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SACRED HEART COLLEGE SPORTS AWARDS DINNER 16 October 2015 Sacred Heart College Auditorium with special guest Craig Innes PROGRAMME A cash bar will operate throughout the evening. Welcome by our Principal, Jim Dale Introduction by Director of Sport, Mr Nick Guise Acknowledgement of Sports Captains 2015 by Mr Nick Guise with citations by Mr Jono Anderson Presentation of Sacred Heart College Medallions by Mr Nick Guise with citations by Mr Jono Anderson Grace led by our Sports Prefect, Andrew French Self-service buffet Presentation of Sport Awards by Craig Innes with citations by Mr Jono Anderson Dessert and coffee Question and Answer session with guest Craig Innes Presentations to Major Award winners by Craig Innes with citations by Mr Jono Anderson Special Presentations Closing address by Head Boy, Hugo Fletcher Major Sponsors Guest Speaker Craig Innes On 1 February 1985, Craig Innes commenced school in Year 11 or the old 5th Form at Sacred Heart College. Craig was a boarder from Matamata. In 1985 he played centre for the 1stXV and was in the athletics team, featuring in field events and sprints. In 1986 he played centre for the 1stXV and was top try scorer. He played for the NZ Schoolboys team, NZ U17 Schoolboys, Auckland Secondary Schools and North Island U18. He represented the College at Athletics. In 1987 Craig captained the 1stXV and toured Japan with the NZ Schoolboys, played for NZ U18 against Wales, Auckland Colts and the Northern Region team. He was also a member of the Athletics relay team. Craig made his international Rugby Union debut at age 20 on the wing in a test against Wales during New Zealand's 1989 tour of Wales and Ireland. He scored two tries on debut. He went on to play 17 tests for the All Blacks, including the 1991 Rugby World Cup. He turned professional in 1992, joining English Rugby League club Leeds. Innes helped Leeds reach the 1994 and 1995 Challenge Cup finals, playing against former All Black teammate Va'aiga Tuigamala in both matches. He made 135 appearances for Leeds before leaving the club in 1996, shortly before start of the inaugural Super League season in Australia. Manly-Warringah secured his services for the 1996 ARL Premiership season and he played alongside fellow former All Black, Matthew Ridge in the Sea Eagles' Grand final victory that year, scoring the first try of the match. At the height of the Super League war in 1997 Innes was unable to play representative Rugby League for New Zealand due to the New Zealand Rugby League's alignment with Super League and his club Manly's alignment with Australian Rugby League. He did however appear in one match for a 'Rest of the World' team assembled to play against the ARL's Australian side. At the end of the 1997 season, Innes returned to New Zealand to play out the rest of his football career in the Super 12 Rugby Union competition for the Auckland Blues. Since retirement from playing, he has been involved in professional player management. SENIOR CAPTAINS -2015 Athletics Team Lemeki Namoa and Sheldon Tovio 1st V Basketball Captain Jacob Lewis 1st XI Cricket Captain Hugo Fletcher Senior A Cycling Captain Robert Holley Distance Running Captain James Uhlenberg 1st XI Football Captain Dylan de Jong 1st XI Hockey Captain Mark Bell-Kake Rowing Captain Fergus Meldrum and Ben Tyson 1st XV Rugby Captain Joseph Simpkins Snow Sports Captain Samuel Clezy Premier Squash Captain Scott van Lieshout Senior A Tennis Captain Paddy Pierce Senior A Touch Captain Sheldon Tovio Senior A Water Polo Captain Andrew French SPORTS MEDALLIONS 2015 JONATHAN ANSLEY New Zealand Senior Boys 6-Man Cross-Country Team Champion MARK BELL-KAKE New Zealand Under 18 Hockey Team JAKE BLUNDELL New Zealand Under 16 Water Polo Team SAMUEL CASEY New Zealand Under 16 Water Polo Team MATTHEW DELL New Zealand Under 16 Water Polo Team CESAR DYSON New Zealand Under 20 Fencing Team Champion LOUIE FERIGO New Zealand Under 15 Water Polo Team ANDREW FRENCH New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Team LOCHLAN GILDER New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Under 16 Team Duathlon Champion NICHOLAS HERMANS New Zealand Under 16 Water Polo Team JACOB HOLMES New Zealand Senior Boys 6-Man Cross-Country Team Champion LUCAS IMRIE New Zealand Under 17 Football Team AJ KEPAOA Samoa Under 16 Rugby League Team MARIO KOENIGSPERGER New Zealand Age Group Swimming Champion New Zealand Swimming Representative 2015 Youth Commonwealth Games SEBASTIAN LARDIES New Zealand Sailing Representative – Optimist ISITOLO MAKA New Zealand Barbarians Rugby Team ANDREW MATTHEWS New Zealand Secondary Schools’ U13 Triathlon Champion New Zealand Secondary Schools’ U13 Aquathon Champion JAMES MATTHEWS New Zealand Senior Boys 6-Man Cross-Country Team Champion LIAM MILLER New Zealand Senior Boys 6-Man Cross-Country Team Champion GABRIEL ORCHARD New Zealand Under 15 Water Polo Team SEAN PAGET New Zealand Senior Boys 6-Man Cross-Country Team Champion NICHOLAS PATERSON New Zealand Under 15 Water Polo Team RYAN PIKE New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Team CONNOR PROBERT New Zealand Under 17 Football Team JOSHUA RETTER New Zealand Under 16 Water Polo Team ANDREW ROUSE New Zealand Representative Badminton LIAM SCHOLLUM New Zealand Under 16 Water Polo Team SEBASTIAN SERRANO-VALLADARES New Zealand Representative AFL BAILEY STEWART New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Athletics 400m Champion SHELDON TOVIO Cook Islands Representative Mens’ Touch Team New Zealand Under 17 Touch Team JAMES UHLENBERG New Zealand Senior Boys 6-Man Cross-Country Team Champion New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Under 16 Team Duathlon Champion New Zealand Representative Cross-Country MICHAEL WOUD New Zealand Under 17 Football Team PATRIK ZATKO New Zealand Under 15 Water Polo Team Sports Awards ATHLETICS The Peterson Family Cup for the Year 7 Athletics Champion Thomas Wynne The Senior Division Athletic Champion Cup for the Year 8 Athletics Champion Fergus Harland The Junior Athletics Championship Cup for the Junior Athletics Champion James T Evans The Mervyn and Kingi Fraser Smith Cup for the Intermediate Athletics Champion Matthew Palmer The D Casey Esquire Cup for the Senior Athletics Champion Bradley Griffin-Salt The Henare Tuhakaraina Trophy for Junior Boys Field Events Excellence Tino Lui BADMINTON The D’Souza Family Trust Cup for the Outstanding Player of the Year Troy Chien The SHC Badminton Trophy for the Most Promising Player Victor Cai BASKETBALL The Outstanding Year 7 and 8 Player Leyton Vaike-Hunt The SHC Carew-Bourke Family Cup for Most Outstanding Junior Player Ascott Mafi The Paul Hood Trophy for Service and Leadership to a Senior Player Rick Kaufusi The Lawson Family Trophy for the Most Valuable Player Moana Sigabalavu-Schuster CRICKET The Outstanding Year 7 and 8 Player Noah Heilmann The Moran Cup for Most Promising Junior Player Samuel Heilmann The Barakat Cup for the highest aggregate wickets in the 1st XI Hugo Fletcher The Arbuckle Family Cup for highest aggregate runs in the 1st XI Jack Coman The Michael McFadden Memorial Cup for 1st XI Best Fielder Kent Fletcher The Brother Vincent Scannell Memorial Trophy given to the Outstanding Sacred Heart Player at the annual Marist Cricket Carnival Aston Avery CYCLING The Jennings Cup for the Outstanding Novice Matthew Mitchell Outstanding Senior Cyclist of the Year Cup Donated by the Jackson Family Alex McKay The Ethan Mitchell Cup for the Cyclist of the Year Andrew Matthews DISTANCE RUNNING The Year 7 Cross-Country Cup for the Year 7 Champion Jackson Jarvie The Year 8 Cross-Country Cup for the Year 8 Champion Fergus Harland The Junior Champion Hamish McKay The Outstanding Cross-Country Runner Cup for the Intermediate Champion James Uhlenberg The College Cross-Country Champion Trophy for the Senior Cross-Country Champion Christopher Brokenshire Nicholas Brokenshire FOOTBALL The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Jake Moosbally The Outstanding Junior Player Kingsley Sinclair The 1st Dempsey Morton Trophy for the Most Improved 1st XI Player William Gillingham The 2nd Dempsey Morton Trophy for the Most Outstanding1st XI Player Dylan Bull The Doyle-Smit Family Cup for the 1st XI Football Players’ Player Jardin Draper The SHC Manickum Family Golden Boot Trophy for the Most Goals scored in the season Dylan Bull The Golden Glove Trophy for the Best Goal Defender Keegan Smith AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 1st XI Football Team 2nd XI Football Team 14B1 Team 14A Team 13A Team GOLF The Maudsley Golf Cup for the College Champion Liam Hill HOCKEY The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Andre Thornton-Butler The Outstanding Junior Player Brett Menezes The Most Promising Player of the Year Cup Donated by the Fowler Family Brett Menezes The Most Outstanding Senior Player of the Year Cup Donated by the Kreft Family Mark Bell-Kake ROWING The Peter Waite Memorial Trophy for the Most Improved Rower Conor Nelson The Br Terence Costello Cup for the Outstanding Rower of the Year Jared August The JDJ Scott Memorial Cup for the Coxswain of the Year Ryan Olsen The Leef Memorial Trophy for the Best Performing Rowing Four George Hyslop, Henry Hyslop, Tom Newton, Sean Paget and Ben Tyson (cox) The Klaassen Rowing Cup for the Best Performing Rowing Eight Jared August, George Grbich Thomas Henderson, Vedran Ilich, Quinn O’Brien, Isaac Screen, Patrick Spencer, Malkome Vaka and Massimo Nicholas (cox) RUGBY The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Sionekau Lokeni The Kerry Plamus and Ron Price Cup for the Most Promising Junior Grade Player Sione Funaki 1st XV Best Back of the Year Trophy Matthew Storm 1st XV Best Forward of the Year Trophy
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