13 SEPTEMBER 2017

Marist College Enews

Important dates Dear Marist Family,

Thursday 14 September The end of Term 3 sees a number of key events take place at the College. Oral Reporting Year 7-12 ACT Championship Athletics, 13 years and over For our Year 12 boys two highlight events are the Year 12 Formal which takes place this Friday night followed by the Retreats next week. Over Friday 15 September the years previous senior groups have viewed these events among the Year 12 Formal most positive experiences of their Marist schooling. I’m sure this year’s Sunday 17 September - Formal and the Retreats will be significant also for our current seniors. I Friday 22 September wish them each a happy and positive experience in these coming days. I want to especially acknowledge and thank the staff who accompany Year 12 Retreats the boys on their retreats and thank also Mr Hawes and the Mission Monday 18 September - Team for their work in organising the retreat program. Friday 22 September Year 9 Middle Earth All of the winter sports have come to an end or are about to. This winter has been a particularly successful one across the codes. As well as winning championships and finals, the manner in which our Monday 18 September boys and teams have played has been excellent. In recent weeks, we have continued to emphasise with Year 11 Specialist Mathematics Lecture, the boys the importance of playing and supporting in the correct way, our way, which is to be respectful 3.50pm - 6.00pm, Theatrette and positive in line with our College values and standards. I was very proud of the boys at all the games I watched in recent weeks and I thank them for responding so well to our expectations. Tuesday 19 September ACT Championship Athletics, 12 years and under The sporting codes celebrate their respective seasons achievements at presentation evenings at this time and early next term. These gatherings have much to celebrate this year and highlights include: Wednesday 20 September • An undefeated season for our First XI Football team, seeing Marist win the premiership for the third Year 11 Study Day time in four years. Year 4 Assembly, 2.00pm, Junior School Hall • The First XVIII AFL team coming from fourth place to win the Rising Stars Competition, the second Friday 22 September time in three seasons. End of Term Year 4-12 • The First XV Rugby team completing an undefeated season, winning the Grand Final for the first time since 2006. As well, the team won the ASC competition and defeated St Joseph’s Hunters Hill Friday 22 September - at the start of the season. Thursday 5 October • It is the first time for many years we have won all three football premierships in the same season. Sri Lanka Immersion Pleasingly it brings to four successful victories for the year with the First XI cricket team winning Saturday 23 September - their competition earlier in the year. Saturday 7 October • Our First XI Hockey team plays its grand final on Sunday. I’m happy for the team and its coaches to Italian Language and Hospitality Tour see the boys playing for the championship. Sunday 24 September - Tuesday 3 October We have enjoyed a truly remarkable year in sport and most pleasing is the positive impact it contributes USA Science Tour to the spirit in the College. I often emphasise that Marist is not a sports school, rather it is a school that plays sport. Sport is not an end in itself, it is a means to an end. That ‘end’ is the quality of the tone in Sunday 24 September - the College, that spirit which comes from boys, staff, families and Old Boys contributing to building our Tuesday 3 October Marist culture – to ensure we truly are an “everything school”. D of E Long Trip Monday 9 October Sincere thanks to everyone for your efforts this year in sport. The College is indeed richer for those Term 4 Commences Years 4-12 efforts. Continued on next page ...

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FROM THE HEADMASTER CONTINUED...

During the coming term break we have three groups touring overseas. Eight A large and strong field of candidates nominated for these positions. I want boys accompanied by Mr Hawes and Ms Weijers will be on Immersion in Sri to thank all those boys for the manner in which they presented themselves Lanka. Mr Bhatnagar and Mrs Billingham are taking a group to the USA for the in their speeches to the year group and in the high quality responses they NASA Science trip. For the first time, a combined languages/ hospitality tour made in their applications, and to the final eight for the manner in which they group will travel to Italy. The group will be accompanied by Mr David Moore, participated in the selection interviews. Ms Bal, Mr O’Kane, Mr Folan and Mrs Serbatoio. Best wishes to the three groups and safe travels. Houses now turn their attention to electing House Captains early in Term 4.

Following a lengthy process the College Captains for 2018 have now been May St Marcellin continue to watch over our boys and their families. decided. Congratulations to:

Yours sincerely

Mr Richard Sidorko Headmaster

Max Beaumont – Luke Palisi – David Cordeiro – College Captain College Vice College Service Captain Captain

CO-CURRICULAR MARIST ORATORY COMPETITION 2017

For 27 years the Marist Oratory Competition has been a valued item on the calendar of Marist Schools. It is a prestigious public speaking competition involving Marist schools from Sydney, regional NSW and Canberra. This year, five boys from the College competed in the Competition which was held at St Gregory’s College, Campbelltown on Wednesday 6 September.

Keiran McKenna performed wonderfully in the Year 7 division with an entertaining and thought provoking speech on de-extinction. Daksh Tyagi from Year 9 spoke confidently and passionately on the topic, “Knowledge is power”. In the Year 10 division, Oliver Kuruc challenged the audience to consider the complexity of the conflict in the Spanish Civil War. Jeremy de their preparation. Each boy worked extremely hard to research, prepare and Kleuver from Year 11 represented the College in the highly competitive Senior rehearse their presentations. Division. His speech on the future of space exploration was well-prepared and delivered with sophistication and style. Year 11 student, Sam Perkins had We are immensely proud of their excellent performances and their the challenging job of competing in the Impromptu Division. With very little outstanding representation of the College. This was a fabulous learning warning or ability to prepare, Sam kept a level head and delivered a highly experience and we encourage all Senior School boys to consider competing engaging speech. next year.

Our thanks to Ms Leanne Mogford who accompanied us on the trip and lent Loretta Gill her expert guidance to the boys. Thank you also to Mr Neil Smith who generously gave his time to hold a coaching session with the boys during Head of Co-Curricular

FRIDAY MORNING MASS UNIFORM SHOP NOTICE

Mass is on every Friday morning during Open this Thursday, 14 September, till 7.00pm and Saturday 16 school term in the College Chapel. September from 9.00am – 12 noon. Please click here for the new business hours. Mass starts at 8.10am and finishes in time for the start of the school day. More Volunteers needed

Everyone is welcome to attend. Volunteers are still needed for Tuesdays and Saturdays. Please contact Gabriella on 6298 7263.

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CURRICULUM IN FOCUS

MARIST STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN YEAR 11 FRENCH COOKING AND ACT STEM CHALLENGE LANGUAGE EXCURSION

Once again, our Year 11 French class spent an amazing day at Le Très Bon Cooking School in Bungendore which is run by the French master chef, Christophe Grégoire and his wife Joséphine.

After downing a traditional French breakfast of homemade croissants and quince jam washed down with chocolat chaud, the boys were treated to a fascinating talk about patrimone, terroir, the origins of French restaurants, and an introduction to famous French chefs of the past, Brillat Savarin, Escoffier and Marie-Antoine Carème.

After a demonstration in French by chef Christophe of how make a perfect crème brûlée, the boys separated into groups of two to produce their own. On Friday 1 September, a team of Year 10 students reclaimed the ACT STEM They even had the chance to caramelise the top with a blowtorch and the Competition title. Nine students, comprising of three teams with three results were both professional and delicious. students each, participated in the Competition. The team comprising of Leo Ng, Alexander Trewartha and Joseph Kettle were declared the overall winners. Then it was over to Christophe for a demonstration of how to make a perfect These three students received the highest honour on the back of consistent sauce béarnaise to accompany their pan fried eye filet steak, be it bleu, à point performances across all challenges in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and IT, or bien cuit. The boys demonstrated excellent knife skills and cooked their and also placed first in Mathematics. steaks to perfection. All that remained was to sit down with their salade en vinaigrette, their frites and savour a well-deserved repas français. A second team comprising Aniket Dhawan, Andrew Chan and Will Dyson came second in Chemistry. The whole day was exhausting but exciting, and the challenge of hearing and speaking French all day with a native speaker was second to none! This is the second time in the last three years of entering the Competition that the College has won. Thanks to Kirsty van der Kolk for her involvement in At the time of going to press, further events are scheduled for the Year 7 training the students. students which will include a visit by the Carrousel Puppet Theatre who will perform Cinderella in Italian and French. We also plan to have an Italian Rohit Bhatnagar breakfast for all of the Year 7 students of language to round off their first year of learning their respective languages at the College. Head of Science

Kate Lofthouse ANU PROFESSOR SPEAKS TO YEAR 10 Head of Languages HISTORY STUDENTS

Professor Joan Beaumont from the ANU enlivened the Year 10 History Mysteries class with her challenging ideas on the significance for Australia of 1917. Drawing on her latest book, Broken Nation, she questioned the boys about their own ideas, and extended their knowledge and understanding of many of the terrible events of that year.

The boys are close to completing their entries for the Simpson Prize and were able to clarify their ideas with one of Australia’s foremost authorities on the topic.

Liz McGinnis Head of Social Science

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CURRICULUM IN FOCUS

YEAR 9 MIDDLE EARTH

Week 10 – Monday 18 September to Friday 22 September 2017

Year 9 students and their families are reminded to check the Portal and their emails frequently for important information regarding the Middle Earth exploration. Arrive at Marist: 6.15am-6.30am. Please do not arrive before this time. Roll Call: 6.30am – Senior School Gymnasium. Departure: 6.45am All information – including the program matrix, gear lists, FAQs and more – is available on the Portal. Please click here to access the Footsteps page or head to the Portal > College Life > Footsteps. Students will return to school on Friday 22 September between 4.00pm and 4.15pm. Please check the College Facebook, Twitter and website for updates and remember that Marr Street can become very busy during this time.

Jarrod Schindler Footsteps and Camp Coordinator

YEAR 7 FRENCH BREAKFAST

This year the Year 7 students of French enjoyed the delights of a petit déjeuner français, ordering their pain au chocolat in French and thanking Madame Lofthouse who had collected the fresh baking early that morning. All of the boys commented that it was Miam! Miam!

Kate Lofthouse Head of Languages COLLEGE LIFE

Being a parent is the hardest job we’ll ever have. All parents at some time experience difficulties and stress. Parentline ACT is a confidential and free telephone and face-to-face counselling and information service. Open: Monday to Friday (except on public holidays), 9.00am to 5.00pm. Phone: 6287 3833 Nick Koeck, Nick Zvekic and Tristan St John at the Australian Interschools Championships PARENT EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING (P.E.T)

The 24 hour Parent Effectiveness Training course consists of three-hour sessions, once per week, for eight weeks. Booking is essential. Cost: $390 pp for the course (investment includes a workbook and textbook). Course begins: Monday 16 October 2017 (minimum number of participants required) Time: 6.30pm to 9.45pm Place: Weston, ACT.

Enjoy P.E.T. with Larissa Dann, accredited P.E.T. instructor. For more information: visit www.parentskills.com.au, read P.E.T. on a Page, and join the Parent Skills Marist students on exchange to Hampshire College Facebook community.

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JUNIOR SCHOOL

FROM THE HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL

Dear Parents and Carers

It’s a great thing to finally feel a touch of spring aware of a change in your circumstances for next It is clear that our Marist Canberra ‘family’ provides in the weather. The last days and weeks of winter year so that we can continue with our planning that mentoring and support for our boys. The level have brought with them a range of colds and flu and class allocations. of support through positive cheering, presence and absences in both staff and the boys have been and modelling at the various sporting fixtures high. Be sure to take some time to care for your Feedback from the Open Classrooms and Fathers’ lately has raised much comment. Of course, this own and your family’s health and wellbeing. Day afternoon has been extremely positive. Thanks is only one aspect of the support that takes place to those dads, grandads and visitors who were throughout the College. We welcome back Mr Whiting in 5S as Ms Skvorc able to be around and spend some time with the enjoys some long service leave for the remainder boys in class and on the ovals after lunch. Steve Our Junior School boys are lucky to be able to of the term. Mr Brown is replacing Mr Goodman Biddulph (well-known Australian parent educator) have positive role models and mentors through also for his leave for the rest of Term 3. Best wishes outlines the changing role of fathers as boys sport, service, performing arts and especially our also to Susana Latukefu (who assists the staff in the grow and develop. In particular, he highlights the religious mentoring programs that have taken Junior School) as she heads off to the International need for male mentors in childhood and the early place recently. This work done by our community Mothers’ Prayer Conference in Poland. teenage years. These are other men in our sons’ ensures that we continue to develop and produce lives who can provide the support and modelling fine young men led by the words of ‘The Guide’ that boys look to. As quoted in ‘The Guardian’ (1853) which describes the education of children In other staffing news, I am happy to confirm (20 June 1999), “It’s a challenge they cannot meet as… “above all it is to form their hearts, their wills, that both Mr Jonathon McGrath and Ms Michelle without the help of male mentors other than Dad, their consciences and their character…” (page 105). Williams have accepted permanent positions at the according to Biddulph. What a family can do only College from 2018. As I have said previously, our reaches to a certain point, and you can’t get a kid enrolments are strong with a slight growth to 420 past their mid-teens without a wider community. The Best wishes for a restful holiday break. We look students in the Junior School in 2018. We continue mistake of a lot of parents is to think that if you’re forward to the boys’ return on Monday 9 October to receive a number of enquiries for places in all sensitive and educated enough, you can do a good in full summer uniform. year levels as the wait list remains active. I ask all job…” families to make contact with the College if you are Kind Regards Eamonn Moore

AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION RESULTS DEFENCE GIVEWAY

Selected boys from the Junior School sat the Year 6 The winner of the Father’s Day Defence Giveaway Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) on was Xavier Buckley of 5B. Nathan Granatelli, Eamonn Smith, Zane Garratt, 27 July. A total of 84 boys from Years 4-6 sat this Forrest Huang, Jackson Tarrant, Joel Crispe and Competition with some wonderful results. Daniel Spelic

Congratulations to the following boys: Credits - 39 High Distinctions - 3 Lucas Louis, Joshua Ahearn and Matthew Hackett Proficient - 22 Participation - 2

Distinctions - 18 Year 4 All High Distinction and Distinction recipients will receive their awards at an Assembly later in the Shanaa Srimanobhavan, Sam Smith, Andre year. All other award recipients will receive their Vincent, William McDonald and Jack Davidson certificates through their classroom.

Year 5 Owen McKenna, Ronan Ingham, Bede Cuddihy, Aspen Reinstadler, Benjamin Rothenfluh and Austin Purse

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JUNIOR SCHOOL

ENRICHMENT NEWS FROM ELS

On Saturday 2 September, the Junior School team for Tournament of the Minds had their competition day. The team, made up of two Year 4s, two Year 5s and three Year 6s, had been training for six weeks on the long-term challenge in the Engineering/ Maths category. This was a tricky challenge and required a lot of brain power and practical building skills to come up with a working solution. The team presented their solution confidently. This was a huge learning curve for all involved, but a lot of fun as well.

The team was: Anthony Tolgyesi and Luca Aloisi of 4G, Ronan Ingham 5S, James Harrex 5B, Andrew Peng 6P, Forrest Huang 6P and Daniel Spelic 6P.

SACRAMENTAL NEWS

St Mary’s Parish, Bungendore is running a preparation program for the Preparation sessions are being held during Saturday evening Mass at Sacrament of Confirmation for baptised Catholic children in Year Six or above 5.30pm during October. More details and enrolment forms can be found who have already received the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist. on the website, phone 6238 1247 (11.00am - 5.00pm Wednesdays), or email [email protected]. Confirmation will be celebrated in St Mary’s Church on Thursday 26 October at 6.00pm. An information session is being on Saturday 7 October at 1.30pm in St Mary’s Hall, 28 Turallo Terrace, Bungendore.

WALKATHON JUNIOR SCHOOL - MAJOR PRIZES 2017

1st Bike Charlie Taylor 4R 2nd Bike Johnny Moustakas 5I 3rd $200 Hamper Daniel Spelic 6P 4th Raiders Jersey Austin Blakers 6P 5th $200 Ski Voucher Eamonn Smith 6K 6th $100 Pushy Voucher Josh Webster 5S 7th $80 Lamp Liam Motherway 6D 8th $50 JB Hi-Fi Voucher Jacob Shepherd 5B 9th $50 Labor Club Dinner Voucher Campbell Hyde 5H 10th $25 Coles Voucher Jamie Dawes 4R 11th Carnival Clown Alexander Pickett 4C

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‘BE YOUR BEST’ ATHLETICS CARNIVAL YEAR 4 AND 6 BROTHERS TOGETHER

Fifteen of our Year 10 Christian Leadership class went to the AIS last Thursday The Year 9 Liturgy class delivered the Year 4 Brothers Together program to help support student with disabilities ‘Be The Best They Can Be’ in athletics. last Monday and Tuesday on the theme ‘Strong Mind, Gentle Heart’. Their The Year 10s were excellent ambassadors for the College, braving the program included a liturgy, reflection on St Marcellin’s life, multimedia, freezing wind chill and being cheerful, kind and helpful to the participants. drama and small groups. This week, the Year 11 Marist Youth Ministry team The Snedden Hall & Gallop coordinators commented that our boys should be welcomed Year 6 students to their Brothers Together program on ‘Family congratulated for their initiative, caring and responsible nature, which was Spirit’, one of five pillars of Marist spirituality. This program featured a short on display from the start to finish of the day. film created by Marist Youth Ministry which explores what it means to be a Marist family. You can watch the video here.

YEAR 12 RETREAT The Year 12 Retreats commence this Sunday afternoon and will conclude next Friday evening. Thank you to all of the staff who give their time, passion and enthusiasm to help form the faith of these fine young men. Let’s remember to include the Year 12 students in our prayers this coming week as they reflect back on their journey through Marist and what lies ahead of them. Click here for more information.

STOP FEAR SPREAD HOPE The photographic works of Marist students were on display in the recent exhibition of photos for the ‘Stop Fear Spread Hope’ campaign, hosted at Merici College. Congratulations to Minh Truong who was awarded the ‘Best in College’ prize. Old Boy Lockie Hogg has also been creating hope at the opening screening of Senisim Pasin at Palace Cinemas. The film highlights the issue of domestic violence in Papua New Guinea and how local Papuans are working with their communities to create a brighter future. Lockie is currently studying at the ANU and was joined by Daramalan College alumni Elinor Knaggs.

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ACT SCHOOL MARIST RUGBY 2017 - AWARD WINNERS SPORT AND SOUTH TEAM BEST BACK BEST FORWARD COACH’S AWARD WESTON PSSA SPORT 1st XV Lincoln Smith Rory Scott Jack Kearns REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 2nd XV Nick Austin-Gale Ben Donohoe Luke Nagel 3rd XV Zac Russell Ned Swann Brendan Bartram Anyone interested in trialling for the various regional sports needs to log onto the ACT Sports website and register for the sport that your child wishes to trial. U16 Royal Harry O’Connor Tyson Hannon Nick Ball Reminder: If your child is successful in being selected for an ACT team U15 Royal Jayden Peckett Joel Leiper Sam Allica to participate in a national or regional tournament, you need to write a U15 Sky Cameron Locke Riley Sellars David Connolly formal letter to the College Headmaster or Head of Junior School to seek U14 Royal Harry Lyons Will Boundy Spencer Adams permission for absence from school during this period. Once the College has received such a request it can then be formally approved for your son’s U14 Sky Jack Kelly Tom Finnegan Sam Alexander participation in this activity with ACT Schools Sport. Secondly, we will be also U13 Royal Tom Hayes Noah Bouquiaux Matt Back able to acknowledge his achievement in the College newsletter. U13 Sky Jacob Beissner William Davies Tristan Morley

Paul Mead U12 Royal Keiran Comerford Malio Terupo Hugo Lester Head of Sport U12 Sky William Mamalai Jack Miller Callum O’Brien U11 Royal Jackson Cannell James Brewer Darcy Chipman ROWING CLUB NEWS U11 Sky Ben Cusack Charlie Vaughan Angus Campbell

U10 Royal Joseph Phillips Hunter Bailey Tom Evenden A reminder that registration forms and payment for the 2017/18 MCCRC rowing season are due by Tuesday 19 September. U10 Sky Fletcher Burrows Baillie Sharpe Jonte Ryan Click here for more information.

Servo Fidem Medal: Simon Rugala CONGRATULATIONS TO… Pat Kinnane Award: Jack O’Mara Phil Thomson Award: Michael Claremont Anthony Ryan Memorial Cup: Seamus Smith Brother Wayne Duncan Award: Ben Donohoe Br Mick Green (Senior Rugby Back): Seamus Smith Mick Bowen (Senior Rugby Forward): Tom Iles 2nd XV Most Valuable Player Nick Zvekic 3rd Most Valuable Player Callum Bowron

Thomas Gellatly Year 10 CO8 Aaron Lloyd 5H who recently who has been selected by Capital competed in the NSW Mag Football to attend a refereeing Gymnastics State Championship. training event in Portugal in STUDENTS WHO ARE GOING TO BE October. ABSENT FROM SCHOOL

If your son is going to be absent from school because of sporting commitments or family reasons you will need to: 1. Write to the Headmaster before the absence seeking permission for the student to be away from school. 2. Ensure your son liaises with his teachers to catch up on the work he misses while away. 3. Note that Exams will not be rescheduled for reasons other than illness Lincoln Smith Year 12 MA3 Aidan Tolich Year 10 MA4 who was or hospitalisation. who has been selected in selected to represent the ACT in the Students who are absent because of illness will need to follow the normal the Australian Barbarians Under 15 Rugby union squad to play absentee procedures. Schoolboys rugby union in the National Championships in team. September. Thank you.

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BASKETBALL - SEMI FINALS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL - GRAND FINALS TEAM DIV OPPOSITION RESULT U12 College Div 1 Queanbeyan Roadrunners 49 – 44 Win TEAM OPPOSITION RESULT U12 Royal Div 3 Belconnen Ramblers 18 – 20 Loss U12 Marist Eastlake Demons Lost 20 - 48 U12 Sky Div 4 Belconnen Ramblers 18– 18 Draw U13 Marist Sky Gungahlin Jets Won 34 - 5 U12 Blue Div 5 Burgmann Hawks 33 – 14 Win U14 College Div 1 Wests Magpies 55 – 49 Win U14 Royal Div 2 Marist Sky 43 – 21 Win U14 Sky Div 2 Marist Royal 21 – 43 Loss U14 Blue Div 3 Ginninderra Rats 34 – 47 Loss U14 Navy Div 3 Radford Grizzlies 50 – 22 Win U14 Marine Div 4 St Edmund’s College Black 30 – 19 Win HOCKEY - FINALS U14 Steel Div 4 Tuggeranong Vikings Grey 39 – 16 Win U14 Cobalt Div 5 Daramalan College Red 33 – 8 Win U14 Aqua Div 6 Gungahlin Flames 12 – 34 Loss TEAM OPPOSITION RESULT U16 College Div 1 Norths 59 – 75 Loss Under 11/2 Semi-Final Wests Won 1 - 0 U16 Royal Div 2 Queanbeyan Roadrunners Gold Forfeit - Win Under 11/2 Grand Final Queanbeyan Lost 0 - 1 U16 Sky Div 3 Tuggeranong Southern Cross 41 – 33 Win Under 13/2 Semi-Final CGS Lost 2 - 4 U16 Blue Div 3 Norths 29 – 46 Loss Under 15/2 Semi-Final CGS/Uni Juniors Lost 0 - 1 U16 Navy Div 4 WC Woden Dodgers Forfeit - Loss Under 18/2 Semi-Final Central Lost 0 - 2 U16 Marine Div 5 Tuggeranong Southern Cross 20 – 32 Loss First XI Semi-Final St Pats Won 5 - 0 U16 Steel Div 5 CGS Texas Longhorns 24 – 30 Loss U19 College Div 1 Wests Magpies 71 – 105 Loss U19 Royal Div 2 WC Woden Dodgers 39 – 35 Win U19 Sky Div 3 Daramalan Red 38 – 36 Win U19 Blue Div 3 Wests 61 – 50 Win U19 Navy Div 4 Belconnen Ramblers 16 – 10 Win U19 Marine Div 4 Ginninderra Rats 33 – 28 Win U19 Cobalt Div 5 St Edmund’s College Gold 26 – 40 Loss U19 Steel Div 6

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COLLEGE WALKATHON 2017

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING LIST OF SPONSORS:

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