES ALL SCHOOLS

HONOUR ROLL 2012

Sport Student School Athletics Anas Abu-Ganaba Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Athletics Frederick Adutwum St Andrew's College Marayong Athletics James Bassil Marcellin College Randwick Athletics Hayden Bell St Joseph's High Aberdeen Athletics Molly Blakey Brigidine College Randwick Athletics James Clay Corpus Christi Catholic High School Oak Flats Athletics Jackson Collett St Edward's College Gosford Athletics Rose Davies St Pius X High School Adamstown Athletics Joshua Dever Marcellin College Randwick Athletics Luke Dever Marcellin College Randwick Athletics Monica Dimon St Patrick’s College Sutherland Athletics Richard Dimon St Patrick's College Sutherland Athletics Johnathon Dobb St Edward's College Gosford Athletics Tom Doyle Marist College Kogarah Athletics Taylor Garrett Xavier College Llandilo Athletics Stephanie Grujoski Brigidine College Randwick Athletics Sam Hain Marist College Eastwood Athletics Liam Henderson Edmund Rice College Wollongong Athletics Bradley Herbert Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Athletics Emily Hopper Loreto Kirribilli Athletics Alexandra Hulley Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Athletics Joshua Kelly-Makovec Aquinas College Menai Athletics Joshua Kentwell Corpus Christi Catholic High School Oak Flats Athletics Brooke Kirk Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Costa Kousparis St. Dominic's College Kingswood Athletics Audrey Kyriacou Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Kensington Athletics Paletina Lemi Catherine McAuley Westmead Athletics Chelsea Loughrey St Patrick's College Dundas Athletics Maddison Mclachlan St Pius X High School Adamstown Athletics Jay Meaney St John's College Woodlawn Athletics Tania Minutolo St Ursula's College Kingsgrove Athletics Charbella Nandan Mount Saint Joseph Catholic High School Milperra Athletics Chloe Nealey Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Gabriella O'Grady Loreto Kirribilli Athletics Edmond Pahulu De La Salle College Ashfield Athletics Alexandra Parker St Mary's Star of the Sea College Wollongong Athletics Joshua Parkinson St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Athletics Alexandra Peterson St Agnes High School Rooty Hill Athletics Ruby Ritchie Mater Maria Catholic College Warriewood Athletics Grace Robinson Bethany College Hurstville Athletics Emily Rotunno Catherine McAuley Westmead Athletics Alison Ruse Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Binta Salawu Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Susie Seitaridis St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Athletics Tavleen Singh Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Rhys Stein St Dominic's College Kingswood Athletics Jessica Stikovic Good Samaritan Catholic College Hinchinbrook Athletics Jessica Thornton Brigidine College Randwick Athletics Pita Toamotu Marist College Kogarah Athletics Jarrod Twigg Corpus Christi Catholic High School Oak Flats Athletics Jessica Vernon St Columbas' High School Springwood Australian Football Jock Cornell Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Australian Football Baker Denneman MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Australian Football Mitchell Hardie St Francis de Sales Regional College Leeton Australian Football Jacob Hopper St Francis de Sales Regional College Leeton Australian Football Jack Irvine St Anne’s School Temora Australian Football (Official) Rick Joyce St Patrick’s College Sutherland Australian Football Lachlan Leeds St Francis de Sales Regional College Leeton Australian Football Dylan Sanderson St Patrick’s College Sutherland Australian Football Harry Tanner Xavier High School Albury 9

Baseball (Official) Joshua Duffy-Sykes St Edward’s College Gosford Baseball Michael Gahan St John's College Woodlawn Baseball Zac Shepherd St Mark's Catholic College Stanhope Gardens Baseball Nathan Skinner Xavier Catholic College Llandilo Baseball Tim Wakefield Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Baseball (Official) Brendan Wallace Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Basketball Madison Doorn St Joseph’s Catholic College East Gosford Basketball Benjamin Kearins St Dominic’s College Kingswood Basketball (Official) Brett Murphy St Dominic’s College Kiingswood Basketball Georgia Ohrdorf St Mary’s Star of the Sea Wollongong Basketball Jessi Reeves John Paul College Coffs Harbour Cricket Nicky Craze St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Cricket Emma Felsch Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Cricket Max Houlahan St Philomena’s School Moree Cricket Jonte Pattison St Peter’s Catholic College Tuggerah Cricket Guy Seymour St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga Cricket Daya Singh Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Cricket Lauren Smith St Joseph’s Catholic College East Gosford Cricket Karl Stuart Marist College Eastwood Cricket Cameron Weir St Dominic’s College Kiingswood Cross Country Lily Costello St Mary’s High Gateshead Cross Country Rose Davies St Pius X High School Adamstown Cross Country Claire Dedden St Mary’s High Gateshead Cross Country Joshua Dever Marcellin College Randwick Cross Country Jessie Flemming Xavier Catholic College Ballina Cross Country Elese Gallen Bede Polding College Windsor Cross Country Amy Harding St Clare’s College Waverley Cross Country Megan Isbester St Mary’s College Gunnedah Cross Country Brooke Langereis Mercy Catholic College Chatswood Cross Country Sarah Marvin Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Cross Country Kyle McIntosh St Patrick’s College Sutherland Cross Country Caleb Noble Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Cross Country Cameron Roberts Trinity Catholic College Goulburn Cross Country Madi Roberts St Joseph’s Regional College Port Macquarie Cross Country Patrick Tegg St Patrick’s College Sutherland Cross Country (Official) Craig Beacroft McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Cross Country (Official) Wendy Breen Marist College Eastwood Diving (Official) Anita Weaver St Andrew’s College Marayong Diving (Official) Nathan Weaver St Andrew’s College Marayong Football (Official) Dean Bertenshaw Bede Polding College Windsor Football Ariane Demetriou Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Football Georgia Keen Trinity Catholic College Lismore Football Joanna Martino Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Football Chris Naumoff Aquinas College Menai Football (Official) Daniel Watts Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich Golf (Official) Lionel Conroy John Paul College Coffs Harbour Golf Travis Smyth Corpus Christi Catholic High Oak Flats Hockey Ashlee Danvers McAuley College Grafton Hockey Renee de la Motte Trinity Catholic College Auburn Hockey (Official) Nicole Danvers St John’s College Woodlawn Hockey Matthew Dawson St Edward’s College Gosford Hockey Isaac Farmilo McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Hockey Andrea Gillard Mackillop College Bathurst Hockey Blake Govers St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park Hockey Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Hockey Jackson Harrison Magdalene Catholic High School Albion Park Hockey Max Hughes Edmund Rice College Wollongong Hockey Amelia Leard La Salle Academy Lithgow Hockey Kurt Lovett Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Hockey Robert McGuire MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Hockey Alexandra Morrison Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Hockey Christopher Ninness McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Hockey (Official) Scott O’Brien St Patrick’s College Sutherland Hockey Ryan Proctor St John Bosco College Engadine Hockey Tori Scanlon Santa Sabina College Strathfield Hockey Mitchell Scotcher St John’s College Woodlawn Hockey (Official) Bev Smith Catherine McAuley Westmead Hockey Riley Smith St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park Hockey Nathanael Stewart Magadalene Catholic High School Narellan 10

Netball Cassandra Radford St John’s Bosco College Engadine Netball Kiera Austin Mercy College Chatswood Netball Claire O’Brien Bethany College Hurstville Netball Braeden Quince St Patrick’s College Sutherland Softball Amelia Cudicio Brigidine College St Ives Softball Alice Donohoe Cerdon College Merrylands Softball (Official) Elizabeth Liepa Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Softball Cassandra Wright Mt St Joseph College Milperra Swimming (Official) Chris Anschau Catholic Education Office Parramatta Swimming Hayley Anschau Catherine McAuley Westmead Swimming Meg Bailey St Pius X High School Adamstown Swimming Keisha Bovill St Peter’s Catholic College Tuggerah Swimming Alicia Caldwell Loreto Kirribilli Swimming Bernadette Flannery Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Swimming Samuel Fowler De La Salle College Caringbah Swimming Sharyn Gill-Andrews Trinity Catholic College Lismore Swimming Josh Green De La Salle College Caringbah Swimming Kate Lee Loreto Kirribilli Swimming Shanice McCarthy St Joseph’s Catholic College Banora Point Swimming Delainee Melia Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Kensington Swimming Carlee Millikin Loreto Kirribilli Swimming Nicole Miro Aquinas College Menai Swimming Jade Moody St Catherine’s College Singleton Swimming Oliver Moody St Catherine’s College Singleton Swimming Elise Pidutti St Paul’s High Booragul Swimming Ryan Roache Gilroy College Castle Hill Swimming Cameron Slaughter St Dominic’s College Kingswood Swimming Kate Wilson Mt St Patrick College Murwillumbah Tennis Nathan Boniel Bede Polding College Windsor Tennis Jason Taylor MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Touch Jarome Broadbridge Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Touch Brad Cincottta St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Touch Malcolm Chaney Holy Cross College Ryde Touch Jack Cogger MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Touch Brad Gibson St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Touch Kurt Lovett Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Touch Kaitlin McCaffery Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Touch Joseph Tramontana Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Touch Matthew Wilson Holy Cross College Ryde Touch Tom Wong Marcellin College Randwick Triathlon Laura Cook St Joseph’s Regional College Port Macquarie Triathlon Teneah Corey St Paul’s High Booragul Triathlon Jessie Flemming Xavier Catholic College Ballina Triathlon Megan Isbester St Mary’s College Gunnedah Triathlon Jackson Ludlow St Mary’s College Gunnedah Triathlon (Official) Paul Kennedy Xavier Catholic College Llandilo Triathlon Isabella Khoudair Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Triathlon Gabby Mastroianna Stella Maris College Manly Triathlon Blythe Quick St Pius X High School Adamstown Triathlon Madi Roberts St Joseph’s High Port Macquarie Volleyball Montana Meucci Santa Sabina College Strathfield Volleyball Bridget O’Malley Santa Sabina College Strathfield Volleyball Angelique Souma Santa Sabina College Strathfield Water Polo Jack Barratt St John’s College Woodlawn Water Polo Nicholas Brooks St John’s Bosco College Engadine Water Polo Sam Cocokios De La Salle College Cronulla Water Polo Jessie Deloraine All Saints College St Mary’s Campus Maitland Water Polo Ellen Hahn Santa Sabina College Strathfield Water Polo Bronte Halligan Stella Maris College Manly Water Polo Hunor Kisci St Leo’s College Wahroonga Water Polo Zac Quinn St John’s Bosco College Engadine Water Polo Mat Schweighoffer De La Salle College Cronulla

AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS

HONOUR ROLL 2012

Sport Student School Australian Football Jock Cornell Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Australian Football Jacob Hopper St Francis de Sales Regional College Leeton Cricket Max Houlahan St Philomena’s School Moree Cricket Cameron Wier St Dominic’s College Kingswood Football Georgia Keen Trinity Catholic College Lismore Football Joanna Martino Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Golf Travis Smyth Corpus Christi Catholic High Oak Flats Hockey Andrea Gillard MacKillop College Bathurst Hockey Blake Govers St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park Hockey Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Hockey Ryan Proctor St John Bosco College Engadine Hockey Mitchell Scotcher St John’s College Woodlawn Netball Kiera Austin Mercy College Chatswood Netball Stephanie MacGougan Monte’ Sant Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Netball Sarah Morosin Cerdon College Merrylands Netball Claire O'Brien Bethany College Hurstville Netball Braeden Quince St Patrick’s College Sutherland Netball Cassandra Radford St John Bosco College Engadine Netball Terri Slater St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga Netball Kara Styles John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow Rugby League Justin Aboumelhem Holy Cross College Ryde Rugby League Luke Brooks Holy Cross College Ryde Rugby League Nat Butcher Marcellin College Randwick Rugby League Jack Cogger MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Rugby League Brad Deitz Holy Cross College Ryde Rugby League Adam Elliot St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Rugby League Jake Gallagher Marist College Kogarah Rugby League Gabriel Hamlin Marist College Pagewood Rugby League (Official) Stephen Hooper Red Bend College Forbes Rugby League Brock Lamb All Saint’s College Maitland Rugby League Halauafu Lavaka Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Rugby League Anthony Layoun St Paul’s Catholic College Greystanes Rugby League Matthew Lodge Terra Sancta College Quakers Hill Rugby League Chad McGill Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Rugby League Mitchell Moses Holy Cross College Ryde Rugby League Pauli Pauli Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Rugby League Pifeleti Pifeleti Holy Cross College Ryde Rugby League Paul Simona Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Rugby League Chris Smith Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Rugby League Joseph Tramontana Patrician Brothers College Blacktown Softball Amelia Cudicio Brigidine College St Ives Softball Alice Donohoe Cerdon College Merrylands Tennis Nathan Boniel Bede Polding College Windsor Touch Jed Ibbotson St Augustine’s College Brookvale Touch Ciaron Toner St Leo’s Catholic College Wahrooga Water Polo Ellen Hahn Santa Sabina College Strathfield Water Polo Jessie Deloraine All Saints College St Mary’s Campus Maitland Water Polo Sam Cocokios De La Salle College Cronulla Water Polo Nicholas Brooks St John’s Bosco College Engadine

CSCC SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS - SECONDARY

2010 Wayne Gillard Xavier College Llandilo Paul Kennedy Xavier College Llandilo Santo Passarello Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown

2007 Mark Gallienne McCarthy College Tamworth

2006 Jane Knapinski Mercy Catholic College Chatswood

2005 Janine Forward Catherine McAuley College Westmead Mark Hildebrandt Marist College Kogarah Paul Lentern Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Paul Milgate Xavier Catholic College Ballina

2004 Rose Krauksts Parramatta Marist High Westmead Chris Kokegei St Edward’s College Gosford Kay Southall Edmund Rice College Wollongong

2003 Anthony Kane Edmund Rice College Wollongong Phil Tobin All Saint’s College St Mary’s Campus Maitland

2002 Christopher Browne St Andrew’s College Marayong Mark Sanson Xavier High Albury Gaye Withers MacKillop College Bathurst

2001 Stephen Aitkin McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Linda Densmore Catholic Education Office Bathurst Br Norman Hart Conference of Diocesan Directors Br Jeff Regan St Edward’s College Gosford David Watt Christian Brothers’ High School Lewisham Mike Williams St Mary’s Central Wellington

2000 Br Brian Berg Obley St Mary’s Terry Blanchard St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga David Regattieri St Peter’s Catholic College Tuggerah

1999 Bill Barry St John the Evangelist Nowra Helen Notley Catholic Schools Office Maitland/ Newcastle Jackie Potter St Vincent’s College Potts Point Bev Smith Catherine McAuley High Westmead

1998 David Mamo De La Salle College Ashfield Br Ambrose Payne Oakhill College Castle Hill Regina Roach Mount Erin High Wagga Wagga Les Salisbury Marist Brothers’ College Penshurst Jenny Vatovic St Mary’s College Wollongong

1997 Barbara Amos St John’s College Dubbo Jan Cleal Holy Spirit College Bellambi Joseph Lantz Mount Carmel High Varroville Mark McGinty John Paul II College Marayong John Sparks Catholic Education Office Wollongong

1996 Chris Anschau Delaney College Granville Kathy Campbell Our Lady of Sacred Heart Primary School Randwick Ray Collins Catholic Education Office Dubbo Anne Doring Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Gasson Nasr De La Salle College Bankstown Vince Villa Catholic Education Office Wollongong Terry White Catholic Education Office Wollongong

NEW SOUTH WALES COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION

VINCE VILLA AWARD 2011 Wesley Sefuiva Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Touch Morgan Baxter Santa Sabina College Strathfield Water Polo

NSWCCC BLUES AWARD RECIPIENTS 2012 Australian Football Jock Cornell Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Australian Football Jacob Hopper St Francis de Sales Regional College Leeton Australian Football Joshua Duffy-Sykes St Edward's College Gosford Athletics Tavleen Singh Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Alison Ruse Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Athletics Costa Kouspanis St Dominic's College Kingswood Athletics Anas Abu Ganaba Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Baseball Zac Shepherd St Mark's Catholic College Stanhope Gardens Baseball Tim Wakefield Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Basketball Jessi Reeves John Paul College Coffs Harbour Basketball Benjamin Kearins St Dominic's College Kingswood Basketball Georgia Ohrdorf St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong Cricket Lauren Smith St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford Cricket Emma Felsch Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Cricket Karl Stuart Marist College Eastwood Cricket Daya Singh Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Cross Country Megan Isbester St Mary's College Gunnedah Cross Country Kyle McIntosh St Patrick's College Sutherland Football Joanna Martino Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Football Georgia Keen Trinity Catholic College Lismore Football Chris Naumoff Aquinas College Menai Golf Travis Smyth Corpus Christi Catholic High Oak Flats Hockey Ryan Proctor St John Bosco College Engadine Hockey Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Hockey Mitchell Scotcher St John's College Woodlawn Hockey AmeliabLeard La Salle Academy Lithgow Netball Stephanie MacGougan Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Netball Kara Styles John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow Rugby League Luke Brooks Holy Cross College Ryde Rugby League Adam Elliott St Gregory's College Campbelltown Softball Amelia Cudicio Brigidine College St Ives Softball Alice Donohoe Cerdon College Merrylands Softball Nathan Dickinson De La Salle College Revesby Softball Kieran O'Leary St Gregory's College Campbelltown Swimming Hayley Anschau Catherine McAuley Westmead Swimming Meg Bailey St Pius X High School Adamstown Swimming Samuel Fowler De La Salle College Carringbah Swimming Ryan Roche Gilroy College Castle Hill Swimming Bernadette Flannery Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Tennis Nathan Boniel Bede Polding College Windsor Tennis Jason Taylor MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Touch Kayla Hay Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Touch Brittany Coe McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Touch Jed Ibbotson St Augustine's College Brookvale Touch Ciaran Toner St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga Triathlon Jackson Ludlow St Mary's College Gunnedah Triathlon Jessie Fleming Xavier Catholic College Ballina Triathlon Laura Cook St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie Volleyball Elizabeth Borger Santa Sabina College Strathfield Volleyball Evander Pele De la Salle College Revesby

NSWCCC BLUES AWARD RECIPIENTS 2012 (cont)

Volleyball Gemma Kerrison Santa Sabina College Strathfield Water Polo Bronte Halligan Stella Maris College Manly Water Polo Ellen Hahn Santa Sabina College Strathfield Water Polo Jessie Deloraine All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland Water Polo Samuel Cocokios De La Salle College Cronulla

DIOCESE OF ARMIDALE

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

The Diocese of Armidale covers a large area of north-west NSW with just five secondary schools – McCarthy College Tamworth, O’Connor College Armidale, St Mary’s College Gunnedah, Holy Trinity School Inverell and St Philomena’s School Moree. All schools are thankful for the opportunity to participate in the various sports offered by NSWCCC. While our diocese is large in area it is small in numbers and we combine with Bathurst/Wilcannia-Forbes Dioceses for Touch, Football and Rugby Union. This arrangement has been in place for several years now and is working well thanks to Linda Densmore and the many teachers involved in organising the combined teams.

Congratulations to Megan Isbester (St Mary’s College Gunnedah) on receiving her NSWCCC Blue Award for Cross Country at the 15th NSWCCC Blue Award Presentation at the start of this year. Students who either won a medal at NSW All Schools or were selected in a NSW All Schools team this year were:

Isaac Farmilo McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Hockey James O’Brien O’Connor College Armidale Hockey Megan Isbester St Mary’s College Gunnedah Triathlon Jackson Ludlow St Mary’s College Gunnedah Triathlon Sophie Heeney McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Triathlon Ellie Camilleri McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Triathlon Bronte Ellicott McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Triathlon Max Houlahan St Philomena’s Moree Cricket Megan Isbester St Mary’s College Gunnedah Cross Country

Students who either won a medal at NSWCCC Championships or were selected in a NSWCCC Team (in addition to the above) were: Ben Hanlan O’Connor College Armidale Hockey Zach Martin St Mary’s College Gunnedah Tennis Emily Osmond St Mary’s College Gunnedah Tennis Sophie Heeney McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Cross Country Brodii Ingram McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Touch Chloe Coe McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Touch Brittany Coe McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Touch Kieran Weston O’Connor College Armidale Swimming Emma Barnes McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Tennis Gemma Campbell McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Tennis Zoe Martin McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Tennis Melanie Pearson McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Tennis Darcey Martin McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Tennis Megan Isbester St Mary’s College Gunnedah Athletics Sophie Heeney McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth Athletics Travis Stahlhut O’Connor College Armidale Athletics Siarrah Cruickshank O’Connor College Armidale Athletics

This year some of our teams were outstanding in their sporting competitions. McCarthy College Tamworth won the Girls Teams Tennis at Bathurst for the second year in a row. McCarthy also tasted success in the U16 Boys Hockey Championships held at Bathurst. For many of the NSWCCC competitions a Gala Day is held in the Armidale Diocese to determine our winner to go on in the competition and this has proved to continue to be a successful way of running the competition locally. Tamworth hosted this year’s NSWCCC Touch Championships and despite a very cold and miserable day all games were completed and the representative teams selected on the day. Special thanks to Kim Coe for all her hard work in organising the day.

Thanks to the individual School Sports Organisers for all their help and assistance this year. The introduction of the new website certainly posed a challenge. Jason Auld (St Philomena’s Moree), David Koch and Peter Ehsman (Holy Trinity Inverell), Greg Jones (O’Connor College Armidale), Mark Falkenmire (McCarthy College Tamworth) and Tim Kennedy (St Mary’s College Gunnedah) along with many enthusiastic staff and parents from each school have all worked well to ensure our students are given the best sporting opportunities available. The School Principals deserve a special mention for 16 their continued support in allowing our students to be involved in school sport and being patient with the new website. Mr. Tony Moran (Principal St Mary’s College Gunnedah) was once again Chairman of the Armidale Diocesan Secondary Sport Council and his continued support has been greatly appreciated. The Armidale Diocesan Investment Group (ADIG) continues to contribute funds to assist those students who go on to represent NSW All Schools at School Sport Australia events.

Finally, a huge vote of thanks to all involved with NSWCCC Sport – teachers who assist with teams, team managers, selectors, officials, First Aid, conveners, committee members and of course the NSWCCC Executive and especially Kym Skerritt. Without the hard work that you do we would not be able to offer the sporting opportunities that we do to our students. Sport is an important part of school life and without the sports that we can offer we would lose students to other schools. We look forward to being involved again next year.

Tim Kennedy Armidale Diocesan Secondary Sport Coordinator

DIOCESE OF BATHURST

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

MacKillop College Bathurst

St John’s College 2012 was off to an amazing start with the Annual New South Wales Dubbo Combined Catholic Colleges BluesAwards evening in February where a student from La Salle Academy, Lithgow was presented with an award. Amelia Leard received a Blue for the sport of Hockey.

La Salle Academy Participation and involvement across the Diocese of Bathurst have again Lithgow been highlighted.

Evidence of this is the success achieved by the various sporting teams selected to compete at diocesan, NSW Combined Catholic Colleges, NSW James Sheahan Catholic All Schools and School Sport Australia levels. The commitment to trials High School and training by both students and parents across our diocese must be Orange commended. Students were successful in achieving CCC level in the main sports of Athletics, Cross Country and Swimming as well as Netball, Tennis, Football, Cricket, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Touch and Hockey. Red Bend Catholic College

Forbes A special vote of thanks goes to the teachers who nominated as team managers and convenors, at all levels of the selection process. Without your selfless efforts our students would not have the opportunities they St Raphael’s Catholic School presently enjoy. We are aware, and very appreciative, of the many hours Cowra you contribute over and above the actual day of the carnival.

Special mention needs to be made this year of the introduction of the online entries, registrations and consent forms. Staff, parents and students St Matthew’s Catholic School were very adaptable to the changes and next year will see us progress a Mudgee little further in this area.

In closing, I wish to pass on my thanks to CSCC, the CCC Executive, the Executive Officers Kym Skerritt and Ann-Marie Miranda, the secretary St Mary’s Catholic School Kathie Lowe and the Accounts Clerk, Bev Vimpany for their continued Wellington support, advice and efficiency in conducting such a comprehensive program throughout the year.

St Joseph’s Catholic School Linda Densmore Diocesan Sport Coordinator Oberon

DIOCESE OF BROKEN BAY

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

The Broken Bay Secondary Schools Sports Association continues to move forward with strength. 2012 showcased a record number or participants, state level representatives and awardees. This year the Diocese hosted 19 sporting events providing the students of Broken Bay Secondary Schools Broken Bay with numerous opportunities to participate in both pathway selections and Sports Association non pathway gala days. In 2012 we saw the introduction of a Water Polo Gala Day to BBSSSA. The success of all of these carnivals, selections and gala days can only be attributed to the 12 Sports Coordinators and their staff spread across the BBSSSA Schools. The events have been run professionally and achieved exceptional results.

To highlight the sporting year 2012 began with our top athletes being honored at the 2011 NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Blue Awards. In 2011 we were well represented at the nomination phase and the following students went on to be awarded the most prestigious award in Catholic Schools sport – The NSWCCC Blue Award. There were 4 students St Augustine’s College from Broken Bay who recipients of this honour and one other recipient of the Bar Award. Brookvale

Mercy Catholic College Guy Seymour St. Leo’s Wahroonga Cricket Blue Chatswood Elizabeth Elmassian Mercy College Chatswood Golf Blue Alex Lanbridge MacKillop Catholic College WarnervaleTouch Blue St Edward’s College Luke Vescio St. Augustine’s Brookvale Rugby League Blue East Gosford Matthew Dawson St Edwards College Gosford Hockey Bar St Joseph’s Catholic College East Gosford Success on the sporting field was strong again in 2012 with Broken Bay students being selected into the majority of the available CCC sporting teams. Congratulations is

St Paul’s Catholic College extended to all of our students who have been selected into NSW All Schools (20) and Manly School Sport Australia teams this year (8) – Jackson Collett and Jonathon Dobb – (St. Edward’s – Athletics), Joshua Parkinson (St. Peter’s – Athletics) Ruby Ritchie (Mater Stella Maris College Maria – Athletics), Maddison Dorn (St. Joseph’s – Basketball), Jonte Pattison (St. Manly Peter’s – Cricket) Guy Seymour (St. Leo’s – Cricket), Lauren Smith(St. Joseph’s – Mt St Benedict College Cricket), Brooke Langeris (Mercy College – Cross Country), Matthew Dawson (St. Pennant Hills Edward’s - Hockey), Kiera Austin (Mercy College – Netball), Ameilia Cudico (Brigidine – Softball), Elizabeth Liepa (MSB – Softball Umpire), Keisha Bovill – (St. Peter’s – Brigidine College St Ives Swimming), Jack Cogger –(Mackillop – Touch) Jedd Ibotson (St. Augustine’s – Touch) Ciaran Toner (St. Leo’s – Touch) Gabby Mastrioni – Stella Maris – Triathlon), Bronte St Peter’s Catholic College Halligan – (Stella Maris – Water Polo) Hunor Kisci (St. Leo’s – Water Polo), Natalie Tobin Tuggerah Lakes (MSB – Football).

St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga We welcomed Vanessa Coman, from Stella Maris College Manly in her role as Sports coordinator and Mark Baker Principal at St. Paul’s College Manly. There were several Mackillop Catholic College Warnervale other changes during the year with David Chant (Brigidine – Treasurer) going on Long Service Leave in terms three and four. Mila Green from Mater Maria kindly stepped in to Mater Maria College look after the treasurer’s duties and has done an outstanding job. Russell Bebb stepped Warriewood in as Brigidine Sports Coordinator. Matthew Harris from Mater Maria also went on Long

Service Leave in term 3 and Michael Kember ands Laura Snel shared the sports Coordinator duties for their school. At the end of Term 2 2012 we wished our BBSSSA President, Amber McDonnell well as she left on maternity leave, shortly after she gave birth to her second daughter Eden. Mother and daughter are enjoying this BBSSSA free time together before Amber returns to her role in January 2013. In the interim Fiona Stuart was appointed as Acting BBSSSA President

As always many thanks need to be made to the committed staff that has ensured a successful 2012. In my caretaker role, the support has been greatly appreciated.

Thanks to:  The Broken Bay executive: Jane Knapinski (Mercy College); Karen Grant Broken Bay Secondary (MSB) and Mila Green (Mater Maria College), who have provided great Schools Sports support throughout the year. Association

 The Sports Coordinators who work tirelessly to provide opportunities for the Student’s in our schools to participate in the BBSSSA and its associated Pathways. This role is challenging, busy and unrewarding at times, but your expertise, reliability and genuine care for the students is so appreciated.

St Augustine’s College Brookvale  The 19 sports convenors that have run very successful carnivals and selection events. Mercy Catholic College Chatswood  The managers, coaches and officials who have given up their time to provide St Edward’s College coaching and guidance to our teams at representative carnivals throughout East Gosford NSW.

St Joseph’s Catholic College East Gosford  The staff that have taken the time to lend their expertise to the CCC through the convening of carnivals, managing and coaching of teams in 2012: St Paul’s Catholic College Manly Scott Murray St Edward’s Gosford Baseball Convener Stella Maris College Rachel Elcoate MacKillop Warnervale Tennis Convener Manly Debra Northey St. Joseph’s Basketball Manager Vanessa Coman Stella Maris Water Polo Coach Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Carmel McCudden Brigidine AWD Blue Award Committee Brigidine College Duncan Black MacKillop Rugby League SIC Trainer St Ives Ryan Drew MacKillop Rugby League SIC

St Peter’s Catholic College Manager Tuggerah Lakes  The Broken Bay Secondary School Principals for their continued support of St Leo’s Catholic College sport in the Broken Bay Diocese. Wahroonga

Mackillop Catholic College Fiona Stuart Warnervale BBSSSA Acting President

Mater Maria College Warriewood

ARCHDIOCESE OF CANBERRA AND GOULBURN

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

There are nine secondary schools in the NSW sector of the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn. Many of the schools are smaller central schools in isolated rural areas. Carroll College To represent their school and archdiocese in sporting competitions, not only provides students the opportunity to experience a higher level of competition but, more Broulee importantly, it encourages them to be active members of a much larger community of schools

St. Patrick’s Through the provision of a representative pathway, the Catholic Sports Coordinating Cooma Committee enables secondary students from the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn to actively join the wider community of Catholic schools. I would like to take this opportunity to thank CSCC, the Combined Catholic Colleges Sports Association, the many carnival and trials convenors and CSCC executive Officer, Kym Skerritt for Sacred Heart the support they have given to the staff and students from our archdiocese during Cootamundra 2012.

Over 300 secondary students represented the Archdiocese of Canberra and Trinity Catholic Goulburn at CCC events with many students going on to represent in NSWCCC teams and in NSW All School teams, a great advertisement for our pathways. College Although Canberra Goulburn may not get students through to the elite level they always compete with enthusiasm and pride. Well done to you all and thank you all Goulburn the parents who support our students efforts

I would like to thank the many staff from schools throughout the Archdiocese who Lumen Christi have assisted in convening trials and managing teams. Some of these staff members have been the backbone of representative sport for many years and continue to give Catholic dedicated service to our school communities College I would like to acknowledge the Coordinators who have worked tirelessly to provide Pambula Beach the opportunities for their school communities to be actively involved in our pathway in 2012. Thank you to Victoria Carter (Broulee), Tim Lawley (Cooma), Patrece Maxwell (Cootamundra), Andrew Strode (Goulburn), Matt Evans (Pambula), Toni St. Anne’s Ruskin (Temora), Maree Stewart (Tumut), Tom Nolan (Yass) and Brendan Croese (Young). Temora Finally, I would like to wish all of the CCC community the best for 2013 and I am looking forward to working with you all again as we provide a pathway for all students McAuley in Catholic Schools across NSW. Catholic Congratulations to all for another great sporting year for students and staff. Central School Kerrie Johnston Tumut Sport Coordinator Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn

Mt. Carmel Central Yass

Hennessey Catholic College

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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ SPORTS ASSOCIATION

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

The challenge for schools is to cater for a wide variety of sports and talented students and to be inclusive for without discrimination. The sporting calendar is becoming more crowded each year and more demands are being placed on schools by many different interest groups. With the sporting year being so busy it is amazing that Sports Coordinators in all CBSA schools complete the calendar with such efficiency. Events and competition available to the students are vast and varied. As the year comes to an end we take this opportunity to reflect on our involvement this year.

CBSA competed in a range of events and competitions run by NSWCCC. The CBSA is ever grateful to the sport convenors for the work they have put in to running their sports and the carnivals for our students. The convenors are often giving up much of their own free time, and through this generosity, many of our students gain wonderful experiences at the CBSA level of competition and sometimes beyond. These opportunities are gratefully received by students and enrich their experience of catholic schooling.

CBSA competed at the NSWCCC swimming, athletics and cross country championships and are grateful for the work done by all concerned at these very large carnivals. As ever they were efficiently run and provided a valuable pathway and experience for our students in these sports.

CBSA also sent teams to sports such as touch football, football, rugby league, rugby union baseball and volleyball. Our students enjoyed these competitions and the chance to compete against other sporting organisations and athletes in the NSWCCC structure. These team events help to develop camaraderie and friendships for students across schools. Many students from CBSA also trialed for a range of other sports as individuals in golf, tennis and triathlon

We had many students gain representation in NSWCCC teams throughout the year most notably in Volleyball (6) and Touch Football (2). Other sports with CBSA representation at the NSWCCC level were swimming, cross country, golf and rugby union

Several students were also nominated for Blue Awards. Congratulations to Evander Pele (DLS Revesby) who received a Blue Award for Volleyball and to Nathan Dickinson (DLS Revseby) who received a Blue Award for Softball.

CBSA would like to offer it’s thanks to all the sports convenors, diocesan representatives and the executive of the NSWCCC organisation. We acknowledge the huge amount of work that goes on, frequently unnoticed, to make these opportunities available to our students. The ever increasing administration serves to highlight the work done by these people which provides opportunities for all our students in Catholic schools. This is truly appreciated by all principals, teachers, parents and students in CBSA schools.

Several of our teachers gained appointments to coach or manage NSWCCC teams throughout the year and these appointments provided tremendous opportunities for those staff members. Again this could not happen without the framework provided by NSWCCC. The standard of competition by students and the quality of the events held is always impressive to those who attend. Our students enjoy representing CBSA and look forward to competing at all NSWCCC events. They gain lasting memories and opportunities from these events.

Our schools and the Principals remain fully supportive of the pathways and opportunities provided by NSWCCC and we look forward to continuing our involvement next year.

Mark Stevens CBSA Representative

CATHOLIC GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

This year at the 15th Blue Award Presentations CGSSSA schools were extremely well represented with eight girls who use the CGSSSA as a pathway being recognised for their sporting talent, dedication and commitment to, their chosen sport. All those who have worked in partnership; teachers, sports administrators, parents and athletes have contributed to the success of these athletes success through the provision of fantastic sporting opportunities for them and for the many other students in CGSSSA schools.

The following students sporting achievements in 2011 were recognised at the Blue Awards in February this year:

Athletics Melissa-Maree Farrington Trinity Catholic College Auburn/Regents Park Bar Basketball Emma Plunkett Trinity Catholic College Auburn/Regents Park Bar Swimming Carlee Milikin Loreto Kirribilli Blue Tennis Shannon Cleary Brigidine College Randwick Bar Volleyball Elizabeth Borger Santa Sabina College Strathfield Blue Volleyball Caroline Stalmachowski Santa Sabina College Strathfield Blue Water Polo Morgan Baxter Santa Sabina College Strathfield Bar Water Polo Stephanie Calaizis St Clare’s College Waverley Blue

Morgan Baxter’s exceptional talent and sportsmanship was recognised at the Blue Awards when she was announced as the recipient of the prestigious Vince Villa Award.

During 2012 CGSSSA held 17 championship and selected teams in Swimming, Athletics, Cross Country, Football and Touch to compete at NSWCCC events. These events were run efficiently and provided great competitive opportunities for students. CGSSSA teams proved to be highly competitive in most sports again this year. In addition to the success of CGSSSA teams this year a number of CGSSSA students attended and achieved success at individual trials. The new structure for knock out soccer was well received and seemed to resolve a number of difficulties experienced in previous year.

The athleticism and skill of many individual students from a variety of schools was acknowledged this year in their selection in NSWCCC teams and in some cases higher representative honours. This year 101 CGSSSA students were selected in a NSW CCC team, 20 were selected in a NSW All Schools Team and 3 students were selected in a School Sport Australia team. Additionally, in athletics about 40 students nominated and competed at the NSW All School Athletics Championships some of whom will progress to compete at the National Athletics Championships.

NSWCCC Representatives

Sport Team Selected Sport Team Selected Athletics NSWCCC (Self Nom) 40approx Netball NSWCCC 4 Basketball NSWCCC 2 Softball NSWCCC 4 Cricket NSWCCC 1 Swimming NSWCCC 36 Cross Tennis NSWCCC 2 Country NSWCCC 22 Touch NSWCCC 4 Diving NSWCCC 3 Volleyball NSWCCC 10 Football NSWCCC 3 Water Polo NSWCCC 4 Hockey NSWCCC 6

NSW All Schools Representatives

Sport Team Selected Athletics NSW All Schools TBD Cross Country NSW All Schools 2 Hockey NSW All Schools 3 Netball NSW All Schools 1 Soccer NSW All Schools 1 Softball NSW All Schools 1 Swimming NSW All Schools 5 Triathlon NSW All Schools 1 Touch NSW All Schools 1 Volleyball NSW All Schools 3 Water Polo NSW All Schools 1

School Sport Australia Representatives

Sport Team Selected Netball School Sport Australia 2 Water Polo School Sport Australia 1

This year the CGSSSA has continued to work to maximise participation opportunities for girls who compete in championships events and has plans to continue this trend in 2013. Changing the structure and programs for some events has been effective in achieving change. Securing a commitment from team managers and officials early in the year has again been a challenge. The association Orientation Program conducted at the start of the year was again very successful and continues to benefit staff especially those new to the Association. The introduction of a Dropbox facility for the Association was also successful and way to optimise its use will continue to be explored in 2013. Risk management and compliance are now seen as the ‘norm’ and each school is for the most part diligent in meeting administrative requirements when convening and entering sports. Team selections and the management of representative teams went smoothly this year.

The introduction of the CSCC website this year was for the most part seen as a positive innovation. Despite some issues this year member schools are optimistic about the potential future benefits. The most significant issue this year was that much of the sports specific and pathway information did not appear on the website. This created some confusion and issues at a school level. The hard work, dedication and determination of staff in member school, NSWCCC Convenors and Kym Skerritt continue to underpin the success of Catholic school representative sport. Students gain much from participation in representative sport and it is fantastic to see that so many students in CGSSSA schools continue to access representative sporting opportunities through the school pathway and that they do so in such a wide range of sports. We continue as an Association to be grateful to the CSCC for their support and guidance in fostering ‘best practice’ at all levels of competition.

Congratulations and thank you to the many staff and students who have contributed to the success of sport in Catholic schools in 2012.

Sue Wells NSWCCC Representative – Executive Member

DIOCESE OF LISMORE

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

The Diocese of Lismore Sports Program has continued to have many successful outcomes throughout this past year. I extend another sincere thank you and well done to our dedicated school sport coordinators as well as to the various carnival and trial conveners, and team managers. Collectively they have made immeasurable contributions to sport in their schools and in the Diocese as a whole. Their commitment to and concern for providing the opportunities and pathways have enabled a very large number of students to benefit greatly from their positive experiences in sport.

I wish also to express my thanks to parents for their practical support of their children and for their assistance, with other volunteers, at carnivals and trials.

Indeed, a sincere thank you to anyone who contributed in any way to the success of school, Diocesan and CCC sport with special appreciation extended to principals and school executive for much–needed support.

Well done to all students who took part in sport at any level this year with special congratulations to those who went on to representative honours.

The many highlights of 2012 have included:  Another very impressive number of students from our secondary schools gaining selection into NSWCCC sides, with a select band of these, and also 3 teachers, making it into NSW All Schools’ teams including Madi Roberts (Triathlon and Cross Country), Laura Cook (Triathlon), Steven Taylor (Tennis), Lionel Conroy (Golf Team Manager), Jay Meaney (Athletics), Nicole Danvers (Hockey Team Manager), Mitchell Scotcher (Hockey), Ashlee Danvers (Hockey), Kate Wilson (Swimming), Shanice McCarthy (Swimming), Sharyn Gill-Andrews (Swimming Team Manager) and Jessie Flemming (Cross Country and Triathlon).  Three students went one better and gained selectionat the highest level by bing named in the School Sport Austrlia team for their respective sports: Mitchell Scotcher (St John’s Woodlawn) – Hockey, Michael Gahan (Woodlawn) - Baseball and Georgia Keen (Trinity Lismore) – Football.  The continued high level performances of our Diocesan Swimming team as a whole as well as some outstanding individual efforts at NSWCCC and beyond.  The excellent result of the Lismore team at the NSWCCC Athletics to finish prominently in the Diocesan/Association points table. This was indicative of some excellent performances by so many of our team members and was despite our greatly reduced team numbers following withdrawals. Special mention to two Lismore representatives: Mikey Lloyd-Tighe who finished Senior Girls AWD Champion and Jay Meaney for his record in the 17+ Boys 400m.  Trinity Catholic College Open Girls team defending its NSWCCC Football Knockout title.  John Paul College Coffs Harbour Open Girls Team winning the NSWCCC and NSW All Schools Basketball – certainly a rare feat for the latter.  Jessi Reeves (JPC Coffs Harbour) selection in the NSW All Schools Basketball team and winning a CCC Blue.  Chelsea Kewming (JPC Coffs Harbour) refereeing the SSA Under 19 Grand Final.  St John’s Woodlawn’s victory in the All Schools Under 15s Rugby League Country Cup.  MacKillop College Port Macquarie taking out the NSW CCC Teams Tennis event.  St Paul’s Port Macquarie taking out gold in the NSW CCC Intermediate team event.  St Paul’s Port Macquarie finishing undefeated in the CCC Netball Championships in the Minor Division.  The continued growth, interest and success in primary and secondary sport for children with disabilities.  The unmistakable sense of team spirit that seems to be a part of so many of our Diocesan teams Despite the varied locations from which our team members come. This same team spirit is very noticeable amongst school teams as well. A great amount of credit goes to our excellent team managers and, of course, to the students themselves.

Finally, congratulations and thank you to all Diocesan and CCC conveners, managers and officials, and all Diocesan representatives, with a special thank you and well done to Kym Skerritt, NSWCCCSA Executive Officer.

Robert Ellison Lismore Diocesan Representative 2012 NSWCCCSA Annual Report Page 25

DIOCESE OF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION ______

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

There are 11 secondary schools in the Maitland/Newcastle Diocese. We are proud of St Joseph’s High School the number of talented and committed students we have, not only for what they achieve Aberdeen in their sport but also for the manner in which they take part. Many of these students have also managed to combine their sporting achievements with rigorous academic programs. St Pius X High School Adamstown Some of the outstanding students have been acknowledged with the most prestigious award in Catholic Schools sport, a NSWCCC Blue Awards. We had over 400 hundred students represent our Diocese at the full range of NSWCCC St Paul’s High School sports and over 32 of these students were selected in a NSWCCC team. Some of these Booragul went on to be NSW All Schools Representatives. These include Hayden Bell, Rose Davies and Maddison McLachlan for athletics, Lily Costello, Rose Davies and Claire Deddon for cross country, Meg Bailey, Jade Moody and Oliver Moody for swimming, St Mary’s High School Teneah Corey and Blythe Quick for triathlon and Jesse Deloraine for water polo. Gateshead Our Diocese enjoyed success in the NSWCCC Football Knockout with St Francis Xavier’s College Hamilton making it through to the final in the Open Boys category and St Francis Xavier’s St Francis Xavier’s girls team making it through to the quarter finals, as did St Peter’s College Hamilton Maitland in the 7-10 boys category. All Saints College St Mary’s Campus won the GIO Schoolboy Trophy. They are the first team from our Diocese to win the title. St Mary’s also made it to the final in the NSWCCC Plate where they defeated St Paul’s All Saints College Greystones. They also won the Country League Cup. Their school coaches were thrilled St Mary’s Campus with their wins but more proud of what fine ambassadors were they for the school. St Maitland Pius Adamstown U13 league team performed well this year making it through to the final of the All Schools Knockout but were defeated by St Paul’s Catholic College Greystanes. All Saints College St Peter’s Campus A great deal of thanks must go to the school Sport Coordinators who work tirelessly to Maitland give their students the opportunity to represent their school, diocese and state. The work these teachers do is well outside their normal teaching loads. I would like to thank our 11 school sport coordinators for the support they continue to offer. The All Saints College extraordinary goodwill and hard work of our teachers who willingly assist as convenors, St Joseph’s Campus coaches, squad managers and officials, greatly contribute to the undoubted success of Lochinvar carnivals. These opportunities for students only occur due to their hard work, expertise and time. Of course for staff to be available, we must thank all of our principals who support the teachers’ involvement and to Ray Collins for the interest he has shown in all San Clemente High student athletes in Maitland/Newcastle. School Mayfield I would like to acknowledge the support of Kym Skerritt who works tirelessly in promoting, organising and managing the NSWCCC Sports Association as well as St Catherine’s College Kathie Lowe who supports Kym. Thanks also to the Catholic Sports Coordinating Singleton Committee who provides guidance to the Council.

St Clare’s High School Bernadette Duggan Taree MN Education Officer Sport/PDHPE/Road Safety/Drug ED

Association Of Metropolitan Catholic Colleges

www.mccsport.com.au 2012 Annual Report

President Mr. David McInnes (Pagewood)

De La Salle College Ashfield Secretary/Treasurer Ph 9797 3200 Fax 9797 3255 Mr Peter Buxton

Committee Members Mr Michael Barrington (Ashfield) La Salle Catholic College Mr. Adel El Jamal (Ashfield) Bankstown Br. Peter Ryan (Bankstown) Ph 9793 5600 Fax 9790 8684 Ms. Christina Carozza (Bankstown) Mr John Riordan (Kogarah) Mr Angelo Scali (Kogarah)

Marist College Br. Paul Conn (Lewisham) Kogarah Mr David Mamo (Lewisham) Ph 9587 3211 Fax 9556 1790 Br. Peter Corr (North Shore) Mr Peter Giles (North Shore)

Mr. David McInnes (Pagewood) Mr Michael Menniti (Pagewood) Christian Bros' High School Br. David Hall (Randwick) Lewisham Ph 85851744 Fax 85851789 Mr Robert Capizzi (Randwick) Mr. Anthony Gleeson (Wahroonga) Mr. Luke Trotz (Wahroonga)

Marist College North Shore Ph 9957 5000 Fax 9954 9087 Wahroonga have completed their last year in the MCC association. Wahroonga have been a part of MCC for many years and sadly this has come to an end. I

would very much like to thank the school for their contribution and wish them every success in the years to come. I would also like to thank the many people Marist College that make up the MCC association from aech of the 8 MCC schools. As usual Pagewood Ph 9349 7333 Fax 9344 9883 there is a good representation at the CCC and NSW level from our association. We have 21 coaching and training staff that look after and select our combined MCC sides. Year after year committed teachers with a passion for sport take on these rolls with great enthusiasm. With people like this in all of our schools,

Marcellin College sport is in safe hands. Randwick Ph 9398 6355 Fax 9398 9049 I would encourage people to have a look at our MCC website www.mccsport.com a lot of work has gone into creating an impressive site.

Thank you to all convenors, managers, coaches, officials and students for their St. Leo's College hard work and representation at all levels. Thank you also to the CCC body for Wahroonga Ph 9487 3555 Fax 9487 2637 their continuous hard work. I look forward to the year ahead.

Regards,

Peter Buxton

MCC Secretary

METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

President Mr John Killeen Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Vice President Mr John Robinson Trinity Catholic College Auburn Treasurer/Secretary Mr Chris Dutfield Committee Members Mr Anthony Boccanfuso Trinity Catholic College Auburn/Regents Park Mr Heath Borg Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Mr Joe Lantz St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Mr Matthew Paton Marist College Dundas Mr Nicholas Lah Marist College Eastwood Mr Brendon Wallace Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Mr Marc Romano St Paul’s Catholic College Greystanes Mr Chris Sutton All Saints College Liverpool Mr Brad Scanlon /Mr Tim Woodbine Parramatta Marist High Parramatta Mr Tim Spain St Dominic’s College Penrith Mr Layne Mellish Terra Sancta College Quakers Hill/Schofields Mr Chris Whitty Holy Cross College Ryde

I would like to thank all the Principals, Sports Coordinators, staff, students and families from each of the colleges within the Metropolitan Catholic Schools Sports Association for their support and congratulate them on their sporting excellence throughout 2012. The Association was once again very successful in both team and individual competitions.

Gratitude is expressed to the following Colleges for their convening of the nominated MCS Sports for the 2012 season – Auburn (Basketball), Blacktown (Soccer), Campbelltown (Cross Country), Dundas (Athletics); Eastwood (Cricket/Rugby 15s); Fairfield (Touch Football); Greystanes (Rugby League), Liverpool (Swimming), Parramatta (Rugby 10’s), Penrith (Golf), Quakers Hill-Schofields (AFL) and Ryde (Tennis/Rugby 7s). The majority of these sports are played during our weekly Thursday afternoon competitions. Through these sports we hope to foster and promote the importance of participation, sportsmanship and friendship. They are also an opportunity to offer elite competition and as a result they are extremely important to the development of our students and the association’s success.

The MCS enters squads into the NSW CCC Championships for Athletics, Baseball, Cross Country, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, and Touch Football. The coaches, managers, trainers, selectors and officials who create, organize and prepare our squads for participation at this elite level are tremendously appreciated by all the MCS Colleges. They come from within our Colleges and add to the spirit, professionalism and dedication offered to all of the representative players who competed in 2012. We are hugely in their debt and I take this opportunity to express to them our sincerest appreciation.

In this 45th year of the MCS Sports Association we once again provided large numbers of our students for representative honours at either NSWCCC, NSW All Schools or Australian Schoolboy competitions. The boys performed extremely well, they had more than their fair share of wins and a great many students distinguished themselves as fine ambassadors of schoolboy sport. For seven of our elite Sportsmen this has culminated in the highest honour as recipients of NSW CCC Blues awards.

Special mention must also go to All Saints College Liverpool whom won the NSW CCC Junior Boys Football knockout, St Gregory’s College Campbelltown who won the NSW CCC Downie Trophy Opens Cricket knockout and Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown who won the NSW CCC RL Cup for the second year in a row and were also crowned National Schoolboy Champions upon winning the GIO Cup.

Finally, the association’s sincerest appreciation is extended to Mr Chris Dutfield our outgoing Secretary/Treasurer of the past 3 years. The wisdom, experience and support that he offered our association and the member schools will be missed.

Heath Borg MCS Secretary/Treasurer

PARRAMATTA DIOCESE SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS COUNCIL

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

I would like to acknowledge the efforts of those dedicated people in NSWCCC who make it possible for our students to have quality sporting opportunities. Through your efforts, they gain so much whether at a local level or all the way through the pathways to School Sport Australia. To the Executive Officer, the Executive, Sports Convenors, Diocese and Association Representatives and all those Officials and volunteers who make these sporting events happen - the students really appreciate your efforts and encourage you to continue for many years to come.

2012 has been another keenly contested and successful year for the students from the Parramatta Diocese. A big thank you to all staff and officials who have worked together so well to deliver so many sporting opportunities for students in the Parramatta Diocese. To all parents, families, teachers, school communities and of course, the students, thanks for all your efforts and support in promoting Catholic School Sport. A special thanks to all the school Sports Coordinators for your outstanding work and support during 2012. This year saw us run successful Diocesan Gala Days in Basketball, Touch, Football, AFL, Softball, Baseball, Cricket and Netball as well as selection trials for all NSWCCC team sports. Our Dance competition again was a great success and I thank Cerdon College for their great energy with this event. We look forward to doing it all again and more in 2013!

Some highlights from 2012 as far as Parramatta Diocese and their competitors were :-

Softball – the NSWCCC Championships at Blacktown in Camden. Parramatta were runners up at both the boys and girls tournaments. We had 4 boys – Tim Wakefield and Michael Jennings (Gilroy) and Adam Ormerod and Nathan Skinner (Xavier)and 3 girls selected in the NSWCCC team – Alice Donohue, Jessica Micallef (Cerdon), Michaela McLennan (Catherine McAuley) and Natasha Markham (Marian). Alice Donohoe was selected in the NSW All Schools team. Congratulations to Alice Donohoe who was also selected in the School Sport Australia merit team.

Baseball – Parramatta sent a few individuals to trial for NSWCCC. They played well and we had 3 boys selected in the CCC team – Tim Wakefield (Gilroy), Nathan Skinner (Xavier) and Zac Shepherd (St Marks). .We are looking forward to fielding a competitive team at Blacktown for the 2012 NSWCCC Baseball tournament. Zac Shepherd, Nathan Skinner and Tim Wakefield were all selected in the NSW All Schools team.

Swimming – Parramatta again put in a strong display at the NSWCCC Carnival. The NSWCCC Carnival saw some incredible performances with 15 of our swimmers qualifying through to NSW All Schools. They were Alecia Anderson, Germaine Dagher, Amy Gallegos, Jessica Grubba, Madalyn Incognito, Talia Kuznicki, Caitlin LeMottee, Kathryn Mater and Mikayla O’Connor (OLMC), Hayley Anschau and Brooke Peterson (Catherine McAuley) ,Bianca Buttigieg and Katarina Planinic (Cerdon), Lauren Dahl and Lucy Palu (Caroline Chisholm), Joshua Smith (Emmaus), Ryan Roche (Gilroy), Michael Barsha, Thomas Edmonds, Aiden Marks, Samuel Outch, Michael Pearson, Taylah Pollard-Hughes, Stephen Rossi and Ricky Rossi (Marian), Jordana Grant (Nagle), Giles Gabutina and Michael Ursino (St Marks) and Sandy Freeman (Bede Polding) . The following swimmers medalled at All Schools – Hayley Anschau and Brooke Peterson (Catherine McAuley), Taylah Pollard-Hughes (Marian), Bianca Buttigieg (Cerdon) and (Ryan Roche (Gilroy). Congratulations to Hayley Anschau (Catherine McAuley) and (Ryan Roche (Gilroy). who were selected in the NSW All Schools team and both medalled at School Sport Australia swimming.

Hockey – Our young team put in a strong effort at the NSWCCC Tournament with Kate Hanna (Catherine McAuley) and Brittany and Alexandra Morrison (OLMC) being selected in the NSWCCC team. Kate Hanna and Alexandra Morrison was selected in the NSW U/16 All Schools and Open Merit teams. Congratulations to Kate Hanna from Catherine McAuley for being selected in the Australian Schoolgirls Hockey team for the second consecutive year. This year she was named captain – a great honour.

Touch – The NSWCCC Touch Tournament held in Tamworth. Once again, Parramatta fielded very strong teams with the Senior Girls winning the NSWCCC Championships and both boys teams and the Junior Girls playing well throughout the tournament. We had several representatives selected in the NSWCCC teams including Annabelle Regan (Nagle), Alana Lamerton (Cerdon), Sarah Thornton (Caroline Chisholm), Sarah Jane ElTakchi and Kaitlin McCaffrey (OLMC).,Tayla Duguid,(St Patricks), Samantha Cahill, Abbey Urwin and Courtney Milone (Gilroy), Tayla 29

Fraser and Abbey Papenhuyzen (Marian), Robert Bird (McCarthy), Clare Eisenhuth, Georgia Voura and Aaron Bissett (St Columba’s) and Luke McKenna (Emmaus) Congratulations to Kaitlin McCaffrey and Tayla Duguid, who were selected in the NSW All Schools 15 Years Team. Cross Country – 2012 was another successful year for Parramatta, Congratulations to all those who represented NSWCCC at the NSW All Schools Championships. These runners were Elese Gallen (Bede Polding), Sarah Marvin and Mikayla Mestousis (OLMC), Jessica Vernon and Georgia Voura (St Columbas), Kimberly Engesser and Eoin Montford (Gilroy), Matthew Crossley (McCarthy), Gabrielle Griffiths (Caroline Chisholm), Penny Tahiri (Catherine McAuley) and Nathan McGrath, Lachlan McGrath, Krystal Maloney, Ali Thomson and Ben Thomson (Marian). Congratulations to Sarah Marvin (OLMC) who won the NSW All Schools Cross Country, to Elese Gallen (Bede Polding), Ben Thomson (Marian) and Sarah Marvin (OLMC) for their selection in the NSW All Schools team for the School Sport Australia Championships and again to Elese Gallen who finished 3rd at School Sport Australia event.

Cricket – It was good to see PDSSSC girls play well at the NSWCCC trials with 3 of them being selected in the NSWCCC Girls Open team. Congratulations to Elise Perry (Nagle) who was the Captain of the team and Emma Felsch and Samantha Arnold (Caroline Chisholm) on their selection.

Rugby League – It was encouraging to see our boys play well at the SICC Rugby League trials and we look forward to having a Gala Day to help selection of our players for 2013. Congratulations to the following boys on their selection into the SICC team for the NSWCCC trials – Taylor Bennett (Marian), Tayler McCann (Gilroy) Josh Grant, Jayden de Vries and Levi Petersen (McCarthy)

Rugby Union – It was pleasing to see our boys put in a good effort at the NSWCCC Rugby trials and we look forward to joining Wollongong and Southern Sydney for a combined team in 2013.

Netball – We had another very keenly contested netball gala day in Parramatta. Congratulations to Montana Geyer (Caroline Chisholm), Courtney Richmond (Terra Sancta) and Sarah Morison (Cerdon) on their selection in the NSWCCC Open Netball team.

Football – Parramatta were very competitive at the NSWCCC event with both our boys and girls fielding very young sides and looking forward to the 2013 Football championships in Bathurst again after a very enjoyable trip there this year.

Tennis – Parramatta were very competitive at the NSWCCC Tennis selections with Daniel Boniel (Bede Polding) selected in the NSWCCC Tennis team. Daniel Boniel (Bede Polding) was selected in the NSW All Schools Pizzey Cup team.

Triathlon – Parramatta had some fine performances at the NSWCCC Triathlon at Penrith earlier this year with Olivia Sargent (Nagle) finishing 2nd in the NSWCCC Junior Girls section Isabella Khoudair (OLMC) finishing 4th in the NSWCCC Intermediate Girls section.

Golf – It was great to see Molly Lavercombe (Cerdon) win this year’s NSWCCC Girls event at Camden Lakeside and be selected in the NSWCCC Golf team.

Athletics – Parramatta once again had many dominant athletes at the NSWCCC Championships. It was great to see so many medal at the NSW All Schools Championships They were Chelsea Loughrey (St Patricks), Amanda Barendregt (St Clares), Alexandra Petersen (St Agnes), Tavleen Singh, Alison Ruse, Melanie Ruse, Chloe Neilly, Brooke Kirk and Binta Salawu (Caroline Chisholm), Paletina Lemi and Emily Rotunno (Catherine McAuley), Frederick Adutwum (St Andrews), Alexandra Hulley, Sarah Marvin and Mikayla Mestousis (OLMC), Lauren Russell (Bede Polding), Samantha Marshall, Corrina Moore and Deni Ross (Gilroy), Taylor Garrett and Tayler Currie (Xavier), Kristie Blair (Emmaus) and Krystal Maloney (Marian) Congratulations to all these athletes on their outstanding individual performances.

I would like to thank all the NSWCCC Sports Convenors from within the Parramatta Diocesan schools. These people have made and continue to make a huge commitment to Catholic Secondary School Sport in New South Wales - Paul Kennedy – Triathlon, Bev Smith – Girls Hockey, Ross Gawthorne – Girls Cricket, Craig Beacroft – Touch and Anita Weaver – Diving. Thanks also to Kym Skerritt and the Executive of NSWCCC and all convenors and officials who organise the many sporting events for all their help and support this year. I wish all our students the best of luck in all their upcoming sporting endeavours. Looking forward to working with you all in 2013.

Chris Anschau PDSSSC Coordinator

SOUTHERN SYDNEY COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

2012 has been another year in which the Southern Sydney Combined Catholic Colleges Sports Association has continued to grow and develop. The association facilitates and enables students from a variety of Catholic schools to compete against each other in an atmosphere of healthy competition.

The key initiative for 2012 from NSWCCC was the introduction of the NSWCCC website. www.csss.nsw.edu.au The Website aimed to remove the paper trail and provide a system that provided competitors, parents, conveners and coaches with upto date information, as well as providing an accurate system that could see students progress from a school, diocese, NSWCCC, NSW All Schools and Austalian Team levels. There were some teething problems but the website was serving its purpose.

From a SSCCC perspective the advantages of the website could be seen but the administrative work that needed to be completed did give diocese representatives the feeling that the website as professional as it was, was making more work in the short term. The updates that have been made from feedback given have made it very exciting going into 2013. Students in 2013 will need to register online to attend the SSCCC trials. The website will then forward information to Sports coordinators from individual schools will have the power to accept the nomination for their student to go further.

2012 has been another outstanding year for SSCCC. The opportunity for the students to compete at this level against other athletes is invaluable in their development as a sportsperson. I would like to thank Principals, staff, parents and students involved with SSCCC for their continued support of sporting excellence in 2012.

SSCCC students participated in the following NSWCCC competitions as an association: Athletics, Baseball, Cross Country, Boys and Girls Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Swimming, Tennis, and Touch. SSCCC students had the opportunity to enter as individuals in AFL, Basketball, Diving, Golf, Netball, Softball, Triathlon and Volleyball. College teams were also heavily involved in various NSWCCC Knockout competition which ran throughout the year. Highlights from these knockouts were St Pats and Bosco both traveling to Lismore in the NSWCCC Football ¼ finals, Aquinas winning their ¼ final in Muwillumbah and making the Semi finals at Seymour Shaw Miranda.

Conveners are to be commended on their efforts on ensuring all trials were conducted in a professional manner, giving opportunity to students from all schools. With the constant added pressures within the school time given in developing teams, training and the events themselves your time and dedication is greatly appreciated.

Representing SSCCC has become an honour that requires students to display both on field mental and physical abilities to be selected to participate at the NSWCCC Championships. The high level of ability shown at the trials demonstrates the talent that continues to develop in the Southern Sydney Region.

The following SSCCC students were successful in receiving Blues Awards for 2012. This award is given to students who have achieved NSW All Schools Representation as well as performing as the most outstanding athlete in their chosen sport both on and off the field.

Kyle McIntosh Cross Country St Patricks College Sutherland Joanna Martino Football Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Chris Naumoff Football Aquinas College Menai Ryan Proctor Hockey St John Bosco College Engadine Samuel Fowler Swimming DLS College Caringbah Samuel Cocokios Waterpolo DLS College Cronulla

I would like to commend and congratulations NSWCCC Conveners and officials on your professionalism and enthusiasm in allowing our students reach their full potential. The continued development of the website is ensuring that our students are up to date. A special thanks and congratulations to Kym Skerritt the NSWCCCSA Executive officer for a successful 2012.

It has been a pleasure to be amongst such committed SSCCC staff during 2012. This commitment is also reflected by the level of dedication and talent shown by students. SSCCC representation is an important recognition and pathway for our students..

Aaron Poll SSCCCSA Diocesan Representative (St John Bosco College Engadine) 31

SYDNEY CATHOLIC COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

President/Treasurer: Miss Caitlin Buggy, Mount St Joseph College, Milperra Secretary: Miss Caitlin Buggy, Mount St Joseph College, Milperra

Committee Members: Mrs Briohny Hickey Casimir Catholic College Marrickville Ms Rhea Dean All Saints College Liverpool Mr Frederick Zalloua St Charbel’s College Punchbowl Ms Pauline Jeffery Mary McKillop College Wakely Ms Cath Summons Bethany College Hurstville ______

2012 has been a busy, yet rewarding year for the staff and students of the schools that make up Sydney Catholic Colleges Sports Association (SCC). This year saw an increase in energy and commitment to the use of the NSWCCC pathway, a more genuine and competitive approach to NSWCCC events and a greater commitment to building team spirit and pride within our association. The opportunities provided by NSWCCC for our students to compete at representative level, against other schools and school systems is appreciated by our students, teachers and parents.

This year many students were able to progress through to representing NSWCCC. Our highlights included teams competing at the NSWCCC swimming, cross country and athletics carnivals. These carnivals were professionally run and students appreciated the chance to compete at such a high level. We also entered teams in football, touch football and softball. Many students also attended individual trials throughout the year for a wide range of sports run by NSWCCC. Several students gained representation in NSWCCC teams throughout the year.

NSWCCC Representatives: Grace Robinson Bethany College Hurstville Athletics Stephanie Farmakidis Bethany College Hurstville Athletics Shannon Burchell MSJ, Milperra Athletics Charbella Nandan MSJ Milperra Athletics Claire O’Brien Bethany College Hurstville U/15 Netball Amelia Carnovale Bethany College Hurstville Cross Country Rylee Towell MSJ Milperra Cross Country Cassandra Wright MSJ Milperra Softball

The addition of Rosebank College, to our Association in 2012 has been successful for all parties. The increase in students participating in the structured sports programs offered by SCC Sports Association has strengthened the representative teams that compete in NSWCCC sporting events. SCC is looking forward to 2013 with much anticipation.

SCC would like to offer it’s thanks to Kym Skerritt, all the sports convenors, Diocesan representatives and the Executive of the NSWCCC organisation. We acknowledge the huge amount of work that goes on frequently unnoticed to make these opportunities available to our students.

Cath Summons SCC Representative

2012 NSWCCCSA Annual Report Page 32

DIOCESE OF WAGGA WAGGA

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Wagga Wagga Diocese has completed another hectic sporting year for our staff and students through the Combined Catholic Colleges Sporting Association (CCC).

Our year started off on a high when Jim Carroll (MDCC) was awarded a prestigious NSWCCC Blue Award. This recognised his success in AFL as he was named in the Australian U15’s team which went on the inaugural tour of South Africa. It was also great that our Director Alan Bowyer could be in attendance as a guest and presenter to display his support for CCC sport. He was impressed by the showcase and the sporting ability of all the awardees presented on the evening.

We have achieved great success across our Diocese with a large number of students being named in NSWCCC teams with some progressing to the NSW All Schools Honour roll and two students were selected in Australian representative teams. NSW All Schools Honour roll: • Jock Cornell AFL (MDCC) – Australian Representative • Jacob Hopper AFL (SFC) – Australian Representative • Mitchell Hardie AFL (SFC) • Lachlan Leeds AFL (SFC) • Harry Tanner AFL (XHS)

• Caleb Noble Cross Country (KCC)

Wagga Wagga hosted the Southern Country U15’s and Opens Rugby League trials where many future NRL players begin their sporting careers. This was done in collaboration with Stephen Hooper (Wilcannia/Forbes), John Sparks (Wollongong), Linda Densmore (Bathurst) and Kerrie Johnston (Canberra/Goulburn). Appreciation is extended to them all and we look forward to hosting the Sothern Country trials again in 2013. Wagga Wagga was also the host for Southern Zone AFL Trials. Thanks to Mark Sanson (Xavier High School) and Travis Doyle (St. Francis College) for organising the successful trials.

On a personal note I would like to pass on my thanks to the Wagga Wagga Diocese Sport coordinators Helen Fisher (Mater Dei Catholic College), Matt Conn (Kildare Catholic College), Mark Sanson/Andrew Gibson (Xavier Catholic College), Carl Norman (St. Francis College), Andrew Holloway (Marian CC) and all of their staff. They ensured we were able to consistently run each particular sport at a very professional and efficient level throughout the year. This allowed all of the students across the Riverina and MIA to enjoy the great opportunity to test their talents and skills against local, NSW and Australia’s best sporting students. Without your hard work and dedication Wagga Wagga Diocese sport would cease to remain the strong sporting body it is.

Thanks must also be extended to the Wagga Wagga Diocesan Secondary Schools’ Principals for their support of CCC sport throughout the year. I would also like to thank the players/students, parents, officials, team managers, teachers and coaches who have given up so much of their valuable time to participate and support Diocesan and CCC sport. The distances travelled by country students is great and the commitment they, and their families, make is amazing. They are all happy to do this at considerable expense to pursue excellence and enjoyment in sport through CCC pathways and this is commendable.

Congratulations to Kym Skerritt and the CSCC Executive for their continued support of sport in NSW Catholic Schools throughout 2012. The Wagga Wagga Diocesan Secondary Sporting Association is looking forward to an eventful 2013.

Yours in Sport,

Anthony Hood

Diocesan Secondary Schools Sports Coordinator

DIOCESE OF WOLLONGONG

NSWCCC ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Schools from the Wollongong Diocese have enjoyed another great year of sporting activities through the Combined Catholic Colleges Sporting Association. The opportunities for our students to compete against other Dioceses and Associations from across NSW and the opportunity to access the All Schools arena has been greatly appreciated by students, parents and teachers of our school communities.

I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the work of the Catholic Sports Coordinating Committee, Diocesan/Association representatives and the individual Sports Conveners. Your efforts throughout the year have been outstanding and on behalf of the Wollongong Sports Council thank you for your contributions. To Kym Skerritt our Executive Officer for 2012, your work and support have again been the driving force behind the professionalism of the NSWCCC Sports Association. I have appreciated your professionalism, good nature and willingness to support all aspects of secondary sport. Thankyou!

The introduction of the new CSSS website has been positive but still provided many challenges at a local level. We have embraced it and continue to monitor it for best results for all teachers, students and parents. Wollongong had several teachers who contributed to CCC this year including Dean Merola (Holy Spirit College, Bellambi) who coordinated the Southern Country CCC cricket trials and Bob Cooper (St. Mary’s College, Wollongong) who convened the NSWCCC Volleyball selections. Dean was involved with CCC Boys cricket selections and was the U/16 NSW All Schools Boys cricket coach. The work of our conveners in promoting sport across NSW was first-class and certainly provided opportunities for increased student involvement. Over 345 secondary students represented the diocese at CCC events with 76 students from Wollongong going on to represent in NSWCCC teams and 9 gaining NSW All School teams honours. Wollongong diocese hosted the CCC Senior finals Basketball Tournament, the CCC tennis selection trials and CCC Southern country Cricket trials.

A special mention to our colleagues in Southern Sydney who have been the driving force behind the amalgamation of our U/16 and Open Rugby teams going to CCC selections. The work of Belinda Westwood (De La Salle College, Cronulla) and Aaron Poll (John Bosco, Engadine) has been very much appreciated.

On a local level I would like to thank our Director of Schools Peter Turner, Secondary Schools Head of Service, Alan McManus, Head of Religious Education and Learning Services, Mark Raue and my team leader of the Pastoral Care and Learning Support team, Cynthia McCammon for their continued support of Diocesan Sport. All have recognised the importance of sport and have assisted in promoting it to our Diocesan schools. Our CEO website continued to be a valued resource with our sporting journal fully on line and downloadable. This year it featured all representative teams, results from major carnivals and links to the CSSS, DEC and School Sport Australia sites. You might like to pay us a visit at www.dow.catholic.edu.au and navigate your way through the sport section. Our sports council has formed some close links with Wollongong University and now have students assisting at our carnivals and acting as officials at NSWCCC events. This has been a very productive relationship and one we hope to develop in the future.

Finally to my individual Sports Coordinators who are the cornerstone for all sporting activities, congratulations on an outstanding job. Your role is challenging, busy and often unrewarding at times, but again you have met the challenges put to you in fine style. Thankyou!

On Friday November 16 this year our Sports Council staged the 16th Annual CDF Diocesan Sports Awards to recognise the outstanding achievements of both students and teachers from primary and secondary Schools. The evening was proudly sponsored by the Catholic Development Fund and attracted over 500 guests to St Mary Star of the Sea College. The evening was a fitting culmination to a busy sporting year and certainly a positive advertisement for the pathways and structures now available. The Vince Villa Trophy was awarded to Holy Spirit College as the Champion Secondary School across all sports.

Wollongong Diocese looks forward to our continued involvement in Combined Catholic Colleges Sport. We wish all involved in secondary school catholic sport the best and hope to see you in action again in 2013.

John Sparks Wollongong Diocesan Representative

ATHLETICS - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

The NSWCCC Athletics Championships were very well attended this year with most events very well subscribed. This year saw the introduction of “AWD Athletes of the Meet”. This is a reflection of the increase in participants competing in these events. I would like to thank Donna Baker who stepped in to be carnival manager on the day. Her expertise ensured the coordination of the many aspects of the day. Donna was supported by the enthusiastic officials from Athletics NSW. They worked for many hours ensuring athletes were given every opportunity to show their talents. Again we are grateful to Helen Wood and Ron Jordan from SDS who assists with the program and results. There professionalism and good nature make them a delight to work with. I would also like to acknowledge the Diocesan and Association Representatives who ensure entries are completed on time and coordinate their teams so effectively. Also the many people who have contributed to make the Athletics Championships a success, these would include the team managers and officials.

NSWCCC 2012 Age Champions Girls 12 years Maya Stewart Maitland/Newcastle SMAI 48 13 years Krystal Maloney Parramatta 14 years Lyndal Schnabel Southern Sydney 15 years Susie Seitaridis Wollongong 16 years Rebecca Clark Broken Bay SBRO 17+ years Melissa Farrington CGSSSA

Boys 12 years Doris Jordan Wollongong SWOL 13 years Jarrod Twigg Wollongong SWOL 14 years Jack Caldwell Canberra/Goulburn 15 years Emmanuel Fayike MCS 16 years Rhys Stein MCS SMCS 17+ years Timothy Cashman Southern Sydney

AWD 12 -15 years Daniel Jennings MCC 16+ years Mikey Lloyd-Tighe Lismore

NSWCCC 2012 Records Event 5 Boys 15 1500 Metre Run Josh Dever MCC 4:10.93 Event 10 Girls 13 1500 Metre Run Rose Davies Maitland/Newcastle 4:50.90 Event 21 Boys 13 90 Metre Hurdles Jarrod Twigg Wollongong 13.28 Event 30 Girls 15 200 Metre Sprint Molly Blakey CGSSSA 25.38 Event 79 Boys 17+ 400 Metre Sprint Jay Meaney Lismore 49.25 Event 93 Girls 16 Long Jump Allison Ruse Parramatta 5.48m Event 96 Girls 17+ Shot Put Ebony Roberts CGSSSA 11.83m Event 100 Girls 17+ Long Jump Melissa Farrington CGSSSA 5.54m Event 104 Boys 13 Discus Throw Pita Toamotu MCC 47.52m Event 110 Girls 15 Long Jump Audrey Kyriacou CGSSSA 5.54m Event 130 Girls 14 Shot Put Grace Robinson SCC 13.72m Event 132 Boys 16 Javelin Throw Rhys Stein MCS 57.30m Event 135 Boys 17+ Javelin Throw Mitchell Kazmierczak Parramatta 46.55m Event 146 Girls 17+ Javelin Throw Stephanie Farmakidis SCC 31.52m Event 147 Boys 17+ Shot Put Antonio Inzitari MCS 14.46m Relay Girls 14-15 4 x 100 m Relay CGSSSA 50.51

Kym Skerritt NSWCCC Executive Officer

NSWCCC Athletics Results 2012

Event 1 Boys 17+ 1500 Metre Run 1 Pye, Henry Lismore 4:15.85 2 Kelly-Makovec, Joshua Southern Sydney 4:22.59 3 Gullick, Brad Wollongong 4:24.47

Event 2 Girls 17+ 1500 Metre Run 1 Quinn, Michaela Wollongong 4:43.01 2 Raper, Eleanor CGSSSA 4:50.86 3 Gallen, Elese Parramatta 5:07.56

Event 3 Boys 16 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Bumie, Lewis MCS 4:27.21 2 Burgess, Joe MCC 4:28.61 3 McStay, Christopher Southern Sydney 4:30.02

Event 4 Girls 16 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Isbester, Megan Armidale 4:54.62 2 Bakker, Ainslie Lismore 5:06.97 3 Dedden, Claire Maitland/Newcstle 5:07.59

Event 5 Boys 15 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Dever, Josh MCC 4:10.93 Record 2 Cox, James Broken Bay 4:21.25 3 McGrath, Nathan Parramatta 4:26.76

Event 6 Girls 15 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Marvin, Sarah Parramatta 4:54.90 2 Heeney, Sophie Armidale 4:58.62 3 Howard, Antonia CGSSSA 5:02.09

Event 7 Boys 14 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Henderson, Liam Wollongong 4:34.07 2 Scammell, Jack Wagga Wagga 4:35.32 3 McNaughton, Samuel Southern Sydney 4:36.20

Event 8 Girls 14 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Harding, Amy CGSSSA 4:47.58 2 Harding, Lily CGSSSA 4:49.26 3 Hopper, Emily CGSSSA. 4:50.85

Event 9 Boys 13 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Beetson, Ryan CBSA 4:41.74 2 Tegg, Patrick Southern Sydney 4:46.70 3 Phillips, Josh MCC 4:52.39

Event 10 Girls 13 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Davies, Rose Maitland/Newcastle 4:50.90 Record 2 Preeo, Hannah Wollongong 4:58.78 3 Feain-Ryan, Cara Lismore 5:08.43

Event 11 Boys 12 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Doris, Jordan Wollongong 4:57.14 2 Tran, Ryan MCC 5:09.48 3 McGrath, Lachlan Parramatta 5:10.61

Event 12 Girls 12 Years 1500 Metre Run 1 Breslin, Nell CGSSSA 5:14.81 2 Bain, Hannah Maitland/Newcastle 5:17.91 3 Doris, Emily Wollongong 5:43.28

Event 13 Boys 17+ 110 Metre Hurdles 1 Cashman, Timothy Southern Sydney 15.38 NWI 2 Barnes, Jordan Broken Bay 15.39 NWI 3 Ines, Vincent MCC 7.82 NWI

Event 14 Boys 16 Years 110 Metre Hurdles 1 Stein, Rhys MCS 16.16 NWI 2 Metlege, A MCC 16.88 NWI

Event 15 Boys 15 Years 100 Metre Hurdles 1 Lentini, Andrew Southern Sydney 14.55 NWI 2 Henrico, Tristan Parramatta 15.63 NWI 3 Kumpulainen, Mats MCS 15.94 NWI

Event 16 Boys 14 Years 100 Metre Hurdles 1 Wheatley, Joel MCS 15.71 NWI 2 Wikaire, Tyrelle MCC 15.99 NWI 3 Scarfone, Anthony Wagga Wagga 16.46 NWI

Event 17 Girls 17+ 100 Metre Hurdles 1 Farrington, Melissa CGSSSA 14.32 NWI 2 Moore, Corrina Parramatta 15.86 NWI 3 Murray, Natalie SCC 6.11 NWI

Event 18 Girls 16 Years 100 Metre Hurdles 1 Clark, Rebecca Broken Bay 16.84 NWI 2 Cochrane, Allanah Parramatta 17.08 NWI 3 Briggs, Katelyn Wollongong 19.46 NWI

Event 19 Girls 15 Years 90 Metre Hurdles 1 O'Grady, Gabriella CGSSSA 13.61 NWI 2 Takchi, Carla Broken Bay 13.95 NWI 3 Seitaridis, Susie Wollongong 13.96 NWI

Event 20 Girls 14 Years 90 Metre Hurdles 1 Smede, Payton Bathurst/Wilc Forb 14.46 NWI 2 Brown, Karina Broken Bay 14.68 NWI 3 Schnabel, Lyndal Southern Sydney 14.82 NWI

Event 21 Boys 13 Years 90 Metre Hurdles 1 Twigg, Jarrod Wollongong 13.28 NWI Record 2 Skrivanic, Luke MCS 14.79 NWI 3 Kambos, Jake MCC 15.84 NWI

Event 22 Girls 13 Years 80 Metre Hurdles 1 Loughrey, Chelsea Parramatta 13.76 NWI 2 Thurgate, Chloe Wollongong 13.87 NWI 3 Duggan, Mia CGSSSA 13.92 NWI

Event 23 Boys 12 Years 80 Metre Hurdles 1 Dive, Matthew MCC 15.96 NWI 2 Walter, Jarryd Broken Bay 16.66 NWI 3 Odoom, Andrew Parramatta 16.86 NWI

Event 24 Girls 12 Years 80 Metre Hurdles 1 Ross, Deni Parramatta 14.95 NWI 2 Hoy, Jessica Lismore 15.15 NWI 3 Caspers, Holly CGSSSA 16.24 NWI

Event 25 Boys 17+ 200 Metre Sprint 1 Barnes, Jordan Broken Bay 22.50 NWI 3 2 McKellar, Daniel Wollongong 22.72 NWI 3 3 Meaney, Jay Lismore 22.81 NWI 3

Event 26 Girls 17+ 200 Metre Sprint 1 Singh, Tavleen Parramatta 25.71 NWI 3 2 Farrington, Melissa CGSSSA 25.90 NWI 3 3 Zervos, Steph Broken Bay 26.80 NWI 3

Event 27 Boys 16 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Abu Ganas, Anas MCS 22.44 NWI 4 2 Buchanan, Matthew Broken Bay 22.85 NWI 4 3 Bowden, Matthew MCC 23.11 NWI 4

Event 28 Girls 16 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Berrell, Andrea Wollongong 26.31 NWI 3 2 Takchi, Karina Broken Bay 26.37 NWI 3 3 Jasprizza, Charlotte Bathurst/Wilcan Forb 26.57 NWI 3

Event 29 Boys 15 Years 200 Metre Sprint 37

1 Fayike, Emmanuel MCS 23.55 NWI 3 2 Haworth, Luke Maitland/Newcastle 23.79 NWI 3 3 Parkinson, Joshua Broken Bay 23.83 NWI 3

Event 30 Girls 15 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Blakey, Molly CGSSSA 25.38 NWI 3 Record 2 Ritchie, Ruby Broken Bay 25.53 NWI 3 3 O'Grady, Gabriella CGSSSA 25.92 NWI 3

Event 31 Boys 14 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Kerr, Will MCS 23.88 NWI 3 2 Wikaire, Tyrelle MCC 23.97 NWI 1 3 Caldwell, Jack Canberra/Goulburn 24.04 NWI 3

Event 32 Girls 14 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Thornton, Jessica CGSSSA 25.42 NWI 3 2 Healey, Luisa Southern Sydney 26.30 NWI 1 3 Walters, Montana CGSSSA 26.42 NWI 3

Event 33 Boys 13 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Pahula, Etimoni MCC 25.45 NWI 1 2 Nyssen, Max Broken Bay 25.75 NWI 3 3 Twigg, Jarrod Wollongong 25.88 NWI 2

Event 34 Girls 13 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Thurgate, Chloe Wollongong 26.76 NWI 3 2 Calleia, Sherrie Parramatta 27.72 NWI 3 3 McIver, Carlie Southern Sydney 27.83 NWI 1

Event 35 Boys 12 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Ong, Myden CBSA 25.81 NWI 3 2 Doris, Jordan Wollongong 25.94 NWI 3 3 Takai, Lolesio MCS 26.68 NWI 3

Event 36 Girls 12 Years 200 Metre Sprint 1 Stewart, Maya Maitland/Newcastle 27.74 NWI 3 2 Mestousis, Mikayla Parramatta 28.08 NWI 3 3 Vine, Doveinah Wollongong 28.13 NWI 3

Event 37 Boys 12-15 200 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Bright (AWD), Rohan Broken Bay J41.21 NWI 107.31% 2 Jennings (T35), Daniel MCC J33.11 NWI 105.56% 3 Cameron T/F12, Matthew Maitland New J28.55 NWI 87.04%

Event 38 Girls 12-15 200 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Walsh (AWD), Sarah Southern Sydney J33.87 NWI 2 99.65% 2 Maloney, Krystal Parramatta J30.24 NWI 1 88.79% 3 Salmon, Carly Wagga Wagga 36.36 NWI 1 83.47%

Event 39 Boys 16+ 200 Metre Sprint AWD 1 McIntosh T/F20, Kyle Southern Sydney 28.11 NWI 81.47% 2 Walsh T/F20, Tim Wollongong 36.82 NWI 62.16%

Event 40 Girls 16+ 200 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Lloyd-Tighe T36, Mikey Lismore J44.43 NWI 82.71% 2 Malligan T35, Laura Lismore J46.48 NWI 82.19% 3 Smith, Katelyn Broken Bay J35.97 NWI 74.65%

Event 41 Boys 17+ 800 Metre Run 1 Pye, Henry Lismore 2:01.15 2 Cummings, Mitchell Broken Bay 2:06.70 3 Acitelli, Anthony MCS 2:08.09

Event 42 Girls 17+ 800 Metre Run 1 Hunter, Tahlia Parramatta 2:22.66 2 Quinn, Michaela Wollongong 2:22.84 3 Halmy, Bethany Broken Bay 2:27.18

Event 43 Boys 16 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Pye, Ted Lismore 2:02.38 2 Saramento, Jordan MCS 2:04.50 3 Kentwell, Joshua Wollongong 2:04.64

Event 44 Girls 16 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Isbester, Megan Armidale 2:24.58 2 Vanderham, Gabrielle CGSSSA 2:26.92 3 Bakker, Ainslie Lismore 2:28.26

Event 45 Boys 15 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Collett, Jack Broken Bay 1:58.93 2 Dever, Luke MCC 2:03.08 3 Tegg, Timothy Southern Sydney 2:04.56

Event 46 Girls 15 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Seitaridis, Susie Wollongong 2:19.83 2 Marvin, Sarah Parramatta 2:23.40 3 Maxwell, Sophie Southern Sydney 2:23.90

Event 47 Boys 14 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Bol, Kamam Maitland New 2:10.05 2 Henderson, Liam Wollongong 2:11.44 3 Malone, Devlin Southern Sydney 2:13.07

Event 48 Girls 14 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Hopper, Emily CGSSSA 2:18.60 2 Harding, Lily CGSSSA 2:20.04 3 Champley, Sarah Lismore 2:20.21

Event 49 Boys 13 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Tegg, Patrick Southern Sydney 2:19.13 2 Beetson, Ryan CBSA 2:19.68 3 May, Jaeger Broken Bay 2:21.74

Event 50 Girls 13 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Katsouidas, Natasha Wollongong 2:22.42 2 Rigney, Tara CGSSSA 2:22.76 3 Davies, Rose Maitland/Newcastle 2:30.00

Event 51 Boys 12 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Doris, Jordan Wollongong 2:25.35 2 Leuii, Rehana MCC 2:29.54 3 Rae, Liam Canberra/Goulburn 2:33.39

Event 52 Girls 12 Years 800 Metre Run 1 Breslin, Nell CGSSSA 2:28.68 2 Bain, Hannah Maitland/Newcastle 2:32.88 3 Healey, Georgia Southern Sydney 2:35.25

Event 53 Boys 17+ 100 Metre Sprint 1 Rousetty, Julian MCS 10.96 NWI 3 2 McKellar, Daniel Wollongong 11.33 NWI 3 3 Barnes, Jordan Broken Bay 11.49 NWI 3

Event 54 Girls 17+ 100 Metre Sprint 1 Singh, Tavleen Parramatta 12.64 NWI 3 2 Farrington, Melissa CGSSSA 13.00 NWI 3 3 Ardita, Victoria Parramatta 13.03 NWI 3

Event 55 Boys 16 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Abu Ganas, Anas MCS 11.03 NWI 3 2 Mayo, Jake Parramatta 11.25 NWI 3 3 Konomanyi, Michael MCC 11.26 NWI 1

Event 56 Girls 16 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Jasprizza, Charlotte Bathurst/ Wilc Forb 12.64 NWI 3 2 Berrell, Andrea Wollongong 12.71 NWI 3 3 Ruse, Allison Parramatta 12.79 NWI 3

Event 57 Boys 15 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Fayike, Emmanuel MCS 11.60 NWI 3 2 Lentini, Andrew Southern Sydney 11.69 NWI 1 3 Scott, Cameron Southern Sydney 11.77 NWI 1

Event 58 Girls 15 Years 100 Metre Sprint 39

1 Kyriacou, Audrey CGSSSA 12.46 NWI 3 2 Blakey, Molly CGSSSA 12.55 NWI 3 3 Ritchie, Ruby Broken Bay 12.73 NWI 3

Event 59 Boys 14 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Kerr, Will MCS 11.79 NWI 3 2 Caldwell, Jack Canberra/Goulburn 11.83 NWI 3 3 Brymora, Kristian Maitland New 11.99 NWI 3

Event 60 Girls 14 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Thornton, Jessica CGSSSA 12.31 NWI 3 2 Walters, Montana CGSSSA 12.67 NWI 3 3 Healey, Luisa Southern Sydney 12.70 NWI 3

Event 61 Boys 13 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Welsh, Nicholas MCS 11.80 NWI 3 2 Nyssen, Max Broken Bay 12.19 NWI 3 3 Twigg, Jarrod Wollongong 12.36 NWI 3

Event 62 Girls 13 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Thurgate, Chloe Wollongong 13.14 NWI 3 2 Amoahene, Adwoa Southern Sydney 13.48 NWI 1 3 Calleia, Sherrie Parramatta 13.55 NWI 3

Event 63 Boys 12 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Ong, Myden CBSA 12.36 NWI 3 2 Takai, Lolesio MCS 12.82 NWI 3 3 Davis, Isaac Maitland/Newcastle 12.83 NWI 2

Event 64 Girls 12 Years 100 Metre Sprint 1 Stewart, Maya Maitland/Newcastle 13.14 NWI 3 2 Vine, Doveinah Wollongong 13.64 NWI 3 3 Mestousis, Mikayla Parramatta 13.70 NWI 3

Event 65 Boys 12-15 100 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Bright (AWD), Rohan Broken Bay J19.63 NWI 102.14% 2 Jennings (T35), Daniel MCC J15.11 NWI 108.21% 3 Homann T/F44, Tahi MCS 16.05 NWI 87.53%

Event 66 Girls 12-15 100 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Walsh (AWD), Sarah Southern Sydney J16.35 NWI 100.00% 2 Maloney, Krystal Parramatta J14.69 NWI 87.47% 3 O'Sullivan (T/F42), Tayl Wollongong J25.92 NW 85.07%

Event 67 Boys 16+ 100 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Mitchell (Sn B3), Kallan Maitland/Newcastle 14.08 NWI 84.16% 2 McIntosh T/F20, Kyle Southern Sydney 14.16 NWI 80.16% 3 Walsh T/F20, Tim Wollongong 19.18 NWI 59.18%

Event 68 Girls 16+ 100 Metre Sprint AWD 1 Malligan T35, Laura Lismore J20.77 NWI 88.83% 2 Lloyd-Tighe T36, Mikey Lismore 19.40 NWI 86.60% 3 Smith, Katelyn Broken Bay J16.49 NWI 77.93%

Event 69 Boys 15+ 1500 Metre Race Walk 1 Doyle, Tom MCC 7:00.88 2 Murphy, Robert MCC 7:11.23 3 Mooney, Brenton MCS 8:08.48

Event 70 Girls 12-14 1500 Metre Race Walk 1 Roukos, Raquel Parramatta 7:44.64 2 Saker, Tiffany Broken Bay 7:54.13 3 Parkinson, Rebecca Broken Bay 8:00.55

Event 71 Boys 12-14 1500 Metre Race Walk 1 Martin, Timothy Lismore 7:41.01 2 Clay, James Wollongong 7:43.14 3 Estrada, Patrick Parramatta 7:55.53

Event 72 Girls 15+ 1500 Metre Race Walk 1 Bettiol, Amy Broken Bay 7:04.38 2 Denney, Hannah CGSSSA 7:16.99 3 Grujoski, Stephanie CGSSSA 7:27.48

Event 73 Boys 16+ 4x100 Metre Relay 1 Parramatta 43.67 2 2 MCS 43.92 2 3 Wollongong 44.24 2

Event 74 Girls 16+ 4x100 Metre Relay 1 Parramatta 50.83 2 Southern Sydney 51.77 3 Wollongong 51.79

Event 75 Boys 14-15 4x100 Metre Relay 1 Southern Sydney 45.57 2 2 Bathurst/Wilcannia Forbes 46.02 1 3 MCS 46.14 2

Event 76 Girls 14-15 4x100 Metre Relay 1 CGSSSA 50.51 Record 2 Wollongong 50.86 3 Southern Sydney 52.14

Event 77 Boys 12-13 4x100 Metre Relay 1 Broken Bay 50.19 1 2 Parramatta 50.62 2 3 MCC 50.74 2

Event 78 Girls 12-13 4x100 Metre Relay 1 Wollongong 'B' 54.10 2 2 Bathurst/Wilcannia Forbes 54.69 2 3 Parramatta 54.99 1

Event 79 Boys 17+ 400 Metre Sprint 1 Meaney, Jay Lismore 49.25 3 Record 2 Molloy, Jacob MCS 52.19 3 3 Assi, Jacob Southern Sydney 52.90 1

Event 80 Girls 17+ 400 Metre Sprint 1 Halmy, Bethany Broken Bay 59.85 1 2 Hunter, Tahlia Parramatta 1:02.19 1 3 Caldwell, Zoe Canberra/Goulburn 1:02.56 2

Event 81 Boys 16 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Saramento, Jordan MCS 51.53 3 2 Hemmings, Cody Lismore 51.85 3 3 Cutripi, Corey MCS 52.14 3

Event 82 Girls 16 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Bain, Stephanie Maitland/Newcastle 59.93 3 2 Nicholas, Zara CGSSSA 1:02.58 2 3 Blair, Kristie Parramatta 1:03.42 3

Event 83 Boys 15 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Collett, Jack Broken Bay 52.29 4 2 Crowe, Matt MCC 53.13 2 3 Haworth, Luke Maitland/Newcastle 53.85 4

Event 84 Girls 15 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Blakey, Molly CGSSSA 58.49 3 2 Ritchie, Ruby Broken Bay 59.57 3 3 Parker, Emily Broken Bay 1:00.76 3

Event 85 Boys 14 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Macdonald, Hamish Wollongong 54.33 3 2 Nyor, Foat MCS 55.24 3 3 Abdullah, Andrew CBSA 55.88 3

Event 86 Girls 14 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Thornton, Jessica CGSSSA 59.76 3 2 Gomes, Sarah Wollongong 1:01.57 3 3 Champley, Sarah Lismore 1:02.17 3

Event 87 Boys 13 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Tegg, Patrick Southern Sydney 59.83 3 2 Damigos, Artemis MCC 1:00.02 3 41

3 Millett, Matthew Broken Bay 1:00.98 1

Event 88 Girls 13 Years 400 Metre Sprint 1 Loughrey, Chelsea Parramatta 1:02.65 1 2 Scott, Ainslie CGSSSA 1:03.27 1 3 Katsouidas, Natasha Wollongong 1:03.53 1

Event 89 Boys 12 Years Shot Put 1 Hresczuk, Vincent MCS 11.81m 2 Gleeson, Luke MCS 11.13m 3 Dhiman, Raghav Parramatta 9.97m

Event 90 Boys 14 Years Discus Throw 1 Starr, Elliot Lismore 41.52m 2 Brown-vaelua, Cyrus MCS 39.05m 3 Headon-Doige, Jacob Wagga Wagga 37.98m

Event 91 Boys 15 Years Javelin Throw 1 Stahlhut, Travis Armidale 47.47m 2 Argall, Daniel Maitland/Newcastle 43.58m 3 Mazar, Nicholas MCS 42.61m

Event 92 Boys 16 Years Long Jump 1 Stein, Rhys MCS. 6.31m NWI 2 Currie, Taylor Parramatta 6.29m NWI 3 Swan, Josh MCC 6.18m NWI

Event 93 Girls 16 Years Long Jump 1 Ruse, Allison Parramatta 5.48m NWI Record 2 Kayama, Sachi CGSSSA 5.20m NWI 3 Jasprizza, Charlotte Bathurst/Wilc Forbes 5.00m NWI

Event 94 Boys 13 Years High Jump 1 Bell, Hayden Maitland/Newcastle 1.67m 2 Holmes, Tyson Broken Bay 1.64m 3 Robson, Justin Lismore 1.55m

Event 95 Girls 13 Years High Jump 1 Smith, Lillian Broken Bay 1.56m 2 Richards, Chloe Bathurst/Wilc Forb 1.48m 3 Duffy, Lana Wagga Wagga 1.45m

Event 96 Girls 17+ Shot Put 1 Roberts, Ebony CGSSSA 11.83m Record 2 Kelly-Sines, Tommaya Lismore 11.00m 3 Lane, Danita Bathurst/Wilc Forb 10.75m

Event 97 Girls 14 Years Discus Throw 1 Robinson, Grace SCC 33.63m 2 Lo Monaco, Taylor Lismore 28.50m 3 Taukamo, Monique CGSSSA 25.52m

Event 98 Girls 15 Years Javelin Throw 1 Seitaridis, Susie Wollongong 34.10m 2 Mentis, Marissa Parramatta 32.12m 3 Bunting, Jessica Parramatta 31.55m

Event 99 Boys 17+ Long Jump 1 Sutters, Regan MCS 6.42m NWI 2 Bonnici, Joshua MCC 6.29m NWI 3 Cashman, Timothy Southern Sydney 6.24m NWI

Event 100 Girls 17+ Long Jump 1 Farrington, Melissa CGSSSA 5.54m NWI Record 2 Singh, Tavleen Parramatta 5.12m NWI 3 Connolly, Monique Bathurst/Wilc Forb 4.58m NWI

Event 101 Boys 12 Years High Jump 1 Dive, Matthew MCC 1.49m 42

2 Driscoll, Shaun Wagga Wagga J1.49m 3 McDonagh, Shamous Parramatta J1.49m

Event 102 Girls 12 Years High Jump 1 Whelan, Emily Maitland/Newcastle 1.49m 2 Driene, Ella Broken Bay J1.49m 3 Lim, Jenelle Parramatta 1.40m

Event 103 Boys 16 Years Shot Put 1 Kousparis, Costa MCS 14.44m 2 Swan, Josh MCC 12.10m 3 Brown, Jake Parramatta 12.08m

Event 104 Boys 13 Years Discus Throw 1 Toamotu, Pita MCC 47.52m Record 2 Shipley, Nicholas Wollongong 39.81m 3 Pavese, George Wagga Wagga 39.47m

Event 105 Boys 14 Years Javelin Throw 1 Bol, Kamam Maitland/Newcastle 38.19m 2 Wheatley, Joel MCS 36.36m 3 Wall, Casey Canberra/Goulburn 34.37m Event 106 Girls 16 Years Shot Put 1 Bergfield, Madeline Broken Bay 12.38m 2 Faatuai, Maria Wollongong 12.14m 3 Tuipulotu, Ane Southern Sydney 11.86m

Event 107 Girls 13 Years Discus Throw 1 Duffy, Lana Wagga Wagga 29.35m 2 Broadhead, Olivia Parramatta 27.97m 3 Burchell, Shannon SCC 27.85m

Event 108 Girls 14 Years Javelin Throw 1 Robinson, Grace SCC 28.75m 2 Bokeyar, Rosie CGSSSA 27.97m 3 Lo Monaco, Taylor Lismore 22.44m

Event 109 Boys 15 Years Long Jump 1 Parkinson, Joshua Broken Bay 6.38m NWI 2 Cavanna, Jersey Southern Sydney 6.24m NWI 3 Vassallo, Brodie MCS 6.10m NWI

Event 110 Girls 15 Years Long Jump 1 Kyriacou, Audrey CGSSSA 5.54m NWI Record 2 Dennison, Eugenia SCC 4.98m NWI 3 Grove, Jerona Canberra/Goulburn 4.96m NWI

Event 111 Boys 17+ High Jump 1 Snowden, David MCS 2.00m 2 Haim, Andrew Wollongong 1.85m 3 Kero, Adrian MCS 1.80m

Event 112 Girls 17+ High Jump 1 Farrington, Melissa CGSSSA 1.60m 2 Kirk, Brooke Parramatta 1.50m 3 Ingram, Taylor Maitland/Newcastle 1.35m

Event 113 Boys 15 Years Shot Put 1 Gittoes, Nathan Broken Bay 13.43m 2 Youssef, Peter Hadi MCC 13.42m 3 Toa, Senio MCS 13.00m

Event 114 Boys 12 Years Discus Throw 1 Gleeson, Luke MCS 39.38m 2 Paterson, Brad Lismore 28.89m 3 Taufa, Sione MCC 27.11m

Event 115 Boys 13 Years Javelin Throw 1 Twigg, Jarrod Wollongong 41.89m 2 Toamotu, Pita MCC 37.27m 3 Argall, Josh Maitland/Newcastle 35.47m

Event 116 Boys 13 Years Long Jump 1 Twigg, Jarrod Wollongong 5.43m NWI 2 Ren, Jonathan CBSA 5.12m NWI 3 Shoobridge, Hayden Southern Sydney 5.11m NWI

Event 117 Girls 13 Years Long Jump 1 Parker, Alexandra Wollongong 4.92m NWI 2 Petersen, Alexandra Parramatta 4.75m NWI 3 Tynan, Bailie Maitland/Newcastle 4.57m NWI

Event 118 Boys 16 Years High Jump 1 Grozdanovski, Jonathon MCC 1.84m 2 Stratford, Will Southern Sydney 1.81m 3 Zamitt, Bradley MCS J1.81m

Event 119 Girls 16 Years High Jump 1 Clark, Rebecca Broken Bay 1.65m 2 Simmons, Lauren CGSSSA 1.53m 3 Macrow-Cain, Alana Lismore 1.45m

Event 120 Girls 15 Years Shot Put 1 Dimon, Monica Southern Sydney 12.50m 2 Hulley, Alexandra Parramatta 12.01m 3 Minutolo, Tania CGSSSA 11.36m

Event 121 Girls 12 Years Discus Throw 1 Rotunno, Olivia Parramatta 30.31m 2 Perkins, Emily Canberra/Goulburn 26.51m 3 Guthrie, Brooke Broken Bay 23.76m

Event 122 Girls 13 Years Javelin Throw 1 Minutolo, Irene CGSSSA 28.22m 2 Cruickshank, Sirrah Armidale 28.00m 3 Mamo, Shanaya Parramatta 26.35m

Event 123 Boys 14 Years Shot Put 1 Davis, Kyle Wagga Wagga 13.43m 2 Starr, Elliot Lismore 12.88m 3 Brown-vaelua, Cyrus MCS 12.44m

Event 124 Boys 17+ Discus Throw 1 Inzitari, Antonio MC. 44.85m 2 Kendall, Nathan Southern Sydney 42.21m 3 Greenwood, Shayden Parramatta 36.03m

Event 125 Girls 16 Years Javelin Throw 1 Clark, Rebecca Broken Bay 35.82m 2 Bergfield, Madeline Broken Bay 34.50m 3 Dean, Alana SCC 29.85m

Event 126 Boys 14 Years Long Jump 1 Caldwell, Jack Canberra Goulburn 5.84m NWI 2 Pearce, Jay Parramatta 5.63m NWI 3 Scarfone, Anthony Wagga Wagga 5.52m NWI

Event 127 Girls 14 Years Long Jump 1 Garrett, Taylor Parramatta 5.08m NWI 2 Fitzsimmons, Melissa Broken Bay 5.02m NWI 3 Linton, Courtney Lismore 5.01m NWI

Event 128 Boys 15 Years High Jump 1 Cacharron, Jason MCS 1.85m 2 Murphy, Todd Bathurst/Wilc Forb 1.79m 3 Cavanna, Jersey Southern Sydney 1.76m

Event 129 Girls 15 Years High Jump 1 Nandan, Charbella SCC 1.62m 2 Russell, Lauren Parramatta 1.59m 3 Newey, Lara Parramatta 1.53m

Event 130 Girls 14 Years Shot Put 1 Robinson, Grace SCC 13.72m Record 2 Rotunno, Emily Parramatta 11.01m 3 Donnelly, Shania Lismore 10.74m

Event 131 Girls 17+ Discus Throw 1 Lane, Danita Bathurst/Wilc Forb 30.10m 2 Tompkins, Nichola Broken Bay 26.69m 3 Kelly-Sines, Tommaya Lismore 25.36m

Event 132 Boys 16 Years Javelin Throw 1 Stein, Rhys MCS 57.30m Record 2 McCloy, Ryan Lismore 45.02m 3 Bailey, Jordan Wollongong 40.33m

Event 133 Boys 13 Years Shot Put 1 Toamotu, Pita MCC 16.48m 2 Pavese, George Wagga Wagga 12.84m 3 Moussa, Sammy CBSA 12.57m

Event 134 Boys 16 Years Discus Throw 1 Kousparis, Costa MCS 47.73m 2 Brown, Jake Parramatta 34.07m 3 Gadd, Reece Wagga Wagga 33.41m

Event 135 Boys 17+ Javelin Throw 1 Kazmierczak, Mitchell Parramatta 46.55m Record 2 Rienstra, Thomas Lismore 44.85m 3 Haim, Andrew Wollongong 42.05m

Event 136 Boys 12 Years Long Jump 1 Doris, Jordan Wollongong 5.01m NWI 2 Botfield, Dale MCS 4.56m NWI 3 Paterson, Brad Lismore 4.38m NWI

Event 137 Girls 12 Years Long Jump 1 Stewart, Maya Maitland/Newcastle 4.81m NWI 2 Mestousis, Mikayla Parramatta 4.59m NWI 3 Vine, Doveinah Wollongong 4.58m NWI

Event 138 Boys 14 Years High Jump 1 Hanrahan, Liam Southern Sydney 1.78m 2 Tyson, Samuel Wollongong 1.75m 3 Thompson, Brandon Maitland/Newcastle 1.70m

Event 139 Girls 14 Years High Jump 1 Schnabel, Lyndal Southern Sydney 1.55m 2 Welch, Laura Broken Bay 1.50m 2 Harre, Sarah Lismore 1.50m 2 Towell, Laura SCC 1.50m

Event 140 Boys 12-15 Long Jump AWD 1 Jennings (T35), Daniel MCC J3.21m NWI 95.82% 2 Homann T/F44, Tahi MCS 3.75m NWI 2 Bright (AWD), Rohan Broken Bay J2.54m NWI 86.10% 3 Cameron T/F12, Matthew Maitland/Newcastle J4.13m NWI 74.68%

Event 141 Girls 12-15 Long Jump AWD 1 Walsh (AWD), Sarah Southern Sydney 3.30m NWI 81.08% 2 Salmon, Carly Wagga Wagga J3.08m NWI 74.40& 3 Maloney, Krystal Parramatta J3.30m NWI 67.07%

Event 142 Boys 16+ Long Jump AWD 1 McIntosh T/F20, Kyle Southern Sydney 3.53m NWI 57.31% 2 Walsh T/F20, Tim Wollongong 2.65m NWI 43.02%

Event 143 Girls 16+ Long Jump AWD 1 Lloyd-Tighe T36, Mikey Lismore J2.42m NWI 82.03% 2 Smith T/F20, Katelyn Broken Bay J3.21m NWI 65.24% 3 Malligan T/F35, Laura Lismore 1.13m NWI 53.81%

Event 144 Girls 13 Years Shot Put 1 Payne, Phoebe Maitland/Newcastle 9.88m 2 Burchell, Shannon SCC 9.74m 3 Hoolihan, Brooke Broken Bay 9.44m

Event 145 Girls 16 Years Discus Throw 1 Bergfield, Madeline Broken Bay 35.30m 2 Starr, Annobel Lismore 30.97m 3 Greentree, Ashley Maitland/Newcastle 30.01m

Event 146 Girls 17+ Javelin Throw 1 Farmakidis, Stephanie SCC 31.52m Record 2 Galea, Gabriela Parramatta 31.45m 3 Haywood, Katie CGSSSA 30.66m

Event 147 Boys 17+ Shot Put 1 Inzitari, Antonio MCS 14.46m Record 2 Kendall, Nathan Southern Sydney 14.23m 3 Burke, Jacob MCC 12.91m

Event 148 Boys 15 Years Discus Throw 1 Singleton, Denzel MCS 48.77m 2 Youssef, Peter Hadi MCC 47.92m 3 Zucchetto, Paul Canberra/Goulburn 42.58m

Event 149 Boys Open Triple Jump Open 1 Paterson, Morgan MCS 13.21m NWI 2 Bassil, James MCC 13.19m NWI 3 Sutters, Regan MCS 12.90m NWI

Event 150 Girls Open Triple Jump Open 1 Ruse, Allison Parramatta 11.91m NWI 2 Ruse, Melanie Parramatta 11.13m NWI 3 Garrett, Taylor Parramatta 11.01m NWI

Event 151 Girls 12 Years Shot Put 1 Asovale, Chelsey-Lee Parramatta 8.73m 2 Guthrie, Brooke Broken Bay 8.58m 3 Kilisimasi, Malanata CGSSSA 8.32m

Event 152 Girls 15 Years Discus Throw 1 Dimon, Monica Southern Sydney 39.75m 2 Stikovic, Jessica Southern Sydney 33.45m 3 Harrison, Dayna Lismore 32.31m

Event 153 Boys 12-15 Shot Put AWD 1 Jennings (T35), Daniel MCC J7.40m 77.08% 2 Bertalli T37, James Lismore J8.28m 69.58% 3 Bright (Awd), Rohan Broken Bay J5.48m 68.07%

Event 154 Girls 12-15 Shot Put AWD 1 Maloney, Krystal Parramatta 6.66m 65.94% 2 Hunter T20, Maddison Lismore 4.10m 40.59% 3 O'Sullivan (T/F42), Tayl Wollongong 3.85m 38.12%

Event 155 Boys 16+ Shot Put AWD 1 McIntosh T/F20, Kyle Southern Sydney 6.17m 46.57% 2 Walsh T/F20, Tim Wollongong 5.30m 40.00%

Event 156 Girls 16+ Shot Put AWD 1 Berry T/F44, Alexcen Canberra/Goulburn 8.05m 96.40% 2 Smith T/F20, Katelyn Broken Bay 6.30m 62.37% 3 Lloyd-Tighe T/F36, Mikey Lismore J 4.28m 60.28%

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSWCCC/CIS Northern AFL Team Baker Denneman MacKillop Catholic College, Warnervale Ben Gualterio Patrician Brothers' College Fairfield Benjamin Davis Marcellin College Randwick Callum McFadden Edmund Rice College Wollongong Dylan Sanderson St Patrick's College Sutherland Secondary School Joshua Dever Marcellin College Randwick Matthew Wilson Holy Cross College Ryde Samuel Wilson Holy Spirit College Corrimal Tim Tegg St Patrick's College Sutherland Baker Denneman MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Ben Gualterio Patrician Brothers' College Fairfield Benjamin Davis Marcellin College Randwick Callum McFadden Edmund Rice College Wollongong Dylan Sanderson St Patrick's College Sutherland Joshua Dever Marcellin College Randwick Matthew Wilson Holy Cross College Ryde Samuel Wilson Holy Spirit College Bellambi Tim Tegg St Patrick's College Sutherland Baker Denneman MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Ben Gualterio Patrician Brothers' CollegeFairfield Benjamin Davis Marcellin College Randwick, Secondary School Callum McFadden Edmund Rice College Wollongong, Secondary School

NSWCCC Selections Report On Tuesday May 1 the selection trials, for the first time, were held initially at two venues. Due to the unavailability of Olds Park Penshurst, CIS had their Trials at Heathcote Oval and CCC had their trials at Waratah Oval No. 4 Sutherland. About 40 boys attended each trial.

The CIS Trials were convened by Mrs Jo Graydon – The Illawarra Grammar School Wollongong. Staff assisting with the management, and selection of the CIS final 18, included: Brett Somerville – St. Ignatius College Riverview, Philip Fieldon – The Hills Grammar, Leighton Corr – Arndell Anglican College, Matt Bedford – Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School.

Jason Saddington – NSW/ACT AFL (Swans) was also present to assist.

The Trials proceeded positively and the final 18 players chosen then travelled to Waratah Oval No. 4 to play the CCC team.

The CCC Trials were convened by Rick Joyce. Staff assisting with the management, and selection of the CCC final 18, included: James Furey – St. Paul’s College Boolaroo, Michael Holmes – St. Patrick’s College Sutherland, Mark Ellis – Xavier College Ballina. Mick Clift – NSW/ACT AFL (GWS) was also present to assist.

In the afternoon a game of two 20 minute halves were played to select the final CCC/CIS combined team. There were a few injuries. special thanks to Dan (medical officer) for attending to the boys needs and assisting on the day.

The quality of the boy’s trialling, were first class and all the selectors were happy with the selection. It is never an easy task but consensus was reached. Congratulations to the 12 CIS and 10 CCC boys chosen to represent the NSWCCC/CIS Northern Zone Team 2012.

The final selections were left to Brett Sommerville (CIS), Michael Holmes (CCC), Jason Saddington (Swans AFL), Mick Clift (GWS AFL) and Rick Joyce (Convener)

We were pleased to have accredited umpires who attend our schools and provided a pathway for them. They were supervised by Tony Kane (Edmund Rice College Wollongong) and Carl Fletcher (NSW Umpires Development Officer). The Accredited Umpire/s included: Jackson Day (CBHS Lewisham), Lachlan Clark (Aquinas College Menai), Joshua Barbaro (John Therry College Rosemeadow), Joseph O’Brien (St Catherines College Singleton), Jordan Jackson (De La Salle College Cronulla), Pat Heptinstall (St Patricks College Sutherland)., Haydn Randell (Aquinas College Menai) and Ryan Nelson (Rosebank College Five Dock)

Special thanks to the Miranda Football Club for providing canteen facilities, at Waratah Oval, to the parents and family of the boy’s trialling

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Baker Denneman MacKillop Catholic College Lake Haven Dylan Sanderson St Patrick’s College Sutherland

NSW All Schools Report The NSW All Schools Carnival was held at North Dalton Park, Fairy Meadow (Wollongong) from Tuesday May 29 to Thursday May 31. The playing conditions were perfect not like the last couple of years that had been seriously affected by heavy rainfall.

The quality of students was very high and again the CCC and CIS schools complemented each other extremely well in order to produce a squad that was extremely competitive at the NSW CHS Championships. The ratio of CCC to CIS was 10 to 12.

A new CHS team, representing the Western region, took part in the Championships for the first time and this created a new nine team round robin format. NSWCCC/CIS North played against one of the highly fancied and traditionally strong Riverina Murray on the Tuesday. It was an extremely physical game and was played in good spirit and our North team finally ran out winners 10:5:65 to 1:0:6.

On Wednesday the North team completed two games. The first game was against a very determined West Darling and the North team finally ran out winners 10:10:70 to 2:1:13. The second game was against Riverina South West and again the North team did not find it very easy to over run another strong Riverina based team. The North team were pushed all the way and finally finished the game successfully winning 8:6:54 to 0:3:3.

The NSWCCC/CIS South team was also successful in their three games and the two teams finally met on the Thursday playing the final. The game was played at a frenetic pace in perfect conditions. It was a showpiece for the NSW All Schools selectors and all the spectators in the grandstand. The North team did not capitalize on the scoring opportunities they had and the South team defended superbly and made their shots count. South ran out winners 5:2:32 to 3:7:25.

Congratulations to coach Mark Sanson and his team. The game was played at the highest level and in good spirit. As a result of this great final the NSW All Schools selectors chose seven South and six North players to represent their state at the School Sport Australia Championships in Adelaide.

All players selected were very good members of the team structure, ambassadors for their schools and families and all mixed well. They all shared the workload on the field, demonstrated courtesy, respect, sportsmanship and excellent behaviour at all times during the Carnival. Their contribution to the team was always positive and in doing so was able to play football at the highest level.

James Furey (Team Manager) from St. Paul’s HS Booragul was once again teriffic to work with. All aspects of team managing were professionally attended to and the coordinating of the team over the Carnival was done to perfection. Brett Somerville (Assistant Coach) from Riverview College, and the AFL, is always a pleasure to work with. His knowledge and expertise of the game is second to none. He has dealt with most of the players in weekend competitions and other representative pathways and had an insight to their playing abilities.

The NSW All Schools Sub Committee meeting was held on Monday evening. Shaun Brooker (CHS Convener) explained the following. Concerns were raised about the structure of the competition, as it is now a 9-team comp and the strength of the CCC/CIS teams. He also guaranteed the inclusion of the new Western team would be there permanently. Shaun explained that the AFL carnival is the only carnival that allows the CCC and CIS schools to compete as one and that the recommendation from the CHS meeting was the two CCC/CIS teams reform in the following format. CCC South, CCC North, and CIS. They also believed it was time for the split of the teams to happen so the carnival could move to a 10 team competition. Shaun asked the All Schools committee to vote on the recommendation and if passed asked Mark Sanson, James Fury, Stuart Lingham and Rick Joyce to take back to their member bodies for discussion. All Schools committee voted on CCC/CIS South and North to be rearranged into CCC South, CCC North and CIS. All areas voted in favour of the recommendation.

Students Selected in the NSWCCC/CIS Merit Team Ben Gualterio Patrician Brothers' College Fairfield Baker Denneman MacKillop Catholic College Lake Haven Dylan Sanderson St Patrick’s College Sutherland

School Sport Australia Report The School Sport Australia Championships was held in Adelaide from July 20 to 29. NSW All Schools finished fourth for the carnival. The team had a team staff of four: Tim Sanson coach (Albury High School), team manager Andrew Oddie (Finley High School), assistant coach myself and AFL assistant Mick Clift (GWS).

The team had a training camp at St. Ignateus College Riverview in the second week of the holidays. Harry Dowling, from Trinity Anglican College Thurgoona, was a late addition to the team due to the knee injury of a Northern NSW player. Harry did come from the NSWCCC/CIS South Team.

All boys representing the NSWCCC/CIS systems played to a high level and all made a valuable contribution to the success of the team. The first game was on the Sunday, immediately after the Opening Ceremony held at the SA Netball Centre, against Western Australia and NSW won 11.6.72 to 1.6.12. The game was a lot closer than what the score indicates and this is the first time in over 10 years NSW has defeated WA.

Game two was on the Monday against a strong SA team. Despite two bad injuries to NSW players, a broken collar bone and a grade three ankle ligament tear, NSW came from a 25 point three quarter time deficit to lose by 2 points. 6.11.47 to 6.9.45.

Tuesday was rest day and the third game was played on the Wednesday against the ACT. NSW ran out winners 16.12.108 to ACT 3.2.20. WA had a 3 point upset win against SA and as a result of this NSW finished top of Pool B. Thursdays game was the cross over games. Winner of Pool B had to play 2nd in Pool A. This happened to be Vic Metro. In a hard fought game NSW was finally defeated by Vic Metro 10.9.69 to 6.12.48. This set up a final day of NSW v SA again to play off for third whereas Vic Metro v Vic Country played for first place. Vic Metro won the Carnival by six points over Vic Country and SA defeated NSW by 23 points to take third place. Fifth to eighth finished with WA, QLD, ACT and NT in that order.

At the closing ceremony the Australian team was announced. Congratulations to Tim Coenen of Chevalier College Moss Vale, Callum Mills of Northern Beaches Christian School, Jock Cornell of Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga and Jacob Hopper of St. Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton in gaining selection in this team.

These were the best collection of students and family I have traveled away with. All families were so positive and all interacted superbly. It was a problem free Championships and congratulations to the Convener and SA Education Department in hosting a great Carnival.

Rick Joyce NSWCCC/CIS Northern Coach

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSWCCC/CIS Southern AFL Team Harry Tanner Xavier High School Albury Harvey Daniher Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Jack Irvine St Anne's Central School Temora Jacob Hopper St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton Jacob May Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga James Gregory St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton Jock Cornell Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Joseph Banks Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Lachie Leeds St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton Lachlan Gaffney Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Lachlan Lane St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton Matthew Flynn St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton, Matthew Geppert Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Matthew Kennedy Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Mitchell Hardie St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton Sean Hennessy Xavier High School Albury Tim Coenen Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga

NSWCCC Selections Report Trials were conducted at the Leeton Showgrounds on Thursday 5 May. 58 boys trialled from 11 schools across the Riverina and Southern NSW. Conditions were excellent for football and the players showed some impressive skills. Selectors for the day were Travis Doyle (St Francis De Sales College), Stuart Lingham (The Scots School Albury), Trevor Howard (The Riverina Anglican College, Wagga Wagga) and Mark Sanson (Xavier High School, Albury).

A talented squad of 22 was selected, with high hopes of performing well at the All Schools Carnival in Wollongong

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Jacob Hopper St Francis De Sales College Leeton Lachie Leeds St Francis De Sales College Leeton Jock Cornell Mater Dei College Wagga Wagga Harry Tanner Xavier High School Albury Charles Bance The Riverina Anglican College Wagga Wagga Mitchell Hardie St Francis De Sales College Leeton Jack Irvine St Annes Central School Temora

NSW All Schools Report This year’s championships were held in Wollongong on the NSW south coast from Tuesday 29 May to Thursday 31 May. The ground was in magnificent conditions and the weather was superb. This gave all boys the opportunity to show their skills and talents against quality opposition.

The CCC/CIS Southern Blue Tongues first game was against the Sydney Brumbies. It took the boys until the second half to take control of the game and run out comfortable winners 10.6 (66) to 4.0 (24) Goalkickers: Hopper 3, Flynn 3, Dowling, Cornell, Roberts and Gregory 1 each. Best: Hopper, Hardie, Leeds and Cornell . On Day 2 our first game was against the Northern NSW Stallions. The boys exerted their authority on this game early in the first half and continued their domination in the second half. Scores were 11.5 (71) to nil. Goalkickers: Hopper 5, Cornell 2, Dowling 1, Tanner 1, Gregory 1, May 1. Best: Hopper, Cornell Tanner and Gregory.

In our second game for the day the Blue Tongues met the Riverina Murray Greys. The game was a close tussle early in the first half, but again the Blue Tongues got their running game going, and with some strong marking up forward, recorded their third straight win 10.5 (65) to 1.1 (7) Goalkickers: Dowling 3, Irvine, May, Gaffney, Hopper, Daniher, Flynn and Roberts 1 each. Best: Bance, Hardie Leeds and Hopper. The Blue Tongues needed to maintain their intensity for their last game against the Northern CCC/CIS Bullants on the final day. The final was closely contested with the Bullants spreading well in the first half, but kicking a wasteful 1 goal 5 behinds to take a 3 point lead to half time. A tough and aggressive second half saw the Blue Tongues class players stand

51 up and win some crucial contested ball. 4 goals to 2 in the second half helped the Blue Tongues come away with a close win 5.2 (32) to 3.7 (25). Goalkickers: Hopper 1, Flynn 1, Cornell 1, Banks 1 and May 1.

Best: Hopper, Irvine, Bance, Leeds and Cornell. This result meant the Southern NSW CCC/CIS Blue Tongues were crowned state champions for 2012. A fantastic result for a great group of boys.

Jacob Hopper was named player of the carnival and Jock Cornell was named Southern CCC/CIS’s best player.

Students selected in the Merit Team Tim Coenen Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Joseph Banks Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Harry Tanner Xavier High School Albury Lachie Leeds St Francis De Sales College Leeton Jack Irvine St Annes Central School Temora Lachlan Gaffney Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Jock Cornell Mater Dei College Wagga Wagga Mitchell Hardie St Francis De Sales College Leeton Jacob Hopper St Francis De Sales College Leeton Harvey Daniher Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga

Mark Sanson NSWCCC Southern AFL Team Coach

BASEBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSWCCC Baseball Team Adam Barbaro Marist College Eastwood Alexander Richardson Patrician Brothers' College Fairfield Andrew Penman St Gregory's College Campbelltown Callen Robertson Edmund Rice College Wollongong Jacob Youngberry Trinity Catholic College Lismore James Philibossian St Patrick's College Sutherland Jesse O'Connell Christian Brothers High School Lewisham Michael Gahan St John’s College Woodlawn Nathan Skinner Xavier College Llandilo Sam Giulieri Marist College Eastwood Tim Wakefield Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Tom Youngberry St John’s College Woodlawn Lismore William Daly Edmund Rice College Wollongong Zac Shepherd St Mark's Catholic College Stanhope Gardens Zachary McAlister Marist College Eastwood

NSWCCC Selections Report The NSWCCC Selections heralded a new era for NSWCCC. The first true test of the new website based registration for team sports.

Once again, we were blessed with great weather and teams on an enthusiastic high, ready for some competition. Five Diocese represented as individual teams this year – Broken Bay, MCS, Parramatta, Lismore and Southern Sydney. A sixth teams, the Convenor’s team, fielded representatives from numerous other Diocese.

The first round of play was dominated by some excellent pitching, especially from Parramatta starter, Zac Shepherd. Behind his strong arm, Parramatta jumped out to an early 9-0 lead. In true gritty style, MCS responded in the latter stages of the game, and through this tough fightback, took a 10-9 lead which they held till games end. In the other first round fixture, Broken Bay proved once again that they can manufacture a competitive side. Some tight pitching early help the Team from the Beach settle into an early lead. Only a late flurry of runs from Lismore brought the score to an exciting finish, with Broken Bay saving an 8-7 win.

Round Two had MCS maintain its unbeaten run in Diocesan play that they have established over the past two years. A competitive Southern Sydney outfit battled hard, but could not get the batted ball to fall safely and eventually fell to the MCS team 7-5. Following their long pilgrimage from the North Coast and their first round defeat, Lismore got on the offense from the start of play. Solid pitching and great hitting had Lismore score a commanding 9-0 defeat over the Convenors team.

Whilst defeated in this game, this team was very competitive and very well managed. Congratulations must be given to the Manager, Eryn Shipp, for her efforts on the day. Eryn did an amazing job, coordinating players who have not trained or played together before, and giving them opportunities in both offense and defence to showcase their skillset before the selectors. An outstanding job!

This coordination proved to be a masterstroke, for in the Third and final round of play, the Convenors team caused what many considered to be a great upset, defeating the team from Broken Bay 6-2. The final result between Parramatta and Southern Sydney was not submitted.

The end result was a case of both a first and a second for the Diocese of Lismore. The final for/against for runs score saw Lismore beat out MCS and become Champions for the second time (after a previous tie for first with Broken Bay). Much more sweet was that this time, they were outright Champions!

Students selected in NSW All Schools Nathan Skinner Xavier Catholic College Llandilo Zac Shepherd St Mark's Catholic College Stanhope Gardens Michael Gahan St John's College Woodlawn

All Schools Report The friendly confines of Baseball Park, Springfield, on the beautiful Central Coast provided a warm welcome for the participants represent all three sectors for the 2012 all School Championships. A beautiful prepared ground awaited some of the best schoolboy talent in NSW.

Following the unfortunate defeats in both All Schools games in 2011, NSWCCC sought to avenge the mistakes of games past and started very strong plating three runs in the First inning following hits from Jacob Youngberry and Nathan Skinner against an outstanding pitcher in Andrew Riddell from NSW CIS. Riddell struck out five NSWCCC batters in his three innings of work.

Hits in the Third inning from Adam Barbaro, Zac Shepherd and Callen Robertson added another two runs. Michael Gahan was outstanding on the mound for NSWCCC. In his 6 2/3 innings of work, Gahan gave up only one earned run, two hits whilst striking out five NSWCIS hitters. As his pitched count heightened, NSW CIS managed to get bat on ball, along with two errors from the NSWCCC managed to score four runs in the top of the Sixth inning to trail 5-4.

Wanting to secure the first win, NSWCCC went to their bullpen early and used the starting pitcher for the next game, Zac Shepherd, in relief. Being on a very tight pitch count, Shepherd went straight to work and struck out four hitters over the next two innings. Unfortunately, there was no crystal ball available. The NSWCCC team responded to the four runs scored knocking in seven runs of their own in the bottom of the Sixth to stretch their lead to eight runs. Hits from Nathan Skinner, and Tim Wakefield assisted by errant pitching helped to produce this massive innings. Having now used Shepherd, he could no longer pitch in the next game.

Another run was scored in the Seventh after a double from Tom Youngberry with two more scored in the Eight with consecutive outfield hits from Jesse O’Connell, Jacob Youngberry and James Phillibossian to extend the lead to the final score of NSWCCC 16 NSW CIS 4.

Game Two of the double header saw Alex Richardson start from the mound and he dominated from the outset. Whilst not overpowering, Richardson tied up the more fancied NSWCHS hitters giving up only one earned run and one hit, whilst striking out four in his 3 1/3 innings. By the time he was relieved by Sam Giulieri, NSWCCC were leading 2-1. Bill Daly replaced Giulieri in the Sixth and allowed the CHS hitters to get on top where they scored two runs and took the score out to a 3-2 lead. Sensing an upset, NSWCCC responded by putting a runner into scoring position in the Seventh but were not able to capitalise.

The Eighth inning proved crucial. Forced replacements meant our defensive structure was altered and an error by the replacement player allowed CHS to score two runs. CHS then went to their closer who stood up to the challenge that the NSW CCC bats offered. A very competitive NSWCCC went down fighting 5-3.

All players and Coaching staff must be congratulated on their outstanding level of competition on the day. The team was rewarded with four players being chosen to represent NSW at the School Sport Australia Championships in Adelaide.

School Sport Australia All players conducted themselves admirably and were a credit to their families and their sports associations. Zac Shepherd was once again outstanding in defense all week. Other than the final where he made some uncharacteristic errors, he was a leading part of the defensive structure of the team. He made some outstanding plays and was awarded the Shortstop in the All Star team.

Considering the fact that he is a younger player and constantly under the eye of scouts (video cameras all come out when he fields the ball and stands at the plate) he handled the pressure with ease.

Nathan Skinner battled hard throughout the tournament and represented NSW proudly.

Tim Wakefield started the week as the second catcher but performed well enough behind the plate that he forced his way into the No.1 catching spot and therefore caught the most important games of the week including the final. He was extremely solid defensively and so much so, that he was awarded the coveted "Golden Glove" award for the statistically best defensive player of the tournament. He threw out some runners in crucial times to change the nature of matches. As a result of his strong allround performance was also named as the Catcher in the All Star Team.

Michael Gahan performed pretty well as a pitcher and started the semi final qualification game. He performed well in his outings.

Scott Murray NSWCCC Baseball Convener

GIRLS BASKETBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Girls Basketball Team Alex Delaney Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Annobel Starr MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Bronte Emanuel John Paul College Coffs Harbour Georgia Ohrdorf St Mary's Star of the Sea College Wollongong Jessi Reeves John Paul College Coffs Harbour Maddie Doorn St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East Madeleine Cox St Ursula's College Kingsgrove Rachel Harris St Mary's Star of the Sea College Wollongong Riley Evans St Anne's Central School Temora Samantha Bastick John Paul College Coffs Harbour

NSWCCC Selections Report The NSWCCC Girls Basketball Selections were held on Monday 7th May at Penrith Sports Stadium. The selectors included Wendy Kokegei (Coach), Gail Delaney (Assistant Coach) and Debra Northey (Manager). It was a full on day for all triallists with all students given ample opportunity to showcase their skills through offensive, defensive and scrimmage sessions. Students travelled from around the State to attend the trials making selections very close and extremely difficult. A strong team of 10 students were chosen to represent NSWCCC at the All Schools Challenge with 3 students going onto represent NSW at the Australian Championships.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Madison Doorn St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East Georgia Ohrdorf St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong Jessi Reeves John Paul College Coffs Harbour

NSW All Schools Report The girls played CIS in the first game which was a very close game from the outset. We ran out winners eventually by 72 – 69 with all girls playing well in their first official hit out together, after only one training session together. In the second game we held CHS until half time with only 1 point separating the teams. However CHS surged ahead in the third quarter after some great defensive pressure and went on to eventually win by 70 – 51.

Jessi Reeves played well in both games in her debut for NSWCCC and was rewarded with selection in the NSW All Schools team. Also Madison Doorn and Georgia Ohrdorf played very consistently and they too were rewarded with selection in the NSW All Schools team.

Wendy Kokegei coached for the second year and we also had the very experienced Gail Henderson as Assistant Coach. It was great to have Gail on board with her many years of coaching experience.

Deb Northey NSWCCC Girls Basketball Manager

BOYS BASKETBALL – 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Boys Basketball Team Benjamin Kearins St Dominic's College Kingswood Cameron Bokenham Edmund Rice College Wollongong Daniel Berends St Patrick's College Sutherland Jacob Cincurak Xavier High School Albury Keelan Ward Holy Spirit College Bellambi Nicholas Bagaric Holy Spirit College Corrimal Nicolas Pozoglou St Dominic's College Bellambi Sean Badewitz St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie Xavier Cooks Holy Spirit College Corrimal Yohanna Deng St Dominic's College Kingswood

NSWCCC Selections Report With the first online registration process for NSWCCC selection, many were not aware of the new requirements or found this process quite difficult resulting in myself doing up some photocopies of how to enroll and handing them out at NSWCCC Regional Carnivals. This new process will become a lot easier once all students at all schools become more aware of the online registration via active sports coordinators. However, it was quite positive in that it allowed a high quality of athletes to trial and information was already on hand for the coaches of their previous achievements and experience via their submissions. Overall, we had 51 male athletes trial with a strong group of about 15 athletes at the end of the trial making it quite difficult to make final team selections. The facilities for the trial were very accommodating and easy to conduct given the high quality venue.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Benjamin Kearins St Dominic's College Kingswood

NSW All Schools Report NSW All Schools Selections Date: Monday 4th June 2012 Training Session: Saturday 2nd & 3rd June 2012 (St Dominics College) Venue: Knox Grammar School

Game 1: Loss to CIS by 38 points In this game we started off very well with some strong defensive intensity and saw all players contributing offensively. We managed to be up by 5 going into the first quarter, due to sharp shooting from Ben Kearins and some outstanding defence from Keelan Ward. However CIS switched to a Half Court Press late in the 2nd quarter, which resulted in some costly turnovers and they managed to claw themselves back into the game. Then their strong inside presence continued to dominate the rebounds with our team in foul trouble. CIS capitalised on this opportunity and had too much depth for the CCC Boys. CIS ran away with the victory quite convincingly. Benjamin Kearins was a standout offensively scoring 20+ points, whilst Xavier Cooks led the team well as captain. .

Game 2: Draw to CHS in Overtime After a tough first game, The first period was very much the same and saw both teams start well with us having a small margin after the first quarter. We continued to build on this lead in the Second Quarter with some strong rebounding from Nicholas Bagaric. Then through the rotation of players, CHS managed to climb their way back into the game in the 3rd quarter. However, to our credit, we responded well in the fourth quarter and with high level full court defensive pressure, going basket for basket in the final minutes Benjamin Kearins hit a huge 3 pointer on the buzzer to equal the scores and send the game into overtime. Then the scores changed constantly throughout the overtime period until CHS took a shot on the buzzer that controversely was waived away by one referee and counted by the other. The game was called a draw and was played in excellent spirit. Benjamin Kearins performed well again, showing he was the dominant scorer of the tournament whilst Nicolas Pozoglu showed he will be pushing for selection in the NSW All Schools Team next year by displaying some fine offensive finishing under pressure.

In hindsight with limited training compared to the other systems, we were quiet competitive, I would like to thank Luke Adams and Jeff Kilbourne for their assistance and support over the course of this event. Thanks also to new NSWCCC convenor Stuart Hanrahan and Kym Skerrit for their support within the NSWCCC program.

School Sport Australia Report The tournament was all it had lived up to be – very professional, some outstanding junior talent and of course NSW Men coming away with the Gold Medal for the third consecutive year. Benjamin Kearins (only NSWCCC representative) coming off the bench played a pivotal role in both the Semi Final and Final for NSW creating some great baskets and scoring a few of his own. Coach Rex Nottage (Newington College) proved why he is known as one of the best coaches in the state with some strategic game play and hours of video analysis of opponents proving to be a great mentor. The tournament was well organised and proved to be the pinnacle of our junior sport and is what all young aspiring basketballers should aim for given the opportunities from the tournament with numerous USA college scouts present. The NSW team trained for 8 sessions at Newington College prior to the tournament which obviously assisted in preparing the boys for the Tournament. The Dandenong Stadium was an excellent venue with great facilities. The Accommodation for the coaching staff was excellent and the majority of the organisation (i.e. flights, uniforms) was completed by NSW CHS stalwart Leonard Solman. This allowed myself to get an insight into the operation and obviously be more aware of the procedures for next year as Leonard Solman has retired from teaching.

Grand Final NSW 70 defeated Queensland 54 Semi Final NSW 77 defeated WA 54 NSW finished first overall in the Pool

Round Games: NSW 75 defeated ACT 59 NSW 67 defeated Queensland 61 Vic Metro 53 defeated NSW 50 NSW 94 defeated Vic Country 56 NSW 89 defeated WA 64

Brett Murphy NSWCCC Boys Basketball Coach/NSW Manager

BASKETBALL REGIONAL TOURNAMENT – COFFS HARBOUR

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

Thirty six teams from the Lismore Diocese descended on the Sportz Central complex in Coffs Harbour for the annual NSWCCC Regional Qualifying Carnival chasing coveted positions in the state finals later in the year. Despite a number of clashes with other events and trials all schools are to be commended for commitment in ensuring all teams entered attended the tournament. A big thank you to Trinity Lismore, St Mary’s Casino and Woodlawn. These schools had teams involved in the Marist Carnival on the Gold Coast leading into the Coffs Carnival.

All divisions were hotly contested with St Paul’s Port Macquarie, John Paul College Coffs Harbour and St John’s Woodlawn figuring heavily in all age groups.

YEAR 7/8 GIRLS John Paul College dominated this division with half of their team from last year’s being state finalists. St Paul’s Port Macquarie girls have continued to improve and will no doubt do well at the state finals in Tamworth. The final began as an arm wrestle but suffocating defence by the Coffs girls enabled them to skip away on the scoreboard and had the game sewn up at half time. JPC winning the final 39 – 17. YEAR 7/8 BOYS Again a division dominated by a John Paul College team that narrowly lost the state final last year. The JPC boys were too big and fast for their opposition with nearly all players in the team having years of NJL experience. St Paul’s Port Macquarie, Xavier Ballina and St. John’s Woodlawn fielded competitive teams with Port and Coffs qualifying for the state finals. John Paul College won the final 53 -18 in a one sided contest due to the depth of talent in the Coffs Harbour team which is expected to be very competitive at the state finals later in the year. YEAR 9/10 GIRLS Two teams dominated this division - John Paul College and St John’s Woodlawn. Both teams feature stifling defence and depth through the whole team. The pool game saw St John’s Woodlawn win by 10 points after dominating the latter stages of the first half. State selection trials and injury decimated a powerful JPC team. The final saw the Coffs girls slip out to an early 12 point lead which stunned the Woodlawn girls who missed easy baskets and failed to secure offensive rebounds. The Coffs girls failed to press home their advantage and the Woodlawn girls came back from 25 – 13 down with 5 minutes on the clock to nearly win the match. In a nail biter John Paul College won 27 – 26. YEAR 9/10 BOYS Very little separated 3 teams in this division with JPC, Woodlawn and St. Paul’s only losing 1 game each during the round games. Percentages were needed to separate the teams with Woodlawn unluckily missing out. The school will apply for a wildcard for the state finals. The final between JPC and St Pauls was a see-sawing battle until Port’s chief playmaker was fouled off early in the second half. The John Paul boys kept the defensive pressure on forcing a number of turnovers which they converted into points. To their credit the Port Macquarie side scored a number of outstanding baskets but finally went down 37 – 26 in the decider. YEAR 11/12 GIRLS Despite state representative Jessi Reeves absence the 2011 state champions JPC breezed through the carnival in first gear. The final was a similar story as the girls defeated St. Paul’s Port Macquarie 54 – 19. After winning the state final in double overtime last year, this JPC team will no doubt be a force again in 2012. YEAR 11/12 BOYS Woodlawn College and John Paul Coffs Harbour were the two dominant teams in the Open Boys division. JPC went into the final undefeated. The Woodlawn boys had lost only one game – by 3 points to JPC. The semi finals were between a plucky Xavier Skennars Head team and Woodlawn which saw the Woodlawn boys prevail 51 – 19.. The other semi was between JPC and MacKillop Port Macquarie with Coffs boys winning 84 – 54 in a game where defence took a back seat.

The final between JPC and Woodlawn saw the Coffs boys establish an early 12 point lead which despite a heavy foul count and injuries to key players, they managed to maintain that margin for the entire game running out 45 - 34 winners avenging last year’s loss to St John’s Woodlawn.

A very smoothly run carnival thanks to the hard work of stadium staff and NSWCCC officials. Referee coordinator Shauna Bastick did an outstanding job. Thanks also to Scott and Tracey Goodhand and Kathy Robson.

Lionel Conroy NSWCCC Regional Basketball Tournament Coffs Harbour Convener

BASKETBALL REGIONAL TOURNAMENT – SYDNEY

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

VENUES: Hawkesbury Stadium (Friday – Girls) Penrith Stadium (Friday – Boys, Saturday Boys & Girls)

The following numbers of teams competed in this tournament. There was a slight decline in numbers in the boys section (the conflict with the Marist Tournament affected a couple of senior teams as did some school examination timing issues) The girls numbers were affected by a confusion over the entry of one school who had a team in each division. NUMBERS 2012 11 & 12 M 9 & 10 M 7 & 8 M 11 & 12 W 9 & 10W 7 & 8W TOTALS 10 10 8 8(7) 6(5) 6(5) 48(45) 2011 11 & 12 M 9 & 10 M 7 & 8 M 11 & 12 W 9 & 10 7 & 8 TOTALS 13 11 8 11 7 7 57

RESULTS 7/8 Men Semi Finals St Dominic’s College Kingswood def Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield (55 - 34) St Edwards Gosford def Marcellin Randwick (41 - 33) Final St Dominic’s Penrith d St Edwards Gosford (44 – 17)

9/10 Men Semi Finals St Dominic’s Penrith d Patrician Brothers Fairfield (61 – 35) CBHS Lewisham d Patrician Bro Blacktown (40 – 39) Final St Dominic’s Penrith d CBHS Lewisham (56 – 41))

11/12 Men Semi Finals St Dominic’s College Kingswood d Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield (66 - 44) Holy Spirit College Lakemba d Gilroy College Castle Hill (47 – 34) Final St Dominic’s College Kingswood d Holy Spirit College Lakemba (52 - 33)

7/8 Women Final St.Joseph’s Catholic College Gosford d Monte Sant’ Angelo College North Sydney (48 - 21) Third: Caroline Chisholm College, Glenmore Park, Fourth: St.Patrick’s College Sutherland

9/10 Women Final Monte Sant’ Angelo North Sydney d Terra Sancta College Schofields (43 – 40) Third: Gilroy College Castle Hill, Fourth: Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park

11/12 Women Semi Finals Monte Sant Angelo College North Sydney d Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park (57 – 13) St Joseph’s Catholic College Gosford d St.Patrick’s College Sutherland (31 – 8)

Final Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney d St.Joseph’s Gosford (50 – 24)

Overall, the carnival ran very smoothly at both venues (Hawkesbury and Penrith) with no major problems arising over the two days. Refereeing was at a good standard and saw no real concerns. The supervisors of referees and schools were well in control and no negative feedback came back to myself. The splitting of venues as was done in 2011 went well in that the numbers meant that schools did not have to start too early or finish too late. However there is an inherent expense in this and for the numbers that finally participated we could have survived at the one 6 court venue.

Brother Jeff Regan (NSWCCC Regional Basketball Tournament Sydney Convener)

BASKETBALL REGIONAL TOURNAMENT – TAMWORTH

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

CARNIVAL: The carnival itself ran exceptionally well. This year it was a smaller carnival which was much easier to manage (71 games). This was also enhanced by not using 2nd sides from individual schools unless needed for draw purposes (which didn’t happen in 2012). When we look at other carnivals and Tamworth’s viability, this needs to be taken into consideration as other carnivals had multiple sides from one school which makes their numbers look bigger. The new “Sports Dome” facility was exceptionally easy to use (6 Courts) and facilities were of a high standard. This allowed for a smooth running of the carnival.

WINNERS:

DIVISION BOYS GIRLS 7/8 ASC Lochinvar def MCC Tamworth 46-36 St John’s Dubbo def ASC Lochinvar 36-16 9/10 MCC Tamworth def San Clemente 52-50 ASC St Peters def St Josephs Lochinvar 52-27 11/12 MCC Tamworth def ASC Maitland 4-2 (Games series) ASC Maitland def St John’s Dubbo 47-15

REFEREES: This is becoming a major issue. This year we only received 4 referees from all the other schools that participated. I feel this is not acceptable. Out of 71 games 58 were refereed by Tamworth referees with most of these coming from MCC who were also playing. I feel for these students, as some played 4 games on the Friday and refereed 5. Then Saturday played 3 and refereed 3. Is this fair and equitable? Although we get great support from our local association referees, we can’t continue to shoulder the burden, especially when it’s our players who have playing commitments that fill the void. In future, we are looking at paying our referees more per game to encourage them to want to referee. Although, this will only work if schools do as they are required and bring referees. If schools can’t bring referees then we may need to look at other ways to force them to do so. For those that did assist I thank you!

FIRST AID: Having funding to appoint a first aid officer was a fantastic decision. We appointed a local sports medicine officer that was there for the duration of the carnival. This allowed us to focus on officiating and not first aid. I hope this continues. My only concern is that we don’t have anything official in place in terms of documentation if an injury occurs. I believe this needs to be addressed as we are leaving ourselves liable if it’s not documented. This year I used an “Accident” proforma from school but we may need to look at a CCC document.

REGIONS: The drawing up of regions this year was a good concept. As far as I was aware we were supposed to have the Bathurst Dio at our carnival, yet we had no nominations. Whether there was no nominations or they went to another carnival needs to be looked at. I do appreciate that the Sydney carnival is a closer option, but if we buckle in this area we leave ourselves open to precedent in the future. All schools have to travel for a variety of different sports (Eg: MCC went to Bathurst last year for hockey) and for the good of CCC basketball the stringent use of regions needs to be maintained.

DRAW: My main concern from this carnival was the need for schools to understand their commitment once they have nominated and paperwork is sent through. A lot of work goes into the draw and is put out as quickly as possible to allow schools adequate opportunity to be organised. IF a school nominates, then they have made the commitment to the carnival. If a school pulls out once the draw has been made, then they should be billed for their nomination. This was the case again this year with St John’s Dubbo pulling their 11-12 boys side the day before the carnival. Perhaps at CCC level, we need to look at schools paying nomination costs when nominating or making it exceptionally clear that once nominated, if they pull their side out of the championships they still pay their nomination fee.

Future Recommendations for all NSW CCC Basketball Carnivals: Address the issues with referees: Upon nomination schools need to nominate referees and can’t participate at the carnival unless referees are brought. If not, perhaps a monetary cost or fine needs to be issued. Continue the use of an official sports medicine officer. The need for official documentation if an injury occurs. Continue NOT having 2nd teams from each school unless required to do so for draw purposes.

Luke Adams NSWCCC Regional Basketball Tournament Tamworth Convener

BASKETBALL JUNIOR FINALS

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

RESULTS 7/8 GIRLS Pool A John Paul College Coffs Harbour 12 1st Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 10 2nd Holy Spirit College Bellambi 8 3rd St Paul’s High Booragul 6 4th All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar 4 5th

Pool B St Joseph’s Catholic College East Gosford 12 1st St John the Evangelist High School Nowra 10 2nd St John’s College Dubbo 8 3rd St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 6 4th St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 4 5th

John Paul College defeated St John the Evangelist High 29-25 SEMI FINALS St Joseph’s Catholic College defeated Monte Sant’ 48-31 Angelo Mercy College FINALS John Paul College defeated St Joseph’s College Gosford 48-25

7/8 BOYS Pool A Holy Spirit College Bellambi 12 1st John Paul College Coffs Harbour 10 2nd McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth 8 3rd St Edward’s College Gosford 6 4th All Saints College – St Peter’s Maitland 4 5th

Pool B St Dominic’s College Kingswood 12 1st All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar 9 2nd Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield 8 3rd St John the Evangelist High School Nowra 7 4th St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 4 5th

Holy Spirit College defeated All Saints – St Joseph’s 59-39 SEMI FINALS St Dominic’s College defeated John Paul College 43-16 FINALS Holy Spirit College defeated St Dominic’s College 58-34

9 & 10 BOYS Pool A Holy Spirit College Bellambi 12 1st San Clemente High Mayfield 10 2nd Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown 8 3rd Christian Brothers’ High School Lewisham 6 4th John Paul College Coffs Harbour 4 5th

Pool B St Dominic’s College Kingswood 9 1st McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth 7 2nd Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield 5 3rd St Paul’s College Port Macquarie 3 4th

Holy Spirit College defeated McCarthy Catholic College 43-23 SEMI FINALS St Dominic’s College defeated San Clemente High 60-18 FINALS Holy Spirit College defeated St Dominic’s College 76-52

9/10 GIRLS Pool A John Paul College Coffs Harbour 18 1st Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 16 2nd All Saints College – St Peter’s Maitland 14 3rd Terra Sancta College Schofields 12 4th Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 8 5th All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar 8 5th St John’s College Woodlawn 8 5th Monte Sant Angelo Mercy College defeated John Paul FINALS 31-29 College

BASKETBALL SENIOR FINALS

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

The senior finals were played with a great sense of sportsmanship over the two days and showcased the best catholic basketball teams across NSW. Thanks to all the coaches, team managers, players and supporters who contributed to the success of the finals by having their teams ready to play, on time for all games and all with a good attitude. My thanks also to my referee’s coordinator, Sandra Kolednik and court controller Mitch Sparks who ensured all games were all officiated and results collated.

The management of the Illawarra Sports Stadium, in particular Ian Richardson and Clare Lear were outstanding in their support and organisation and it was our pleasure to host the event at this venue.

Finally my thanks to NSWCCC Basketball Convener, Stuart Hanrahan and NSWCCC Executive Officer Kym Skerritt for their assistance with the lead up into the tournament.

As you can see with the results that follow we were reduced to 8 boys teams and 9 girls teams due to withdrawals but this certainly did not take away from the quality of the basketball.

Congratulations to our winning teams – John Paul, Coffs Harbour in the girls and Holy Spirit College, Bellambi in the boys and good luck to both squads as they progress into the all schools challenge.

POOL PLACINGS

Senior Women POOL A Pts Pl POOL B Pts Pl

1. Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 6 4th 5. St. Mary’s, Wollongong 12 1st 2. Monte, North Sydney 10 2nd 6. St Joseph’s, Gosford East 8 3rd 3. John Paul, Coffs Harbour 12 1st 7. All Saints St Mary’s, Maitland 10 2nd 4. St Patrick’s, Sutherland 8 3rd 8. MacKillop, Port Macquarie 4 5th 9. St John’s, Nowra 6 4th

Senior Men POOL A Pts Pl POOL B Pts Pl

10. Edmund Rice, Wollongong 7 2nd 14. Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 9 1st 11. St Dominic’s College, Kingswood 9 1st 15. Holy Spirit College, Lakemba 7 2nd 12. All Saints St Mary’s, Maitland 3 4th 16. McCarthy College, Tamworth 3 4th 13. John Paul, Coffs Harbour 5 3rd 17. Patrician Bothers, Fairfield 5 3rd

RESULTS

Day 1 Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney 39 d Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 28 St Mary Star of the Sea College, Wollongong 51 d St Joseph’s College, Gosford East 31 Girls 8.30am John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 39 d St Patrick’s College, Sutherland 23 St John the Evangelist High School, Nowra 37 d MacKillop College, Port Macquarie 25

St Dominic’s College, Kingswood 67 d Edmund Rice College, Wollongong 45 Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 67 d Holy Spirit College, Lakemba 52 Boys 9.45am John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 43 d All Saints, Maitland 30 Patrician Brothers’ College, Fairfield 46 d McCarthy Catholic College, Tamworth 29

All Saints College, Maitland 34 d St Joseph’s Catholic College, Gosford East 33 Girls 11.00am St Mary Star of the Sea College, Wollongong 51 d St John the Evangelist, Nowra 19 St Patrick’s College, Sutherland 41 d Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 34 Boys 12.15pm Holy Spirit College, Lakemba 57 d McCarthy Catholic College, Tamworth 30 66

Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 57 d Patrician Brothers’ College, Fairfield 36 Edmund Rice College, Wollongong 46 d All Saints College, Maitland 40 St Dominic’s College, Kingswood 59 d John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 37

All Saints College, Maitland 38 d St John the Evangelist High School, Nowra 29 Girls 1.30pm John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 66 d Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 33 St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 55 d MacKillop College, Port Macquarie 33

Edmund Rice, Wollongong 54 d John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 23 Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 46 d McCarthy Catholic College, Tamworth 42 Boys 2.45pm Holy Spirit College, Lakemba 37 d Patrician Brothers’ College, Fairfield 27 St Dominic’s College, Kingswood 76 d All Saints College, Maitland 55

St Joseph’s Catholic College, Gosford East 51 d St John the Evangelist High, Nowra 24 Girls 4.00pm All Saints College, Maitland 46 d MacKillop College, Port Macquarie 35 Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney 51 d St Patrick’s College, Sutherland 33

Day 2 St Joseph’s Catholic College, Gosford East 30 d MacKillop College, Port Macquarie 15 Girls 8.30am St Mary Star of the Sea College, Wollongong 34 d All Saints College, Maitland 23 John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 42 d Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, Nth Sydney 38

John Paul College, Coffs Harbour (3rd Pool A) 40 d Patrician Brothers’ College, Fairfield Boys 9.45am (3rd Pool B) 26 Play-offs All Saints College, Maitland (4th Pool A) 46 d McCarthy Catholic College, Tamworth (4th Pool B) 39

John Paul College, Coffs Harbour (1st Pool A) d 43 All Saints College, Maitland (2nd Pool Girls 11.00am B) 36 Semi-Finals Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney (2nd Pool A) 30 d St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong (1st Pool B) 23

St Dominic’s College, Kingswood (1st Pool A) 46 d Holy Spirit College, Lakemba (2nd Pool Boys 12.15pm B) 37 Semi-Finals Holy Spirit College, Bellambi (1st Pool B) 60 d Edmund Rice College, Wollongong (2nd Pool A) 42

Girls 1.30pm John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 28 d Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, Nth Sydney 19 Final

Boys 2.45pm Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 46 d St Dominic’s College, Kingswood 40 Final

CHAMPION SCHOOL OF NSW BASKETBALL FINALS

St Dominic’s College Kingswood and John Paul College Coffs Harbour represented NSWCCC at the Annual Champions Schools Tournament. Congratulation to John Paul College Coffs Harbour PC who won the tournament and were crowned Champion NSW School.

Congratulations to St. Augustine’s College and John Paul College who will represent NSW in the Championship Division of the Australian Schools Championships in Melbourne from 3rd to 7th December.

BOYS: St. Dominic’s College, Kingswood 85 d Sydney Boys High School 79 (B. Kearins 32, N. Pozoglou 16, S Weekes 13) (C. Jurlina 28, D. Jones 16, B. McGlenchy 11) St. Augustine’s College, Brookvale 90 d Sydney Boys High School 63 (K. Simpson 16, J. Allen 15, T. Savage 13) (J. Barceros 14, C. Jurlina 11)

St. Augustine’s College, Brookvale 76 d St. Dominic’s College, Kingswood 70 (D. Pitcher 20, H. Smith 14) (B. Kearins 24, S. Weekes 14, N. Pozoglou 10)

GIRLS: Semi Finals: John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 61 d Westfields Sports High School 59 (S. Bastick 15, J. Reeves 10) (E. Potts 16, M. Cantellano-Little 13, T. Tupaea 10) Smith’s Hill High School 58 d Pymble Ladies College 44 (K. Ups 25, L. Ups 13, C. Hewitt 11) (M. Penn 20, K. Heal 11)

Final: John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 56 d Smith’s Hill High School 46 (J. Reeves 16, B. Emanuel 14, S. Wood 10) (C. Hewitt 19, E. Morris 13, L. Ups 10)

15YRS BOYS CRICKET - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team James Arnold De La Salle College Caringbah Alexander Dolly Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Cody Byron Edstein-Boyes San Clemente High School Mayfield

Keytan Hislop McCarthy College Tamworth

Josh Horner De La Salle College Caringbah Samuel Johnson St Paul's High School Port Macquarie Aaryn Karl Kornberger St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park

Jarrod Lawrie McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains

Arjun Nair Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Reece Nikitaras St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Callum Waldock Holy Spirit College Bellambi

Sam Yabsley St Joseph's College Banora Point

NSWCCC Selections Report

Game 1: Metropolitan A v Northern Country XI Metropolitan A batted first and scored 6/208 from their 50 overs. Arjun Nair 64* [retired], James Arnold 35 not out, Anthony Adlam 29.

Fast bowlers Sam Yabsley [0/23] & Keyton Hislop [2/37] kept the batsmen on their toes with a lively opening spell with Sam Johnson 1/21 & Tom Scoble 1/15 also quite impressive.

In reply Northern Country got off to a good start with openers Cody Edstein-Boyes & Kade Fens putting on a 66 run partnership. Kade Fens was first out with a solid 21 while Cody Edstein-Boyes was dismissed for 48. After that the Metropolitan A bowlers dominated thanks largely to their spinners A Nair [5/20] & M Giumelli [1/27] who both bowled 10 overs of quality spin. The only other batsman to score well was Keyton Hislop who remained 41 not out at the end of the 50 overs with the team finishing on 8/159.

Game 2: Metropolitan A v Southern Country After a lengthy delay due to some overnight showers, played commenced at 10:30am. Batting first, Metropolitan A scored 2/115 from 39 overs (Adam Docos 27*, Hari Remala 19*, Baker Denneman 22*). A number of batsmen were used during this innings. In reply, Southern Country batted positively to reach 7/161 off their 39 overs. Bowling honours went to Arjun Nair 2/21, Matt Giumelli 2/9, James Arnold 1/17, Hari Remala 1/11, Kayne Grove 1/12. (no batting statistics available at time of writing).

NSW All Schools Carnival Report NSWCCC Cricket U15s – All Schools selection trials December 3 & 4 2012

Monday 3rd December 2012 Day 1 games were washed out at Dave Tribolet and George Parry Ovals Auburn due to persistent overnight rain and morning drizzle. Indoor net trials were conducted at Howell Oval (at the Penrith Cricket Club) with the CCC team first to trial, followed by the CIS squad, Convenors XI and Chairman’s XI.

Tuesday 4th December 2012 Fine weather greeted all players at the Mona Park venue and Day 2 games commenced on time. It was decided to play 60 over innings per team (30 overs first inns, 30 overs second inns)

NSWCCC v Chairman’s XI at Dave Tribolet Oval Toss won by Chairman’s XI Batted first: NSWCCC 12 wickets 192 runs (60 overs), Chairman’s XI 11 wickets 304 runs (60 overs)

Name How out 1st inns 2nd inns Callum Waldock LBW b McGANN 7 4 Cody Edstein-Boyes b McGANN 10 27* Arjun Nair c O’BRIEN b DAY 3 15* Josh Horner (c) c b CARDEN 0 DNB Alex Dolly c O’BRIEN b SMITH 46 DNB Reece Nikitaras (wk) c b SMITH 33 DNB Aaryn Kornberger c b DUNSCOMBE 6 DNB Jarrod Lawrie c O’BRIEN b McGANN 7 DNB James Arnold c b DUNSCOMBE 0 DNB Sam Johnson c b CHEEMA 7 DNB Sam Yabsley retired 8* DNB Keyton Hislop Run Out 3 DNB EXTRAS 16 TOTAL 192 60 overs

CCC Bowling analysis for Chairman’s XI inns

Name O M W R Sam Yabsley 8 1 0 21 Aaryn Kornberger 8 1 2 28 Sam Johnson 6 0 1 45 Keyton Hislop 6 0 0 39 Arjun Nair 8 0 1 54 James Arnold 9 0 3 33 Jarrod Lawrie 5 0 2 34 Callum Waldock 5 1 0 15 Alex Dolly 3 0 1 16 Josh Horner 2 0 9 11

Back row – Aaryn Kornberger, Jarrod Lawrie, Cody Edstein- Boyes, Keyton Hislop, Sam Johnson, Sam Yabsley, James Scholtens (Coach)

Front row kneeling: Alex Dolly, Josh Horner (c), Arjun Nair, Reece Nikitaras, Callum Waldock, James Arnold

James Scholtens NSWCCC 15 years Cricket Coach

Boyes, Keyton Hislop, Sam Johnson, Sam Yabsley, James Scholtens (Coach) Scholtens James Yabsley, Sam Johnson, Sam Hislop, Keyton Boyes,

eeling: Alex Dolly, Josh Horner (c), Arjun Nair, Reece Nikitaras, Callum Waldock, James Arnold James Waldock, Callum Nikitaras, Reece Nair, Arjun (c), Horner Josh Dolly, Alex eeling:

Aaryn Kornberger, Jarrod Lawrie, Cody Edstein Cody Lawrie, Jarrod Kornberger, Aaryn

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Back row row Back row Front

OPEN BOYS CRICKET - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Guy Seymour (C) St Leo's College Wahroonga Zac Churchill (VC) St John the Evangelist High School Nowra Riley Ayre St Joseph's High Aberdeen Kyle Brockley Edmund Rice College Wollongong Jacob Grant Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Ben Hughes St Gregory's College Campbelltown Jacob Montgomery All Saints College – St Mary’s Maitland Justin Mosca All Saint’s Catholic Senior High Casula Jordon O'Donnell St Edward's College Gosford Daya Singh Patrican Brothers‘ College Blacktown Utkarsh Somaiya St Leo's College Wahroonga Karl Stuart Marist College Eastwood

Students selected in NSW Schoolboys X1 Guy Seymour St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga Karl Stuart Marist College Eastwood Daya Singh Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown

All Schools Report This year saw the NSWCCC X1 Cricket squad travel to Maitland and Raymond Terrace to compete in The NSW Schoolboys Cricket Championships.The bowlers heavily dominated the Championships across all games. The CCC X1 contributed with strong bowling performances in all 5 games. Unfortunately in four of the games the squad just didn’t get enough runs.

The CCC X1 squad had some outstanding individual performances throughout the Championships. Karl Stuart 13 Wickets for the Championships and was named Bowler of the Championships and consequently named in the NSW Schoolboys Squad for the second year. Also Jordan O’Donnell 5-11 against the Championship winners CAS.

MATCH RESULTS Game 1 - CCC Vs CAS CAS 10/86 (J. O’Donnell 5-11, K. Stuart 3-20, D. Singh 2-15) Defeated CCC 10/73 (R. Ayre 17, R. McMahon 16)

Game 2 - CCC Vs GPS CCC 9/155 (D. Singh 43no, Z. Churchill 21, K. Stuart 19) Defeated GPS 10/153 (K. Stuart 3-32, R. Ayre 3-28, K. Brockley 2-27)

Game 3 - CCC Vs CHS 1 CHS 1 5/109 (K. Stuart 2-29, R. Ayre 1-4, K. Brockley 1-21) Defeated CCC 10/107 (R. Ayre 29, J. O’Donnell 19no, J. Mosca 16)

Game 4 - CCC Vs CSCA CSCA 10/112 (D. Singh 4-37, K. Stuart 2-15, J. Montgomery 2-15) Defeated CCC 10/78 (D. Singh 19, J. O’Donnell 11)

Game 5 - CCC Vs CHS 2 CHS 2 7/163 (K. Stuart 3-36, J. O’Donnell 2-34) Defeated CCC 8/106 (R. McMahon 34, B. Hughes 17, K. Stuart 17)

David Cody NSWCCC 19 years Boys Cricket Manager

2012 NSWCCCSA Annual Report Page 72

GIRLS CRICKET - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Keira Perry (C) Nagle College Blacktown South Clara Iemma St Ursula's College Kingsgrove Julia Hunt MacKillop Catholic College Lake Haven Lauren Smith St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East Claire Coelho St Paul's High School Port Macquarie Eliza Bunner MacKillop College Bathurst Tanya Bailey John Therry Catholic High School Campbelltown Chloe Grey John Therry Catholic High School Campbelltown Rebecca Miller Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Emma Felsch Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Samantha Arnold Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Alice O’Rourke Magdalene Catholic High Narellan

NSWCCC Selections Report On March 5, the CCC Girls cricket trials were held at Howell Oval indoor nets in Penrith. The venue served as a great location, with modern facilities and fantastically kept grounds. We had 33 registered girls from Catholic high schools from all over the state and the standard of players is improving every year – which is great for NSWCCC cricket. With six players from last years team completing year 12 and moving forward with their cricket, CCC has a young, experienced, new look team which will be captained by Keira Perry from Nagle College, Blacktown. Many thanks to Penrith Cricket Club for the use of Howell Oval’s indoor nets and facilities, to Medics Australia for supplying First Aid, to all players who made the trip to Penrith for the trials and especially to the parents for their continued support of their daughters in their cricket. Additional thanks to David Drew, Cricket NSW’s Coach Education & Training Manager and also the NSW coach for the Female Under 15s team, for his assistance in the selection process.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Honour Team Emma Felsch Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Lauren Smith St Joseph’s Catholic College Gosford East

NSW All Schools Report From March 19th - 21st 2012, the NSWCCC Girls Cricket team travelled to Manly to complete in the NSW Schoolgirls Cricket Championships. The team captained by Kiera Perry, were competitive and played in the Spirit of Cricket.

On day one game one, the girls versed NSWCHS 2nds in a T20. Bowling first, we took all ten wickets (the last a run out on the last ball of the innings) and restricted CHS 2nds to 45runs. Our wickets comprised of four of the wickets being bowled, two LBW’s and three catches. Our Bowlers had set the match up for the team and the girls. However, we under-performed with the bat, with no one managing to get to double figures. We scraped the runs together and managed to pass CHS’s total in the 17th over. Recognision must go to Tanya Bailey who had figures of 1-5 off 4 overs, Kiera Perry (c) 2-15 off 3 overs, Chloe Coelho 1-12 off 4 overs, Julia Hunt 2-0 off 2overs and also Lauren Smith and Rebecca Miller who both had figures of 1-2 after 2 overs.

On day one game two, the girls versed a strong NSWCHS 1st team in another T20. Bowling first, we struggled to take wickets and we let the batters settle in. NSWCHS 1st’s total was 2-113 at the end of their 20 overs. After the poor batting performance in the mornings game against CHS 2nd’s , the CCC girls had something to prove. Lauren Smith and Samantha Arnold opened the batting and scored 43 (53) and 34 (34) respectively. However, from this good start of 0-77 at the end of the 14th over, and needing 36 runs from as many balls – we fell to pieces. In the 15th over we lost 3 wickets for 3 extra runs and were then 3-80. With two new batters at the crease, the job to be done became the little bit more challenging. The girls worked their way through the remaining overs but fell short of the target. At the end of 20 overs we were 6-93.

On day two, the girls versed tournament favourites NSWCIS in a 50 over match which was rain affected and was shortened to 45 overs. CCC bowled first and restricted CIS to 7/158, an extremely good effort. In the bowling department, Emma Felsch took the new ball and after eight overs had figures of 2-15 including 4 maidens, one of which was a double wicket maiden. Kiera Perry (c) after 9 overs had figures of 2-33 and Lauren Smith and Chloe Coelho also picked up a wicket each. Julia Hunt also bowled extremely well with 0-24 off 9 overs, with only 16

73 scoring shots from her overs; 5 of those were in her last over. Special mention to Lauren Smith who bowled 4 overs at the death after wicket-keeping for the majority of the game. After such a good good performance with the ball, we again let ourselves down with the bat. Lauren Smith was unlucky to be ran out on 18 and Alice O’Rourke always managed double figures of 12. From this, we were all out for 58 in the 32nd over. A performace, I’m sure, the girls learnt a lot from.

NSWCHS 2nd’s to determined 3rd and 4th positions. This was a 50 over match. The girls bowled first again with a good opening spell from Emma Felsch (0-7 off 5) and Julia Hunt (0-4 off 4) which kept CHS 2nd’s to 0-13 after 9 overs. From the 10th to the 20th CHS’s run rate was 4 per over, from 20 -30 it was 3 an over from 30-40 3.3 and from 40-50 it was 4 an over. At the end of their batting innings they were 8 – 150, which required us to score at 3 runs an over. Having learnt a lot from our previous games about the value of our wickets the girls dug deep and went in hunt of a win. However, we had a top order collapse and we were 4-22 after 15 overs. The girls did not give up, they showed real determination and grit and they slowly built the innings back up after everyone assumed CHS 2nd’s would run away with the match. The girls were stategic and communicated well between themselves and coaching staff. Claire Coelho and Clara Iemma built a nice partnership, adding 29 (48) and 26 (60) respectively. Eliza Bunner added 15 (32), Tanya Bailey 12 (17), Chloe Grey 15 (24) and Rebecca Miller 10* (10) all tried their best to reach the target of 151 but we ended up going down by 3 runs.

Overall, the NSWCCC Girls Cricket Team of 2012 won one game from four but definately completed, having CHS 2nd’s within one scoring shot and CIS tied down more than any other team managed. For the girls efforts we had two players named in the Honorary NSW All Schools Team. Congratulations must go to Lauren Smith and Emma Felsch for this achievement.

Kiera Perry, in her first year as captain did a terrific job leading her team around the oval. Many thanks to the Schools represented in the CCC team for supporting the talents of their students, they did you proud. Thanks also to Mrs Anne Neems for managing the team. Many thanks to Mr Ross Gawthorne for organising the tournament and also the NSWCCC Executive team for their continued support of development of Women’s Cricket through the Catholic School sector.

In addition to these, I’d also like to thank Cricket NSW for their role in the tournament, also the umpires, medics and grounds people. Cricket cannot be played without these passionate people and it is greatly appreciated.

Last, but by no means least, thankyou to the parents and families of the girls who have supported them in their cricketing endevours and for assisting with the transportation for the girls to and from each venue. It has been an incredibly enjoyable year.

Nicole Woods NSWCCC Girls Cricket Coach

CROSS COUNTRY - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

The annual Combined Primary and Secondary Catholic Schools Cross Country Championship was held at Eastern Creek Raceway on Friday 15 June 2012. In particular we specifically would like to thank the following: • Seamus O’Grady (CEO, Sydney - Director of Curriculum): opening, start race and present medals • Michael Vandervelde (CIS Convener): Track setup and design • Paul Cannon (St Peter’s, Tuggerah): Course Coordinator • Key personnel: Matt Tyson, Steve Kovelis, Liz Reakes & Craig Beacroft • Marist College, Eastwood Student Officials and supervising teacher Martin Mooney • Rod Ford and Alex True - Sydney Motor Sport Park (formerly ARDC) • Set up crew 2012 initiatives • Working with CIS Convener and All Schools Convener on course design catering for wet weather, dry course conditions and alternate courses due to Eastern Creek extension to racing track • Coordinating with CIS Convener regarding a two consecutive day model • SVMS - sharing cost with CIS • Ordering bibs well in advance on pre-set number ranges • Event list had MacKillop and Polding AWD events grouped in age order • Added colours of bibs into event list to assist check point officials Challenges • Extension to Eastern Creek Race track was held up due to wet weather therefore designing a suitable off road course was not possible for 2012 Cross Country Date for 2013 Eastern Creek Raceway 2013 date (TBC early October) • 1st Preference Friday 14 June • 2nd preference Friday 21 June • 3rd preference Friday 7 June

Wendy Breen NSWCCC Cross Country Convener

2012 NSWCCC STATE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BOYS 12 years

Brad Doherty St Patrick's Marist College Dundas

Jacob Botic Marist College Penshurst Mortdale

Jordan Doris Mount Carmel High Varroville

Lachlan Dent Holy Spirit College Bellambi

Lachlan McGrath Marian Catholic College Round Corner

Liam Rae Trinity Catholic College Goulburn

Mathew Crossley McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains

Matthew Dive Marist College Pagewood Maroubra

Reihana Leuii Marist College Pagewood Maroubra

Thomas Hinwood LaSalle Catholic College Bankstown

13 years

Anthony Pedavoli Parramatta Marist High Westmead

Brent Rushworth St Gregory's College Gregory Hills

Charles Brown Hennessey Catholic College Young

Jack Porter De La Salle College Caringbah

Jaeger May St Edward’s College Gosford

James Constance Mount Carmel High Minto

Lachlan Kirk Edmund Rice College Wollongong

Lachlan Thomas Red Bend Catholic College Forbes

Patrick Tegg St Patrick's College Sutherland

Ryan Beeton St Mary's Cathedral College Sydney

14 years

Hayden Forbes St Peter's Catholic College Wyong

Jack Scammell Xavier High School Albury

Jacob Hennessy Edmund Rice College Wollongong

James De Luca Holy Spirit College Bellambi

Julius Cleary Edmund Rice College Wollongong

Liam Henderson Edmund Rice College Wollongong

Ollie Thorne St John's College Dubbo East

Samuel McNaughton St John Bosco College Engadine

Thomas Vandenberg St Pius X High School Adamstown

William Hartwig St Anne's Central School Temora

15 years

Benjamin Thomson Marian Catholic College Round Corner

Daniel White St Gregory's College Gregory Hills

Hayden O'Neill Marist College Pagewood Maroubra

Jackson Collett St Edward’s College Gosford

James Cox St Edward’s College Gosford

Joshua Dever Marcellin College Randwick

Nathan Breen St Patrick's College Sutherland

Nathan McGrath Marian Catholic College Round Corner

Sam Mallon St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton

Thomas Scullion Marcellin College Randwick

16 years

Bradley Mowlam Mount Carmel High Minto

Christopher McStay St Patrick's College Sutherland

Daniel Collins St Pius X High School Adamstown

Eli Homan John Paul College Coffs Harbour

Eoin Montford Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill

Joe Burgess Marist College North Shore North Sydney

Joseph Wright St Paul's High School Port Macquarie

Joshua Kentwell Corpus Christi Catholic High School Oak Flats

Lewis Bumie St Patrick's Marist College Dundas

Luke Tarrant John Paul College Coffs Harbour

Nathan Neale St Patrick's College (Sutherland

17 years

Brad Gullick Edmund Rice College Wollongong

Caleb Noble Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga

David Haddad Holy Spirit College Lakemba

Isak Costello St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton

Jacob Tiernan Hennessey Catholic College Young

Jarrod Haldenby St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga

Joshua Kelly-Makovec Aquinas College Menai

Lachlan O'Reilly McAuley Catholic College Grafton

Liam Wright St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie

Max Bogunovic Mater Maria Catholic College Warriewood

18+ years

Alexander Holbrook Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga

Cameron Pensini MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie

Cameron Roberts Trinity Catholic College Goulburn

Daniel Foulkes John Paul College Coffs Harbour

Harry Creed Marist College North Shore North Sydney

Henry Pye Trinity Catholic College Lismore

Jordan Williams Marist College Pagewood Maroubra

Joseph Ferrone Christian Brothers High School Petersham

Kieran Dalton St Dominic's College Kingswood

Kyle McIntosh St Patrick's College Sutherland

Nicholas Smyth Christian Brothers High School Lewisham

GIRLS 12 years

Emma Smith Stella Maris College Manly

Georgia Healey St John Bosco College Engadine

Hannah Bain All Saints College, St Peter's Campus Maitland

Kimberly Engesser Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill

Kira Hood Our Lady of Mercy College Cronulla

Mikayla Mestousis Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta

Naomi Scott Stella Maris College Manly

Nell Breslin Loreto Kirribilli

Penny Tahiri Catherine McAuley Westmead

Rylee Towell Mount Saint Joseph Milperra

13 years

Ali Thomson Marian Catholic College Round Corner

Cara Feain-Ryan St Johns College Woodlawn Lismore

Elly Gallagher Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills

Gabriela Mastroianni Stella Maris College Manly

Hannah Preeo St Mary's Star of the Sea College Wollongong

Joanne Skinner St Patrick's College Campbelltown

Krystal Maloney Marian Catholic College Round Corner

Lily Costello St Mary's High School Gateshead

Natasha Katsoudas Holy Spirit College Bellambi

Rose Davies St Pius X High School Adamstown

Tara Rigney Loreto Kirribilli

14 years

Amelia Carnovale Bethany College Hurstville

Amy Harding St Clare's College Waverley

Dominica Lucas Loreto Kirribilli

Ellyanne Slennett Stella Maris College Manly

Emily Hopper Loreto Kirribilli

Erin O'Bryan St Patrick's College Sutherland

Jaeger Withers Our Lady of Mercy College Cronulla

Lily Harding St Clare's College Waverley

Sarah Champley Mount St Patrick College Murwillumbah

Sophia Brinkman Stella Maris College Manly

Sophie Thorne Holy Spirit College Bellambi

16 years

Abbey Urwin Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill

Antonia Howard Loreto Kirribilli

Ashleigh Giddings St Mary's Catholic School Wellington

Ela Heiniger Mount St Patrick College Murwillumbah

Olivia Beck Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney

Rachel Mangan Loreto Kirribilli

Samantha Kavanagh Magdalene Catholic High Narellan

Sarah Marvin Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta

Sophie Heeney McCarthy College Tamworth

Sophie Maxwell Aquinas College Menai

17 years

Ainslie Bakker Trinity Catholic College Lismore

Alana Leabeater Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta

Amelia Gorman Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney

Carly Sawtell St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park

Claire Dedden St Mary's High School Gateshead

Claudia White Loreto Kirribilli

Gabrielle Vanderham Santa Sabina College Strathfield

Laura Cook St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie

Megan Isbester St Mary's College Gunnedah

Zara Nicholas Loreto Kirribilli

18+ years

Anna Bewley Hennessey Catholic College Young

Bethany Halmy St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga

Gabrielle Griffiths Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park

Jessica Vernon St Columba's High Springwood

Laura Malligan Newman Senior Technical College Port Macquarie

Lauren Wilson Marist Sister's College Woolwich

McIver Jamie St John Bosco College Engadine

Mia Dardengo Trinity Catholic College Lismore

Michaela Quinn St John the Evangelist High School Nowra

Rachael Jack St Patrick's College Campbelltown

Roslyn Mangulabnan Santa Sabina College Strathfield

Ashleigh Benham St John Bosco College Engadine

Brooke Cassar Holy Spirit College Bellambi

Brooke Langereis Mercy Catholic College Chatswood

Eleanor Raper Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney

Elese Gallen Bede Polding College South Windsor

Gretel Roche Loreto Kirribilli

Jessie Fleming Xavier Catholic College Ballina

Lilli Smyth John Paul College Coffs Harbour

Madi Roberts St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie

May Ledlin Mercy Catholic College Chatswood

DIVING - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Courtney Newell St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie Kaley Jarrett St Andrew's College Marayong Shantelle Sharma St Andrew's College Marayong Bree-Arn Lawrence Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Ellie Fox Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga

Hannah Hurst Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga

Claire McCaughey Xavier High School Albury Sharri Seccull St Andrew's College Marayong Olivia Keough Brigidine College St Ives

Claudia Felton Brigidine College St Ives Abigail Curtin Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Ellen Martin Cerdon College Merrylands Sarah Boyle Santa Sabina College Strathfield

Emily McKinnon St Andrew's College Marayong Sophie-Louise Sprod Aquinas College Menai Anna Power Santa Sabina College Strathfield Elise Cummins Santa Sabina College Strathfield

Lachlan Kellam Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Deniz Fuad St Andrew's College Marayong Eric Hammer St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie

Kosta Fedes Holy Spirit College Lakemba

NSWCCC Championships Report NSWCCC diving is always an enjoyable event. This year was no different with 32 divers representing several diocese and the emergence of a strongly competitive 12-13yr girls age group which bodes well for the future of CCC diving. There were also boys represented in the 13, 14 and 15yrs age groups for the first time, which if we can build upon this in the next few years, will see NSWCCC represented more diversely at NSW All Schools.

A special mention must be made to the 16 and 17+yrs girl’s age groups for their continued patronage and dedication. At this age level, the required dives become a lot more difficult and it is great to see the divers improving their skill level and degree of difficulty. Well done to the platform divers for their bravery and display of technical precision. I would like to encourage more divers to take up this challenge next year.

Once again, thanks must be given to Sue Milford SSA Diving Secretary for her work in creating data bases, spreadsheets, running the technical side of the event and refereeing. She performs the jobs of at least 3 people with ease. Thanks to the Diving NSW officials – Stan Pendall, Norma Holland and Allen Bull for their continued support of NSWCCC diving and welcome back Thomas Rickards, former NSWCCC diver, now coach of Santa Sabina.

Finally, thank you to the teachers of the schools involved, especially Stuart Guthrie (CGSSSA convenor, OLMC), Nathan Weaver (CCC manager, St Andrews) and Cath Gallagher (Santa Sabina) for their assistance on the day.

It is a great pleasure to convene this event each year and I look forward to increasing participation next year.

NSWCCC Diving Results

Rank Score Name 12 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 86.70 Courtney Newell (2000) St Josephs Regional School Port Macquarie 2 68.20 Kaley Jarrett (2000) St Andrew’s College Marayong 3 65.05 Shantelle Sharma (2000) St Andrew’s College Marayong 4 62.05 Madeleine Housego (2000) St Andrew’s College Marayong 5 55.45 Ellana Dillon (2000) St Andrew’s College Marayong 6 0.00 Brooke Guthrie (2000) St Peter Wyong (withdrew)

13 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 130.60 Bree-Arnn Lawrence (1999) Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga 2 114.65 Ellie Fox (1999) Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga 3 112.75 Hannah Hurst (1999) Wagga Wagga 4 92.05 Tyra Olsson (1999) St Andrew’s College Marayong 5 74.45 Amy France (1999) St Andrew’s College Marayong 6 58.15 Katie Power (1999) Santa Sabina College Strathfield 7 45.85 Laura La Motta (1999) Santa Sabina College Strathfield

14 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 0 0.00 Annalise Ianni (1998) Santa Sabina College Strathfield 1 214.60 Claire McCaughey (1998) Xavier High School Albury 2 177.00 Sharri Seccull (1998) St Andrew’s College Marayong 3 158.15 Olivia Keough (1998) Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga 4 146.45 Emma Mulholland (1998) St Andrew’s College Marayong 5 137.15 Madeleine Bates (1998) Santa Sabina College Strathfield 6 108.10 Leneen Marshall (1998) Xavier High School Albury 7 96.85 Laura McKinnon (1998) St Andrew’s College Marayong

15 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 144.95 Mia Holman (1997) Brigidine College 2 140.05 Claudia Felton (1997) Brigidine College 3 131.75 Abigail Curtin (1997) Broken Bay 4 126.90 Kashia Merlo (1997) Brigidine College 5 111.35 Paige Dean (1997) St Andrew’s College Marayong 6 71.40 Paige Loadsman (1997) St Andrew’s College Marayong

16 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 218.90 Ellen Martin (1996) Cerdon College Merrylands 2 156.65 Sarah Boyle (1996) Santa Sabina College Strathfield 3 152.35 Emily McKinnon (1996) St Andrew’s College Marayong 4 127.55 Caitlin Thom (1996) Santa Sabina College Strathfield 5 104.05 Hannah Dening (1996) Santa Sabina College Strathfield

17+ YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 217.75 Sophie-Louise Sprod (1995) Aquinas College Menai 2 216.95 Anna Power (1995) Santa Sabina College Strathfield 3 139.55 Elise Cummins (1995) Santa Sabina College Strathfield

OPEN GIRLS PLATFORM 1 175.80 Claire McCaughey (1998) Xavier High School Albury

13 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 121.30 Lachlan Kellam (1999) Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown

14 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 142.80 Deniz Fuad (1998) St Andrew’s College Marayong 2 124.70 Eric Hammer (1998) Diving North Coast

15 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 214.65 Kosta Fedes (1997) Holy Spirit College

OPEN BOYS PLATFORM 1 191.70 Kosta Fedes (1997) Holy Spirit College

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Nil

NSW All Schools Championships Report NSW All Schools is always a long but rewarding day for competitors, teachers, officials and volunteers. In 2012, NSWCCC had the maximum number of female competitors represented in all age groups on springboard as well as 4 individual boys on springboard, 1 male and 1 female diver competing on platform. All divers conducted themselves in an exemplary manner, supporting each other, training hard and competing in the spirit of the event.

Due to the expansion of NSWIS diving, it is ever difficult for our non-elite female CCC divers to place in the medals at All Schools, however, we had a strong representation in 4th and 5th places in extremely competitive events. Our sole medal, a bronze, was awarded to Kosta Fedes for his springboard event. Congratulations Kosta.

Special mention must go to Ellen Martin of Cerdon College who has been competing in NSWCCC diving since she was in yr 7. This year as a 16yr old, Ellen received her highest All Schools ranking, coming 4th behind 3 NSWIS athletes.

Unfortunately, no NSWCCC divers qualified for SSA in 2012 but I am confident as we continue to foster diving through schools, encourage our girls to come back each year and scout more male divers, NSWCCC will achieve well at this next level.

Once again, I need to commend the NSWCCC divers on their efforts and applaud the way in which they conducted themselves on the day. It is always a pleasure to manage and coach the divers and their schools should be extremely proud of them.

Anita Weaver Nathan Weaver NSWCCC Diving Convener NSWCCC Manager

BOYS FOOTBALL 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Anthony Abi-Arrage St Pauls Catholic College Greystanes Brendan Belsito Holy Spirit College Bellambi Marko Bozic Marcellin College Randwick

Fred Carosi Christian Brothers High School Lewisham

Gianluca D'amico Holy Cross College Ryde Brad Fiedler St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga Peter Kardasis Mount Carmel High Varroville

Johnathan Kontalis Marist College Kogarah

Chris Naumoff Aquinas College Menai Nicholas Olsen Marist College Kogarah Robbie Pasquale St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton

Mick Radas Marist College Kogarah Joshua Spina Holy Cross College Ryde Alex Thelwall St Joseph's College Banora Point Jacob Tratt St John's College Dubbo East

Manut Yuel De La Salle College Ashfield

NSWCCC Selections Report After a successful CCC Selection tournament in Bathurst a promising group of footballers were brought together to contest the titles against the Independent and Public School bodies at Miranda.

The selection tournament went smoothly in Bathurst with a massive amount of games crammed into the day and a half timeslot. While the games are crammed into such a short time frame, you are never going to be able to select the best players possible in correct structure as the game conditions are unrealistic when we then transfer the team to the tournament play at the next level where game times are normal. The stress, risk of injury and abnormal nature of our selection tournament remains problematic. The added issue of field and lighting that was less than ideal, also needs to be addressed. When we compare this to our main rivals the CHS who spread their tournament over a number of days playing normal game times, it is a miracle that we are able to compete against them. The fact that we are continually able to be competitive is a testament to the quality of our boys, the coaching staff and the preparation we have been able to put into the team. We continue to over achieve.

Students selected in NSW All Schools Team Chris Naumoff Aquinas College Menai

All Schools Report The 2012 NSWCCC Boys football team completed another successful and satisfying season on the way to the All Schools’ Championships this year.

The preparation time between the CCC and All Schools’ Tournaments was very short this year which made things even more difficult than normal. Nevertheless, the team was well prepared by the coaching staff with games against a combination of U20 and First team players from Kogarah and Western Sydney. The CCC team was more than competitive in both games. The games coupled with two further training sessions meant that we were as well prepared as possible for what lay ahead. The excellent spirit within the team and our efforts to get games and training venues was also pleasing.

The All Schools’ tournament itself at Miranda began with a hard fought match over the CHS 2 side with a 1-4 loss. The result did not reflect the match as we were more than competitive for long periods before being punished for a couple of lapses in concentration. As things turned out however, this supposed no.2 CHS side ended up as winners! We backed up the next morning with quality 2-1 victory over the CIS in a game we dominated yet could not quite put the opposition away. As usual, it all came down to the traditional “Final” against our nemesis and tournament favourites the CHS1. In another wonderful performance we completely outplayed our opponents dominating from the start in an emphatic 2-1 win. Although the title eluded us on goal difference as we again finished equal first, the team can be well satisfied with their performance.

Unfortunately, the expected and hoped for places in the NSW team again eluded us as we finished with only ONE out of sixteen players selected in the team, Chris Naumoff despite again defeating the CHS 1 team. The result was again extremely disappointing while acknowledging that the All Schools Coach should be able to select the players he wishes. Unfortunately, Chris then withdrew from the squad before the Nationals which does not help our 85 cause possibly due to his signing for Sydney FC. It is hard to argue as the NSW Team then went on to destroy all teams at the Nationals! As the coach is more than likely to continue to be a CHS person in the future, I feel that there is a need to invite him to our CCC trials so that perhaps he can see a little more of our boys and even get an input from him of players that are impressing him?

Despite this however, the team members can feel extremely proud of their achievements in finishing equal first. Both my assistants Dean Bertenshaw and Trent Worrall are to be congratulated on their input and support and I again look forward to working with them both to regain our title in 2013.

Again I suggest, as I have done previously, that perhaps the CCC needs to investigate the possibility of combining with the CIS to enter a team independent of the CHS in the Nationals who always seem to dominate selection in the state team. We need to explore other means to reward our worthy students with NSW and ultimately Australian selection and perhaps filling a slot vacated by other States and territories at the Nationals may be one way.

David Mamo NSWCCC Boys Football Coach

GIRLS FOOTBALL - 2011 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Alexandra Bellantoni Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Georgia Butt Marist Sister's College Woolwich Lina Clay Holy Spirit College Bellambi Claire Coelho St Paul's High School Port Macquarie Luseane Cook Stella Maris College Manly Madelaine Costanzo St John the Evangelist High School Nowra Ariane Demetriou Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Liana Dimaskos Aquinas College Menai Alana Humphries St John Bosco College Engadine Georgia Keen Trinity Catholic College Lismore Joanna Martino Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Cassandra Nader Domremy College Five Dock Alana Stikovic Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Natalie Tobin Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Laani Winkler-Harding Trinity Catholic College Lismore Eda Yakan St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong

NSWCCC Selections Report The NSWCCC selections were held at Bathurst on 28-29th May. This year for the first time we introduced a Goal Keeper trial before the main trial competition started.

This was very successful as it allowed the nominated Goal Keepers to show their skills, which they display in a trail game.

The carnival was well organised and went very smoothly. Trial games had started and selectors did not have names from at least 4 teams.

A good amount of time was allocated to Possibles and Probable game. There was also enough time to discuss the selection of the CCC Team while the finals and play off were being played.

Both teams were announced while everyone was still there and this meant that the selected girls were able to be acknowledged and congratulated.

Students selected in NSW All Schools Team Cassandra Nadder Doremy College Five Dock Ariane Demetriou Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Liana Danaskos Aquinas College Menai Joanna Martino Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Georgia Keen Trinity Catholic College Lismore

All Schools Report The NSWCCC team consisted of 16 girls from a number of schools across NSW. The competition was of a very high standard and the girls played extremely well, displaying great talent and good sportspersonship over the two days. It was a pleasure to be the coach of such a committed and enthusiastic team and it was fantastic to have 5 girls selected into the NSW All Schools Team.

CHS 2 defeated CCC 2 - 0 CIS defeated CHS 1 3 - 2 CHS 1 defeated CCC 2 -1 CHS 2 defeated CIS 1 - 0 CCC defeated CIS 1 - 0 CHS 1 defeated CHS 2 3 – 0

Overall Placings: 1st CHS 1 - 7 points 2nd CHS 2 - 7 points 3rd CIS - 5 points 4th CCC - 5 points

School Sport Australia Report Townsville, Queensland Wednesday 8th August – Tuesday 14th August 2012

The NSW team consisted of girls from variety of state, Catholic and independent high schools. The week long competition was tough and very intense with teams showing casing the best players from their state. NSW were undefeated throughout the competition and took out the championship. The highlight for the girls was winning 3-1 against their main rival - Queensland.

The girls were credit to NSW conducting themselves in a professional manner on and off the field. They displayed determination and goodpersonship during each game and deserved to win the Championship.

Congratulation to all the girls and in particular the following players who were selected into the Australian Schools Girls Team. (Names below)

A fantastic achievement. It was a pleasure to be the Assistant Coach.

Results NSW 1 defeated ACT 1 NSW 3 defeated QLD 1 NSW 2 Draw SA 2 NSW 6 defeated VIC 0 NSW 1 defeated WA 0

Overall Placings 1st NSW 13 points 2nd -SA 10 points 3rd VIC 9 points 4th ACT 6 points 5th QLD 6 points 6th WA 0 points

Congratulations to the following girls from NSW who were selected for the Australian Schoolgirls team

Georgia Rowntree NSW Kristi Pavlicevic NSW Stephanie Davis NSW Jessie Wharepouri NSW Lucy Metcalfe NSW Joanna Martino NSW Jemma Griffin NSW Georgia Keen NSW

Shadow Players 2012 Ariane Demetriou NSW Emily Usherwood NSW Clare Woods NSW

Daniel Watts NSWCCC Girls Football Coach/NSW Assistant Coach 2012

KNOCKOUT FOOTBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSWCCC KNOCKOUT FINALS Semi Finals Monday 27th August Junior (Years 7-10) Boys Semi Final One Christian Brothers’ Lewisham 4 defeated Trinity Catholic College Lismore 0

Junior (Years 7-10) Boys Semi Final Two Edmund Rice College Wollongong 1 v All Saints College Liverpool 1 after full time All Saints College Liverpool 6 defeated Edmund Rice College Wollongong 5 after penalties

Open Girls Semi Final One Trinity Catholic College Lismore 3 defeated Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich 1

Open Girls Semi Final Two Holy Spirit College Bellambi 2 defeated James Sheahan Catholic High School Orange 1

Open Boys Semi Final One St Francis Xavier College Hamilton 2 defeated Aquinas College Menai 0

Open Boys Semi Final Two St John’s College Dubbo 4 defeated Loyola College Mt Druitt 1

Grand Finals Tuesday 28th August Junior (Years 7-10) Boys All Saints College Liverpool 7 defeated Christian Brothers’ Lewisham 5 after a full time score of 2- 2 and a penalty shootout. Open Girls Trinity Catholic College Lismore 2 defeated Holy Spirit College Bellambi 1

Open Boys St John’s College Dubbo 4 defeated St Francis Xavier’s College Hamilton

The two days of the finals were played in prestige conditions at Seymour Shaw Miranda. The exceptional talent was displayed throughout the finals from all teams. Again a mix of both City and Country Colleges were represented. Games went down to the wire and the crowd was kept entertained.

A special thank you goes out to all coaches and managers for giving their time and effort to give students the opportunity to fulfill their football dreams and perform with their peers to represent their school at the highest level. To the schools support of the team, show by bringing students to fill the stand. To Kym Skerritt who has been busy behind the scenes ensuring all results and games are played to time and most importantly the students themselves who perform on the field.

NSW CHAMPION SCHOOL TOURNAMENT The winners of the Boys Open and Girls Open Division competed in the NSW Champion Schools Tournament to be held at Seymour Shaw Oval on Wednesday 5th September and Thursday 6th September 2012.

ROUND ONE CCC Vs CIS 5th September 2012 Girls Trinity Catholic College Lismore 2 (CCC) defeated Pymble Ladies College 1 (CIS)

Boys St Johns College Dubbo 5 (CCC) defeated v St Pius X College Chatswood 4(CIS) after penalties

FINAL 6th September 2012 Girls Westfields Sports High 6 defeated Trinity Catholic College Lismore 2

Boys Westfields Sports High 4 defeated St Johns College Dubbo 1

Aaron Poll NSWCCC Knockout Football Convener/SSCCC Diocese Representative

GOLF 2012 - ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Ethan Blackwell St Gregory's College Campbelltown Travis Smyth Corpus Christi Catholic High School Oak Flats Ruben Sondjaja Marcellin College Randwic) Bill Stocks John Paul College Coffs Harbour Owen Woodley Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Lily Baker St Paul's High School Port Macquarie Doey Choi Santa Sabina College Strathfield Tess Clarke Brigidine College St Ives Amelia Hickman John Paul College Coffs Harbour Lisa-Marie Jorgensen All Saints Catholic Senior College Casula Molly Lavercombe Cerdon College Merrylands Danielle Vasquez St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Isabella Woodley Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Madeline Woodley Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg

NSWCCC Selections Report Once again Camden Lakeside Golf Club provided the venue for the NSWCCC Golf Championships. The event is held over 27 holes for boys and girls that attend catholic schools in NSW. The strength of junior boy’s golf necessitated a handicap limit of 9 to ensure a manageable field size. The handicap restriction for the girls was 36. Perfect weather conditions greeted our players and with the rough cut much shorter this year the players had the opportunity to shoot low scores.

Travis Smyth who represented NSWAllschools at SSA in Adelaide last year shot an amazing 7 under par of 101 for the 27 holes. Travis won every match he contested in Adelaide and had a very successful season representing St. Michael’s in Div 1 pennants.. Runner up this year was Owen Woodley from Freeman Catholic College in Bonnyrigg. Owen shot 4 under 101. Owen and Travis will represent NSWCCC at the NSWAllschools Matchplay Championships at Blackheath in May.

The girl’s event in 2012 was won by Molly Lavercombe for the second time. Twelve year old Doey Choi indicated she may be a star of the future placed 2nd in her first NSWCCC event. Molly and Doey will be the girls matchplay competitors this year.

Net winners for 2012 were Will Barnett and Millie Hickman. The table below lists players invited to attend the NSW Allschools Championships which were held at Blackheath in the Blue Mountains - just west of Sydney.

A huge thank you to Sam and all the staff at Camden Lakeside for their hospitality. The course and facilities are first class and their professionalism in providing a rewarding experience for junior golfers I’m sure is appreciated by not only NSWCCC, but the players and their families as well.

NSWCCC STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

H' 3rd 3rd 1-9 10-18 1-9 10-18 Rn BOYS C 9 Gr. Rnk BOYS H'CP 9 Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. k Gr. P Gr. Pountney, J 3 38 41 41 120 20 Smyth, T 0 33 33 35 101 1 Woodley, Norbis, M 3 38 39 43 120 20 1 36 32 36 104 2 O Power, M 5 38 39 43 120 20 Kolar, D 2 36 37 36 109 3

Hartwig, C 6 42 39 40 121 25 Barnett, W 4 35 39 36 110 4 Blackwell, Wales, K 7 41 39 42 122 26 1 40 36 35 111 5 E Liddy, S 9 42 40 41 123 27 Hardy, K 3 36 40 35 111 5

Griffin, B 7 42 43 40 125 28 Stokes, B 4 36 39 36 111 5 Holmes, M 5 45 39 41 125 28 Waters, N -1 36 39 36 111 5 Stocks, B 2 41 41 44 126 30 Sondjaja, R -1 35 35 41 111 5 Rogerson, C 9 41 40 46 127 31 MacKay, J 3 39 35 38 112 10 Feltis, J 8 44 43 41 128 32 Palmer, B 3 37 40 37 114 11 Daley, B 6 41 41 46 128 32 Bentley, R 4 37 39 38 114 11 Bender, H 9 46 45 38 129 34 Pye, H 3 39 37 39 115 13 Alexander, Hickey, J 7 39 43 47 129 34 3 40 38 38 116 14 K Manning, B 7 44 41 46 131 36 Reale, D 5 38 40 38 116 14 Benkovic, McLean, M 2 38 43 50 131 36 4 40 39 38 117 16 B Francis, D 7 49 43 41 133 38 Bateman, T 1 41 37 39 117 16 Stocks, T 9 40 46 47 133 38 Inskip, D 4 38 39 41 118 18 Burgess, Z 9 52 43 43 138 40 Rajca, M 4 35 39 44 118 18 Brown, J 9 48 49 45 142 41 Denniss, J 2 40 42 38 120 20 Whatmough, L 9 55 41 47 143 42 Fiorenza, A 8 42 38 40 120 20

10- 1-9 3rd 9 GIRLS H'CP 18 GR. Rnk Gr. Gr. Gr.

Lavercombe, M 6 36 40 43 119 1

Choi, D 7 46 37 44 127 2

Jorgensen, L 5 44 46 38 128 3

Woodley, M 13 52 44 42 138 4

Baker, L 13 47 48 45 140 5

Woodley, I 18 49 45 47 141 6

Vasquez, D 19 49 57 45 151 7

Hickman, A 34 57 51 51 159 8

Best Boys Gross Best Girls Gross

Smyth, T 101 Lavercombe, M

NSW All Schools Strokeplay Championships Report Twenty two boys and 5 girls from NSW Catholic schools joined students from the Combined Independent schools and the 10 NSWCHS regions at Wentworth Falls Golf Club to contest the NSW All Schools Championships over 36 holes. The players’ scores from Camden Lakeside and Wentworth Falls are used to select the NSWCCC boys and girls teams that will attend the All Schools selection trials at Wyong late in June.

Unseasonal wet weather ensured many parts of the Wentworth Falls layout were very damp and necessitated preferred lies were local rules for the championship. Day one scores were higher than expected with no player breaking par on greens that were difficult to chip to as despite the wet conditions were still quite firm. Best of the CCC players were Ethan Blackwell from St. Greg’s Campbelltown, the ever consistent Ruben Sondjaja and fellow 2011 All Schools team mate Travis Smyth.

Wednesday’s scores separated a packed leaderboard with Sydney North player Harrison Endycott shooting an amazing 5 under par 65 to capture the NSW Allschools title aged only 15. John Paul College’s Bill Stocks stormed into contention shooting 2 under par 68 to secure a place in the NSWCCC team. Joining Bill in the CCC team this year are Ruben, Travis, Ethan Blackwell and Owen Woodley.

NEW SOUTH WALES ALL SCHOOLS INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS BOYS SCRATCH SURNAME NAME SCHOOL ASS. RD1 RD2 36 POS ENDYCOTT Harrison Asquith Boys CHS 71 65 136 1 WILLIAMSON Dale Barker CIS 71 70 141 2 DELANEY Jac Great Lakes Tuncurry CHS 72 71 143 3 PETERSEN Brayden Hunt Sp CHS 70 73 143 3 CHU Andy Bossley Park CHS 71 74 145 5 CONCEPCION Fidel Mitchell CHS 72 73 145 5 DAVIS Cameron Davidson CHS 73 72 145 5 MENZ Hamish Hunter Sp CHS 74 71 145 5 SMYTH Travis Corpus Christi CCC 71 74 145 5 WATTS Nick Trinity Grammar CIS 74 71 145 5 McDONALD Beau HunterSp CHS 75 71 146 11 SONDJAJA Ruben Marcellin Coll CCC 71 75 146 11 BLACKWELL Ethan St Gregs CCC 74 73 147 13 McLEOD Jack Nth Beach Christian CIS 71 76 147 13 MANN Nathan Tamworth CHS 73 74 147 15 STOCKS Bill John Paul Coffs CCC 79 68 147 15 MORRISON Luke Jesm.Callaghan CHS 73 75 148 17 BOOTH Grant Mitchell CHS 75 74 149 18 HOOKER Kristian Barker CIS 71 78 149 18 GALE Daniel Castle Hill CHS 72 78 150 20 HONG Jason Sydney Boys CHS 76 74 150 20 MAJOR Tom Orara CHS 74 76 150 20 BURY Benjamin St Pius CIS 77 74 151 23 CARMICHAEL Jack Port Hacking CHS 79 72 151 23 BORELAND Chase Kiama CHS 76 76 152 25 RADCLIFFE Lloyd Gosford CHS 75 77 152 25 SMITH Trent William Clarke CIS 80 72 152 25 WARREN Justin Picton CHS 76 77 153 28 YUAN Kevin Canley Vale CHS 78 75 153 28 ALEXANDER Kane St Gregs CCC 76 78 154 30 HOGAN Rob Hunter Sp CHS 76 78 154 30 POUNTNEY Jack John Paul Coffs CCC 79 75 154 30 NOH Isaac Homebush Bay CHS 78 77 155 33 BURNS Kurt Kooringal CHS 78 78 156 34 GULLIVER Hayden Maitland CHS 83 73 156 34 95

HOTENE Teina Keith Westfields CHS 80 76 156 34 McLEAN Mitchell Moruya CHS 82 74 156 34 BARNETT William St Jos Aberdeen CCC 76 81 157 38 KOLAR Daniel Marist Coll Page CCC 77 80 157 38 OLIVER Reece Hunter Sp CHS 76 81 157 38 PUNNETT Thomas Ulladulla CHS 79 78 157 38 WOODLEY Owen Freemans CC CCC 81 76 157 38 CLAPHAM Ben Bowral CHS 76 81 157 43 BAEK Sean Homebush Boys CHS 83 75 158 44 CARLSON Matt Moruya CHS 81 77 158 44 MATHESON Scott Bathurst CHS 77 81 158 44 McPHERSON Scott St Andrews CIS 77 81 158 44 TONKIN Jacob Southern Cross CHS 79 79 158 44 BROWN Nicholas Knox CIS 83 76 159 49 GERAGHTY Thomas Woolooware CHS 79 80 159 49 LEACH Zac Hunter Sp CHS 78 81 159 49 MONOPOLI Shannon Moruya CHS 74 85 159 49 AKSENOFF Mischa Oxley Coll CIS 80 80 160 53 NORBIS Mitch Bede Polding CCC 79 81 160 53 PARRY Ryan Trinity Grammar CIS 88 72 160 53 FORREST Dean Muirfield CHS 77 84 161 56 MacKAY Jordan Mater Maria CCC 80 81 161 56 REALE Daniel Marist Coll Pens CCC 85 76 161 56 CRIPPS Jayden Woolooware CHS 79 83 162 59 BOND Connor Kiama CHS 86 78 164 60 EADIE Ben Bulahdelah CHS 83 81 164 60 JONES Alex Wauchope CHS 82 82 164 60 STOKES Benjamin St Cath Sing CCC 82 82 164 60 WADDINGTON Harry Knox CIS 83 81 164 60 ZMIJEWSKI Ian Mitchell CHS 86 78 164 60 INSKIP Dean De La Salle Caringbah CCC 82 83 165 66 WEBB Hayden Billabong CHS 85 80 165 66 JONES Will Wauchope CHS 86 81 167 68 NEEDS Jake Saphire Coast CIS 84 83 167 68 PYE Henry Trinity Cath Coll CCC 87 80 167 68 PALMER Blake All Sts Maitland CCC 89 79 168 71 RAJCA Martin Patrician Bros Blacktown CCC 88 80 168 71 RYAN Jacob Cobar CHS 87 81 168 71 HART Brody Berkley Vale CHS 84 85 169 74 HORDERN Hunter Shore CIS 79 90 169 74 THEODORE Andrew Hills Sp CHS 85 85 170 76 WOODALL David Vincentia CHS 89 82 171 77 HARDY Kade All Sts Maitland CCC 87 85 172 78 ROBERTSON Matt Arndell CIS 85 88 173 79 BILLETT Luke Wollongong CHS 87 87 174 80 WIDDICOMBE Jordan Kiama CHS 86 89 175 81 FIORENZA Andrew All Sts Cath Col liverpool CCC 96 81 177 82 TAYLOR Jacob Warners Bay CHS 89 89 178 83 GULLIVER Nicholas Maitland CHS 89 90 179 84 KEOMOUNGKHOUN Harrison Westfields CHS 86 93 179 84 TISMA Lachlan Karabar CHS 92 87 179 84 WALKER Luke Hunter Sp CHS 93 100 193 87

The girls seemed to struggle at Wentworth Falls with very few players breaking 80 in either of the two rounds. Last year’s champion Shelly Shin won her second All Schools title by a one shot margin over Celina Yuan.

Best of the CCC girls were Molly Lavercombe, Doey Choi and Lisa- Marie Jorgenson. Madeline and Isabella Woodley will also compete in the NSWAll Schools trials at Wyong late in June.

NEW SOUTH WALES ALL SCHOOLS INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS GIRLS SCRATCH SURNAME NAME SCHOOL ASS. RD1 RD2 36 POS SHIN Shelly Carlingford CHS 76 77 153 1 YUAN Celina Canley Vale CHS 76 78 154 2 CHEON Elly Hills Sp CHS 83 75 158 3 SCHEETZ Michaela St George Girls CHS 79 80 159 4 GORTON Sheridan Wollumbin CHS 81 81 162 5 YOON Esther Hills Sp CHS 83 81 164 6 ELMASSIAN Elizabeth Wenona CIS 81 84 165 7 WIDARMA Jessica St George Girls CHS 81 85 166 8 LAVERCOMBE Molly Cerdon Coll CCC 82 86 168 9 LASKY Jessica St Catherine CIS 79 90 169 10 CHOI Doey Santa Sabina CCC 86 84 170 11 POKO Kura Westfields CHS 85 86 171 12 SMITH Tyla Lindisfarne CIS 88 84 172 13 GOADBY Chloe Ravenswood CIS 87 85 172 13 MacDONALD Tess Kotara CHS 88 85 173 15 SCHOEFFEL Vienna Bishop Druit CIS 91 85 176 16 HANCOCK Tegan Casino HS CHS 89 87 176 16 JORGENSEN Lisa-Marie All Sts Casula CCC 90 87 177 18 WOODLEY Madeline Freemans CC CCC 88 89 177 18 FENG Alison Abbotsleigh CIS 90 92 182 20 PEARCE Chloe Warners Bay CHS 96 89 185 21 BAIRD Brianna Mackellar Girls CHS 99 105 204 22 BROWN Maitlan Wingham CHS 116 92 208 23 BLEYER Amy Temora CHS 102 108 210 24 INGRAM Alisa Moorebank CHS 119 116 235 25 WOODLEY Isabella Freemans CC CCC 87 93 180

NSW All Schools Matchplay Championships NSWCCC was represented by Molly Lavercombe and Doey Choi in the matchplay championships. Unfortunately the girls were drawn to play each other in the first round. After skipping away to lead 3 up Doey looked to have the match sewn up until Molly’s experience showed through as she won 15, 16 and 17 to have the match all square standing on the 18th tee. A loose tee shot almost (1cm) out of bounds nearly handed the match to Doey however Molly recovered well to halve the hole and send the match down the 19th. Despite finding a hazard Molly had a 2 footer to save the match but it slid by giving Doey Choi from Santa Sabina Strathfield a berth in the second round against last year’s champion Shelly Shin.

A plucky performance from Doey enabled her hang in for 17 holes before losing 2 down to Shelly who went on to win the matchplay title for the second year in a row. Shelly completed a remarkable double by winning the Strokeplay and the matchplay two years in a row.Not bad for a girls in year 8!

Travis Smyth and Owen Woodley were the two CCC representatives for the boys matchplay. Both won their first round matches. Owen was pitted against 2010 All Schools representative Brayden Pertersen fron Hunter region in round two. Brayden was 4 under par as he clinically disposed of Owen 7/6.

Travis defeated Mischa Aksenoff 4/3 from CIS after a tight struggle in the quarter final. Travis then met Orara High School’s Tom Major in the semi final. Travis led 5 up through 8 holes and looked to have the match parcelled up but Tom won the 9th, 10th and 11th holes. A brilliant tee shot on the par three 12th hole with a tap in birdie steadied the ship and went on to win 4/3.

The other side of the draw saw All Schools Strokeplay champion Harrison Endycott defeat Brayden Petersen after being 2 down with 5 to play. Three birdies in a row enabled Harrison to seize the initiative and win 2/1.

Both boys were well under par in all their wins setting up an enthralling final between the two “in form” players of the event. In another high quality match Travis took the lead with an eagle and 3 birdies on the front nine. A double bogey at the short par 4 - 11th hole gave Harrison a glimmer of hope but following Travis’ undefeated matchplay run at SSA in Adelaide last year, his experience showed through as he closed out the match 2/1 to secure his first NSW All Schools Matchplay title.

Again thanks to the host clubs of Blackheath and Wentworth Falls who’s members give up their course for the week. A number of members also assisted with catering, course marshalling and ”spotting”. Nigel Black and Gary Chapman from CHS are also to be commended for their organisation of a very smoothly run event.

Jack Newton Shield Report 2012 saw the introduction of the Jack Newton Shield which was run in conjunction with the NSWAllschools Championships. The aim was to provide a pathway for students in the junior years of secondary school who were struggling to compete against Open aged athletes. Blackheath Golf Club was the venue and the short picturesque layout provided the opportunity for some of our younger players to shine. Catholic school players came from as far as Forbes in the west to Coffs Harbour in the north. Scores were hot with many players shooting well under their handicaps over the two days of the tournament.

Results from NSWCCC players were Millie Hickman John Paul College Coffs Harbour won the Yr 9 girls net Madeline Nurdi St Ursula’s Kingsgrove won the Yr 8 girls gross Brooke Conroy John Paul College Coffs Harbour won the Yr 8 girls net Jack Hickey John Paul College Coffs Harbour r/up in yr 9 boys gross Zac Haley Red Bend College Forbes won the day 1 net prize

In 2013 the event will move to Wentworth Falls which is a more difficult course and sure to provide a challenge for our younger players.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Travis Smyth Corpus Christi Catholic High Oak Flats

NSW All Schools Trials Report Sydney North hosted this year’s NSW All Schools Trials with over 100 players vying for selection in the boys and girls NSW All Schools Teams. Venues for event were Wyong Golf Club and Kooindah Waters – a relatively new “resort” style course which would prove a challenge to some of the state’s best junior players.

Day 1 and the inclement weather played havoc with the tournament and as some of the greens at Wyong became unplayable, organisers were left with no choice and had to cancel the days play reducing the selection trial to a 36 hole event with 18 holes at each of the two courses.

Scoring at Kooindah was difficult as the tough conditions ensured no players broke par and many reputations came to a watery grave on a course which proved as relentless as the rain. One nameless young lady racked up a 19 on one of the more difficult par 5’s and some players lost more than 10 balls in the first 9 holes.

Best NSWCCC Players this year were Travis Smyth, Ruben Sondjaja and Ethan Blackwell and Doey Coi who shot 83 on the opening day.

The NSW All Schools Team was announced and after winning the matchplay at Blackheath Travis Smyth was the sole NSWCCC player selected this year for the trip the Perth later in August.

School Sport Australia Report This year’s NSW All Schools Boy’s team was comprised of Ricky Kato (c) Northern Beaches Secondary College Travis Smyth Corpus Christi Catholic College, Oak Flats Harrison Endycott – Asquith Boys High School Jac Delaney Great Lakes College Dale Williamson Barker College Brayden Petersen Hunter Sports High School

Travis Smyth shot impressive rounds in difficult conditions of 72-72 place 2nd in the SSA Strokeplay competition at Melville Glades Golf Club. Two time winner team mate Ricky Kato with 74-75 placed 4th. Dale Williamson was the next best placed NSW player with scores of 75-81 which placed him equal 14th in the strokeplay competition. Harrison Endycott shot 81 – 76, Brayden 80 – 78 and Jac Delaney 86 – 86. The NSW team was able to edge out the local W.A. side to win the Dean Shakes Trophy for the best teams’ aggregate in the strokeplay over 36 holes. After a wet start to the morning Tuesday produced 4 seasons in one day at the sensational Mt. Lawley Golf Club as players contested the all important matchplay section of the competition. NSW’s first opponents were arch rivals Qld and after a slow start the boys overcame the northerners 5-1with Ricky, Travis, Jac Delaney, Dale Williamson and Brayden notching up confidence boosting wins in a surprisingly lopsided encounter. The afternoon match-up was against ACT and after another sluggish start the team prevailed 4-2 with Ricky, Brayden, Dale and Jac notching wins in a close tussle with a much improved ACT squad. The Educational Excursion took in a cruise down the Swan River followed by an interesting tour of the Fremantle Gaol after fish n chips on the wharf. The tour gave the boys great insight into the lives and hardships endured by prisoners in a gaol that could only be described as “primitive”.

Buoyed by their two wins the team were feeling confident heading into day two of the matchplay series. Another glorious day and another slow start as the boys struggled against an onslaught of birdies from the South Australian players, however, the boys soon found their “game” and at the end of the morning’s play had defeated South Australia 5 -1 with wins to Travis, Ricky, Dale, Harrison and Jac.

The afternoon match was against Victoria- a team that had struggled to find form through both the strokeplay and matchplay competitions. The Victorians were not concerned about reputations and soon the NSW boys were in trouble being down in 4 of the 6 matches at the turn. A rally on the back 9 enabled the team to prevail 3.5 – 2.5 with Jac Delaney proving rock solid playing at number 6.

The win enabled the boys to head into the final day undefeated. It seemed only a draw wit Western Australia would be enough to retain the title for the 6th time in a row. Two upsets worked in NSW favour and after all results were tabled NSW Boys had an unassailable lead heading into the last day. The final day and with the win in the bag the boys by their own admissions did not play well and were beaten 5.5 – 0.5 by W.A. Despite the loss the team were elated by their victory, Ricky Kato being in the winning team for the past 3 years doing an outstanding job as team captain. The School Sport Australia Merit team was announced at the presentation. Congratulations to Ricky Kato and Travis Smyth for their selection in the team. The boys are to be congratulated for the manner in which they conducted themselves during the week. They all contributed to the victories in the strokeplay and matchplay competitions. Obviously their golfing ability is of a very high standard. Captain Ricky Kato did an excellent job of ensuring that the boys bonded together as a team and supported each other throughout the week. At all times the players were respectful of their opponents, officials and managers. They were a credit to their families, their schools, their home clubs and of course to NSWAllschools Golf. It was a pleasure to be involved with such an outstanding group of young men. CHS convener Gary Chapman was very supportive of the NSW team watching all their matches and offering players advice between matches. Melville Glades, Mt Lawley and The West Australian Golf Clubs must be acknowledged for the manner in which they embraced the championships. Without this type of support from clubs and their members events of this nature just cannot happen. National Secretary David Seeley managed all the scores and results during the week without fuss. Congratulations and thanks must also go to the Carnival organisers from W.A. who ensured that the event was conducted smoothly and that the players had a rewarding experience.

Lionel Conroy NSWCCC Golf Convener/Manager/NSW All Schools Boys Manager

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HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT . U/16’S GIRLS Semi Final 1 Red Bend v Trinity Goulburn 1 - 1 Draw Penalty corners 4 – 1 Trinity Catholic College Goulburn

Semi Final 2 James Sheahan v Grafton 2 - 1 McAuley College Grafton

Final Trinity v Grafton Draw Penalty shots 2—0 McAuley College Grafton

1st place McAuley College Grafton 2nd place Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 3rd & 4th place James Sheahan Catholic High School and Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 5th/6th place MacKillop College Bathurst and O’Connor Catholic College Armidale Draw 7th place St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 8th place McCarthy Catholic CollegeTamworth 9th place La Salle Academy Lithgow 10th place Taree 11th place Gateshead 12th place St Pius X High School Adamstown

OPEN GIRLS Semi Final 1 MacKillop College v McAuley College Grafton Draw Penalty corners 7 – 0 MacKillop College Bathurst

Semi Final 2 La Salle Academy Lithgow v St John’s College Dubbo 3 - 0 La Salle Academy Lithgow

Final MacKillop College Bathurst v La Salle Academy Lithgow 2 - 0 Draw Penalty shots 3 - 2 La Salle Academy Lithgow

1st place La Salle Academy Lithgow 2nd place MacKillop College Bathurst 3rd/ 4th place McAuley College Grafton and St John’s College Dubbo 5th place St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park 6th place O’Connor Catholic College Armidale 7th place McCarthy Catholic Colege Tamworth 8th place Catherine McAuley Westmead 9th place Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 10th place St Francis Xavier’s College Hamilton

U/16’S BOYS Semi Final 1 McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth v Edmund Rice College Wollongong 3 - 0 McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth

Semi Final 2 Red Bend Catholic College v St Pius X High School Adamstown 4-0 Red Bend Catholic College Forbes

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Final Red Bend Catholic College v McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth 4-3 McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth

1st place McCarthy Catholic College Tamworth 2nd place Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 3rd/ 4th place Edmund Rice College Wollongong and St Pius X High School Adamstown 5th place St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 6th place St Clare’s High Taree 7th place La Salle Academy Lithgow

OPEN BOYS Semi Final 1 McAuley College Grafton v St John’s College Dubbo 4 - 0 McAuley College Grafton

Semi Final 2 St Edward’s College Gosford v Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 5 - 0 Gosford

Final McAuley College Grafton v St Edward’s College Gosford 6 - 1 Grafton

1st place McAuley College Grafton 2nd place St Edward’s College Gosford 3rd place Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 4th place St John’s College Dubbo 5th place O’Connor Catholic College Armidale 6th place St Francis Xavier’s College Hamilton 7th place La Salle Academy Lithgow

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Zachary Clark Trinity Catholic College Lismore Simon Colgrave McAuley Catholic College Grafton Matthew Dawson St Edwards College Gosford Nicholas De With St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton Thomas Dougherty McAuley Catholic College Grafton Isaac Farmilo McCarthy College Tamworth James Filewood McAuley Catholic College Grafton Ben Hanlan O'Connor College Armidale Jackson Harrison Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Robert McGuire MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale James O'Brien O'Connor College Armidale Alex Powell St Johns College Woodlawn Lismore Ryan Proctor St John Bosco College Engadine Mitchell Scotcher St Johns College Woodlawn Lismore

NSWCCC Selections Report A total of 32 boys attended the NSWCCC Open Boys’ Hockey selection trials at the Newcastle Hockey Centre on Monday, March 19, 2012.

Although numbers were down this year, possibly as a result of some confusion with the new on-line registration procedures, the quality was extremely high, and the resulting selected squad is one of the strongest groups in recent years. The squad this year will include three current or recent Australian All Schools players and a number of players identified through Hockey NSW talent programs.

As is always the case, the greatest debate surrounded the final few places in the squad, and a number of standby and non-selected players can consider themselves unlucky to miss a place in the squad, a reflection of the quality of the players available this year.

The convener of the selections would like to thank the players who nominated for selection, the parents who attend the trials and thereby provide essential support to their children; the selectors for their diligence and commitment to NSWCCC Open Boys’ Hockey; the staff of the Newcastle Hockey Centre (always helpful and supportive in every way); and Kym and Kathie, the Executive support from NSW CCC, who collate and organise all the arrangements necessary for this event.

Selwyn Gilmore NSWCCC Selection Convener

Tri-Series Report The 2012 Tri-Series between CCC, CHS and CIS took place at Olympic Park, Sydney on Monday 18th June. The standard of hockey was very high and all matches were competitive.

NSWCCC 2 v NSWCHS 3 Our first match was against last year’s winners and they came out fast scoring an early goal that saw us go 1-0 down. We then built momentum in the game and went to 1-1 with a goal to Robert McGuire. Although we dominated possession and field position we conceded two early in the second half. Led by Matthew Dawson and with a goal from Ryan Proctor we were right back in the game and could have easily won if it wasn’t for an outstanding match by the CHS Goalkeeper.

NSWCCC 6 v NSWCIS 2 Following CIS’s 3-2 victory over CIS we went into this match knowing that we needed to win by two goals to take the tri-series. We started well and opened the scoring with a well executed penalty corner. At half time we led 1-0 and knew that we would need to continue to attack in the second half. We got out to a 3-0 lead before they got one back and put the title in the balance again. From that point our attack stepped up and we sealed the Tri-Series with a 6-2 victory. Goal scorers: Dawson 2, O’Brien 2, Farmillo, Harrison

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All players selected were very good ambassadors for their schools and families and all mixed well. They all shared the workload on the field, demonstrated courtesy, respect, sportsmanship and excellent behaviour at all times during the day. Their contribution to the team was always positive and in doing so they were able to play hockey at the highest level.

Congratulations to the boys on a great performance and on finishing Tri-Series Champions 2012.

Students selected in the NSWCCC/CIS Hockey Merit Team Matthew Dawson St. Edward’s College Gosford Ryan Proctor St. John Bosco College Engadine Robert McGuire MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Isaac Farmilo McCarthy College Tamworth Mitchell Scotcher St. Johns College Woodlawn Lismore James O’Brien O’Connor College Armidale

Scott O’Brien NSWCCC Boys Hockey Coach

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NSWCCC Open Girls Hockey Team Ashlee Danvers McAuley Catholic College Grafton Andrea Gillard MacKillop College Bathurst Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Karlea Healy St John’s College Woodlawn Charlotte Jones St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East Amelia Leard La Salle Academy Lithgow Alex Mashman MacKillop College Bathurst Chloe Montgomery Trinity Catholic College Goulburn Alexandra Morrison Our Lady of Mercy College North Parramatta Danielle Rodda Trinity Catholic College Lismore Tori Scanlon Santa Sabina College Strathfield Hanna Shawyer Trinity Catholic College Goulburn Riley Smith St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Georgie Watson James Sheahan Catholic High School Orange Emily Williams La Salle Academy Lithgow Monica Zaouk Catherine McAuley Westmead

NSWCCC Selections Report This year Dioceses entered teams that consisted of either Open or under 16s. This reduced the number of 16's players but also gave more opportunities to the Opens to represent their diocese as well as the opportunity for transport as a team member instead of finding their own transport. From these teams selectors selected both an open and under 16 team.

Students selected in Open Merit Team Andrea Gillard, MacKillop College Bathurst Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Amelia Leard La Salle Academy Lithgow Alex Morrison Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Tori Scanlon Santa Sabina College Strathfield Riley Smith St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park

Tri-Series Report The team played in the Tri-Series on the 18th June. The team was coached by Nicole Danvers and managed by Bev Smith.

The team played very well but could not overcome the strong play of CHS who were the eventual winners of the Series. The players were a credit to their schools and state.

The team was undefeated in the round games and faced Queensland in the Final. The half time score was 1-1, NSW came out strong in the second half and the final score was 3-1 to NSW.

Congratulations to Nicole Danvers on her first appointment as a NSW All Schools Coach. Her professionalism and outstanding coaching ability helped the team to their outstanding result and achievement. Nicole is one of the NSW up and coming coaches who has a lot to offer the players and the sport of Hockey

Kate Hanna did an excellent job as Captain. Her encouragement to players on and off the field should be commended.

Students selected in the Australian Schoolgirls team Andrea Gillard MacKillop College Bathurst Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead

Bev Smith NSWCCC Girls Hockey Convener

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Cassandra Avery St Johns College Woodlawn Lismore Ashlee Danvers McAuley Catholic College Grafton Renee De La Motte Trinity Catholic College Auburn Mikala Fullmer St Mary's High School Gateshead Andrea Gillard MacKillop College Bathurst Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Katie Hayes St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Amelia Leard La Salle Academy Lithgow Georgina Mallon Loreto Kirribilli Kirribilli Kloe Mannering MacKillop College Bathurst Brittany Morrison Our Lady of Mercy College North Parramatta Tori Scanlon Santa Sabina College Strathfield Hanna Shawyer Trinity Catholic College Goulburn Riley Smith St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Murphy Thompson McAuley Catholic College Grafton Emily Williams La Salle Academy Lithgow

All Schools Carnvial Report The Team attended the NSW All Schools which were held at Erina. We had an outstanding result with 7 x CCC players selected into the All Schools team

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Merit Team Renee de la Motte Trinity Catholic College Auburn Andrea Gillard MacKillop College Bathurst Kate Hanna Catherine McAuley Westmead Amelia Leard La Salle Academy Lithgow

Bev Smith NSWCCC Hockey Convener

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Kiera Austin Mercy Catholic College Chatswood Kate Beudeker Our Lady of Mercy College Cronulla Sarah Clark All Saints College, St Peter's Campus Maitland Chelsea Durham St Patrick's College Campbelltown Claire O'Brien Bethany College Hurstville Braeden Quince St Patrick's College Sutherland Cassandra Radford St John Bosco College Engadine Emma Sculley Trinity Catholic College Lismore Terri Slater St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga Emma Stephenson Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney

NSWCCC Selections Report The NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 2012 netball selections were held recently at the Anne Clark Netball Centre Lidcombe. The 15 years trials were held on Tuesday 27th March. Ninety two females registered for the selections with 82 trialling on the day.

Selectors on the day were divided into 2 courts Court A Sam Dawes, NSWCCC Gaby Grahame, CNA Kristy Ivanoff, LaSalle Catholic College Bankstown Ann Richards, CNA

Court B Margaret Corbett, Netball NSW Lisa Filby, Santa Sabina College Strathfield Kylie Jordan, James Sheehan Catholic High School Orange Kim Archer, CNA

43 players were selected to proceed through to the final selections after lunch in which selector representatives from each court joined to elect the team. 10 players were then selected to make the NSWCCC team.

Jacinda Spicer NSWCCC Netball Convener

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Braeden Quince St Patrick's College Sutherland Cassandra Radford St John Bosco College Engadine Kiera Austin Mercy College Chatswood Claire O’Brien Bethany College Hurstville

All Schools Report This year we needed to work up quickly to become a team as we had a very short training period and not a lot of time to prepare. It didn’t take too long before this group of selected players became a team that was supportive of each other and united in their goal to work together , improve their game and hopefully win a few games.

Thirty four 34 girls attended the All Schools trial at Westfields Sports. There were 8 games played, with girls playing their 2 nominated positions during these games.

Another game was played as a possibles and probables game before the team was announced.

There were 3 selectors on the selection panel. The trials ran smoothly and were conducted in a professional manner.

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Netball Challenge During our first competition at the All Schools Challenge I think the girls surprised themselves with an excellent win over both the Combined High Schools team, and the Combined Independent School team, which gave us the points to take home the trophy.

Australasian Championships A very excited team of 10 girls, headed off to Adelaide maybe all a little nervous and unsure of what this would bring.

During the week of rounds every player had the opportunity to really show what we were there for and every player stepped up each time they took the court. Not one player took any of the games lightly and whilst we were able to mix up combinations and come away with good wins against Queensland and Victoria, the South Australian game saw the girls fight to get the win by 2 in the first game against them, this preparation would soon prove to be what we needed to compete in the final series as we went into this in first place.

Our semi final against QLD was won well by the girls and played in the spirit of the game.

We knew that SA were not going to give this final game away and that we were really going to have to keep control both mentally and physically to be in there with a chance. The girls went on strongly but the nerves were showing and we could feel from the beginning that this would be a game. SA really gave everything they had. However our defence was magic, continually turning over balls, the centre court players calmly did the job of bringing it down to the shooters, and the shooters finished it off in style making the most of every opportunity given to them to score. Every player participated in the final game. The girls gave the spectators a reason to be there with an incredibly exciting game and at times spectacular netball! In the end I think our girls had the edge on them mentally and after being down by ten in the first quarter we went on and come away as “Australasian Catholic Netball under 16’s Champions.”

Throughout the week the girls showed great sportsmanship and were proud ambassadors for their schools and netball. It was a great pleasure for Shirley and I to be a part of this team.

To Shirley Way, our fabulous manager, the girls and myself all loved your 24 hour care, how could we have done it without you! Thank you.

For the support from the spectators, Leanne, Megan, Lisa, Stewart, Karen, Gaby, Anne and the opens team, thank you. It was terrific having the extra hands with Megan and Lisa to enjoy the fun times with and share the caretaking on the adventure. Thank you to all who gave me the opportunity to be involved, I always learn so much from this fantastic experience.

Students Selected in the Australasian 10 Team Braeden Quince St Patrick's College Sutherland Cassandra Radford St John Bosco College Engadine Terri Slater St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga Claire O’Brien Bethany College Hurstville Sarah Clark All Saints College – St Peter’s Maitland (Highly Commended)

Kim Archer NSWCCC U/16 Coach

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Victoria Aoake San Clemente High School Mayfield Olivia Doyle Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Montanna Geyer Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Charlotte Jasprizza James Sheahan Catholic High School Orange Gemma Larkin St Clare's High School Taree Tenae Leitch Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Stephanie MacGougan Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Sarah Morosin Cerdon College Merrylands Courtney Richmond Terra Sancta College Schofields Kara Styles John Therry Catholic High School Campbelltown

NSWCCC Selections Report The Open NSWCCC Netball Trials were held on Wednesday 28th March. Seventy two players registered to compete, however, approximately 20 students did not arrive.

Court A Sam Dawes, NSWCCC Gaby Grahame, CNA Kristy Ivanoff, LaSalle Catholic College Bankstown

Court C Lisa Filby, Santa Sabina College Strathfield Kylie Jordan, James Sheehan Catholic High School Orange Margaret Corbett, Netball NSW

Due to the low number of players, after game 8 the two courts combined so players would not be as tired. After lunch 30 players were selected to trial. The selection panel was reduced to four. Ten players were selected to form the NSWCCC Open team.

The standard of play was excellent. All players are to be congratulated on their attitude and involvement in the selection process.

Things that went well included having first aid available all day on both days, the professionalism of the umpires, having enrolments and payments completed prior to selections, administration in the morning, canteen and food for selectors, facilities.

Jacinda Spicer, NSWCCC Netball Convener

Netball Challenge We competed at the All Schools Challenge in Sydney, where we had our first opportunity to play together as a team in a real competitive arena. Unfortunately Montanna Geyer was sick and unable to attend and Charlotte Jasprizza and Kara Styles were both injured during the day leaving the team low on numbers, but the girls tried hard and were very competitive with CIS losing by 4 and for the first half against CHS. However, the wheels fell off in the second half of this game where we lost by 12. A disappointing result but it definitely showed positive signs for our trip to Adelaide.

Australasian Championships We all arrived in Adelaide on Friday 21st September, except for Gemma Larkin who was attending her Year 12 Mass and Graduation Function, on this day, but would be joining us the next day. The girls were all excited and looking forward to the week ahead. The next day we had a training session (no Gemma) and took the girls to Mass in the evening. The opening ceremony was held on Sunday23rd September, we had a light training session in the morning, the only one where we had a full team, and then the Competition began.

During the week the girls played six games, finishing the rounds with 3 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw. The girls all tried hard but struggled to work together as a team. Over the week this gradually improved, with them displaying moments of brilliance and all girls showing their ability and the reason why they were selected, but unfortunately we were not able to do this consistently enough. All 10 girls were given equal opportunity to show what they could contribute to our team, with everyone getting court time in each of the round games. The inconsistency made it difficult to work out combinations as what would work in one quarter didn’t seem to in the next quarter, very 112 confusing from a coaching perspective, but the girls would all listen and take on board what I was asking them to do, they tried hard but I needed them to step up a level and this was difficult for them. I believe if we were given more time these very same players would have been able to deliver, because it was coming together in patches, just not consistently enough.

At the end of the rounds VIC finished 1st, NSW 2nd, QLD 3rd and SA 4th. We played QLD in the Semi Final, whom we had previously had a draw and a win against in the rounds, but it was always going to be a tough game, as the QLD team was made up of some very strong individuals and they were going to fight till the end for an opportunity to play in a final. It was a really close and tight fought game in which we were always behind but never by more than 5 goals. The girls tried their hardest and hung in really well, but just couldn’t get in front of a very determined QLD team and we lost the match 39-44.

On the final day of competition we had to play off for 3rd and 4th, a disappointing result and a difficult game to play, but to their credit, to the girls remained positive and prepared for the match as if it was the Grand Final. The first half was a tight struggle with SA hanging on, showing determination and spirit only allowing us to gain a small 3 goal lead. At half time I made a number of changes going back to our Semi Final 7 and the girls proved their worth dominating the 2nd half winning the game by 15. They finally played 30 minutes of consistent, strong netball as a team, showing me they definitely have the potential to be very good players and a strong team in the future given the opportunity. Congratulations to Victoria who went on to win the Grand Final by 25 goals. They were a very strong and talented outfit who finished the week as undefeated Champions.

The Open Team consisted of 10 young and relatively inexperienced individuals, who over the week learnt a lot, worked hard, learnt many valuable lessons, and really tried to step up a level and play at a standard of netball they hadn’t had the chance to before. Given more time they could have had the opportunity to really utilize their individual strengths and be able to come together as a team, on and off court. They were all nice kids who loved their Netball, wanted to be the best they could be, were able to own up to and see their weaknesses and know they have a lot to give and a lot to learn, and I wish them all well in their future endeavors on and off the Netball Court and I hope they are given the opportunity to achieve their dreams.

To Ann, for all her hard work feeding, washing, driving the bus and helping to care for the girls, thank you so much. We work hard but it is very rewarding and lots of fun. I really appreciate your care and support.

Thanks to Karen for all her efforts in looking after the girls and keeping them on the court. Your support of me and all the players is invaluable and much appreciated.

Thank you to Megan and Lisa, for coming and helping us wherever we needed. Also to Lisa, for representing us as a Selector, a difficult and thankless task. It was great to have Stewart join us in Adelaide, so thanks; we couldn’t play without your umpiring talents and thank you for the laughs.

Congratulations to Kim, Shirley and the Under 16’s on your efforts at the Championship and on your win in the Grand Final, making NSW the Australasian Catholic Netball Champions. Well done, you were all awesome and thoroughly deserved your success. Thanks to you for all your support, encouragement and friendship, it helps to make Catholic Netball a special experience for all of us.

Thank you, thank you, thank you Leanne for all your hard work before, during and after the Championship. Without your effort all of this would not be possible. Your support of the Association, Coaching staff and the players is greatly appreciated. You are the glue that holds us all together.

Students Selected in the Australasian 10 Team Kara Styles John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow Stephanie MacGougan Monte Sant” Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Sarah Morosin Cerdon College Merrylands Courtney Richmond Terra Sancta College Schofields (Highly Commended)

Gabrielle Grahame Open’s Coach

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Junior Championships Division Yellow Points Position Loreto Kirribilli 13 1st Our Lady of Mercy College Cronulla 13 2nd Mt St Bennedict College Pennant Hills 10 3rd Gilroy College Castle Hill 8 4th Stella Maris College Manly 6 5th St John the Evangelist High School Nowra 4 6th St Columba’s High School Springwood 2 7th John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow 0 8th Intermediate Championships Division Yellow Points Position Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 12 1st Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich 8 2nd Brigidine College St Ives 8 2nd Gilroy College Castle Hill 6 3rd Loreto College Kirribilli 5 4th St Joseph’s Catholic College Gosford East 3 5th Stella Maris College Manly 0 6th Senior Championships Division Yellow Points Position Brigidine College St Ives 14 1st John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow 9 2nd Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 9 2nd Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 9 2nd All Saints College – St Mary’s Maitland 7 3rd St Mary MacKillop College Tuggeranong 6 4th St John Bosco College Engadine 2 5th Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 0 6th Junior Minor Division Yellow Points Position Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park 16 1st St Paul’s High Booragul 14 2nd Carroll College Broulee 8 3rd All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar 8 3rd St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 8 3rd Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton 7 4th St John Bosco College Engadine 6 5th Hennessey Catholic College Young 4 5th San Clemente High Mayfield 1 6th Intermediate Minor Division Yellow Points Position St John’s College Dubbo 12 1st St Pius X High School Adamstown 10 2nd Our Lady of Mercy College Cronulla 8 3rd Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton 6 4th St Clare’s High Taree 4 5th Cerdon College Merrylands 2 6th Sacred Heart Central Cootamundra 0 7th Senior Minor Division Yellow Points Position Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich 14 1st St Clare’s High Taree 12 2nd Aquinas College Menai 10 3rd Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton 8 4th St Scholastica’s College Glebe 5 5th St Paul’s High Booragul 4 6th Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 0 8th Hennessey Catholic College Young 3 7th Junior Championships Division Green Points Position St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East 14 1st Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 12 2nd Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich 9 3rd Holy Spirit College Bellambi 8 4th Xavier College Llandilo 7 5th 115

St Mary MacKillop College Tuggeranong 4 6th Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 2 8th Intermediate Championships Division Green Points Position Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 12 1st St Mary MacKillop College Tuggeranong 8 2nd Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park 8 2nd Holy Spirit College Bellambi 7 3rd St Columba’s High School Springwood 5 4th Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 2 5th Daramalan College Dickson 0 6th Senior Championships Division Green Points Position Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 14 1st Santa Sabina College Strathfield 12 2nd St Francis Xavier’s College Hamilton 8 3rd St Joseph’s Catholic College Gosford East 7 4th Stella Maris College Manly 6 5th Loreto College Kirribilli 4 6th Holy Spirit College Bellambi 3 7th Mt Carmel High Varroville 2 8th Junior Minor Division Green Points Position James Catholic High School Orange 14 1st St Scholastica’s College Glebe 12 2nd Brigidine College St Ives 10 3rd St Mary’s High Gateshead 8 4th Sacred Heart Central Cootamundra 4 5th St Clare’s High School Taree 4 5th La Salle Academy Lithgow 2 6th Intermediate Minor Division Green Points Position St Scholastica’s College Glebe 10 1st St Mary’s High Gateshead 10 2nd Mt Carmel High Varroville 8 3rd Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton 6 4th Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 4 5th St Mary’s College Gunnedah 2 6th Hennessy Catholic College Young 2 6th Senior Minor Division Green Points Position St Pius X High School Adamstown 14 1st Marian Catholic College Griffith 5 5th St Mary’s College Gunnedah 3 6th St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton 12 3rd La Salle Academy Lithgow 0 7th Cerdon College Merrylands 13 2nd St Columba’s High School Springwood 8 4th McAuley Catholic Central Tumut 3 6th St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 12 3rd Junior Minor Division Blue Points Position St John’s College Dubbo 12 1st Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Kensington 12 2nd St Patrick’s College Campbelltown 8 3rd All Saints College – St Peter’s Maitland 8 3rd St Joseph’s High School Aberdeen 6 4th Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga 6 4th Merici College Braddon 4 5th St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga 0 6th Intermediate Minor Division Blue Points Position All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar 14 1st St John Bosco College Engadine 10 2nd MacKillop College Bathurst 8 3rd St Joseph’s High School Aberdeen 8 3rd Merici College Braddon 8 3rd Marian Catholic College Griffith 3 4th Xavier College Llandilo 3 4th San Clemente High Mayfield 0 5th 116

Senior Minor Division Blue Points Position MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie 12 1st Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton 10 2nd St Joseph’s High School Aberdeen 8 3rd St John the Evangelist High School Nowra 6 4th Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Kensington 4 5th St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park 2 6th Junior Minor Division White Points Position St Patrick’s College Sutherland 14 1st St Joseph’s Regional College Port Macquarie 10 2nd MacKillop College Bathurst 9 3rd Cerdon College Merrylands 9 3rd Santa Sabina College Strathfield 6 4th St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park 4 5th St Mary’s College Gunnedah 4 5th Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 0 6th Intermediate Minor Division White Points Position Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga 14 1st St Patrick’s College Sutherland 12 2nd St John the Evangelist High School Nowra 10 3rd St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 8 4th Carroll College Broulee 5 5th St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga 5 5th John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow 2 6th Senior Minor Division White Points Position Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg 12 1st All Saints College – St Mary’s Maitland 10 2nd All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar 6 3rd St Patrick’s College Sutherland 6 3rd Our Lady of Mercy College Cronulla 4 4th St Mary’s High Gateshead 4 4th Junior Minor Division Pink Points Position St Pius X High School Adamstown 12 1st St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton 10 2nd Aquinas College Menai 10 2nd St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 9 3rd Clancy Catholic College West Hoxton 6 4th Daramalan College Dickson 3 5th Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 3 5th O’Connor Catholic College Armidale 1 6th Intermediate Minor Division Pink Points Position Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg 14 1st St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton 5 Aquinas College Menai 8 James Sheahan Catholic High School Orange 5 St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 2 O’Connor Catholic College Armidale 2 St Paul’s High Booragul Senior Minor Division Pink Points Position St John’s College Dubbo 12 1st MacKillop College Bathurst 8 2nd Merici College Braddon 8 2nd Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga 8 2nd Carroll College Broulee 4 3rd Xavier College Llandilo 2 4th San Clemente High Mayfield 0 5th

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Intermediate Minor Division Purple Points Position St Patrick’s College Campbelltown 14 1st Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Kensington 12 2nd St Joseph’s Regional College Port Macquarie 10 3rd All Saints College – St Peter’s Maitland 6 4th Santa Sabina College Strathfield 4 5th St Joseph’s Catholic High School Albion Park 4 5th Trinity Catholic College Goulburn 2 6th La Salle Academy Lithgow 0 7th Senior Minor Division Purple Points Position Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park 12 1st Gilroy College Castle Hill 8 2nd James Sheahan Catholic High School Orange 8 2nd St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga 6 3rd Daramalan College Dickson 6 3rd All Saints College – St Peter’s Maitland 2 4th St Joseph’s Regional College Port Macquarie 0 5th

FINALS Senior Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College defeated Brigidine College St Ives 17-13

Intermediate Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College defeated Mt St Benedict College 13-11

Junior Loreto Kiribilli defeated St Joseph’s Catholic College 23-6

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Justin Aboumelhem Holy Cross College Ryde Zac Beecher St John’s College Woodlawn Nat Butcher Marcellin College Randwick Jayden Butterfield All Saints College St Jospeh’s Campus Lochinvar Ben Cassell Marist College Kogarah Jack Cogger MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Shane Coppins Patrician Brothers College Blacktown Sam Elliot St John’s College Woodlawn Vincennes Fialelei Patrician Brothers College Blacktown Jake Gallagher Marist College Kogarah Gabriel Hamblin Marist College Pagewood Jack Hawkins Marist College Pagewood Adam Keighran MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Keeden Kelly St Paul’s College Kempsey Brock Lamb All Saints College St Peter’s Campus Maitland Anthony Layoun St Paul’s Catholic College Greystanes Pifeleti Pifeleti Holy Cross College Ryde Alex Sama Patrician Brothers College Fairfield John Toso Patrician Brothers College Blacktown Joseph Tramontana Patrician Brothers College Blacktown

NSWCCC Selections Report During these Selection Trials each player representing their association were scrutinised for their ability to demonstrate an abundance of physical skills coupled with endurance, self discipline and determination to compete. Each match was played with a real sense of purpose and it soon became evident that the team chosen to represent NSWCCC 15 Years in 2012 would be highly competitive and would represent many of the association teams involved.

The task of selecting these representative teams was made easier by the willingness of key rugby league personnel to assist the representative team coaches in this formidable task. These selectors from NRL clubs as well as the NSW Rugby League Academy bring a wealth of experience and help validate the selection process. We thank them for volunteering their time and services in their already busy rugby league schedules to help maintain the desired transparency.

Pre-Carnival Preparation The NSWCCC Rugby League teams have the privilege of being able to compete at the National Championships under its own banner. This results in the need for thorough preparation and a strong focus to perform at the highest standard when representing NSWCCC in Rugby League. The preparation for the 2012 championships was systematic and meticulous. It initially involved the team coming together at Holy Cross Ryde where the Coach Brian Battese, Assistant Coach John McKnight and Trainer Michael Fisher put the players through their paces. A trial matches against the West Tigers Development Squad enabled players to build cohesiveness and teamwork prior to competing in Darwin.

The role of the NSWCCC Executive came to the fore in this preparatory phase. This executive has been instrumental in the ongoing success of the NSWCCC Rugby League in recent years. Under the skilled leadership of President, Nal Wijesekera, each member of the executive shares the desire and commitment to ensure that students in Catholic Schools playing Rugby League are given the very best chances of furthering their playing opportunities and ensuring all activities are conducted in a manner that enhances the image of Catholic Schools. The NSWCCC Presentation Dinner at St Mary’s Leagues Club was a clear example of the expertise this group demonstrates when promoting Rugby League in Catholic Schools.

In the final NSW section of the preparation, the team came together at Mulgoa on the Wednesday. In a camp situation the players were able to train, bond and form a closeness which would bring them together for the following week. It was here that a promising squad was moulded into a very fine team.

During this camp a number of crucial activities ensued:

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We established a common objective and a culture of success as we reflected on why NSWCCC teams have been successful in the past. We clearly defined the need to focus on team goals rather than individual aspiration and developed an appreciation of the opportunity presented through competing at a National Championship. We benefitted from the experience of successful people. The players were most fortunate to meet with current NRL players Mitchell Pearce and Mitchell Aubusson who spent hours with the team, sharing their experiences of representing NSWCCC and discussing the attributes needed to play at NRL and State of Origin level. We promoted personal and social development with talks on Social Media and Illicit Drugs. We established our Code of Behaviour and identified our responsibilities. We utilised the power of prayer and motivation.

The team travelled to Darwin on the Friday. The excellent response to the very early start confirmed each player’s level of responsibility. Check-in was super smooth thanks to Mrs Hawkins and soon many players were experiencing their first flight. Arriving in the Darwin heat confirmed the need to arrive early to acclimatise. We were greeted by Carnival Convenor Trent Nolan and were transported to Kormilda College, which became our base for the week.

Saturday was greeted by an early morning training session, followed by an exciting visit to the Crocodile Park. It was here that the boys gained a healthy respected for these animals as they had turns feeding some very large and very hungry reptiles. Our preparatory days concluded with the team attending Mass at the Darwin Cathedral. Here they were warmly greeted by the congregation and the recognition of their responsibilities as a member of a Catholic Schools team was further reinforced.

The Carnival Day 1: Sunday 24th June. The National Schoolboys Carnivals are an excellent promotion of all that is good in rugby league. It is one of the few times where all mainland states and territories converge in the name of this sport. As school retention rates do not impact on this age group, it truly does bring the best from all over Australia to play rugby league. Teams from all mainland states attended and the Opening Ceremony was a stark reminder that we were here for something special. All the preparation was over .. It was game on .. and what a game we played. The carnival convener was spot on when determining the best game to showcase opening day. Two relatively even teams put on a great display for the welcoming crowd and our well-deserved victory placed us in an excellent position to realise our week-long team goals. NSWCCC 28 (Tries: Anthony Layoun, Justin Aboumelhem 2, Jake Gallagher, Pifeleti Pifeleti Goals: Justin Aboumelhem 3, Brock Lamb)defeated Qld Maroon 22 (Tries: Jesse Savage 2, Kalyn Ponga, Izaia Perese Goals: Nicholas Udowika, Kalyn Ponga 2)

Player of the Match: Jack Cogger Players Player: Jack Cogger MVP: Joey Tramontana Coach’s Award: Pifeleti Pifeleti

Day 2: Monday 25th June. Breakfast, pool recovery, video session and team meeting held the first part of the day. This was followed by a trip to the large Casuarina Shopping Centre were we could relax in air-conditioned comfort with team mates and family members. It had been a high energy experience since gathering at Mulgoa and the down time was much appreciated by all. Later that afternoon we travelled to Richardson Park to see NSWCHS defeat Queensland by a similar margin to our victory the night before. That game was followed by the Players Dinner at the Sailing Club. This Players Night was an excellent social occasion.

All teams arrived in team dress and presented an impressive display. Ex-Australian Schoolboy and NRL player, Duncan McGilvray, presented a realistic insight into the opportunities available for the talented rugby league player and left each boy with the personal challenge of keeping his future and playing opportunities in the correct perspective. Day 3: Tuesday 26th June. The winner of this pool game gained the distinct advantage of playing the fourth-placed team in the semi-final. Stakes were high. Breakfast, Training Session, Rest & Relax, Team Meeting … a productive routine had been established. Players were responding to all requests and there was a great feel in the camp as we boarded the bus. The game would determine the premier NSW team for 2012 and it was a dominate performance by NSWCCC. It was this game that the boys clearly demonstrated that they did not only have the physical prowess, they also had in abundance the mental toughness needed to do well in a national tournament.

Game 2: NSWCCC 18 (Tries: Anthony Layoun, Pifeliti Pifeliti, Gabriel Hamlin Goals: Justin Aboumelhem 3) defeated NSWCHS 4 (Tries: Mark Griffiths)

Player of the Match: Gabriel Hamlin Players Player: Gabriel Hamlin MVP: Nat Butcher Coach’s Award: John Toso

Day 4: Wednesday 27th June. Winning the first two games resulted in the bonus of playing the winner from Pool B in the semi-final. While we would go into this game with a distinct psychological advantage, the focus was on not under-estimating the quality of the second Queensland team. The preparation was similar to the other days and the boys turned up to ensure that they took the opportunity to advance to the final. The 20-0 lead held at half–time defined the way we gained ascendancy and dominated proceedings. While the game did not match the same

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NSWCCC 28 (Tries: Pifeleti Pifeleti, Brock Lamb, Joseph Tramontana, Justin Aboumelhem, Anthony Layoun Goals: Justin Aboumelhem 4) defeated Queensland White 6 (Tries: Carter Auld Goals: Carter Auld) Player of the Match: Justin Aboumelhem Players Player: Justin Aboulmelhem MVP: Jake Gallagher Coach’s Award: Brock Lamb

Following the game, we borrowed the larger NSWCIS mini-bus & the players travelled to the Darwin wharf for dinner at Elios Restaurant. Again they undoubtedly demonstrated how they had grown as a team and as fine ambassadors when representing NSW Catholic Schools in public venues. The support they gave one of our players who had received sad family news was something that will remain with me for a very, very long time. We celebrated in public, we consoled as individuals, we prayed as a team in a mini-bus in the middle of Darwin. This was a team that continued to prove themselves to be very special .. and not just on a football field.

Day 5: Thursday 28th June. A sleep-in, breakfast, training at St John’s College, back to Kormilda and the afternoon with family members. It was designed to be a day of rest and relaxation with many going to the Wave Pool at Darwin Harbour. Later in the day we gathered as an entire group .. players, officials, family and friends at the Raging Bull Steakhouse .. to again share a meal and to give the officials a chance to thank everyone who had played a role in ensuring this tour was outstanding in every way and to present special awards donated by many NRL clubs.

Day 6: Friday 29th June. The probability of a NSW team defeating Queensland teams 3 times in the same week is remote, so we were certainly not over confident as we prepared for the final. Rather than rely on probability we utilised our positive mental attitude, durability and resolve to win. The basic toughness in the forward pack withstood an early Queensland barrage and the skill level of the talented backline provided the necessary points for victory. Winning was made truly exceptional because of the natural quality of the Queensland team. Led by our outstanding co-captains Jack & Joey, we took early control of the game, and, while Queensland continued to rally, our basic will to win and instilled discipline to stick to the well drilled game plan ensured the victory. Winning was truly a consequence!

NSWCCC 41 (Tries: Jack Cogger 2, Keeden Kelly 2, Pifeleti Pifeleti, Anthony Layoun, Jack Gallagher Goals: Justin Aboumelhem 6 Field Goal: Brock Lamb) defeated Queensland Maroon 32 (Tries: Izaia Perese 3, Keenan Palasia, Logan Spaander, David Pritchard Goals: Nicholas Udowika 3, David Pritchard)

NSWCCC Player of the Carnival: Jack Cogger ASSRLC Player of the Carnival: Joseph Tramontana (Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown)

The team had achieved the team goal .. winning the National Championship .. every team member had the gold medal .. and it only remained for individual honours to be awarded to players. Only 13 players would win selection to the Australian Schoolboys 15 Years Merit Team and it was with great pride that we acknowledged the selection of 9 players to this ASSRL team.

Congratulations to the following players on their selection:

1 NSWCCC 1 Anthony Layoun, St Paul’s Catholic College Greystanes 2 QLD Maroon 5 Kalyn Ponga, Mackay State High School 3 NSWCHS 3 Jesse Ramien, Gorokan High School 4 NSWCCC 3 Justin Aboumelhem, Holy Cross College, Ryde 5 QLD White 5 Bernard Lewis, Trinity Bay State High School 6 NSWCCC 6 Brock Lamb, All Saint’s College Maitland 7 NSWCCC 7 Jack Cogger, MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale 8 NSWCCC 8 Pifeleti Pifeleti, Holy Cross College Ryde 9 NSWCCC 9 Joseph Tramontana, Patrician Brothers College Blacktown 10 NSWCCC 10 Gabriel Hamlin, Marist College Pagewood 11 NSWCCC 13 Nat Butcher, Marcellin College Randwick 12 NSWCCC 11 Jake Gallagher, Marist College Kogarah 13 QLD Maroon 8 Michael Molo, Wavell State High School Brisbane

Conclusion This report hopefully reinforces the wonderful success and talents of the NSWCCC 15 Years team of 2012. They were able to achieve their goals and be victorious over the best schoolboys rugby league players in the nation and probably the world. Now it’s time to recognise those who contributed. Staff. Throughout the history of the NSWCCC Rugby League, we have been indeed been fortunate to have so many talented staff members in Catholic Schools who are willing to devote the necessary time and effort into melding teams to such an extent that winning almost seems consequential to energies spent in such preparation

121 and execution of plans and responsibilities. With my long term involvement in this association I truly believe that this year’s 15 Years team was endowed with team management who possessed a level of expertise and commitment second to none. At all times they carried out their responsibilities with the level of propriety that befits NSWCCC Rugby League and the many positive affirmations received from both players and parents in terms of how each player was cared for and afforded opportunities to actualise their personal goals was a true reflection of their personal and professional qualities.

In a seamless display of coaching and management talent these gifted staff members .. Coach Brian Battese, Assistant Coach John McKnight and Trainer Michael Fisher .. constantly displayed a sound knowledge of the game, crafted a thriving team ethos, constantly set manageable goals, instilled a good understanding and empathy for the game and its principles and focussed on those activities that are really important. Consequently they generated a winning mindset not only for the games, but as a complement of the players’ life. In turn they were rewarded with the players’ trust, self-confidence and a passion to responsibly adhere to team standards.

Players. Each player made an imposing contribution to the overall success and epitomised the team harmony and focus that characterises our NSWCCC teams and the team’s victory over opposition of such calibre spoke volumes as to the talent, courage and commitment that existed in this very special team. The pleasing factor is that the team did not simply rely on the reputation created by past teams but worked diligently to create its own winning identity.

At the National Championships the players continually proved themselves to be outstanding ambassadors for Catholic Schools and hence deserved every success that came their way. From the very first meeting at Holy Cross Ryde, the players’ spirit of co-operation in all organisational matters, their high level of professionalism, and their open and friendly attitudes made them a special group to be associated with. The result was the creation of a strong culture that embraced responsibility, performance and success.

It was a great pleasure to be with so many accomplished sportsmen touring at such an early phase of their sporting career. They provided us with so many lasting and positive memories. They too will have great memories. For all players to come home as national champions is a feat reserved for only 20 of thousands of players who choose to play rugby league at this age group. They should never lose sight or diminish the size of this outstanding achievement. For some this will be one of many significant moments in a career that should span NRL and even future state and national representation. For others it will be the best highlight of their rugby league career. However for all it was the beginning of ongoing mateship and sharing something special in their lives. I believe I was truly blessed in being able to share that experience. I sincerely thank them for their trust in team management and the efforts that resulted, and I wish them well in what should be a very promising future in all facets of life.

Parents. The support from parents leading up to and throughout the National Championship was most gratifying and their dedication required at this level of playing rugby league was definitely appreciated and was reflected in the performances on the field. They were an important element in contributing to team cohesion and ultimate success. The entire parent body were aware of their responsibilities in supporting the NSWCCC team culture and are sincerely thanked for their assistance in making this year such a memorable one in teams of meeting the off- field responsibilities and on-field support.

Conveners. A Championship of this status also deserves the best possible facilities and I believe that the Northern Territory Rugby League did a magnificent job - both on and off the field. They are to be congratulated on the playing surface that was made available to the visiting players and all other on-ground amenities were made available to make our stay enjoyable. Not only were the players made welcome but the many parents and visitors warmly accepted the stadium and its well-presented facilities. It was a pleasure coming to the venue each day to enjoy the facilities on offer. The size of the complex was ideal as it allowed noticeable crowd interaction and appreciation of the high standard of play. A true carnival atmosphere existed during the week.

Referees. The standard of rugby league played on each of the days not only reflected the high levels of coaching and management by the various associations, it was also made possible by the excellent standard of refereeing throughout the carnival. This also is seen as a development exercise and I thank the members of the various Referees Associations for their contributions in ensuring such a successful carnival.

Finally .. this year was a very special year in the history of the NSWCCC Rugby League. It was the first time that the 15 Years & 18 Years teams won both National Championships. It created lasting memories .. not only because of this unique feat .. but also because of the players, staff, parents and officials who made it happen!

Phil Tobin NSWCCC 15’s Team Manager

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Back Row: ADAM KEIGHRAN (MacKillop Catholic College, Warnervale), NAT BUTCHER (Marcellin College, Randwick), JAYDEN BUTTERFIELD (All Saints College, St Joseph's Campus, Lochinvar), SHANE COPPINS (Patrician Brothers' College, Blacktown), VINCENNES FIALELEI (Patrician Brothers' College, Blacktown), BROCK LAMB (All Saints College, St Peter's Campus, Maitland), KEEDEN KELLY (St Paul's College, Kempsey).

Middle Row: Mr MICHAEL FISHER (Trainer - St Mary's Cathedral College, Sydney), ALEXANDER SAMA (Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield), GABRIEL HAMLIN (Marist College, Pagewood), ANTHONY LAYOUN (St Paul's Catholic College, Greystanes), PIFELETI PIFELETI (Holy Cross College, Ryde), JUSTIN ABOUMELHEM (Holy Cross College, Ryde), SAM ELLIOTT (St John's College, Woodlawn), JAKE GALLAGHER (Marist College, Kogarah), Mr JOHN McKNIGHT (Asst Coach - McCarthy Catholic College, Emu Plains).

Seated: ZAC BEECHER (St John's College, Woodlawn), JACK HAWKINS (Marist College, Pagewood), Mr BRIAN BATTESE (Coach - St John's College, Woodlawn), JACK COGGER (Captain - MacKillop Catholic College, Warnervale)), JOSEPH TRAMONTANA (Captain - Patrician Brothers' College, Blacktown), Mr PHIL. TOBIN (Manager - All Saints College, St Mary's Campus, Maitland), JOHN TOSO (Patrician Brothers' College, Blacktown), BEN CASSELL (Marist College, Kogarah).

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18 YEARS RUGBY LEAGUE - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Rhys Armstrong Holy Cross College, Ryde Luke Brooks Holy Cross College, Ryde Bryce Cartwright Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Anthony Colman St.John's College, Woodlawn Bradley Deitz Holy Cross College, Ryde Adam Elliot St.Gregory's College, Campbelltown Sione Folau Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Halauafu Lavaka Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Matthew Lodge Terra Sancta College, Quakers Hill Chad McGill Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Nathan Milone Holy Cross College, Ryde Michael Morgan Marist College, Kogarah Mitchell Moses Holy Cross College, Ryde Pauli Pauli Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Paul Simona Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Chris Smith Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown Joe Stimson St.Gregory's College, Campbelltown Fosio Tatola Holy Cross College, Ryde Alex Thomas Marcellin College, Randwick Dallin Watene - Zelezniak Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown

There were a few expectations of this team before the team commenced its journey to defend the championship. Not only did we come into the championship defending our title, but we were also labelled as the team to beat by many people and their associates. We definitely had the strongest team on paper and we had to prove it on the scoreboard. The team came into camp on the Wednesday before the championships at Mulgoa, determined to back up what the Under 15’s did and what we did last year, and that was to be the champions for a second year in succession.

Our squad came together for two weekends prior for training at Holy Cross College Ryde and a trial game against Wests Tigers. Many thanks to Adam Taylor (Principal) for allowing us to use the facilities at Ryde. Our trial game was quite successful with us defeating Wests Tigers 32–26. (Tries: Sione Folau 2, Ryan Matterson, Alex Thomas, Halauafu Lavaka. Goals: Luke Brooks 2, Adam Elliot).

We settled in at T’s Tennis Resort, Port Macquarie on the Friday after a long 5 hour coach ride from Sydney. That night we had an opposed session against a local team in wet conditions. Thanks to Mark Nunnan (Deputy Principal, Newman Senior Technical College) for his organization with this and with many other things. On the Saturday, we spent some leisure time playing Lazer Tag followed by a training session in the afternoon and Mass in the evening.

With the draw the same as the previous year, we had the bye first up and our championships commenced on Monday when we took on QSSSRL. After NSWCHS defeated Queensland quite well the previous, we knew that the Queenslanders would come out all fired up to make up for their mistakes. However, the boys played well and although we had a slow start, we still managed to score plenty in the second half. Looking at the scoreboard, our attack worked quite well and our defence was excellent and we ran out victors 32-0.

After a great win we were focused on a big job ahead against NSWCHS. We started strong and kept that momentum going. Again, great defence mixed with good attack and we saw us take a 22 – 6 lead at half time. Unfortunately, the tide turned in the second half. Running into the wind and rain, combined with a 1-8 penalty count, we found ourselves only 4 points in front with 5 minutes remaining. Lucky we were able to hang on to win 22-18.

Having finished on top of our Pool we were drawn to play ACT in the semi final. ACT came out hard as we expected and kept the first half even, with CCC leading by 2 points. We were able to re-gather our thoughts during the half time break and came out in the second half a different team scoring two quick tries. In the end our team was just too strong and we ended up winning 34-16.

We progressed through to the final were our opponents were NSWCHS. The boys had a lot to prove and they were also determined to gain selection in the Australian Schoolboys team. We started the game well and were the first to score. Before we knew it, it was half time and we were up 22-0. Although we had a considerable lead, we knew that CHS were capable of bouncing back, and this they did with two quick tries, to only be 12 points behind. However, 124 our defence proved why we were the best in the tournament and CHS were unable to score again. We eventually went on to score two more tries to win the final 30-10.

The closing ceremony bought with it the announcement of the Australian Schoolboys team to play 2 tests. NSWCCC dominated selections gaining 10 of the 17 positions; Luke Brooks, Bradley Deitz, Mitchell Moses (Holy Spirit College, Ryde), Adam Elliot (St Gregory’s College, Campbelltown), Halauafu Lavaka, Chad McGill, Pauli Pauli, Paul Simona, Chris Smith (Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown), Matthew Lodge (Terra Sancta College, Quakers Hill).

Our squad should be congratulated for the professionalism on and off the field. Congratulations to the coaching staff Tim White, Dane McKay and Peter Burke for their commitment and success. A thank you is also extended to our external helpers in Mitchell Lewis and Lauren Gradwell and also to all parents/guardians for their support.

Monday 9 July NSWCCC 32 (Tries: Mitchell Moses 2, Adam Elliot 2, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, Nathan Milone, Luke Brooks Goals: Mitchell Moses 2) defeated Queensland 0 NSWCCC Player of the Match: NSWCCC 10 Chris Smith (Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown) NSWCCC Player’s Player: Mitchell Moses (Holy Cross College Ryde)

Tuesday 10 July NSWCCC 22 (Tries: Mitchell Moses, Halauafu Lavaka, Sione Folau, Anthony Colman Goals: Mitchell Moses 3) defeated NSWCHS 18 (Tries: Jordan Latham, Dylan Walker, Deejay Harris Goals: Dylan Walker 3) NSWCCC Player of the Match: NSWCCC 8 Matthew Lodge (Terra Sancta College, Quackers Hill) NSWCCC Player’s Player: Luke Brooks (Holy Cross College Ryde)

Wednesday 11 July Semi Final 1: NSWCCC 34 (Tries: Bryce Cartwright, Michael Morgan, Pauli Pauli, Halauafu Lavaka, Mitchell Moses, Nathan Milone Goals: Mitchell Moses 5) defeated ACT 16 (Tries: Jordan Martin, Sonny Tupuola, Eugene Rebsdorf Goals: Josh Baker 2) NSWCCC Player of the Match: Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown) NSWCCC Player’s Player: Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown)

Friday 13 July Championship Final: NSWCCC 30 (Tries: Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 3, Halauafu Lavaka 2, Luke Brooks Goals: Mitchel Moses 3)defeated NSWCHS 10 (Tries: Deejay Harris, Alex Johnston Goals: Alex Johnston) NSWCCC Player’s Player: Luke Brooks (Holy Cross College Ryde)

Australian Training Company ‘Player of the Final’ NSWCCC 7 – Luke Brooks, Holy Cross College Ryde Player of the Championship NSWCCC 6 – Mitchell Moses, Holy Cross College Ryde

Mr Chris Bettiol NSWCCC 18 years Rugby League Manager

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Back row: Chris Smith (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown), Joe Stimson (St Gregory’s College Campbelltown), Michael Morgan (Marist College Kogarah), Halauafu Lavaka (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown),, Sione Folau (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown), Pauli Pauli (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown), Matthew Lodge (Terra Sancta College Schofields), Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown.

Middle row: Brad Deitz (Holy Cross College Ryde), Luke Brooks (Holy Cross College Ryde), Rhys Armstrong (Holy Cross College Ryde), Paul Simona (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown), Anthony Colman (St John's College Woodlawn), Nathan Milone (Holy Cross College Ryde), Fosio Tatola (Holy Cross College Ryde), Alex Thomas (Marcellin College Randwick).

Front row: Mr Mitchell Lewis, Chad McGill (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown), Mr Dane McKay - Assistant Coach (St Paul’s College Manly), Adam Elliot (St Gregory’s College Campbelltown), Mr Tim White – Coach (Holy Cross College Ryde), Mitchell Moses (Holy Cross College Ryde), Mr Chris Bettiol – Manager (Loyola Senior College Mount Druitt), Bryce Cartwright (Patrician Brothers College Blacktown), Mr Peter Burke – Trainer (LaSalle Catholic College Bankstown).

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NSWCCC RUGBY LEAGUE REPORT 2012

It is a great privilege and honour for me to present to all our members the 2012 NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Rugby League Annual. The annual covers the year in review from the State Selection Trials, each association’s results and the National Championship results. A magazine such as this would not be possible without the dedication and effort of our Publicity Officer-James Clancy. James’ attention to detail and patience is reflected in the quality of this annual. This year I am proud to report as you will read has being the most successful year in the history of Catholic Schoolboys Rugby League.

The programs and pathways we are able to offer our students each year would not be possible without the support of our Principals. Their willingness to have their students involved in Catholic Schoolboys Rugby League enable us to run our programs and with the support of the NSW RL and ARLC. To all the teachers who give up their times to coach their teams and attend the various carnivals, I thank you for generosity and care.

The State selection Trials were this held at St Mary’s, thanks to the generous support of Warren Smith and the Board. We are extremely fortunate to have a world class facility for our students to display their talents during these trials. The Presidents Team again proved to be a very valuable initiative in our trials with a number of selections coming out of these teams.

This year at the Official Dinner during the Selection Trials we presented a Life Member’s blazer to Michael Lewis, for his wonderful contribution to NSW CCC RL over a very long period of time. Michael is a man of few words but he makes up for this with his undying passion and commitment to Catholic Schoolboys Rugby League.

At the ASSRL Championships are 15’s travelled to Darwin knowing that we had a very competitive team and our preparation had been excellent. They took this into the competition and went on to be undefeated Australian Under-15 Champions. Once again to Brian, John, Phil, Michael and Mark well done on getting these boys to perform to their best for the whole week. I especially like to congratulate you all and the young men for the manner in which they represented our Association.

This year the 18’s travelled to Port Macquarie with a new coach and assistant coach in Tim White and Dane McKay respectively. Like the 15’s they also went through the championships undefeated to claim the title for a second consecutive year. As a result of this 10 players made the Australian Secondary Schoolboys Team out of 17. I have no doubt if this was a touring year we would have broken the record of 11 selections from one Association. To Tim, Dane, Chris, Peter, Mitch and James well done on preparing the team and also getting them to play a great brand of footy.

The NSW Rugby League has been a great supporter of the NSWCCC RL and again has provided financial assistance in the form of a grant to promote rugby league in Catholic schools. The grant that they provide helps us to keep Catholic Schoolboy Rugby League going at the grassroots by channeling these funds to the various affiliated associations to assist with gear and levies. I would also like to personally thank Martin Meredith for his genuine support for our Association. Also to Andrew Hill from the ARLC, thank you for your support and assistance with all our programs. To all the staff at the NSW RL Western Academy and all the ARL Development Officers thank you for your help with running the CCC Cup this year. To Doug Keen thank you so much for taking the pressure off all our programs by organizing referees for all Catholic competitions.

Once again we have been extremely fortunate to have some very wonderful people and organization support us through some form of donation. To E Security, St Mary’s Leagues Club,Westend Constructions, I thank you for your generous support . I would also like to thank NSW RL Referees Associations and all NRL clubs for the support they have provided throughout the year.

The CCC Cup entered its second year and again we had record number of entries. This year we made a slight adjustment to the structure of the competition, after the Round of 16 the winning schools went into the CCC Cup and the loosing schools went into the CCC Plate. I would like to thank all the executive members for their dedication and professionalism they have displayed throughout the course of the year. To Anne-Marie Bissett [Secretary], Fady Ghanem [Treasurer], James Clancy [Publicity Officer], Mark Falkenmire [Country Vice President], Tim White [City Vice President], thank you. To all our General Committee, the convenors- Steve Hooper [Southern Country], Leon Robinson/Scott Asimus[Northern Country], David Credaro[Sydney Independents Catholic Colleges], Aaron McDonald [MCS] Vlad Kulish [CBSA] and Chris Duncombe [MCC] , thank you for the wonderful work you do at your association levels and contribution to NSWCCCRL.

As this very successful year draws to an end and we look back on these wonderful achievements, most notably, winning both 15’s and 18’s Championships for the very first time in our history, we must never forget that all this is a product of all that we stand for and the great work our schools put into to build, not just good rugby league players, but outstanding men.

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As we prepare for our next challenges and all the obstacles that get put in our way, I leave you with this, St Augustine said about faith and believing in what you stand for even when others try to cloud that belief;“ faith is to believe what you do not see; the reward of this faith is to see what you believe,” and my dear friends that never more evident than this year.

I wish you and all your family a very safe and loving Christmas and New Year period.

Nal. Wijesekera President NSWCCC Rugby League

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NSWCCC RUGBY LEAGUE CUP 2012

The second year for the CCC Cup went extremely well with some additions to the competition in 2012. To promote further competition for schools it was voted on that there would be two tiers after Round 8 with schools promoted to the plate series. This provided a greater opportunity for schools to display their talents whilst progressing further in the competition.

The Sydney Gala Days were held at Patrician Brothers College Blacktown and Holy Cross College Ryde. Over 20 Catholic schools in the Sydney metropolitan area competed in pools to provide a winner for each. Special thank you to Peter Ross and Tim White for their organisational skills prior to and on the day. The Southern and Northern Country Gala days were held in neutral venues to cater for the travel. Thank you to Steve Hooper (Southern) and Brian Battese, Leon Robinson and Scott Asimus (Northern) who organized their CCC Cup Gala Days.

Over the course of 5 months many competitive games were watched and many players demonstrated their athletic ability in this sport. Entertaining tries were scored, along with some brilliant defense to eventually lead to the grand final day held at St Mary’s Stadium under fantastic weather.

Thank you to all schools who entered the CCC Cup in 2012 and hopefully by providing this expansive competition it will allow schools to showcase their talent.

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SYDNEY GALA DAY POOL 1 & 2 RESULTS

FREEMAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE - 4 TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE - SCHOFIELDS 18 BONNYRIGG HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE - LAKEMBA 24 LOYOLA SENIOR HIGH - MT DRUITT 8 FREEMAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE - CLANCY CATHOLIC COLLEGE - WEST 8 10 BONNYRIGG HOXTON TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE - 22 HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE - LAKEMBA 18 SCHOFIELDS CLANCY CATHOLIC COLLEGE - WEST LOYOLA SENIOR HIGH - MT DRUITT 16 20 HOXTON FREEMAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE - 0 HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE - LAKEMBA 28 BONNYRIGG TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE - CLANCY CATHOLIC COLLEGE - WEST 22 6 SCHOFIELDS HOXTON FREEMAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE - 8 LOYOLA SENIOR HIGH - MT DRUITT 30 BONNYRIGG CLANCY CATHOLIC COLLEGE - WEST HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE - LAKEMBA 40 0 HOXTON TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE - 38 LOYOLA SENIOR HIGH - MT DRUITT 0 SCHOFIELDS PATRICIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE - 0 ST PAULS COLLEGE - GREYSTANES 20 FAIRFIELD GILROY COLLEGE - CASTLE HILL 20 ST COLUMBA'S - SPRINGWOOD 0 PATRICIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE - 10 ALL SAINTS COLLEGE - LIVERPOOL 12 FAIRFIELD ST PAULS COLLEGE - GREYSTANES 10 GILROY COLLEGE - CASTLE HILL 14 ST COLUMBA'S - SPRINGWOOD 0 ALL SAINTS COLLEGE - LIVERPOOL 20 PATRICIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE - 14 GILROY COLLEGE - CASTLE HILL 6 FAIRFIELD ST PAULS COLLEGE - GREYSTANES 24 ALL SAINTS COLLEGE - LIVERPOOL 12 PATRICIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE - 20 ST COLUMBA'S - SPRINGWOOD 0 FAIRFIELD GILROY COLLEGE - CASTLE HILL 12 ALL SAINTS COLLEGE - LIVERPOOL 22 ST PAULS COLLEGE - GREYSTANES 20 ST COLUMBA'S - SPRINGWOOD 0

Pool 3 & 4 Results ST MARYS CATHEDRAL COLLEGE - MARCELLIN COLLEGE - RANDWICK 42 0 SYDNEY MARIST COLLEGE - KOGARAH 16 ST EDWARDS COLLEGE - GOSFORD 20 ST MARYS CATHEDRAL COLLEGE - 16 MARIST COLLEGE - KOGARAH 22 SYDNEY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS - LEWISHAM 10 ST PAULS COLLEGE - MANLY 6 LASALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE - AQUINAS COLLEGE - MEANI 22 0 BANKSTOWN ST PAULS COLLEGE - MANLY 18 AQUINAS COLLEGE - MEANI 10 LASALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE - 14 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS - LEWISHAM 12 BANKSTOWN CHRISTIAN BROTHERS - LEWISHAM 12 AQUINAS COLLEGE - MEANI 16 LASALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE - ST PAULS COLLEGE - MANLY 20 14 BANKSTOWN ST EDWARDS COLLEGE - GOSFORD 4 MARCELLIN COLLEGE - RANDWICK 22 MARIST COLLEGE - KOGARAH 10 MARCELLIN COLLEGE - RANDWICK 6 ST MARYS CATHEDRAL COLLEGE - ST EDWARDS COLLEGE - GOSFORD 22 0 SYDNEY

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2012 CCC CUP SYDNEY GALA DAY POOL TABLES

Pool 1 P W L D B F A % GD Pts HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE - LAKEMBA- (POOL 1) 4 3 1 0 0 110 30 366.67 80 6 TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE - SCHOFIELDS- (POOL 1) 4 3 1 0 0 100 28 357.14 72 6 CLANCY CATHOLIC COLLEGE - WEST HOXTON- (POOL 1) 4 2 2 0 0 36 86 41.86 -50 4 LOYOLA SENIOR HIGH - MT DRUITT- (POOL 1) 4 1 3 0 0 54 90 60 -36 2 FREEMAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE - BONNYRIGG- (POOL 1) 4 0 4 0 0 20 86 23.26 -66 0

Pool 2 P W L D B F A % GD Pts ST PAULS COLLEGE - GREYSTANES- (POOL 2) 3 2 1 0 0 74 26 284.62 48 6 ALL SAINTS COLLEGE - LIVERPOOL- (POOL 2) 3 2 1 0 0 66 46 143.48 20 6 PATRICIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE - FAIRFIELD- (POOL 2) 3 1 2 0 0 44 38 115.79 6 4 GILROY COLLEGE - CASTLE HILL- (POOL 2) 3 1 2 0 0 52 46 113.04 6 4 ST COLUMBA'S - SPRINGWOOD- (POOL 2) 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 -80 0

Pool 3 P W L D B F A % GD Pts MARCELLIN COLLEGE - RANDWICK- (POOL 3) 3 2 1 0 0 70 14 500 56 4 ST EDWARDS COLLEGE - GOSFORD- (POOL 3) 3 2 1 0 0 46 38 121.05 8 4 MARIST COLLEGE - KOGARAH- (POOL 3) 3 2 1 0 0 48 42 114.29 6 4 ST MARYS CATHEDRAL COLLEGE - SYDNEY- (POOL 3) 3 0 3 0 0 16 86 18.6 -70 0

Pool 4 P W L D B F A % GD Pts AQUINAS COLLEGE - MEANI- (POOL 4) 3 2 1 0 0 48 30 160 18 4 ST PAULS COLLEGE - MANLY- (POOL 4) 3 2 1 0 0 44 34 129.41 10 4 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS - LEWISHAM- (POOL 4) 3 1 2 0 0 34 36 94.44 -2 2 LASALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE - BANKSTOWN- (POOL 4) 3 1 2 0 0 28 54 51.85 -26 2

COCHRANE CUP FINAL All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 36 def Aquinas College Menai 20

CCC PLATE FINAL All Saints College St Mary’s Maitland 34 def St Paul’s College Greystanes 18

Man of the Match Elliot Jennings, All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland

CCC CUP FINAL Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown 36 def Holy Cross College Ryde 10

Man of the Match Bryce Cartwright

NSWCCC Rugby League Charlie McGee Player of the Year Medal Luke Brooks, Holy Cross College Ryde

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U/16’S RUGBY - 2011 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Liam Antrobus Edmund Rice College Wollongong Kieran Bonin Holy Spirit College Corrimal Simon Cox Marist College North Shore North Sydney Josh Ellison Marcellin College Randwick Milad Ferris Marist College Eastwood Brodie Ford St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Nathan Ford St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Nathan Gittoes St Edwards College Gosford Jai Gunton St Matthew's Catholic School Mudgee Brock Hammond MacKillop Catholic College Lake Haven Katoa Havea All Saints Catholic Boys College Liverpool Scott Hogan Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Tyler Key John Paul College Coffs Harbour Kayne Kirby De La Salle College Ashfield Jack Malietoa Holy Spirit College Lakemba Spencer Patolo All Saints Catholic Boys College Liverpool) Sukamanu Raki Patrician Brothers' College (Blacktown) Jakob Sedgman St Peter's Catholic College (Wyong) Dietmar Sobczak Xavier Catholic College (Ballina) Callum Styles St John's College (Dubbo East) TongaTangitau Parramatta Marist High (Westmead) Topiese Jnr Taufa Marist College Kogarah (Bexley) Tristan Green Holy Spirit College (Bellambi)

NSWCCC Selections Report The 2012 rugby season has proved to be another excellent year in the development of the NSWCCC Rugby Union. In 2012 NSWCCC conducted one of the largest secondary schoolboy rugby selection carnivals in NSW and the initiative of our Diocese and Association coaches to support our selection carnival is most commendable. Congratulations to the teams below who excelled in their respective divisions.

Champions: Southern Sydney/Wollongong Runner Up: Metropolitan Catholic Colleges

The NSWCCC U16's & U18’s teams selected at Richmond produced sound performances against quality opposition in 2012.

This annual report contains a full record of the 2012 season and as convenor I would like to specifically thank the Executive of the NSWCCC Sports Association, NSWCCC Executive Officer: Kym Skerritt for her ongoing support of NSWCCC Rugby. I would also like to thank the dedicated coaching staff of NSWCCC teams; Chris Coleman & Shaun Killian (NSWCCC U16’s) and the General committee of the NSW Schools Rugby Union for their generous support of NSWCCC Rugby Union in 2012.

I would also like to acknowledge the support of Connect Fitness at UWS Hawkesbury, Christopher Hicks for his generous assistance in the preparation of the carnival, to Medics Australia and NSW Referees Association and the ARU Development Team for their invaluable contribution to the day.

RESULTS

DAY 1 Game 1 MCC 19 DEF CBSA 5 Game 2 STH SYD/WOLL 14 DEF BROKEN BAY 5 Game 3 MCS 25 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 7 Game 4 ARM/BATHURST 19 DEF CBSA 0 Game 5 BROKEN BAY 26 DEF LISMORE 14 Game 6 MCS 32 DEF PARRA 5 Game 7 MCC 26 DEF ARM/BATHURST 0 132

Game 8 STH SYD/WOLL 35 DEF LISMORE 7 Game 9 MAIT/NEWCASTLE 24 DEF PARRA 10

DAY 2 Game 10 LISMORE 29 DEF PARRA 5 Game 11 PARRA 7 DREW CBSA 7 Game 12 LISMORE 7 DEF CBSA 5 Game 13 ARM/BATHURST 17 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 0 Game 14 BROKEN BAY 15 DEF ARM/BATHURST 0 Game 15 BROKEN BAY 24 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 5 Game 16 MCS 7 DEF MCC 0 Game 17 STH SYD/WOLL 14 DEF MCC 5 Game 18 STH SYD/WOLL 14 DEF MCS 5

NSWCCC Selection Carnival Rugby Convener: Luke Wilson St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Carnival Manager: Chris Hicks St Dominic’s College Penrith U/16 Selectors: Chris Coleman All Saints College Maitland Shaun Killian Mater Maria College Sydney Mark Bos NSWRU Homebush NSWCCC Officials: U/16 Coach Chris Coleman All Saints College Maitland U/16 Assistant Coach Shaun Killian Mater Maria College Warriewood

NSWCCC Rugby Union would like to acknowledge the generous support and assistance of the following organisations and individuals who have been instrumental in the provision of NSWCCC Rugby in 2012.

The University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury The Staff & Supporters of Knox College

NSW All Schools Report The NSWCCC squad consisted of 23 talented players from all over NSW. The experienced Chris Coleman was Head Coach and Shaun Killian took on the roles of Assistant Coach and Team Manager.

The players attended a 3 day camp at Narrabeen Sports Academy where they were put through a variety and skills sessions and also used this time to work on a game plan for the Championships. This year the NSW Schools u16 Rugby Championships were held at Knox Grammar school on the 23rd and 24th of June 2012 whereby each team played 3 matches.

Round 1 of the Championships saw NSWCCC face a well drilled CAS team that dominated the breakdown and came out victors, beating NSWCCC 31-15. Round 2 saw NSWCCC come up against NSW Country. Unfortunately due to the loss against CAS in Round 1 NSWCCC were out of the running for the top prize, having to play against the Presidents B team for the Life Members Shield. It was an extremely well matched and physical encounter which ended in a 17 all draw, with both teams sharing the Life Members Shield.

Luke Wilson Shaun Killian NSWCCC Rugby Convener NSWCCC U16 Rugby Team Manager

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Brent Acreman MacKillop Catholic College Warnevale Jonathon Brown St Mary's Cathedral Sydney Lachlan Creagh St Johns College Woodlawn Lismore Jack Davies St Johns College Woodlawn Lismore Adam De Santis Marist College Eastwood Jack Ulu De La Salle College Ashfield Elliott Jennings All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland John Leger Trinity Catholic College Auburn Lelea Mautofu Trinity Catholic College Auburn Simeona Moelasi St Dominic's College Kingswood Jake Palermo St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Tim Poynting St Paul's Catholic College Manly Lachlan Ruskin St Dominic's College Kingswood Ben Ryan De La Salle College Cronulla Harry Suters St Paul's Catholic College Manly Patric Tatupu Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Sione Tonga Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Sione Utia-Katoa Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Andrew Walker Marist College Eastwood Jack Williams St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Jack Williams Mount St Patrick College Murwillumbah Trent Winterstein Loyola Senior High Mount Druitt

Champions: Metropolitan Catholic Schools Runner Up: Broken Bay

This annual report contains a full record of the 2012 season and as convenor I would like to specifically thank the Executive of the NSWCCC Sports Association, NSWCCC Executive Officer: Kym Skerritt for her ongoing support of NSWCCC Rugby. I would also like to thank the dedicated coaching staff of NSWCCC teams; Steve Mitchell, & Nic Lah and the General committee of the NSW Schools Rugby Union for their generous support of NSWCCC Rugby Union in 2012.

NSWCCC Selection Carnival Rugby Convener: Luke Wilson St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Carnival Manager: Chris Hicks St Dominic’s College Penrith U/18 Selectors: Steve Mitchell Marist College Eastwood Nic Lah Marist College Eastwood Simon Hackett NSWRU Homebush NSWCCC Team Officials: U/18 Coach Steve Mitchell Marist College Eastwood U/18 Assistant Coach Nic Lah Marist College Eastwood

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Acknowledgements NSWCCC Rugby Union would like to acknowledge the generous support and assistance of the following organisations and individuals who have been instrumental in the provision of NSWCCC Rugby in 2012.

The University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury, The Staff & Supporters of Knox College

RESULTS

DAY 1 Game 1 STH SYD/WOLL 36 DEF MCC 19 Game 2 BROKEN BAY 17 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 5 Game 3 MCS 27 DEF LISMORE/PARRAMATTA/CBSA 0 Game 4 MCC 27 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 24 Game 5 LISMORE/PARRAMATTA/CBSA 43 DEF STH SYD/WOLL 24 Game 6 MCS 24 DEF BROKEN BAY 12 Game 7 LISMORE/PARRAMATTA/CBSA 22 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 17 Game 8 BROKEN BAY 40 DEF MCC 0 Game 9 MCS 27 DEF STH SYD/WOLL 10 Game 10 LISMORE / PARRAMATTA / CBSA 33 DEF MCC 10 Game 11 MCS 30 DEF MAITLAND/NEWCASTLE 12 Game 12 BROKEN BAY 24 DEF STH SYD/WOLL 7

NSW All Schools Report Rugby continues to grow within the CCC as evidenced by the number of teams trialling form over the state. After the two days of trials, a team was selected to represent the CCC at The NSW Championships. It is pleasing to note, that the team was made up of mainly rugby players who already had the necessary skills and made coaching so much easier. Again it is disappointing to notice players from previous u16s teams who do not continue the pathway through CCC as they get poached by other associations.

The camp returned to Narrabeen this year and over the three days we spent together, the squad really developed and enjoyed the facilities that Narrabeen offers (most notably the Ice Baths). The boys also enjoyed an outing to Manly Oval to watch a local Shute Shield game between Manly and Eastwood.

Our first game against CHS on a wild and windy day at Hills Grammar saw us really put it to CHS and we were unlucky to be behind at oranges. We could not however, sustain this effort in the second half and a couple of late tries saw CHS defeat us by twenty odd points, in a result that did not really reflect the difference between the two teams. Our second game against ISA was a much closer affair in which we lost by one point after rejecting a shot at goal that could have won us the game. Our third game against GPS was also a close affair and in a nail biter, we eventually defeated them.

Unfortunately, none of our players were selected in the main NSW squads although Jonathan Brown from Sydney South was selected as a shadow player. Although seemingly disappointing from a CCC perspective, it was fair call as no other player really stood out more than others who were selected. What is obvious and was commented upon by the selectors, was the great team play exhibited by the team and how they had developed from the first game. I have no doubt that CCC has now been given the credibility they deserve and the fact that we can ‘match it’ with the top representative teams is testimony to this.

This year also saw the Australian Schools Rugby Union hold a forum in Brisbane to discuss issues that related to schools rugby. The first of its kind, it brought together a range of teachers and coaches from around Australia, Super Rugby representatives and the ARU to discuss rugby issues. From these discussions, a range of strategies have been put in place to try and deal with the issues raised. Some of the more prominent issues were:  Scheduling/timing/ coordination of matches ie test matches, national championships and selection trials  The role of ASRU and communication of the role to schools  The purpose, value and timing of the Australian championships  The ASRU school teams playing academies  Parity of games across competitions - focus on lower graded teams  The role of the gold squads and the impact of gold squads on schools and school programs  Coach education in schools and clubs  Promotion of the game  Duplication of elite programs within schools and what is offered by the ARU  Development and maintenance of rugby  State Union and ARU involvement at school level  Referee development and promotion  Support for rugby in non traditional schools

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Whilst this may seem an exhaustive list, it is not anticipated that the ARU Schools Association can address all these issues. The feedback and analysis generated at the Forum provided the ASRU with an opportunity to develop a Strategic Plan. The issues and suggested strategies from the Forum will form the foundation of such a Strategic Plan.

In conclusion, rugby at CCC level continues to grow and most importantly, students in Catholic Schools in NSW are finally being afforded the same rights as those in other associations. The challenge for us, is to get more CCC people involved at a state level, either as selectors or coaches to ensure that our players are represented at the selection meetings.

Luke Wilson Steve Mitchell Nick Lah NSWCCC Rugby Convener NSWCCC Coach NSWCCC Manager

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Nathan Byrne James Sheahan Catholic High Orange Dominic Charter Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Nathan Dickinson De La Salle College Revesby Michael Jennings Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Edward Kelly St John’s College Woodlawn Benjamin Livermore St Paul’s College Kempsey Kieran O’Leary St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Adam Ormerod Xavier College Llandilo Jay Schouten Mt Carmel High School Varroville Jack Shaw St Paul’s College Kempsey Nathan Skinner Xavier College Llandilo Timothy Wakefield Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill

For the fourth consecutive year, in order to maximise participants’ time on the diamond, it was decided to again dispense with the Possible/Probables game in the Boys section. This allowed teams to play each other twice, giving selectors ample opportunity to see the talent on display.

For the record, the Boys event was won by the Convener’s Team (5 wins from 6)

Thanks to a number of people: Cathy Kerr (Softball NSW) for her invaluable assistance prior to the carnival, and especially after the change of venue; Leanne Gearside, and her team of dedicated umpires; Kym Skerritt for her continued support and involvement; selectors Carol Deegan (Cerdon College, Merrylands), Andrew Kenneally (Corpus Christi, Oak Flat), Tracey Doyle (Macarthur Softball Association) and Cindy Patmore (Georges River Softball Association); and to those people who so willingly assisted with managing the three Convener’s teams (special mention should be made of the good folk from Parramatta who went above and beyond here in order to help out!)

Finally, a huge vote of thanks to Geoff Lowe and the members of Macarthur Softball Association who, with less than 24 hours notice, had their grounds wonderfully prepared for what turned out to be a very enjoyable day on the diamonds.

All Schools Carnival Report The 2012 Invitational Boys’ Softball Championship was held on Thursday, September 13, at Aquilina Park, Blacktown, (Olympic Park). Once again, NSW CCC and NSW CHS contested proceedings, playing three games against one another.

Following a late withdrawal, eleven boys formed this year’s squad, one of the oldest on record, with five Year 11 students and six Year 12’s. Geographically, the bulk of the side was from metropolitan Sydney, with only three representatives from regional New South Wales.

The first two matches were characteristically tight affairs. From the very first innings of Game 1, CCC matched their opponents with both bat and ball, and an early lead was established and maintained for almost the entire game. This was made possible by some solid batting, some outstanding defensive work, and aggressive pitching and base-running. Unfortunately, one or two indiscretions in the infield saw our opposition come up trumps by the narrowest of margins, 4 to 3.

In Game 2, circumstances were similar in that it was a very tight affair from start to finish. In a game that could easily have gone either way, CCC unfortunately found itself on the wrong side of a low 2-0 scoreline.

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Game 3 was a different story altogether, and we received a surprising 13-2 drubbing because nothing just seemed to work for the boys, which is just sometimes how it goes. Perhaps those who make the side next year need no other motivation than the memory of that game to fire themselves up when next the sides meet.

On behalf of the team, coach Andrew Kenneally and CCC itself, thanks must go to the parents for their obvious support, our hard-working umpires, the staff at Softball NSW and, finally, Mr Peter Zegiel (CHS Softball Convener) for his organisation of the day.

We look forward to the possibility of a two-day tournament next year which, if things go to plan, will involve a third team from Queensland. Stay tuned.

Peter Garty St Paul’s College, Kempsey Manager/Softball Convener.

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Sanchia Bright St Leo’s College Wahroonga Amelia Cudicio Brigidine College St Ives Alice Donohoe Cerdon College Merrylands Emma Iuliano Santa Sabina College Strathfield Abigail Lewis Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Natasha Markham Marian College Kenthurst Michaela McLennan Catherine Mc Auley Westmead Jessica Micallef Cerdon College Merrylands Laura Moorfield Xavier High School Albury Emma Lawrance Mt Joseph College Milperra Ashleigh Wright Mt St Joseph College Milperra Cassandra Wright Mt St Joseph College Milperra Liz Leipa (Umpire) Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills

NSWCCC Selections Report After an 11th hour change of venue due to conditions at BOP, this year’s trials were hosted by Macarthur Softball Association at Cowpature Reserve, Camden. Five Girls teams took part (two Convener’s teams, Broken Bay, Parramatta and SCC). Again, the more conventional format applied to the Girls, with each team having four games and a bye, followed by a set of situational drills for the Possibles/Probables time-slot.For th record, Broken Bay won the Girls section, being undefeated. It is also pleasing to note that, for the second year in a row, student umpire Liz Liepa, from Broken Bay, was successful at being judged ready for the next level of participation at the All Schools Selection Trials.

Students selected in NSW All Schools Team Amelia Cudicio Brigidine College St Ives Alice Donohoe Cerdon College Merrylands Cassandra Wright Mt St Joseph College Milperra Elizabeth Liepa (Umpire) Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills

NSW All Schools Report The 2012 NSW All Schools Girls Softball Trials, in which four teams participated, were held on Tuesday, March 13 at Blacktown Olympic Park. Yet again, the girls are to be complimented for their attitude and conduct. From the moment they gathered for training the day before, to the very last play of the day, they represented their schools and families in a very positive manner. I’m sure I speak for all involved when I say that it is a matter of pride, and a source of satisfaction, to be associated with them. For the record, NSWCCC, with 15 points from two wins and a draw, won this year's shield.

Thanks to Coach Carol Deegan (Cerdon College Merrylands) and Manager Jan McNairn (Holy Spirit College Lakemba) for all their time and effort. Once again, thanks to Peter Zegiel (CHS) for his efficient and effective organisation and co-ordination of the day. And finally, to the parents, who do so much for the sake of their children’s enjoyment of and participation in sport.

Students selected in the School Sport Australia team Amelia Cudicio Brigidine College St Ives Alice Donohoe Cerdon College Merrylands

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The 2012 NSWCCC Swimming Championships were held at SOPAC on Friday 30thMarch. There were some brilliant individual performances and a number of new records set. I must acknowledge the work and support of the Swimming NSW Officials, Helen and Ron from SDS, students from St Patricks Sutherland and Diocesan and Association staff who worked tirelessly to make it happen on the day.

The 2012 NSWCCC Swimming Age Champions were:- Age Name Diocese/Association 12 Boys Matthew Burke Southern Sydney 13 Boys Lachlan Kirkland Lismore 14 Boys Oliver Moody Maitland/Newcastle 15 Boys Matthew Pender Maitland/Newcastle 16 Boys Connor Shakespeare Maitland/Newcastle 17+ Boys Jake Baggaley Southern Sydney 12 Girls Katherine Lee CGSSSA 13 Girls Kiesha Bovill Broken Bay 14 Girls Nina Baker CGSSSA 15 Girls Jade Moody Maitland/Newcastle 16 Girls Elise Pidutti Maitland/Newcastle 17+ Girls Hayley Anschau Parramatta

The new NSWCCC Swimming Records set on the day were as follows:- Event Name School Time Age 15-16 Girls 4x50 Free Relay Monte Sant’ Angelo North Sydney 1.53.41 Int Girls 50m Fly Kate Lee Loreto College Kirribilli 29.45 14 Girls 50m Fly Meg Bailey St Pius X Adamstown 28.62 16 Girls 50m Fly Samantha Redman St Francis Xavier Hamilton 29.03 17+ Girls 200m Free Delainee Melia OLSH Kensington 2.08.76 Jnr Girls 200m Free Meg Bailey St Pius X Adamstown 2.08.82 Int Girls 12-14 Girls 4x50 Medley Relay Mt St Benedict Pennant Hills 2.13.83 Jnr Girls 15-16 Girls 4x50 Medley Relay Monte Sant’ Angelo North Sydney 2.08.86 Int Girls 400m Free Delainee Melia OLSH Kensington 4.29.89 Jnr Girls 400m Free Hayley Anschau Catherine McAuley Westmead 4.27.55 Snr Girls 50m Brst Oliver Moody St Catherines Singleton 32.65 14 Boys 50m Brst Carlee Millikin Loreto College Kirribilli 33.92 17+ Girls 100 Free Hannah Donaldson St Clares Waverley 59.85 15 Girls 100 Free Cameron Slaughter St Dominics College Kingswood 54.78 15 Boys Open Boys 6 x 50m Free Relay De La Salle Caringbah 2.47.21 All Age 50m Back Matthew Pender All Saints Coillege Lochinvar 28.85 15 Boys 200m IM Meg Bailey St Pius X Adamstown 2.22.56 Int Girls 100m Fly Kate Lee Loreto College Kirribilli 1.05.89 Jnr Girls 100m Fly Meg Bailey St Pius X Adamstown 1.03.88 Int Girls 100m Fly Samantha Redman St Francis Xavier Hamilton 1.04.67 Snr Girls 100m Brst Hannah Baldwin Stella Maris College Manly 1.17.06 Jnr Girls 100m Brst Carlee Millikin Loreto College Kirribilli 1.14.05 Snr Girls

We had around 900 swimmers from all Dioceses and Associations of NSW. The winning Diocese/Association after the day’s point score were as follows:-

Overall Diocese/Association 1st - Southern Sydney 2nd - Parramatta Boys Diocese/Association 1st - Southern Sydney 2nd – MCS Girls Diocese/Association 1st – CGSSSA 2nd – Parramatta

Thanks to a few who worked incredibly diligently to make this event happen. At the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships, all swimmers swam well and medalled with many personal best efforts. Thanks to Beth Conlon, Gillian Mendez, Sharon Gill-Andrews and Greg Malone who were team mangers for NSWCCC. Special congratulations to the following swimmers who set new NSW All Schools Records at the meet:-

Event Name School Time Age 200m IM Meg Bailey St Pius X Adamstown 2.24.55 Int Girls 800m Free Hayley Anschau Catherine McAuley Westmead 9.06.41 Open Girls 400m Free Delainee Melia OLSH Kensington 4.28.59 Jnr Girls 200m IM Oliver Moody St Catherines Singleton 2.18.36 Jnr Boys

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After this meet, a NSW team was selected for the School Sport Australia Championships which were held at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre in late July/ early August. The following were selected from NSWCCC for 2012:- Surname First Name School Diocese / Association Anschau Hayley Catherine McAuley, Westmead Parramatta Bailey Meg St Pius X High, Adamstown Maitland / Newcastle Bovill Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College, Tuggerah Broken Bay Caldwell Alicia Loreto Kirribilli CGSSSA Flannery Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo College, North Sydney CGSSSA Fowler Sam De La Salle College, Caringbah Southern Sydney Lee Kate Loreto Kirribilli CGSSSA McCarthy Shanice St Joseph's College, Banora Point Lismore Melia Delainee Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Kensington CGSSSA Millikin Carlee Loreto Kirribilli CGSSSA Miro Nicole Aquinas College, Menai Southern Sydney Moody Jade St Catherine's College, Singleton Maitland/Newcastle Moody Oliver St Catherine's College, Singleton Maitland/Newcastle Pidutti Elize St Paul's High, Booragul Maitland/Newcastle Roche Ryan Gilroy Catholic College, Castle Hill Parramatta Slaughter Cameron St Dominics College, Kingswood MCS Wilson Kate Mt St Patrick's College, Murwillumbah Lismore

Congratulations to the following swimmers who medalled at this prestigious event :- Meg Bailey 1st - 200 IM, 400 IM, 50 Fly, 100 Fly, 200Fly, 1st in 4x50m Medley Relay. Hayley Anschau 1st – 100m Brst, 2nd 200m Brst, 3rd – 400m Free, 800m Free, 1500m Free, 1st – 4x50m Free Relay, 4x50m Medley Relay. Alicia Caldwell 1st – 50m Back, 3rd – 50m Free, 1st – 4x50m Medley Relay, 4x50m Free Relay. Carlee Millikin 1st – 200m Brst and 50m Brst. Kate Wilson 1st – 50M Brst MC, 2nd - 4x50m MC Medley Relay. Bernadette Flannery 2nd – 200m Free and 50M Brst MC, 3rd – 200m IM MC, 1st – 4x50m MC Free Relay, 4x50m MC Medley Relay. Nicole Miro 2nd – 50M Brst MC, 3rd – 200m IM and 50m Fly MC, 1st – 4x50m MC Free Relay, 2nd - 4x50m MC Medley Relay. Elise Pidutti 2nd – 100m Brst, 200m IM 3rd, 2nd – 4x50m Free Relay. Oliver Moody 2nd – 100m Back, 100m Free and 200m IM, 1st – 4x50m Free Relay, 4x50m Medley Relay. Jade Moody 2nd – 200m Fly and 400m IM, 3rd – 4x100m Free Relay, 4x50m Free Relay. Kiesha Bovill 3rd – 50m Free and 4x50m Free Relay. Samuel Fowler 3rd – 100m Fly and 200m Fly. Delainee Melia 2nd – 400m Free, 3rd - 4x50m Free Relay. Ryan Roche 3rd – 200m Brst. Joshua Green 3rd – 50m Brst MC. Shanice McCarthy 2nd – 4x50m Free Relay. Kate Lee 3rd – 4x50m Free Relay, 4x50m Medley Relay. Cameron Slaughter 3rd – 4x100m Free Relay, 4x50m Free Relay.

I had the privilege of accompanying the NSW Swimming team with Sharon Gill-Andrews from Lismore Diocese for these School Sport Australia Championships to witness the strength of swimming in NSW. NSW were the dominant state at this event and what a fantastic group of young men and women represented us. Congratulations to all swimmers on their fantastic efforts and the tremendous way they represented NSWCCC in front of a national audience.

Thank you Chris Anschau NSWCCC Swimming Convener

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NSWCCC Swimming Results 2012

Event 1 Girls 12-14 4 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 1:57.08 2 Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 2:00.84 3 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 2:01.54

Event 2 Boys 12-14 4 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 MacKillop/St Pauls Port Macquarie 1:59.41 2 St Patrick's College Sutherland 2:01.56 3 Marist College Eastwood 2:01.80

Event 3 Girls 15-16 4 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 Monte Sant' Angelo College 1:53.41 Record 2 St John's College- Dubbo 1:54.44 3 St Patrick's College- Campbell 1:54.81

Event 4 Boys 15-16 4 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah 1:47.78 2 St Gregory's College Campbelltown 1:48.13 3 Marist College Eastwood 1:48.71

Event 5 Girls 17 & Over 4 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 Stella Maris College Manly 1:58.12 2 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 1:58.66 3 Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 2:00.35

Event 6 Boys 17 & Over 4 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 De La Salle College Caringbah 1:44.54 2 St Edward's College Gosford 1:46.37 3 Marian Catholic College Kenthurst 1:47.85

Event 7 Girls 12 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Beasley, Lauren St Patrick's College Campbelltown 29.89 2 Hood, Kira Our Lady of Mercy College Burraneer 30.13 3 Scullino, Madeline Aquinas College Menai 30.20

Event 8 Boys 12 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Mavrikos, Eric Marist College Kogarah 30.82 2 Foley, Thomas De La Salle College Caringbah 31.32 3 Dal Molin, Harrison St Pius X High School Adamstown 31.76

Event 9 Girls 13 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Bovill, Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 28.00 2 Scott, Ainslie Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 28.93 3 Philips, Lauren Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 29.26

Event 10 Boys 13 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Saddler, Zac St Patrick's Parish School Cooma 27.95 2 Tunks-Fletcher, Timothy St Paul's College Greystanes 28.43 3 Meacham, Nathan Carroll College Broulee 28.60

Event 11 Girls 14 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Melia, Delainee Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 27.90 2 Lee, Kate Loreto College Kirribilli 28.18 3 Incognito, Madalyn Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 28.56

Event 12 Boys 14 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 25.90 2 Nafarrete, Rupert De La Salle College Caringbah 28.05 3 Crocker, Bailey Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 28.23

Event 13 Girls 15 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Baker, Georgia St John's College Dubbo 27.75 2 Hokin, Michaela St Patrick's College Campbelltown 27.78 3 Donaldson, Hannah St Clare's College Waverley 27.88

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Event 14 Boys 15 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Slaughter, Cameron St Dominic's College Kingswood 25.56 2 Thresher, Stephen Lumen Christi Catholic College Pambula 25.68 4 Pender, Matthew All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 26.46

Event 15 Girls 16 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 27.37 2 McKewen, Charlotte Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 27.68 3 McCarthy, Shanice St Joseph's College Banora Point 27.87

Event 16 Boys 16 Years 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Deicke, Daniel MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 25.75 2 Fowler, Sam De La Salle College Caringbah 25.86 3 Morelli, Aaron All Saint's Catholic Senior College Casula 26.04

Event 17 Girls 17 & Over 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Caldwell, Alicia Loreto College Kirribilli 27.26 2 Pejkovic, Kaitlyn St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga 27.81 3 Richards, Lauren MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 27.86

Event 18 Boys 17 & Over 50 Metre Freestyle 1 Basalo, Jaiden Marist College Pagewood 24.79 2 Hope, Daniel All Saints College St Mary's Maitland 25.19 3 Kemmett, Kolby MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 25.23

Event 19 Girls 12-15 50 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Miro, Nicole (S10 Sb9 Sm10 Aquinas College Menai 34.32 2 McRobert S10 Sb9, Mia MacKillop College 36.63 3 Wilson, Kate S6, Sb6 Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah J48.52

Event 20 Boys 12-15 50 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Lloyd S15sb15, Julian Marcellin College Randwick 35.72 2 Weston S9sb8, Kieran O'Connor Catholic High Armidale 36.17 3 Green, Joshua (S7) De La Salle College Caringbah 40.90

Event 21 Girls 16 & Over 50 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Flannery S10 Sb9, Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 34.28 2 Freeman S14, Sandy Bede Polding College Windsor J39.00 3 Smith (S14), Katelyn St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford J39.66

Event 22 Boys 16 & Over 50 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Wickens (S6 Sb6sms), Reagan St Patrick's College Sutherland J35.94 2 Baker S7 Sb7 Sm7, William James Sheahan Catholic High Orange J39.73 3 Parker S15sb15, Thomas San Clemente High Mayfield J35.35

Event 23 Girls 12 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Lee, Katherina Domremy College Five Dock 33.26 2 Hood, Kira Our Lady of Mercy College Burraneer 33.36 3 Beasley, Lauren St Patrick's College Campbelltown 35.18

Event 24 Boys 12 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Gruppelaar, Wyatt Marist College Kogarah 34.28 2 Burke, Matthew Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 34.73 3 Kokokiris, Steven Casimir College Marrickville 35.02

Event 25 Girls 13 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Bovill, Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 31.38 2 Carr, Rhiannon Bethlehem College Hurstville 31.47 3 Farrell, Sheree Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 32.13

Event 26 Boys 13 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Ashkar, Joshua St Gregory's College Campbelltown 31.20 2 Capovilla, Nicholas Aquinas College Menai 31.48 3 Blakeney, Ben St Paul's Catholic College 31.78

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Event 27 Girls 14 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Lee, Kate Loreto College Kirribilli 29.45 Record 2 Chandler, Paige St Patrick's College Campbelltown 30.03 3 Mindham, Brooke Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 30.70

Event 28 Boys 14 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 28.72 2 Coleman, Mathew Casimir College Marrickville 30.01 3 Galletly, Cameron St John the Evangelist High Nowra 30.10

Event 29 Girls 15 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Baker, Georgia St John's College, Dubbo 29.79 2 Haines, Courtney St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 30.28 3 Youssef, Farrah St Ursula's College Kingsgrove 30.34

Event 30 Boys 15 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Pender, Matthew All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 27.90 2 Slaughter, Cameron St Dominic's College Kingswood 27.91 3 Thresher, Stephen Lumen Christi Catholic College Pambula 28.16

Event 31 Girls 16 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Bailey, Meg St Pius X High School Adamstown 28.62 Record 2 McKewen, Charlotte Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 30.26 *3 McCarthy, Shanice St Joseph's College Banora Point 31.03 *3 Grant, Jordana Nagle College Blacktown 31.03

Event 32 Boys 16 Years 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Biddle, Sam St Pius X High Adamstown 27.46 2 Irvine, Luke Marcellin College Randwick 27.79 3 Ashkar, Mitchell St Gregory's College Campbelltown 27.87

Event 33 Girls 17 & Over 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Redman, Samantha St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton 29.03 Record 2 Caldwell, Alicia Loreto College Kirribilli 29.07 3 Wilson, Lauren Marist Sister's College Woolwich 29.69

Event 34 Boys 17 & Over 50 Metre Butterfly 1 Hope, Daniel All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland 27.20 2 Basalo, Jaiden Marist College Pagewood 27.37 3 Kemmett, Kolby MacKillop/’St Pauls High Port Macquarie 27.46

Event 35 Girls 12-15 50 Metre Butterfly Multi-Disability 1 Miro, Nicole (S10 Sb9 Sm10 Aquinas College Menai 39.24 2 Wilson, Kate S6, Sb6 Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah 53.48

Event 36 Boys 12-15 50 Metre Butterfly Multi-Disability 1 Green, Joshua (S7) De La Salle College Caringbah J50.85 2 Weston S9sb8, Kieran O'Connor Catholic High Armidale J50.20 3 Bright (S6), Rohan St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga 1:07.10

Event 37 Girls 16 & Over 50 Metre Butterfly Multi-Disability 1 Flannery S10 Sb9, Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 41.71 2 Barlow S15, Sarah Mackillop College 42.11 3 Smith (S14), Katelyn St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford 48.68

Event 38 Boys 16 & Over 50 Metre Butterfly Multi-Disability 1 Wickens (S6 Sb6sms), Reagan St Patrick's College Sutherland 38.36 2 Baker S7 Sb7 Sm7, William James Sheahan Catholic High Orange J44.51 3 Parker S15sb15, Thomas San Clemente High Mayfield J39.65

Event 39 Girls 12-14 200 Metre Freestyle 1 Melia, Delainee Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 2:08.76 Record 2 Bigg, Caitlin Xavier Catholic College 2:16.06 3 Bovill, Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 2:16.18

Event 40 Boys 12-14 200 Metre Freestyle 1 Anderson, Dylan St John the Evangelist High Nowra 2:14.97 2 Cameron, James St Pius X High School Adamstown 2:16.85 3 Cooney, William Holy Spirit College 2:18.39

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Event 41 Girls 15-16 200 Metre Freestyle 1 Bailey, Meg St Pius X High Adamstown 2:08.82 Record 2 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 2:09.46 *3 Hokin, Michaela St Patrick's College Campbelltown 2:10.11 *3 Donaldson, Hannah St Clare's College Waverley 2:10.11 Event 42 Boys 15-16 200 Metre Freestyle 1 Morelli, Aaron All Saint's Catholic Senior College 2:00.86 2 Deicke, Daniel MacKillop St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 2:02.13 3 Webster, Matthew Edmund Rice College Wollongong 2:02.73

Event 43 Girls 17 & Over 200 Metre Freestyle 1 Anschau, Hayley Catherine McAuley High Westmead 2:11.80 2 Redman, Samantha St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton 2:12.02 3 McLaren, Hannah Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 2:13.00

Event 44 Boys 17 & Over 200 Metre Freestyle 1 Schwizler, Daniel All Saint's Catholic Senior 2:00.25 2 Bower, Zachary St Paul's High 2:01.89 3 Groeneveld, Taylor Patrician Brothers’ College 2:02.18

Event 45 Girls 12-14 100 Metre Backstroke 1 West, Rani St Pius X High School Adamstown 1:10.60 2 Burbridge, Taylor Marist Sister's College Woolwich 1:11.81 3 Sales, Kristen Mercy Catholic College Chatswood 1:12.62

Event 46 Boys 12-14 100 Metre Backstroke 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 1:06.30 2 Nafarrete, Rupert De La Salle College Caringbah 1:08.43 3 Gordon, Ben Marcellin College Randwick 1:09.48

Event 47 Girls 15-16 100 Metre Backstroke 1 Hopkins, Annabel St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford 1:08.49 2 McCarthy, Shanice St Joseph's College Banora Point 1:09.14 3 Moody, Jade St Catherine's College Singleton 1:09.22

Event 48 Boys 15-16 100 Metre Backstroke 1 Pender, Matthew All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 1:01.41 2 Hansen, Lachlan Rosebank College Five Dock 1:03.62 3 Vane-Tempest, Lachlan St Peter's Catholic College 1:04.56

Event 49 Girls 17 & Over 100 Metre Backstroke 1 Palu, Lucy Caroline Chisholm High School Glenmore Park 1:06.22 2 Caldwell, Alicia Loreto College Kirribilli 1:07.96 3 Redman, Samantha St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton 1:10.27

Event 50 Boys 17 & Over 100 Metre Backstroke 1 Basalo, Jaiden Marist College Pagewood 1:03.24 2 Baggaley, Jake Aquinas College Menai 1:03.47 3 Hope, Daniel All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland 1:04.50

Event 51 Girls 12-14 4x50 Metre Medley 4 x 50 Relay 1 Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 2:13.83 Record 2 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 2:14.92 3 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 2:15.85

Event 52 Boys 12-14 4x50 Metre Medley 4 x 50 Relay 1 MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 2:14.10 2 St Gregory's College Campbelltown 2:16.30 3 Marcellin College Randwick 2:17.43

Event 53 Girls 15-16 4x50 Metre Medley 4 x 50 Relay 1 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 2:08.86 Record 2 St John's College Dubbo 2:10.22 3 St Patrick's College Campbelltown 2:10.92

Event 54 Boys 15-16 4 x 50 Metre Medley 4 x 50 Relay 1 Marist College Eastwood 1:59.94 2 Marcellin College Randwick 2:05.35 3 Marian Catholic College Kenthurst 2:05.74

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Event 55 Girls 17 & Over 4 x 50 Metre Medley 4 x 50 Relay 1 Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 2:14.99 2 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 2:15.09 3 Santa Sabina College Strathfield 2:20.57

Event 56 Boys 17 & Over 4 x 50 Metre Medley 4 x 50 Relay 1 Marcellin College Randwick 2:02.17 2 Patrician Brothers' College 2:02.78 3 St Edward's College Gosford 2:03.62

Event 61 Girls 12-14 400 Metre Freestyle 1 Melia, Delainee Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 4:29.89 Record 2 McKenna, Samantha St John's College 4:46.70 3 West, Rani St Pius X High School Adamstown 4:47.44

Event 62 Girls 15-16 400 Metre Freestyle 1 Hopkins, Annabel St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford 4:35.25 2 Hokin, Michaela St Patrick's College Campbelltown 4:35.32 3 Moody, Jade St Catherine's College Singleton 4:35.93

Event 63 Girls 17 & Over 400 Metre Freestyle 1 Anschau, Hayley Catherine McAuley High Westmead 4:27.55 Record 2 Caldwell, Alicia Loreto College Kirribilli 4:27.57 3 Wilson, Lauren Marist Sister's College Woolwich 4:43.07

Event 64 Girls 12 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Lee, Katherina Domremy College Five Dock 40.49 2 Planinic, Katarina Cerdon College Merrylands 43.97 3 Scott, Naomi Stella Maris College Manly 44.01

Event 65 Boys 12 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Leui'I, Reihana Marist College Pagewood 41.19 2 Ford, Tim De La Salle College Caringbah 43.72 3 Reeves, Brandon St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 44.40

Event 66 Girls 13 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Baldwin, Hannah Stella Maris College Manly 35.55 2 Peterson, Brooke Catherine McAuley High Westmead 36.28 3 Scott, Ainslie Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 37.72

Event 67 Boys 13 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Kirkland, Lachlan MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 35.49 2 Herring, Declan All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 36.18 3 Grohala, Declan St Gregory's College Campbelltown 36.80

Event 68 Girls 14 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Mindham, Brooke Mt St Benedict College 35.81 2 McKenna, Samantha St John's College 36.17 3 Baker, Nina Monte Sant' Angelo College 36.37

Event 69 Boys 14 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 32.65 Record 2 Gaviglia, Astel Holy Spirit College Bellambi 33.67 3 Nafarrete, Rupert De La Salle College Caringbah 34.27

Event 70 Girls 15 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Everingham, Mekayla MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 35.64 2 Moody, Jade St Catherine's College Singleton 36.61 3 Ashby, Adelaide Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga 39.01

Event 71 Boys 15 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Hopper, Jacob St Francis de Sales College Leeton 32.99 2 Graham, James St Paul's College Greystanes 33.96 3 Sylvester, Daniel St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 34.25

Event 72 Girls 16 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 34.48 2 Martinoski, Madeline St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 34.99 3 Mapstone, Kaitlyn MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 35.11

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Event 73 Boys 16 Years 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Rizk, Elias St John Bosco College Engadine 32.31 2 Wong, Eric St Patrick's Marist College Dundas 33.21 3 Roche, Ryan Gilroy College Castle Hill 33.28

Event 74 Girls 17 & Over 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Millikin, Carlee Loreto College Kirribilli 33.92 Record 2 Anschau, Hayley Catherine McAuley High Westmead 35.82 3 Owen, Christie Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 36.66

Event 75 Boys 17 & Over 50 Metre Breaststroke 1 Baggaley, Jake Aquinas College Menai 31.59 2 Disalvo, Sam Marcellin College Randwick 31.80 3 Stone, Mitchell Marist College Pagewood 32.14

Event 76 Girls 12-15 50 Metre Breaststroke Multi-Disability 1 Wilson, Kate S6, Sb6 Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah J53.69 2 Miro, Nicole (S10 Sb9 Sm10 Aquinas College Menai J45.67 3 McRobert S10 Sb9, Mia MacKillop College J48.66

Event 77 Boys 12-15 50 Metre Breaststroke Multi-Disability 1 Green, Joshua (S7) De La Salle College Caringbah 56.72 2 Bright (S6), Rohan St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga 1:00.47 3 Allan S7, Gordon Patrician Brothers’ College 1:29.68

Event 78 Girls 16 & Over 50 Metre Breaststroke Multi-Disability 1 Flannery S10 Sb9, Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 46.88 2 Smith (S14), Katelyn St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford J52.79 3 Barlow S15, Sarah MacKillop College J50.64

Event 79 Boys 16 & Over 50 Metre Breaststroke Multi-Disability 1 Baker S7 Sb7 Sm7, William James Sheahan Catholic High Orange J54.60 2 Wickens (S6 Sb6sms), Reagan St Patrick's College Sutherland J56.21 3 Banks, S14 Koby Holy Spirit College Bellambi J49.92

Event 80 Girls 12 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Beasley, Lauren St Patrick's College Campbelltown 1:05.39 2 Booth, Keeley St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford 1:06.75 3 Hood, Kira Our Lady of Mercy College Burraneer 1:07.43

Event 81 Boys 12 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Evans, Jake St John Bosco College Engadine 1:10.43 2 Yerbury, Aaron De La Salle College 1:10.77 3 Burke, Matthew Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 1:12.60

Event 82 Girls 13 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Bovill, Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 1:02.16 2 Rebecchi, Gabrielle Marist Sister's College Woolwich 1:04.81 3 Farrell, Sheree Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 1:05.03

Event 83 Boys 13 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Tunks-Fletcher, Timothy St Paul's College Greystanes 1:02.80 2 Anderson, Dylan St John the Evangelist High Nowra 1:03.24 3 Everingham, Mitchell MacKillop/St Paul’s Port Macquarie 1:03.26

Event 84 Girls 14 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Melia, Delainee Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Kensington 1:00.10 2 Incognito, Madalyn Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 1:01.61 3 Baker, Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 1:01.83

Event 85 Boys 14 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 57.19 2 Coleman, Mathew Casimir College Marrickville 1:01.94 3 Sturley, Zachery St Joseph's Catholic High East Gosford 1:02.02

Event 86 Girls 15 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Donaldson, Hannah St Clare's College Waverley 59.85 Record 2 Baker, Georgia St John's College Dubbo 1:00.18 3 Youssef, Farrah St Ursula's College Kingsgrove 1:00.44

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Event 87 Boys 15 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Slaughter, Cameron St Dominic's College Kingswood 54.78 Record 2 Thresher, Stephen Lumen Christi Catholic College Pambula 56.22 3 Webster, Matthew Edmund Rice College Wollongong 57.48

Event 88 Girls 16 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 59.70 2 McCarthy, Shanice St Joseph's College Banora Point 59.95 3 Maxwell, Amy St Patrick's College Campbelltown 1:02.24

Event 89 Boys 16 Years 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Deicke, Daniel MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 55.83 2 Morelli, Aaron All Saint's Catholic Senior College 55.86 3 Shakespeare, Connor St Clare's High Taree 56.71

Event 90 Girls 17 & Over 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Rasdall, Lily Stella Maris College Manly 59.85 2 Palu, Lucy Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park 59.94 3 Redman, Samantha St Francis Xavier's College Hamiton 1:00.42

Event 91 Boys 17 & Over 100 Metre Freestyle 1 Basalo, Jaiden Marist College Pagewood 54.54 2 Schwizler, Daniel All Saint's Catholic Senior 55.76 3 Groeneveld, Taylor Patrician Brothers’ College 55.78

Event 92 Girls 12-15 100 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Miro, Nicole (S10 Sb9 Sm10 Aquinas College Menai 1:20.31 2 McRobert S10 Sb9, Mia Mackillop College 1:27.94 3 Wilson, Kate S6, Sb6 Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah J1:49.85

Event 93 Boys 12-15 100 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Weston S9sb8, Kieran O'Connor Catholic High Armidale 1:24.37

Event 94 Girls 16 & Over 100 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Flannery S10 Sb9, Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 1:17.26 2 Freeman S14, Sandy Bede Polding College Windsor 1:31.15 3 Smith (S14), Katelyn St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford 1:31.74

Event 95 Boys 16 & Over 100 Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 1 Wickens (S6 Sb6sms), Reagan St Patrick's College Sutherland 1:18.23 2 Baker S7 Sb7 Sm7, William James Sheahan Catholic High Orange 1:35.66 3 Walsh, S14tim Holy Spirit College Bellambi 1:51.98

Event 96 Girls 12-19 6 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 Loreto College Kirribilli 2:59.89 2 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 3:01.31 3 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 3:01.58

Event 97 Boys 12-19 6 x 50 Metre Freestyle Relay 1 De La Salle College Caringbah 2:47.21 Record 2 Marcellin College Randwick 2:52.09 3 Holy Spirit College Bellambi 2:54.09

Event 98 Girls 12 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Booth, Keeley St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford 34.05 2 Beasley, Lauren St Patrick's College Campbelltown 36.78 3 Buttigieg, Bianca Cerdon College Merrylands 36.95

Event 99 Boys 12 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Kokokiris, Steven Casimir College Marrickville 38.74 2 Ellis, Bailey St Joseph's High Aberdeen 39.21 3 Burke, Matthew Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 39.42

Event 100 Girls 13 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Sales, Kristen Mercy Catholic College Chatswood 33.72 2 Bovill, Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 34.45 3 Philips, Lauren Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 34.68

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Event 101 Boys 13 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Tunks-Fletcher, Timothy St Paul's College Greystanes 32.97 2 Kirkland, Lachlan MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 33.65 3 Wiyana, Darren All Saint's College - M.C.S 33.81

Event 102 Girls 14 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Mafi, Cecilia Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington 32.38 2 Baker, Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 33.72 3 Burbridge, Taylor Marist Sister's College Woolwich 33.81

Event 103 Boys 14 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 30.23 2 Nafarrete, Rupert De La Salle College Caringbah 31.83 3 Gordon, Ben Marcellin College Randwick 32.36

Event 104 Girls 15 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Burland, Paige Casimir College Randwick 32.37 2 Baker, Georgia St John's College Dubbo 32.87 3 Dahl, Lauren Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park 32.88

Event 105 Boys 15 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Pender, Matthew All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 28.85 Record 2 Thresher, Stephen Lumen Christi Catholic College Pambula 29.70 3 Malone, Dezmond St Dominic's College Kingswood 30.27

Event 106 Girls 16 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Bailey, Meg St Pius X High School Adamstown 31.68 2 McKewen, Charlotte Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 31.93 3 McCarthy, Shanice St Joseph's College Banora Point 31.96

Event 107 Boys 16 Years 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Hansen, Lachlan Rosebank College Five Dock 29.71 2 Shakespeare, Connor St Clare's High Taree 29.96 3 Franulovic, Anthony Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg 30.10

Event 108 Girls 17 & Over 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Palu, Lucy Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park 31.20 2 Caldwell, Alicia Loreto College Kirribilli 31.62 3 Dawking, Bronte Marist Sister's College Woolwich 32.28

Event 109 Boys 17 & Over 50 Metre Backstroke 1 Rossi, Ricky Marian Catholic College Kenthurst 29.21 2 Hope, Daniel All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland 29.43 3 Baggaley, Jake Aquinas College Menai 29.78

Event 110 Girls 12-15 50 Metre Backstroke Multi-Disability 1 Miro, Nicole (S10 Sb9 Sm10 Aquinas College Menai 42.90 2 McRobert S10 Sb9, Mia Mackillop College 47.36 3 Wilson, Kate S6, Sb6 Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah J1:00.63

Event 111 Boys 12-15 50 Metre Backstroke Multi-Disability 1 Weston S9sb8, Kieran O'Connor Catholic High Armidale 50.79 2 Bright (S6), Rohan St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga 1:13.37 3 Wilcox S8sb8sm8, Isaac Mt Carmel High Varroville 1:17.26

Event 112 Girls 16 & Over 50 Metre Backstroke Multi-Disability 1 Flannery S10 Sb9, Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 44.08 2 Freeman S14, Sandy Bede Polding College Windsor J46.28 3 Barlow S15, Sarah Mackillop College J45.07

Event 113 Boys 16 & Over 50 Metre Backstroke Multi-Disability 1 Wickens (S6 Sb6sms), Reagan St Patrick's College Sutherland J47.93 2 Parker S15sb15, Thomas San Clemente High Mayfield J44.84 3 Banks, S14 Koby Holy Spirit College Bellambi 50.55

Event 114 Girls 12-14 200 Metre Individual Medley 1 Pollard-Hughes, Taylah Marian Catholic College Kenthurst 2:32.04 2 Mindham, Brooke Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 2:32.53 3 Baker, Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney 2:33.64

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Event 115 Boys 12-14 200 Metre Individual Medley 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 2:24.39 2 Nafarrete, Rupert De La Salle College Caringbah 2:31.43 3 Gabutina, Giles St Mark's Catholic ollege Stanhope Gardens 2:32.42

Event 116 Girls 15-16 200 Metre Individual Medley 1 Bailey, Meg St Pius X High School Adamstown 2:22.56 Record 2 Moody, Jade St Catherine's College Singleton 2:26.45 3 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 2:26.84

Event 117 Boys 15-16 200 Metre Individual Medley 1 Roh, Sean Marist College Eastwood 2:21.16 2 Shakespeare, Connor St Clare's High 2:21.59 3 Deicke, Daniel MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 2:22.90

Event 118 Girls 17 & Over 200 Metre Individual Medley 1 Anschau, Hayley Catherine McAuley Westmead 2:29.13 2 Owen, Christie Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 2:29.45 3 McLaren, Hannah Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 2:30.11

Event 119 Boys 17 & Over Metre Individual Medley 1 Baggaley, Jake Aquinas College Menai 2:17.77 2 Stone, Mitchell Marist College Pagewood 2:22.24 3 Namroud, Jayden Patrician Brothers' College 2:25.55

Event 120 Girls 12-14 100 Metre Butterfly 1 Lee, Kate Loreto College Kirribilli 1:05.89 Record 2 Chandler, Paige St Patrick's College Campbelltown 1:06.65 3 Mindham, Brooke Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills 1:09.84

Event 121 Boys 12-14 100 Metre Butterfly 1 Coleman, Mathew Casimir College Marrickville 1:07.39 2 Dostine, Maximillian St John's College 1:09.90 3 Ashkar, Joshua St Gregory's College Campbelltown 1:10.24

Event 122 Girls 15-16 100 Metre Butterfly 1 Bailey, Meg St Pius X High Adamstown 1:03.88 Record 2 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 1:06.09 3 Haines, Courtney St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 1:08.50

Event 123 Boys 15-16 100 Metre Butterfly 1 Biddle, Sam St Pius X High Adamstown 1:00.31 2 Fowler, Sam De La Salle College Caringbah 1:00.64 3 Pender, Matthew All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar 1:01.52

Event 124 Girls 17 & Over 100 Metre Butterfly 1 Redman, Samantha St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton 1:04.67 Record 2 Owen, Christie Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 1:07.10 3 Richards, Lauren MacKillop/St Paul’s Port Macquarie 1:09.44

Event 125 Boys 17 & Over 100 Metre Butterfly 1 Kemmett, Kolby MacKillop/St Paul’s Port Macquarie 1:00.53 2 Baggaley, Jake Aquinas College Menai 1:00.65 3 Hope, Daniel All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland 1:01.23

Event 126 Boys 12-14 400 Metre Freestyle 1 Anderson, Dylan St John the Evangelist High Nowra 4:50.94 2 Cooney, William Holy Spirit College 4:53.77 3 Blakeney, Ben St Paul's Catholic College 4:54.00

Event 127 Boys 15-16 400 Metre Freestyle 1 Morelli, Aaron All Saint's Catholic Senior College 4:18.12 2 Deicke, Daniel MacKillop/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 4:20.94 3 Biddle, Sam St Pius X High Adamstown 4:23.24

Event 128 Boys 17 & Over 400 Metre Freestyle 1 Schwizler, Daniel All Saint's Catholic Senior College 4:19.49 2 Bower, Zachary St Paul's High 4:35.09 3 Smith, Joshua Emmaus Catholic College Kemps Creek 4:41.11

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Event 129 Girls 12-14 100 Metre Breaststroke 1 Baldwin, Hannah Stella Maris College Manly 1:17.06 R 2 McKenna, Samantha St John's College 1:19.46 3 Pollard-Hughes, Taylah Marian Catholic College Kenthurst 1:19.67

Event 130 Boys 12-14 100 Metre Breaststroke 1 Moody, Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton 1:13.36 R 2 Gaviglia, Astel Holy Spirit College Bellambi 1:14.00 3 Crocker, Bailey Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 1:19.73

Event 131 Girls 15-16 100 Metre Breaststroke 1 Pidutti, Elise St Paul's High 1:16.46 2 Martinoski, Madeline St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong 1:17.81 3 Mapstone, Kaitlyn MacKillop /St Paul’s High Port Macquarie 1:18.26

Event 132 Boys 15-16 100 Metre Breaststroke 1 Rizk, Elias St John Bosco College Engadine 1:12.52 2 Sylvester, Daniel St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah 1:13.33 3 Roche, Ryan Gilroy College Castle Hill 1:13.35

Event 133 Girls 17 & Over 100 Metre Breaststroke 1 Millikin, Carlee Loreto College Kirribilli 1:14.05 R 2 Anschau, Hayley Catherine McAuley Westmead 1:19.13 3 Owen, Christie Magdalene Catholic High Narellan 1:21.23

Event 134 Boys 17 & Over 100 Metre Breaststroke 1 Baggaley, Jake Aquinas College Menai 1:09.59 2 Disalvo, Sam Marcellin College Randwick 1:10.61 3 Stone, Mitchell Marist College Pagewood 1:11.25

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NSWCCC Swimming Team 2012

BOYS Allan Gordon Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Amato Louis St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Anderson Dylan St John the Evangelist High School Nowra Ashkar Mitchell St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Bagaric Alexander Holy Spirit College Bellambi Baggaley Jake Aquinas College Menai Baker William James Sheahan Catholic High Baldwin Murray St Edward’s College East Gosford Ballard Mitchell De La Salle College Caringbah Banks Koby Holy Spirit College Bellambi Barsha Michael Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Basalo Jaiden Marist College Pagewood Biddle Sam St Pius X High School Adamstown Blakeney Ben St Paul’s Catholic College Manly Blaymires Lachlan Marist College Eastwood Bonin Kieran Holy Spirit College Bellambi Boonpratakvej Warapol Marist College Eastwood Bourke Oliver Marist College Eastwood Bower Zachary St Paul’s High Booragul Boxall Jed De La Salle College Cronulla Bright Rohan St Leo’s Catholic College Wahroonga Burke Matthew Magdalene Catholic High Smeaton Orange Calabria Luca St Patrick’s College Sutherland Cameron James St Pius X High School Adamstown Capovilla Nicholas Aquinas College Menai Carroll Ryan St Paul’s Catholic College Port Macquarie Castillo Adrian Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Chilcott Ben St Edward’s College East Gosford Cochrane James St Edward’s College East Gosford Coleman Mathew Casimir Catholic College Marrickville Cooney William Holy Spirit College Lakemba Crocker Bailey Red Blend Catholic College Forbes Dal Molin Harrison St Pius X High School Adamstown Davis Abe Marcellin College Randwick Deicke Daniel St Paul’s High Port Macquarie Dent Lachlan Holy Spirit College Bellambi Disalvo Sam Marcellin College Randwick Dostine Maximillian Edmonds Thomas Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Ellis Bailey St Joseph’s Hiigh Aberdeen Evans Jake St John Bosco College Engadine Everingham Mitchell St Paul’s High Port Macquarie Ferderer Aaron Holy Spirit College Bellambi Foley Thomas De La Salle Catholic College Caringbah Ford Tim Fowler Sam De La Salle College Caringbah Foy Jacob St Paul’s High Port Macquarie Franulovic Anthony Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Heights 156

Gabutina Giles St Mark’s Catholic College Stanhope Gardens Gaviglia Astel Holy Spirit College Bellambi Glennie Kai Marist College Eastwood Goddard Luke Marist College Eastwood Gordon Ben Marcellin College Randwick Graham James St Pau’ls Catholic College Greystanes Green Joshua De La Salle College Caringbah Groeneveld Taylor Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown Grohala Declan St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Gruppelaar Wyatt Marist College Kogarah Guthrie Cormac Marcellin College Randwick Hall Benjamin St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Hansen Lachlan Rosebank College Five Dock Harris Nicholas Marist College Eastwood Henwood Justin St Edward’s College East Gosford Herring Declan All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar Hokin Nicholas St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Honeywell Zach Marist College Eastwood Hope Daniel All Saints College - St Mary’s Maitland Hopper Jacob St Francis de Sales Regional Leeton Horwood Alexander St Patrick’s College Sutherland Irvine Jake Marcellin College Randwick Irvine Luke Marcellin College Randwick Jacks Ziggi Mt St Patrick’s College Murwillumbuh Kemmett Kolby Mackillop Senior College Port Macquarie King Isaac Mt St Patrick’s College Murwillumbuh Kirkland Lachlan St Paul’s High Port Macquarie Kokokiris Steven Casimir Catholic College Marrickville Kovac Tomi St Patrick’s College Sutherland Leui'l Reihana Marist College Pagewood Lloyd Julian Lynch Rory De La Salle College Caringbah Malone Dezmond St Dominic's College Kingswood Marks Aiden Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Marks Joshua Holy Spirit College Bellambi Mavrikos Eric Marist College Kogarah McCarten Todd St Gregory’s College Campbelltown McKaig James Marcellin College Randwick Meacham Nathan Carroll College Broulle Mison Will Marcellin College Randwick Moody Oliver St Catherine's College Singleton Morelli Aaron All Saints Senior College Casula Mourant Arthur Marcellin College Randwick Moy Jayden St Edward’s College East Gosford Muscat Daniel Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Myler Nicholas Mt St Patricks College Murwillumbuh Nafarrete Rupert De La Salle College Caringbah Namroud Jayden Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Novak Liam St Gregory’s College Campbelltown Outch Sam Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Parker Thomas San Clemente High Mayfield

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Pavlak Nicholas Marcellin College Randwick Pearson Michael Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Pender Matthew All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar Phan Vincent Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield Reeves Brandon St Peter’s Catholic College Tuggerah Rizk Elias St John Bosco College Engadine Roche Ryan Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Roh Sean Marist College Eastwood Rossi Ricky Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Rossi Stephen Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Saddler Zac St Patrick’s Cooma Schweighoffer Mathew De La Salle Senior College Cronulla Schwizler Daniel All Saints Catholic College Casula Shakespeare Connor St Clare’s High Taree Slaughter Cameron St Dominic's College Kingswood Smith Joshua Emmaus Catholic College Kemps Creek Stellino Patrick Marcellin College Randwick Stone Mitchell Marist College Pagewood Stubing Joshua Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Sturley Zachery St Josephs Catholic High School Albion Park Sylvester Daniel St Peters Catholic College Tuggerah Thackray Matt Mt St Patrick’s College Murwillumbuh Trupke Dominic Marcellin College Randwick Tunks-Fletcher Timothy St Paul's Catholic College Greystanes Vane Tempest Lachlan St Peter’s Catholic College Tuggerah Vardy Sam De La Salle Senior College Cronulla Walsh Nathan St Patricks College Sutherland Walsh Tim Watts Timothy Marcellin College Randwick Webster Matthew Edmund Rice College Wollongong Weston Kieran O'Connor Catholic High Armidale Whitelaw Cheyne Marcellin College Randwick Wickens Reagan St Patrick’s College Sutherland Wilcox Isaac Mt Carmel Central School Yass Wilson Joshua Marcellin College Randwick Wong Eric St Patrick’s Marist College Dundas Wood Liam Marist College Eastwood Yerbury Aaron De La Salle College Revesby

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GIRLS Anderson Alecia Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Anschau Hayley Catherine McAuley Westmead Westmead Aquilina Kelsey Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Ashby Adelaide Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Bailey Meg St Pius X High School Adamstown Baker Amy Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Baker Georgia St John’s College Dubbo Baker Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Baker Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Baker Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Baker Nina Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Baldwin Hannah Stella Maris College Manly Barlow Sarah Mackillop College Bathurst Baxter Kelsey Santa Sabina College Strathfield Beasley Lauren St Patrick’s College Campbelltown Bigg Caitlin Xavier Catholic College Skennars Head Biviano Kate Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Booth Keeley St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford Bovill Kiesha St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Boyle Bella Stella Maris College Manly Brackin Chelsea Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Brackin Chelsea Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Burbridge Taylor Marist Sister's College Woolwich Burland Paige Casimir College Marrickville Buttigieg Bianca Cerdon College Merrylands Caldwell Alicia Loreto College Kirribilli Carr Rhiannon Bethlehem College Ashfield Chandler Paige St Patrick’s College Campbelltown Cracknell Ireland Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington Dagher Germaine Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Dahl Lauren Caroline Chisholm High School Glenmore Park Dawking Bronte Marist Sister's College Woolwich Donaldson Hannah St Clare's College Waverley Everingham Mekayla St Joseph's College Port Macquarie Farrell Sheree Magdalene Catholic College Smeaton Grange Ferguson Lucinda St John College Dubbo Fitler Paris Loreto College Kirribilli Flannery Bernadette Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Freeman Sandy Bede Polding College Bligh Park Gallagher Ally St John College Dubbo Gallegos Amy Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Gillson Harriet Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Grant Jordana Nagle College Blacktown Grubba Jessica Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Hahn Ellen Santa Sabina College Strathfield Haines Courtney St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Haines Courtney St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Herisson Claudia Loreto College Kirribilli Hogan Clarinda St Patrick’s College Campbelltown Hokin Michaela St Patrick’s College Campbelltown 159

Hood Kira Our Ladyof Mercy College Burraneer Hopkins Annabel St Joseph's College East Gosford Hopkins Clare Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Incognito Madalyn Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Keating Emilia Santa Sabina College Strathfield Kuznicki Talia Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Le Mottee Caitlin Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Lee Kate Loreto College Kirribilli Lee Kate Loreto College Kirribilli Lee Katherina Domremy College Five Dock Liell-Cock Greta Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Mafi Cecilia Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington Mangan Rachel Loreto College Kirribilli Mapstone Kaitlyn MacKillop College/St Paul’s High Port Macquarie Marcer Jessica Mount Saint Benedict College Pennant Hills Martinoski Madeline St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong Mater Kathryn Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Maxwell Amy St Patrick’s College Campbelltown McCarthy Shanice St Joseph's College Banora Point McGregor Tamaryn Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills McGregor Tamaryn Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills McKenna Samantha St John’s College Woodlawn McKewen Charlotte Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Mclaren Hannah Magdalene College Narellan McRobert Mia MacKillop College Bathurst Meila Delainee Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington Millikin Carlee Loreto College Kirribilli Mindham Brooke Mt St Benedict College Pennant Hills Miro Nicole Aquinas College Menai Moody Jade St Catherine's College Singleton O'Connor Mikayla Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Owen Christie Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Owen Renee Magdelene Catholic High Narellan Palu Lucy Caroline Chisholm High School Glenmore Park Palu Lucy Caroline Chisholm High School Glenmore Park Pascale Taylor Santa Sabina College Strathfield Payer Kaylen St Patrick’s College Campbelltown Pejkovic Kaitlyn St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga Peterson Brooke Catherine McAuley Westmead Philips Lauren Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Kensington Pidutti Elise St Pauls High School Booragul Planinic Katarina Cerdon College Merrylands Pollard-Hughes Taylah Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Quinn Georgia Stella Maris College Manly Rasdall Lily Stella Maris College Narellan Rebecchi Gabrielle Marist Sister's College Woolwich Redman Samantha St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton Richards Lauren MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Sales Kristen Mercy Catholic College Chatswood Sandry Grace St John’s College Dubbo Schafer Jacqueline Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney

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Scott Ainslie Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Scott Naomi Stella Maris College Manly Scullino Madeline Aquinas College Menai Smith Katelyn St Joseph's Catholic College East Gosford Stone Alexandria Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Taranto Gabriella Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Tyler Olivia Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney West Rani St Pius X High School Adamstown Wilson Kate Mt St Patrick's College Murwillumbah Wilson Lauren Marist Sister's College Woolwich Wilson Lauren Marist Sister's College Woolwich Wong Cassandra Loreto College Kirribilli Woolley Laura Stella Maris College Manly Youssef Farah St Ursula's College Kingsgrove

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School Sport Australia Report The following is a report on the exceptional efforts and achievements of our CCC representative swimmers participating in this meet:

Hayley Anschau 1st Girls 17-19yrs 200 m Medley Relay 1st Girls 17-19 yrs 100m Breaststroke 2nd Girls 17-19 yrs 200 m Breaststroke 3rd Girls 13-19 yrs 1500m Freestyle 3rd Girls 17-19 yrs 400 m Freestyle 3rd Girls 13-19 yrs 800 m Freestyle 4th Girls 17-19 yrs 50 m Breaststroke

Meg Bailey Voted NSW Athlete of the Meet for Outstanding Efforts. 1st Girls 15-16 yrs 200m IM 1st Girls 15-16 yrs 200m Medley Relay 1st Girls 15-16 yrs 50 m Butterfly 1st Girls 15-16 yrs 200m Butterfly 1st Girls 15-16 yrs 100 m Butterfly 1st Girls 15-16 yrs 400 m IM

Kiesha Bovill 3rd Girls 13 yrs 50 m Freestyle 3rd Girls 13-14 yrs 200m Freestyle Relay

Alicia Caldwell 1st Girls 17-19 yrs 50 m Backstroke 1st Girls 17-19 yrs 200m Medley Relay 3rd Girls 17-19 yrs 50 m Freestyle 3rd Girls 200m Freestyle Relay

Bernadette Flannery 1st Girls 16-19 yrs 200 m Medley Relay Multi Class 1st Girls 16-19 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay Multi Class 2nd Girls 16-19 yrs 200m Freestyle Multi Class 2nd Girls 16-19 yrs 50 m Breaststroke Multi Class 3rd Girls 16-19 yrs 200m IM Multi Class

Samuel Fowler 3rd Boys 15-16 yrs 200 m Butterfly 3rd Boys 15-16 yrs 100 m Butterfly

Joshua Green 3rd Boys 13-15 yrs 50 m Breaststroke Multi Class

Kate Lee 3rd Girls 13-14 yrs 200 m Medley Relay 3rd Girls 13-14 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay SHANICE MCCARTHY 2nd 15-16 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay

Delainee Melia 1st Girls 13-14 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay 2nd Girls 13-14 yrs 400 m Freestyle 4th Girls 13-14 yrs 200 m Freestyle

Carlee Milliken 1st Girls 17-19 yrs 200 m Breaststroke 1st Girls 17-19 yrs 50 m Breaststroke 1st Girls 17-19 yrs 200 m Medley Relay

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Nicole Miro 1st Girls 13-15 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay Multi Class 2nd Girls 13-15 yrs 200m Medley Relay Multi Class 2nd Girls 13-15 yrs 50 m Breaststroke Multi Class 3rd Girls 13-15 yrs 50 m Butterfly Multi Class 3rd Girls 13-15 yrs 200 m IM Multi Class

Jade Moody 2nd Girls 15-16 yrs 200 m Butterfly 2nd Girls 15-16 yrs 400 m IM 3rd Girls 17-19 yrs 400 m Freestyle Relay 3rd Girls 17-19 yrs 200m Freestyle Relay

Oliver Moody 1st Boys 13-14 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay 1st Boys 13-14 yrs 200 m Medley Relay 2nd Boys 13-14 yrs 200 m IM 2nd Boys 13-14 yrs 100 m Backstroke 2nd Boys 13-14 yrs 100 m Freestyle 3rd Boys 14 yrs 50 m Freestyle 5th Boys 13-14 yrs 50 m Breaststroke

Elise Pidutti 2nd Girls 15-16 yrs 200 m IM 2nd Girls 15-16 yrs 100 m Breaststroke 2nd Girls 15-16 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay 4th Girls 15-16 yrs 50 m Breaststroke 5th Girls 15-16 yrs 50 m Freestyle

Ryan Roache 3rd Boys 15-16 yrs 200 m Breaststroke 5th Boys 15-16 yrs 100 m Breaststroke

Cameron Slaughter 3rd Boys 15-16 yrs 200 m Freestyle Relay 3rd Boys 15-16 yrs 400 m Freestyle Relay

Kate Wilson 1st Girls 13-15 yrs 50 m Breaststroke Multi Class 2nd Girls 13-15 yrs 200m Medley Relay Multi Class 4th Girls 13-15 yrs 50 m Butterfly Multi Class

Sharyn Gill-Andrews NSW All Schools Swimming Team Manager

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TENNIS 2012 - ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Jacob Sullivan McAuley Catholic College Grafton Jason Taylor MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Matthew George All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland Nathan Boniel Bede Polding College South Windsor Nathan English St Joseph's Regional College Port Macquarie Pearse Dolan Marcellin College Randwick Tristan Curry Mount Carmel High Varroville Zach Martin St Mary's College Gunnedah Alex Bryant Loreto Kirribilli Kirribilli Ashleigh Maree Elward McAuley Catholic College Grafton Brooke Winley St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Carla Ingenito St Clare's College Waverley Elise Blight Mount Carmel High Minto Emily Osmond St Mary's College Gunnedah Hannah Muirhead Holy Spirit College Bellambi Sharyn Stanich Mercy Catholic College Chatswood

NSWCCC Selections Report On Monday, the CCC Tennis selections were blessed to have amazing weather for the day. We only had two players stuck in the floods from Wagga Wagga who could not make it, which was a real shame for those players. Otherwise, we had all players attend, and those who sustained an injury leading up to the comp provided enough notice to ensure the carnival run smoothly.

It was the first year all players turned up and began before 8:30am. The quality of the players this year was outstanding, and I am really looking forward to All Schools. Once again, the students competed with outstanding sportsmanship and the manners shown by many of the players at the end of the day, really brought home why I enjoy convening this sport. Many times the players came up to Chris Anshau or myself to say thank you for the opportunity as well as coordinating the day. Thanks to Chris for his role on the day, beneficial to the smoothness on the day.

Thanks to John Sparks for opening the carnival and visiting throughout the day. Thank you to the many sports coordinators and Dio reps for explaining the new website processes to the students to ensure they had the opportunity to compete. I certainly understand the pressure we all faced to ensure the new processes happened well, and with Tennis as the first sport off the rank, I am really happy with the result.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Jason Taylor MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Nathan Boniel Bede Polding College South Windsor

NSW All Schools Carnival Report Leading up to this carnival, three of the NSWCCC players pulled out. A change in the age category ruled out a player who turned 19 this year. We also lost a player who sustained an injury at their College Cross Country carnival and a player who was struck down by a rare illness. Although we had to deal with these hardships early on, we had a number of players available to step in at such late notice.

The All Schools carnival, held at Bathurst was once again of a high standard. Our boy’s team in particular was exceptional this year with so much depth. We even lost our top boy from 2011 to CHS, but this did not hinder the talent of our CCC players. The morning session was tough, with many of our girls knocked out in the first round. To our girl’s credit, we have a young side of courageous girls who competed against many year 12 players. Our team did not give up throughout the morning. Our boys on the other hand dominated the morning session winning many matches against their opposition. For the first time in ages, our boys won the silver medal in the team’s event, which is an outstanding result. We had 4 boys and 1 girl progress to the afternoon session where they fought for a position in the NSW team.

We had two boys selected into the NSW team, Jason Taylor and Nathan Boniel. Unfortunately, our strongest boy did not get selected as he was placed in a pool against players who had not been seeded correctly. He did play off for reserve positions and has been selected as the NSW reserve.

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The second day of play allowed for the players in the NSW team fight for playing positions in the team. Rain and some players leaving early for a national’s tournament in QLD hindered the boys. Overall, they were very impressive in their performances and are wished the very best for Pizzey Cup.

Rachael Elcoate NSWCCC Tennis Convener

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TENNIS TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012 - ANNUAL REPORT

Once again, the 2012 NSWCCC Teams Tennis event was successful. Many thanks to Chris Anshau and Linda Densmore for officiating at the carnival and ensuring the carnival run smoothly. Many thanks to the staff and parents for transporting the players to sunny Bathurst and for giving the students the opportunity to participant in Tennis.

The entries were strong again with 9 boys and 8 girls teams entering.

The results are as follows:

Boys Gold Lismore MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Silver Newcastle/Maitland St Clare's High Taree Bronze Wollongong St Josephs Catholic College Albion Park

Girls Gold Armidale McCarthy College Tamworth Silver Wollongong Holy Spirit College Bellambi Bronze Broken Bay St Joseph’s Catholic Gosford

We wish Mackillop Senior College and MaCarthy Catholic College much luck as they compete against CIS in the upcoming weeks. Mackillop will play Knox and MaCarthy will play the Illawarra Grammar School.

Rachael Elcoate NSWCCC Tennis Convener

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Aaron Bissett St Columba's High Springwood Ben Peacock St Dominic's College Kingswood

Ciaran Toner St Leo's Catholic College Wahroonga

Dominic Field Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Jed Ibbotson St Augustine's College Brookvale MacAuley Dawson John Paul College Coffs Harbour Mark Kennedy De La Salle College Revesby Heights

Matt Dufty Marist College Kogarah Bexley

Matthew Arnold St Augustine's College Brookvale Mitchell Newman St Clare's High School Taree Ryan Murray De La Salle College Revesby Heights Sean McKenna Emmaus Catholic College St Mary's

Tim Ward De La Salle College Revesby Heights

Zach Nicholls Marist College North Shore North Sydney

NSWCCC Selections Report This year the NSWCCC Touch Championships were held at Tamworth. The weather was freezing, but this did not prevent the standard of Touch being very high. Special congratulations must be extended to Kim Coe, who acted as Carnival coordinator and spent countless hours preparing the grounds and coming up with wet weather contingencies. Thankyou also to Mr Peter Lees who acted as the Referees coordinator and, NSW Touch who provided four selectors to assist our State Coaches and managers in selecting our teams; Referees, Liam Patience and Josh Harmer (Lismore) and Emma Thornton (Parramatta); Kerrie Halpin (Announcer), Margaret Thornton for all of her assistance throughout the day; team managers for their organisation and management of teams and parents and spectations for their support and encouragement.

The Open Boys Final was won by MCC in a close game, defeating Broken Bay by 2 touchdowns to 1.

At the conclusion of the day, NSWCCC named four teams to contest the NSW All Schools Championships in the U/15 Division and the National Youth Championships in the Opens Division. At the time of writing, the Opens teams were preparing to play in the National Youth League in Port Macquarie. The timing of this tournament has been problematic this year, with it clashing with the final week of Term 3, meaning a number of Year 12 students have missed graduation. It is also being held in conjunction with the State Of Origin Touch series, meaning a number of students have had to withdraw from the team. It is hoped that these clashes will not occur in the future. Thankyou to everyone involved in Touch Football in 2012, from administrators, through to coaches and players. I hope you have enjoyed the year and I look forward to working with you in 2013

National Youth Tournament Report “UNDEFEATED AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS” The 2012 NSWCCC 18’s Touch Football team to represent NSWCCC at the National Youth Championships in Port Macquarie, was selected after successful trials held at Tamworth in early June. Selectors agreed on a squad of 14 players who they thought could best represent NSWCCC in the upcoming Youth Championships and end Queensland’s domination in the tournament. Due to scheduling of the event in the last week of term 3, five boys were forced to withdraw themselves from the team due to year 12 commitments and five shadow players were called in as replacements.

The team trained well in the lead up to the tournament but were forced to cancel the final training session, scheduled for the day before competition, due to year 12 graduation commitments. The team gathered for the first time in Port Macquarie an hour before our first game. At the Team Meeting prior to our warm up it was announced that Dom Field and Mitchell Newman, both NSWCCC 18’s boy’s veterans, would co-captain the team.

Day one of competition featured three games against New Zealand Touch 17’s, Tasmania and Northern Territory. NSWCCC conceded the first try against the highly fancied New Zealand 17’s team and never looked back from there winning the game 7 – 2. Games against Tasmania and Northern Territory followed with boys producing comprehensive displays winning 18 – 5 and 17 – 2 respectively.

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NSWCCC went into day two of competition coming off three big wins and three big games followed against NSWCHS, NSWTA Development and ACT Pirates. Day two was billed as “Derby Day” as NSWCCC faced the two other NSW teams in the competition. Game one against NSWCHS was promoted as match of the day and the boys wanted to desperately win this encounter. NSWCCC led early and never really looked like losing, coming away with a 10 – 7 victory.

Game two was against NSWTA Development. This team was made up of players who missed out on selection of the other NSW teams and who were all desperate to impress. They definitely put up a fight but NSWCCC proved too strong winning 8 – 4. Game three was the teams’ one and only night game against the ACT Pirates which we won 15 – 5.

Going into day three the boys had to win their last game in order to take the number one seed into the quarter finals. We faced the much improved Western Tigers and after a tough game NSWCCC ended up winning 13 – 8. This win marked the beginning of a new competition as the boys were now playing knockout football. The quarter final had NSWCCC coming up against rivals NSWCIS. After a tough first half and an inspirational half time speech NSWCCC won 12 – 6.

Day four was the final day of competition and what many would call the business end. Central Queensland Bulls, the pre competition favourites, awaited NSWCCC in the semi-final. Scores were level at half time and the boys were determined to make the grand final for the third consecutive year. This drive and passion went a long way in the team’s 8 – 6 upset victory against a more highly fancied opponent.

It had been 3 long years since the last time NSWCCC tasted opens boys success and the last two years produced agonising losses in the grand final against Queensland Secondary Schools Touch. And that is who awaited us again in the grand final. Both teams undefeated and a game away from being crowned Australian Champions. NSWCCC went into the game as underdogs and QSST began the game strongly leading 3 – 0 and 4 -1 at various stages of the first half. NSWCCC eventually clawed their way back into the match and were level 5 – 5 at half time.

Mitchell Newman and Dom Fields at half time both spoke about their desire to finish off their NSWCCC careers as champions, a title that had eluded them the previous two years. It was deja vu for these two boys as last year’s grand final was also locked at 5 – 5 at half time. NSWCCC were down 7 – 5 early in the second half but after a string of four consecutive tries led 9 -7 and eventually won the game 9 – 8 in the dying seconds. Undefeated Australian Champions.

Matthew Arnold was named man of the match for the grand final, while Jed Ibbotson was named man of the tournament. Ciaron toner was awarded the players player award voted by the coaching staff and his teammates. As a result of their fine efforts both Ciaron Toner and Jed Ibbotson were both rewarded with selection in the Australian under 18’s team to play New Zealand in January.

Many thanks must go to the parents of the players for their commitment and hard work. The help and support you provided the boys was greatly appreciated by all. Many thanks must also go to Kym Skerrit for her organisation and hard work put into the team. A big Thankyou also must go to the Thornton family for all their hard work in managing the team and providing them with water before, during and after games.

It was an absolute privilege to coach a group of such talented individuals. The NSWCCC team was written off from the start of the tournament with both Queensland teams expected to play out the grand final. The preparation for the tournament was hampered by boys withdrawing due to year 12 commitments and even the grand final was played with 12 men due to this. The NSWCCC boys proved how resilient they were in continuing on with the job despite all kinds of obstacles being thrown at them. This resiliency and desire to win went a long way in helping them to achieve the ultimate goal of being Undefeated Australian Champions.

Craig Beacroft Michael Daher NSWCCC Touch Convener NSWCCC Open Boys Touch Coach

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Brad Cincotta St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Brad Gibson St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Jack Cogger MacKillop Catholic College Lake Haven Jarome Broadbridge Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Jean-Louis Jones Holy Cross College Ryde Joseph Tramontana Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Kurt Lovett Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Malcolm Chaney Holy Cross College Ryde Matthew Wilson Holy Cross College Ryde Regan Walsh Holy Cross College Ryde Robert Bird McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Samuel Broughton-Rouse St Mary's High School Gateshead Tom Wong Marcellin College Randwick Zac Edgley St Paul's Catholic College Manly

In the U/15 Boys, MCS proved worthy winners over MCC after dominating the days round games. At the conclusion of the day, NSWCCC named four teams to contest the NSW All Schools Championships in the U/15 Division and the National Youth Championships in the Opens Division.

Thankyou to everyone involved in Touch Football in 2012, from administrators, through to coaches and players. I hope you have enjoyed the year and I look forward to working with you in 2013

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Jarome Broadbridge Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Brad Cincottta St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Malcolm Chaney Holy Cross College Ryde Jack Cogger MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Brad Gibson St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Kurt Lovett Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Joseph Tramontana Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Matthew Wilson Holy Cross College Ryde Tom Wong Marcellin College Randwick

NSW All Schools Report After a very productive first-up training session at St. Mary’s in the school holidays, the boys arrived at Narrabeen on Friday 27th July for the All Schools training camp and tournament. The boys trained very well on the Friday and the following morning in readiness for the All Schools tournament. The team’s preparation also included a trial match on the Friday evening against the Manly First Division Women’s Premier League team. The tournament took place on the following two days, Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th July.

The team began their tournament on Saturday evening with a convincing 8-1 win over CIS, and backed that up with an equally impressive 3-1 victory over CHS. The following morning the boys drew 6-6 in their second game against CHS, in what was a high quality contest that saw the lead change hands several times. The pace of the game was so high that at full time many players, coaches and selectors were unsure of the final score. The boys then defeated CIS 7-2 in their final preliminary match.

The final against CHS was a fitting end to the tournament, with a highly entertaining game finishing 6-5 to CHS. Despite being on the wrong end of the scoreboard in the final, the boys played all five of their games in the right spirit and never stopped trying to the final siren. Throughout the weekend, the coach often remarked to myself

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and other staff members about the exemplary behavior and positive attitude of the boys representing NSWCCC, both on and off the field.

On behalf of the coach Michael Abood, I would like to extend my thanks to the NSWCCC Touch Convenor Craig Beacroft and Executive Officer Kym Skerritt for their efforts and organisation, ensuring that the weekend ran smoothly for the NSWCCC teams. Thanks also to the staff from the girls team, Jye Malcolm and Beth Lincoln for their help and support throughout the weekend and to the parents and families of the boys for their attendance in support of their sons over the weekend.

Craig Beacroft Daniel Simonian NSWCCC Touch Convener NSWCCC 15 Years Boys Touch Manager

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Abbey Papenhuyzen Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Annabelle Regan Nagle College Blacktown South Brittany Coe McCarthy College Tamworth Clare Eisenhuth St Columba's High Springwood Kate Murphy Brigidine College Randwick Kayla Hay Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Laura Coleman MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Sabrina Green St Clare's High School Taree Sally Dwyer St Mary's Star of the Sea College Wollongong Samantha Cahill Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Sarah Thornton Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Tahlea Rowsell St Clare's High School Taree Tarni Price Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Zara Nicholas Loreto Kirribilli Kirribilli

The Open Girls Division was won By Parramatta Diocese, defeating Wollongong in the Final.

Thankyou to everyone involved in Touch Football in 2012, from administrators, through to coaches and players. I hope you have enjoyed the year and I look forward to working with you in 2013.

National Youth Championships Report A very talented and committed contingent of 14 girls travelled to Port Macquarie to compete in the National Youth Championships in September. Ably coached by Australian Women’s Representative Stephanie Halpin and Mark Heiss, the team gelled as a playing unit and friendship group. All buoyed by the common bond of hard Warm weather greeted the girls once arrived in Port Macquarie as we began our final training preparation. As the storm clouds gathered during the session the girls shared ideas on how best to break down their opposition. It was fulfilling as a coach to see the leaders in the team taking the reins and showing their commitment to the tournament. From then it was clear the next few days were going to be special.

Day one was a big day for the girls with games against Tasmania, NSWTA and ACT.

In game one the team took on Tasmania on field one and put in a dominant performance. While Tasmania is considered an emerging state, they played hard against CCC. A score of 14 – 1 was a fair indication of the two teams though. It was a try scoring feats for our wingers as Tarnii Price crossed for three tries and Claire Eisenhuth four. This game showed that our girls were happy to let the ball do the work and play as a team. An impressive performance.

Game two was a grudge match against the NSW Touch Association Development team; they fancied themselves as being able to beat their CCC counterparts. In a tight game CCC won 5-3. While the opposition was much tougher, CCC did not play to their potential and kept NSWTA in the game. Often it was an Abbey Papenhausen drive or touch that stifled the development team’s resurgence.

Day one ended with a 4 nil victory over ACT. The girls were beginning to tire and it was up to the leaders of the team Sally and Kayla to get CCC across the advantage line and into the game. The girls around them responded and with Samantha Cahill showing her speed and scoring a double, CCC finished the day with three wins.

Sarah Thornton who had contributed much in day one suffered an ankle injury that was heavily iced overnight. Sarah was our hard working and brick wall at link, she was unable to play on Day two but was valuable in the box supporting the girls. Sarah would make her mark again later in the tournament.

Day two began in different fashion. The girls were well rested and need to be to take on Central Queensland. The opposition was stepping up and CCC matched their talents with their own plus enthusiasm. A few minor errors 173 proved costly forcing CCC to do far more defence and use up far more energy than CQ. Even though the side ran hard and played very well, CQ won 3-2. Kate Murphy had a great defensive game having to shut down much of the CCC attack.

Next up was South Australia and didn’t they come out firing?!? South Australia has made great inroads in their development and are beginning to shape up as likely contenders in the 18’s tournaments. With a few girls beginning to now carry niggling injuries it was a massive effort to win 6-4 against a strong opposition. This was a game that we should and had to win, but a win that was much tougher than expected. Kayla Hay and Sally Dwyer scored a double while Zara Nicholas left others in her wake with a few displays of speed in scoring and saving tries.

Game three on any given day is never easy and with fatigue setting in QSST took control. Their smooth play was well rewarded with a 5-2 win and many of our players were left wondering “would we still makes the semi’s?” An ill disciplined driving game meant that CCC was never really able to gain the ascendancy. QSST simply had too much ball. A game where our girl’s hearts were there, but fatigue was just too much. We were looking forward to a bye on Day three.

After a rest and regroup CCC took on the might of the Northern Territory. Known for their tenacity and speed, the NT girls always put up a fight. But CCC were now on a mission and with Sabrina Green and Tahlea Rowsell leading the way with their drive and ball play CCC were able to clear the cobwebs and put on ten unanswered tries. Laura Coleman scored a double and showed the Australian selectors that she is not to be forgotten.

Our final game in the regular part of the tournament was against a strong and committed Touch New Zealand side. Playing for survival and waiting for a result from another game to go our way, the it was important that the CCC side stayed in control of this game. With the return of Sarah Thornton and the dominant game from Annabelle Regan CCC won 9-3 and never looked to be too troubled handling their foes from across the Tasman Sea.

At the conclusion of the preliminary part of the tournament CCC finished outside the semi finals (in a cruel twist the boys competition had quarter finals and semi finals). It meant that we were fighting for 5th and 6th playoff on Saturday morning.

Our final game of the tournament was an 8:30am affair and was hard to get into. The girls were cheerful in the warm up, but after a few days of hard touch and still with so many young players the competition had taken its toll. A skilful Brisbane Cobras side out played CCC in the playoff game and won 4-2. The girls were the first to declare that they struggled to get emotionally involved in the game. Brisbane brought the fire of one thousand suns, CCC weren’t lighting a match. This is not to say that it was a low point, Brittany Coe showed that she was determined to play until the final hooter and as a future leader fo this team she pressed her claims for further representative selection. The other girls followed but it was too little too late to save this game.

Since the tournament, Kayla Hay has been added to the Australian side and awarded a Blue. Brittany Coe’s contributions to the sport have also not gone unnoticed also being nominated for a Blue.

Thanks to all the parents for their commitment to this side and the CCC overall. Your help with everything during preparation and at the tournament was greatly valued by your daughters and us. Your support at the fields demonstrates that CCC is a FAMILY.

A special mention must go to Kym Skerritt and the work she did in making sure we were accommodated, entered, clothed and transported. She continues to run her department with professionalism and poise.

While some people may look the bottom line and see that we finished 6th overall it would be an understatement to say that this team is anything less than that of Championship material. Touch State of Origin being played at the same time meant that three of our top players were unavailable with a further three withdrawing after being selected due to school commitments. This is no excuse as the players that were called in as shadows all stood up to be counted. Many of these players were young for the tournament and had less touch experience than the players they were replacing. They showed that they could perform against the best junior players in the country. In fact it is the foundation that these new girls laid in 2012 that will ensure NSWCCC teams in the coming years are very strong.

After a few farewells and tears the campaign for another year is over. I certainly hope that those girls who are available for next year will return with the same attitude as they brought in 2012 and we certainly can’t wait to coach them.

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NYC RESULTS AFTER ROUND 9

POS TEAM P W L D FF For Ag Diff PC BP Pts

1 QSST 8 8 0 0 0 95 14 81 678.57 2 34

Central Queensland 2 8 6 1 1 0 49 33 16 148.48 2 28

Bulls

3 NSWCCC 8 6 2 0 0 52 19 33 273.68 2 26

NSWTA 4 8 5 3 0 0 52 36 16 144.44 2 22

Development

5 ACT Pirates 8 3 4 1 0 40 42 -2 95.24 2 16

6 South Australia Heat 8 2 5 1 0 41 44 -3 93.18 2 12

7 Northern Territory 8 1 7 0 0 17 73 -56 23.29 2 6

8 Tasmania 8 0 8 0 0 10 109 -99 9.17 2 2

Touch New Zealand 9 8 3 4 1 0 56 42 14 133.33 0 0

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The 18 girls division did not have quarter finals, but rather a semi between the top 2 from each pool. As you can see from the results table above, this was a disappointing decision for the CCC girls and coaches, who committed much time and effort in preparations.

When you look at the figures for 2nd and 3rd in their pool, the girls really deserved to go through to quaters and were confident of a good game and possible win against CHS.

They had a great round game against QSST 5 - CCC 3 in comparison to QSST 11 - CQBulls 2 The grand final result was QSST 5 - CHS 2

Hopefully next year the format will see girls division having quarter finals again, as the team usually place in the top 4 finish for the event.

Yours in Sport

Stephanie Halpin and Mark Heiss

NSWCCC Girls Coaches 2012 work and good times

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GIRLS 15 YEARS TOUCH - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Abbey Urwin Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Brodii Ingram McCarthy College Tamworth Chloe Coe McCarthy College Tamworth Emily Burke Holy Spirit College Corrimal Georgia Voura St Columba's High Springwood Jasmine Dillon St Peter's Catholic College Wyong Kaitlin McCaffery Our Lady of Mercy College North Parramatta Karri Doyle St Clare's College Waverley Kristen Kessler St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Nicole Saldern Stella Maris College Manly Sarah Dimech MacKillop Catholic College Lake Haven Sophie Quirk Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Tayla Duguid St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Tayla Fraser Marian Catholic College Kenthurst

In the U/15 Girls Division, Broken Bay ran out winners, defeating Wollongong in the Grand Final.

At the conclusion of the day, NSWCCC named four teams to contest the NSW All Schools Championships in the U/15 Division and the National Youth Championships in the Opens Division

Thankyou to everyone involved in Touch Football in 2012, from administrators, through to coaches and players. I hope you have enjoyed the year and I look forward to working with you in 2013.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Kaitlin McCaffrey Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta

NSW All Schools Report Our U/15 Girls team also enjoyed a successful tournament, but were defeated by a very strong NSWCHS team in the Grand Final. With a number of younger players in the team, the future is looking bright in this division.

Craig Beacroft NSWCCC Touch Convener

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Finals will be 15 minutes each way, with a half time break not exceeding 3 minutes.

Open Boys TIME FIELD TEAMS 2.00pm Maitland/Newcastle V Broken Bay 2.00pm MCC V CBSA

Open Girls TIME FIELD TEAMS 2.00pm Wollongong V SCC 2.00pm CGSSSA V Parramatta

15 Years Boys TIME FIELD TEAMS 2.00pm MCC V Broken Bay 2.00pm MCS V CBSA

15 Years Girls TIME FIELD TEAMS 2.00pm Wollongong V Parramatta 2.00pm Broken Bay V CGSSSA

Finals TIME FIELD TEAMS 2.40pm OPEN BOYS MCC 2 Broken Bay 1 2.40pm OPEN GIRLS Parramatta 8 Wollongong 0 2.40pm 15 YEAR BOYS MCS 3 MCC 0 2.40pm 15 YEAR GIRLS Broken Bay 4 Wollongong 1

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TRIATHLON - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2012 Triathlon Championship was again an exciting event with very high participation rates from Catholic schools right across the state. The introduction of on-line entries via the NSWCCC website proved to be a very valuable tool. While any change to a system throws up initial difficulties, Principal’s, Sport Coordinators, parents and students quickly learnt how to use the system. As a convener, this provided far greater knowledge on the entries and athletes involved at any point in time which was a real positive.

As a result of the website late entries certainly impacted on schools. All involved will need to ensure they meet the due dates for 2013 and beyond to avoid disappointment. I am indebted to Kym Skerritt, who managed a great deal of late entries in this the initial year of transition.

The event itself ran smoothly, as a part of the NSW All School Championships. Staff representing NSWCCC, were diligent and effective in meeting all of our commitments to this event. I am appreciative to Steve Muller, Tim Kennedy, Jo Pilgrim, Elissa Kitchen, Chris Anschau and his assistants who all contributed their skill and expertise to enable the event to run well. Once again the students from St. Dominic’s College, Kingswood were outstanding. This group of students were crucial in the set up and removal of the barricades and transition area used. They were terrific ambassadors for their school and of the NSWCCC brand.

A total of 11 students from Catholic Schools progressed to the SSA event in Western Australia. This year the girls dominated the catholic representatives with 8/11 being the girls.

Result Highlights include:

Intermediate girls – Laura Cook (port), Megan Isbister (Gunnedah) and Blyth Quick taking out 1st, 2nd and 3rd at All Schools and all received medals at SSA

On a personal note, I was fortunate enough to receive a School Sport Australia – Service Award, an award I was very flattered to receive. I wish to recognize the role of NSWCCC for the ongoing support of my application to the Triathlon Management position which has allowed me eligible for such an award. It great at least in the sport of Triathlon, that Catholic School Officials get the opportunity to regularly be appointed to such positions.

I encourage staff and students interested in the 2013 event to enter early, and look forward to another successful year of Triathlon.

All results are accessible for the NSWCCC, NSW All Schools and School Sport Australia events via the NSWCCC website and the Multisport Australia website.

Paul Kennedy NSWCCC Triathlon Convener

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OPEN BOYS VOLLEYBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Julian Pele De La Salle College Revesby Heights Fred Faamousili Holy Spirit College Lakemba Joshua Moll St. Pauls College Wentworthville Alain Lobrio St. Marys Cathedral Sydney Anthony Elhage Holy Spirit College Lakemba

Tom Coleman Edmund Rice College Wollongong

Philip Nwosu Holy Spirit College Lakemba Godfried Agyemang Holy Spirit College Lakemba Felix Moli Holy Spirit College Lakemba Josh Mannix- Perkins Edmund Rice College Wollongong

NSWCCC Selections Report At the NSWCCC Volleyball Selection Trials the numbers were significantly depleted due to the implementation of the new sign on facility through the website. Notwithstanding this a CCC Boys Open Volleyball team was selected.

The boys selection trials were bolstered by several players from De La Salle College Revesby who arrived on the morning of the trials as their Sports Coordinator had been told that the numbers were well down. Many of these boys were selected in the CCC Boys Open team following a morning of games and drills designed to permit the players to demonstrate their skills.

Students selected in NSW All Schools Team Nil

All Schools Tri-Series Report Once the teams were selected, training began at Olympic Park for the Tri-Series Competition, however with the Combined Independent Schools unable to field a team our CCC team played off against the CHS Boys and Girls teams in a Bi-Series. The Boys team had great difficulty containing the power hitting of the CHS team with an effective block. The CHS team also executed some great blocking and effectively closed down the CCC attack. Unfortunately the CCC team went down in three sets..

The outstanding players the Boys CCC Open Volleyball team was Evander Pele of De La Salle College, Revesby. It is interesting to note that Evander went on to win a Gold Medal at the National Junior Volleyball Championships playing with the NSW U17 team in July this year.

All of the players certainly gave a maximum effort , both at training and in the Bi-Series and should be congratulated.

Bob Cooper NSWCCC Boys Volleyball Convener/NSWCCC Boys Volleyball Coach

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NSWCCC BOYS VOLLEYBALL TEAM 2012

Back Row: Bob Cooper (Coach), Anthony Elhage, Godfried Agyemang, Fred Faamousili, Philip Nwosu, Julian Pele

Front Row: Felix Moll, Alain Lobrio, Joshua Moll

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OPEN GIRLS VOLLEYBALL - 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Team Elizabeth Borger Santa Sabina College Strathfield Marissa Connor Santa Sabina College Strathfield Alexandra Devlin Santa Sabina College Strathfield Emily Hall Santa Sabina College Strathfield Gemma Kerrison Santa Sabina College Strathfield Stephanie Mulholland St Andrews College Marayong Gabrielle Naylor Santa Sabina College Strathfield Louise Pow Santa Sabina College Strathfield Nikki Tripodi Santa Sabina College Strathfield Bryony Williams Santa Sabina College Strathfield

NSWCCC Selections Report At our CCC Volleyball Selection Trials the numbers were significantly depleted due to the implementation of the new sign on facility through the website. Notwithstanding this a CCC Girls Open Volleyball team was selected.

The girls from Santa Sabina Strathfield proved much stronger than the other players present and comprised the NSW CCC team with Nam Pham also of Santa Sabina as the coach. With many girls present unable to effectively spike the ball and most not used to back court setting there was a clear delineation between the talented and skilful girls from Santa Sabina and those from other schools.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Montana Meucci Santa Sabina College Strathfield Bridget O’Malley Santa Sabina College Strathfield Angelique Souma Santa Sabina College Strathfield

NSW All Schools Report Once the teams were selected, training began at Olympic Park for the Tri-Series Competition, however with the Combined Independent Schools unable to field a team our CCC team played off against the CHS Boys and Girls teams in a Bi-Series. The Girl's team played extremely well and had a very close 5 set match with a score of 15 - 10 in the fifth.

The outstanding players for the Girl's CCC Open Volleyball team were Elizabeth Borger and Gemma Kerrison from Santa Sabina, Strathfield.

I would like to thank Nam Pham for his assistance as coach of the CCC Open Girls Volleyball team. All of the players certainly gave a maximum effort, both at training and in the Bi-Series and should be congratulated.

Bob Cooper NSWCCC Volleyball Manager

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BOYS WATER POLO – 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges U/17 Team Ben Ayoub Parramatta Marist Parramatta Jack Barratt St John's College Woodlawn Nic Brooks St John Bosco College Engadine Josh Canturi De La Salle College Caringbah Sam Cocokios De La Salle College Caringbah Jessie Deloriane All Saints College - St Joseph’s Lochinvar Hunor Kicsi St Leo’s College Wahroonga Matthew Newman St Pius X High School Adamstown JoshTalvi Marist College North Sydney Matthew Willows St Augustine's College Brookvale

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Open Team Jake Cooper St Dominic's College Kingswood Michael Jones St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Mitchell Jones St Augustine's College Brookvale Angus Lambie De La Salle College Caringbah Isaac Lawrence St Paul's Catholic College Manly Jayden Namroud Patrician Brothers' College Fairfield Nathan Prest MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Zachary Quinn St John Bosco College Engadine James Reid St Augustine's College Brookvale Matthew Schweighoffer De La Salle College Caringbah Evan Taylor Marist College Eastwood Steven Xenakis Marist College North Sydney

NSWCCC Selections Report The CCC Water Polo teams had mixed results this year. The trials were well attended and we were able to choose strong squads of players for both the boys and girls teams.

Impressively we had many boys turn up and were able to choose two teams this year after last year being only able to select one side.

Students selected in NSW All Schools Team Jack Barrett St John’s College Woodlawn Nicholas Brooks St John’s Bosco College Engadine Sam Cocokios De La Salle College Caringbah Jessie Deloraine All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar Hunor Kisci St Leo’s College Wahroonga Zac Quinn St John’s Bosco College Engadine Mat Schweighoffer De La Salle College Caringbah

NSW All Schools Report In an action packed day of Water Polo, CCC were the eventual winners. Results of the matches are as follows: CHS Open - 7 (Duck 2, Watkins 2, Wicken 1, Mihell1, Cockle 1) defeated CCC Open - 1 (Ayoub 1)

CCC 17’s – 5 (Brooks 2, Deloraine 2, Barret 1) defeated CIS 17’s - 4 (Hayes 2, Smith 1, Gilbert 1)

CIS Open – 10 (Cotterill 5, May 3McJannett 1, Willows 1) defeated CHS 17’s - 7 (McCarthy 1, Brunner-Evans-1, Holden 1, Hawthorne 1Mc Hugh 1, Greer 1, Crelley1)

CCC 17’s – 9 (Quinn 2, Scheighefter 2, Deloraine 2, Brooks 1, Lambie 1, Walter 1) defeated CHS Opens – 2 (Mihell 1, Watkins 1)

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CIS 17’s – 7 (Cotterill 5, Smith 1, King 1) defeated CHS 17’s – 6 (Greer 2, Crelley 1, Hawthorne 1, Brunner-Evans 1, McCarthy 1)

CIS Opens – 10 (May 4, Negus 2, Cotterill1, McJannett 1, Salter 1, Willows 1) defeated CCC Open – 1 (Ayoub 1)

CCC 17’s – 11 (Deloraine 4, Brooks 3, Barrat 2, Wlohan1, Kisci 1) defeated CHS 17’s – 6 (Holden 4, McCarthy 1, Edgar 1)

CIS 17 ‘s – 11 (Boyko 2, Cotterill 1, McJannett 1, Negus 1, Salter 1, Harris 1, Willows 1) defeated CCC Opens – 1 (Nambound 1)

CIS Opens – 9 (May 3, Cotterill 1, McJannett1, Negus 1, Salter 1, Harris 1, Willows 1, defeated CHS Open – 2 (Davis 1, Sharpe 1)

Congratulations to the NSWCCC U17 team who took out the Championships.

Students Selected in Australian Team Jessie Deloraine All Saints College – St Joseph’s Lochinvar Sam Cocokios De La Salle College Caringbah Nicholas Brooks St John’s Bosco College Engadine

Chris Hook NSWCCC Water Polo Convener

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Open Team Morgan Baxter Santa Sabina College Strathfield Kelsey Baxter Santa Sabina College Strathfield Jaccqualyn Bresnahan St Ursula's College Kingsgrove Alexandra Diakos St Scholastica's College Glebe Claire Negus St Clare's College Waverley Laura Robinson All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland Jacqueline Stammell St Clare's College Waverley Johanna Stokoe Brigidine College St Ives Laura Woolley Stella Maris College Manly Chelsea Woodward Stella Maris College Manly Briarne Campbell St Clare's College Waverley

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges U/17 Team Kristyn Bennett St Patrick's Marist High Dundas Emily Boland All Saints College - St Mary's Maitland Stephanie Calaizis St Scholastica's College Glebe Danielle Carr Stella Maris College Manly Daisy Carter St Clare's College Waverley Georgia Farrell Stella Maris College Manly Ellen Hahn Santa Sabina College Strathfield Bronte Halligan Stella Maris College Manly Caitlin Knox All Saints College - St Peter's Maitland Caitlin Laycock Isabella Mercuri Santa Sabina CollegeStrathfield Dominique Monaro Santa Sabina College Strathfield Paige Wiseman Stella Maris College Manly

NSWCCC Selections Report The CCC Water Polo teams had mixed results this year. The trials were well attended and we were able to choose strong squads of players for both the boys and girls teams.

The teams trained on the two weekends prior to their tournaments. However our girls had disrupted preparations for a variety of reasons and did not really play to their potential.

Students Selected in NSW All Schools Team Ellen Hahn Santa Sabina College Strathfield Bronte Halligan Stella Maris College Manly

Students Selected in Australian Team Ellen Hahn Santa Sabina College Strathfield

Chris Hook NSWCCC Water Polo Convener

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