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1 123 LAURIES SPORT Sports Office Contacts: Telephone (07) Wet Weather (07) For updated Sporting information, please visit curriculum/sport/ DIRECTOR OF SPORT REPORT Well hasn t time flown by. We are now in Week 5 of the school year, Round 4 of cricket and volleyball is this weekend and the AIC swimming championships are upon us next week. This week we will be conducting our rugby and football sign on so that brings us closer to those beautiful brisk mornings of winter and standing on side lines at Runcorn. Rugby/Football Sign On Students will register their interest in playing Term 2 rugby and football this week. Primary students will do this in classes while secondary boys will do it during breaks on Wednesday (Rugby) and Friday (Football). It is important that students do sign on and register an interest. This information will be collated and allows us to send the season information out to all parents. I would ask that we refrain from contacting the sports office and directors of each sport until the season information letters come out. These documents will answer the majority of questions. These will be sent out to every family whose son signed on early next week. Industrial Action Thursday 25th February The whole community should now be aware that industrial action will be taken place at the College on Thursday 25th February. All College co curricular sport will go ahead as scheduled on this day. This includes cricket, swimming and volleyball in the morning and cricket and volleyball training in the afternoon. Full supervision and normal training will be given at every session! The College is taking the opportunity on the day to begin the skill assessment of our Year 7 students for rugby and football. Year 7 parents should have received a detailed from the College. As a general guide students will complete periods 1 3 as normal and then travel to Runcorn (by bus) for basic skill assessment. Boys will return to the College for normal dismissal at 3:00pm. Relationship with External Groups ISSUE 38: 24 February to 1 March 2016 St. Laurence s is very lucky to have an excellent relationship with a number of community groups. These include a number of sporting clubs. We would definitely not be able to offer the vast sporting program we do without this great relationship. Last Friday s swimming age championships could not have been possible without Yeronga Park Swimming Complex and the Yeronga Park Swimming Club. Cricket training at the College would be impossible without the use of Souths Cricket Club s nets. The College has a great relationship with Souths Rugby Club. They allow our preseason development teams to train at their grounds and we play all of our development squad trial fixtures there. In fact our first trial for our First XV development squad and Junior Development squad will be played at Souths this afternoon. We would all be aware of the wonderful result that Souths had in winning the Brisbane Premier Grade Rugby Competition. As a result they are hosting the Australian Club Championship game this weekend at Chipsy Wood Oval. The game is this Saturday against Sydney champions Eastwood. Game kicks off at 4:30pm. I would encourage all of our rugby community to get along and support the magpies!

2 Round 3 AIC Review Last weekend was a very successful round against SPLC. It was very pleasing to see the large number of teams that found a way to win in tight situations. The First XI Cricket team chased down a large total with a couple balls to spare, equally as exciting our 7Blue cricket team scored the winning runs in their game off the last ball (both exciting games almost finished at exactly the same time!) Round 4 AIC Preview This weekend we play our closest rivals in Villanova College. I have heard some fond stories from old boys recent and distant past about the battles that have occurred with the Villanova boys both on and off the field of play! Villanova is always very strong at cricket and they have started the season very well. All of our cricket teams will need to ensure they play to their best ability to be competitive against the College who right now would be the favourite to win the cricket aggregate. Villanova have made no secret they are improving their volleyball and a quick look at the premiership tables for each division show that Villanova are in a very strong position with a large number of teams on top of the tables. Good luck to all boys for this weekend s round of fixtures Eddie Wallace Director of Sport ewallace@slc.qld.edu.au SPORTS ADMINISTRATION REPORT SWIMMING UPDATES 2016 AIC Swimming Championships Congratulations to the students who were selected in our AIC Swim Team announced today at lunchbreak. For these students there is a training session scheduled at Yeronga Pool (with a one way bus provided by the school, departing SLC at 3:15pm) this Friday afternoon. Training will conclude at 5pm. The school will provide a return bus for the AIC Swim Team travelling to Sleeman Complex next Thursday 3 March for the AIC Swim Champs. This will leave promptly from school at 7:00am and return the boys back to school in time for their normal dismissal. For more information please see the Swimming Report below. CRICKET UPDATES Cricket AIC Round 4 this Saturday Please refer to the Cricket webpage for this Saturday s schedule. Team squad lists will be ed out to the cricket community by Friday. Spirit of Cricket Awards Night Date claimer for this great event: Saturday 19 March. More info to come next week. VOLLEYBALL UPDATES Volleyball Training The training schedule is on the Volleyball webpage. Volleyball AIC Round 4 this Saturday Please refer to the Volleyball webpage for this Saturday s schedule. Team lists will be ed out to the volleyball community on Thursday as well as posted to the volleyball noticeboard. TRIMESTER 2 FOOTBALL AND RUGBY SIGN ONS it s that time of the year! Season Information Letters will be ed out in due course to all parents whose son signs on to a sport. They will also be uploaded to the College website on the Football or Rugby webpage as soon as they become available. These letters will contain detailed information on the sport including coach information/ important dates for trials, games/ uniform requirements and much much more! Please refrain from asking questions until you have received a copy of the Season Information letter and have checked to see if the answer is contained within it!

3 Primary sign ons for each sport will occur in their home classes during the next week. Football sign on Friday 26 February at morning tea break in McElligott Theatre. Bring your ID card. Rugby sign on For those boys who missed sign on today, please bring your ID card to the Sports Office during first break on Thursday. Sport Arrangements Year 7 Thursday 25 February Following the conclusion of period 3: Students NOT playing rugby or football (soccer) in Term 2: These students will be dismissed. Supervision will be available at the College for those families who cannot arrange alternative arrangements for the afternoon. Students playing rugby or football (soccer) in Term 2: Students will be given a half hour lunch break where they can access the canteen and have their lunch. At 12:20 pm students will be transported by bus to Runcorn. Students will take part in a series of skill testing, modified games for their respective sport. Students will return to the College by 3:00pm for normal dismissal. ALL students will return to the College and be dismissed from the College. What to Bring: All students attend school in normal school uniform. Rugby Players: Gold SLC training shirt, Black SLC rugby shorts, rugby socks (do not have to be SLC for this skill assessment session), rugby boots if available, sports cap, sunscreen, water bottle. Please note: Students will not be taking part in contact drills in this session so mouthguard will not be needed. Football (soccer) players: Gold SLC training shirt, Black SLC Football Shorts, Football socks (do not have to be SLC football socks for this session), football boots (if available), shin pads, sports cap, sunscreen, water bottle. Jane Fawcett Sports Administration Manager (Mondays and Wednesdays) jfawcett@slc.qld.edu.au Bear and Forbear STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING REPORT Below is a blog post I came across from a top training studio called Science of Fitness. We don t always feel like doing what is necessary, but when we are able to, it gives us discipline to help succeed. Bear and Forbear. Acknowledge the pain but continue on your path. In life there are times when you will be cut. To the world, the wound will reveal what lies within you. Strength? Steel? Air? Nobody is born with a steel backbone or an unshakable will. Sure, some people have inherent favourable genetics. But for most people it is hard work that make the spine of steel or wool. Even for those genetically gifted, it is the gifted ones who worked hard that we hear about. But the simple act of training is more often than not, the answer. It improves you physically and mentally. It is never too late to start. It will make your life better. Have you ever not felt like training but turned up anyway and got through a session? That's you forging steel. Have you ever been in the midst of a body burning lung squeezing set and all you could think of doing was quitting? But you kept going? You did one more rep then you thought possible? That is you being better. Your mind and body are joining forces to bear and forbear. A skill that can then be taken into other aspects of life. Stuck in a tough position school, at home, life? Know you can work your way through it. There is always people to help support and believe in you.

4 STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING TERM Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday am General Gym Senior Rugby Junior Rugby Senior Rugby General Gym Development Development Development am General Gym Senior Rugby Junior Rugby Senior Rugby General Gym Development Development Development am Volleyball (Year 11 12) Volleyball (Year 11 12) General Gym Sean O Connor Strength and Conditioning Coordinator soconnor@slc.qld.edu.au EXCELLENCE PROGRAM REPORT Lifting Introduction (Year 9 10) Lifting Introduction (Year 9 10) Jordan Greensill competed in the Queensland Sprint Championships over the weekend. He made finals for freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke and was first reserve for butterfly. Jordan came fourth in his freestyle and won the bronze medal for breaststroke. This was Jordan s first State individual medal so he has really achieved! Well done Jordan. Rebecca Dwyer Excellence Program Sport Coordinator rdwyer@slc.qld.edu.au QLD SCHOOL SPORT Daniel Edwards will join Isaac Trigar to compete at the Metropolitan East School Sport 19 Years Boys Cricket State Championships in Charters Towers in March. Congratulations on your selection Daniel. Congratulations to Dale Robertson who has been selected in the Metropolitan East School Sport U13 18 Tennis Team. Dale will compete at the State Championship in Rockhampton from 9 March to 13 March. Congrats to Flynn Pumpa who finished 5 th in Queensland at the Metropolitan East School Sport 11 12yrs Aquathlon State Champs in Hervey Bay over the weekend. Flynn wanted a top 5 finish, so he achieved his goal!

5 VOLLEYBALL REPORT Aggregate Update prior to VILLA Round: Current 2016 Aggregate Position: SLC 3rd, VILLA 2nd 2015 Aggregate Position: SLC 1st, VILLA 6th Well we look to be finding our groove as we had another successful round versus St Peter s College winning the day 9 3. Therefore, it is decreed to be another Zooper Dooper round! Boys can collect their ice block at a volleyball assembly in the theatre on Friday at morning tea. After playing our traditional Aggregate rivals Iona last weekend and doing so well, I wasn t sure how the boys would go backing up the following weekend. In NRL circumstances it s like the statistic of how many teams get up for the battle against the reining premiers but then lose against a lower ranked side the following week. I am always conscious of the effort the boys put into their games and how much they all want to win. This can sometimes lead to an unhealthy focus on the result rather than the process. I think our program s success has been derived from ensuring that the processes are well drilled at training and that the players have techniques that withstand the pressures of game situations and thus we are able to close games out more often than not as a result. Against Iona where we found ourselves in so many close games but managed to find a way to scrape through and win, there was always a danger that the boys could be flat against St Peter s. Most teams on the weekend however played extremely well and played consistent volleyball. A major factor in being successful on a volleyball court is seizing momentum. Once this momentum is on our side of the net this is where you can break sets wide open and build towards victory. In matches when teams tend to side out (which is a volleyball term for going tit for tat with points) then pressure builds and the set can become anyone s. I encourage all our teams to try to seize their opportunity when they feel like they are on top or in a strong rotation. Teams should emphasise the need to try to work in multiples of 2 points rather than 1. Then once you win 2 points aim for the 3rd as this gives a nice little buffer for when or if the tide of momentum changes. Preparation is key for a strong performance individually and as a team. I could not be happier with how our training sessions have been going overall. Our weekly attendance has been wonderful and this has aided in our strong start to the season. Unfortunately I understand some boys ventured to Good Life festival last Friday and jeopardised their own and their team s preparations by arriving very tired and lethargic to their games and as a result played below their normal standards. I would like to encourage all the boys to ensure they are getting good sleep before their games to enable them to walk off the court and regardless of the result know they gave 100% effort and as coaches we ask no more. I would like to say a big thank you to the tremendous support the First VI received from our loyal supporters. Playing at Chandler is very different to the intimate Brady Hall. The sheer size of the arena makes it very difficult to create the atmosphere which Lauries Volleyball has become famous for in recent years. It doesn t help when the visiting team only has a handful of supporters. Our supporters were treated to a very ruthless display of power hitting by captain Davies Kwaku, a dominate blocking display by Kelsey Doyle and sublime passing by Elian Ware. The team is gathering momentum after two strong wins and the support they have received each week has been a significant contributor to this. This week we face our local rivals, Villanova. We have played them in 2 trials since late last year and their program I believe has benefited greatly from this. They have started the season off convincingly with dominate aggregate wins over Ashgrove, Eddies and St Pat s. We will all need to be ready for the intensity that a local rivalry brings. Regardless of what results transpired in the trials this in a new battle and each point, each set and therefore each match will require focus and hunger in order for our boys to come out on top. A reminder that boys who are on duty need to be at the venue for their scheduled duty time. Unfortunately some boys for the earlier game did not turn up and this made it very difficult to cover. It s not a professional look for the school when we are unable to fulfil our responsibilities of providing linesmen and scorers. The boys are asked each week to check the volleyball noticeboard and parents are sent this list also via on Thursday so it is important for the remaining weeks of the year that this is done well. If a boy is unable to fulfil his duty he must

6 find a replacement prior to Saturday otherwise he faces similar consequences as the boys have received this week. This week is the half way mark for the season. We have many teams currently sitting in the top 3 for their division and some teams who can turn their season around with picking up wins in the back end of the season. As always I leave you with a clip that showcases the excitement that Volleyball creates at the highest level Click here I wish all the boys luck this weekend and hope they enjoy the battle that lies ahead for volleyball supremacy in the derby. Danny O Toole Director of Volleyball dotoole@slc.qld.edu.au AIC Volleyball Schedule AIC Round 4 v Villanova College Saturday 27 February 2016 SLC Team Opposition Time 1st s Villa 1st s 11:00am Court 1 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 2nd s Villa 2nd s 10:00am Court 1 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 3rd s Villa 3rd s 8:00am Court 1 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 4th s SPC 5ths 9:00am Court 3 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 11A s Villa 11A s 9:00am Court 1 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 11B s Villa 11B s 8:00am Court 3 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 10A s Villa 10A s 10:00am Court 2 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 10B s Villa 10B s 9:00am Court 2 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 10C s Villa 10C s 8:00am Court 2 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 10D s GT 11D 11:00am Court 2 Brisbane Girls Grammar. 70 Gregory Terrace. Spring Hill 9A s Villa 9A s 12:00pm Court 1 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 9B s Villa 9B s 11:00am Court 1 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 9C s Villa 9C s 11:00am Court 2 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 9D s ASH 9 White 10:00am Court 3 Indoor Sports Centre. Sleeman Complex. Chandler 8A s Villa 8A s 10:00am Court 1 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 8B s Villa 8B s 9:00am Court 1 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 8C s Villa 8C s 8:00am Court 1 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 8D s ASH 8 Blue 7:30am Court 1. Champagnat Centre. Marist Ashgrove. 7A s Villa 7A s 10:00am Court 2 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 7B s Villa 7B s 9:00am Court 2 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 7C s Villa 7C s 8:00am Court 2 Goold Hall. Villanova College. Eighth Ave. Coorparoo 7D s ASH 7 Green 7:30am Middle Court, Champagnat Centre. Marist Ashgrove.

7 AIC VOLLEYBALL RESULTS AIC Round 3 Saturday 20 February 2016 St Laurence s College v SPLC Team Opposition Result MVP 1sts SPLC 1sts SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Kelsey Doyle 2nds SPLC 2nds SPLC 2 def SLC 0 Rhys Denham 3rds SPLC 3rds SLC 2 def SPLC 0 Matt Gannon 4ths SPLC 4ths SLC 2 def SPLC 0 Filipe Afu 11A SPLC 11A SLC 2 def SPLC 1 11B SPLC 11B SLC 2 def SPLC 1 Vidal Corte Real 10A SPLC 10A SLC 2 def SPLC 0 Henry Hourigan 10B SPLC 10B SLC 2 def SPLC 0 Ben Jones 10C SPLC 10C SLC 2 def SPLC 0 Ben Yow 10D ASH 10 Green SLC 3 def ASH 0 Parker Sharp 9A SPLC 9A SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Alex Cuthbert 9B SPLC 9B SPLC 2 def SLC 1 Charlie Tarr 9C SPLC 9C SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Dom Sherman 9D ASH 9 White ASH 2 def SLC 1 Damon Redknap 8A SPLC 8A SPLC 2 def SLC 1 Toby Pratt 8B SPLC 8B SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Oscar Norrie 8C SPLC 8C SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Lewis Schuh 8D ASH 8 Green SLC 3 def ASH 0 Josh Sheppard 7A SPLC 7A SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Jack Hourigan 7B SPLC 7B SLC 2 def SPLC 1 Byron Ramsay 7C SPLC 7C SLC 2 def SPLC 1 Blake McKenzie 7D ASH 7 Black SLC 3 def SPLC 0 Young Un Seo

8 CRICKET REPORT Aggregate Update prior to VILLA Round: Current 2016 Aggregate Position: SLC 1st, VILLA 2nd 2015 Aggregate Position: SLC 3rd, VILLA 2nd The St Peter s cricket program has improved over the past few years and this meant most of our teams had a close tussle to win their games last Saturday. Leading into the weekend Lauries were sitting on top of the aggregate table against all the other AIC schools. We won seven out of nine aggregate games while dropping only two games for the day. Therefore after three fixture rounds we find that our aggregate points still have us leading the competition. It was very pleasing to see the close results seemed to fall in our favour as opposed to the Iona matches. It shows that we were willing to play some hard cricket and not give in to the opposition when they asserted pressure. A number of the games were in the balance right up until the last few overs, as was our First XI team who won with only four balls remaining. Mr Wigan was very impressed with his team s efforts and their individual ability to do their job. Many positives came out of last weekend but I would like to remind parents that your assistance is needed when it comes to sharing the umpiring and scoring duties for a match. If everyone shares these duties it works out that you need only assist once throughout the season. This is not the case for most of the teams as most of the volunteer work unfortunately is being done by the same people. For the remainder of the season, if we have no volunteers for a team the coach will forfeit the game as it s impossible to coach and manage the boys along with umpiring and scoring at the same time. As a parent, could you please ask the coach if they need assistance as this can only benefit your son and his team. If you re unsure of the rules for umpiring or scoring, I m sure the coach would be only too happy to assist/advise. Some awesome results from last weekend are as follows; Dan Seaton, 6A 52no, great knock Dan. Oliver Lunt, 7A 3/20, bamboozled opposition, was on a hatrick. Max Griffiths, 7B 67, when team was two for not many. Jackson Goss, 7B 42, great partnership with Max when it was needed. Jackson Hay, 8C 25 and 3/12 outstanding says coach Ed Terry. Tom Wilson, 8C 33 great knock. Sam Collins, 9 White 43no and 3/2 a definite MVP. Liam O Sullivan, 4ths 5/13 awesome figures off 5 overs breaking two partnerships. Fergus Dearsley, 4ths 52no batting no6 after a top order collapse. Raveen Salgado 3rds 40 yet again. Billy Rutherford, 1st XI 33 off 32 under lots of pressure. This week s games should be treated like a Grand Final match. Best of luck. John Roberts Director of Cricket jroberts@slc.qld.edu.au

9 AIC Cricket Schedule AIC Round 4 v Villanova College Saturday 27 February 2016 SLC Team Opposition Time Location 1st s Villa 1st s Field 1 SLC Runcorn (Turf) 2nd s Villa 2nd s Field 2 SLC Runcorn (Turf) 3rd s Villa 3rd s Field 1. Leopardwood St Park. Cnr Leopardwood St & Daw Rd. Runcorn (Synthetic) 4th s Villa 4ths 1:00 5:30 Field 2. Leopardwood St Park. Cnr Leopardwood St & Daw Rd. Runcorn (Synthetic) 10A s Villa 10A s Field 2 SLC Runcorn (Turf) 10B s Villa 10B s Field 4 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 10C s Villa 10C s 1:00 4:00 Field 4 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 9A s Villa 9A s Andrew Slack Oval. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Turf) 9B s Villa 9B s John Seary Oval. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Turf) 9C s Villa 9C s 8:00 11:00 Field 4. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Synthetic) 9 Gold Villa 9 Gold 8:00 11:00 Field 7. Kianawah Park. Wynnum Rd. Tingalpa (Synthetic) 9 White GT 9C s 2:30 5:30 Driveway oval. Terrace Playing Fields. Vivian St. Tennyson (Synth.) 8A s Villa 8A s 1:00 5:30 Andrew Slack Oval. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Turf) 8B s Villa 8B s 1:00 5:30 Field 3. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Turf) 8C s Villa 8C s 2:30 5:30 Field 4. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Synthetic) 8 Gold Padua 8C s 11:30 2:30 Field 8 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 8 White Villa 8 Gold 1:00 4:00 Field 1 Whites Hill Reserve. Boundary Rd. Camp Hill (Synthetic) 8 Green Villa 8 White 1:00 4:00 Field 2 Whites Hill Reserve. Boundary Rd. Camp Hill (Synthetic) 7A s Villa 7A s 1:00 5:30 John Seary Oval. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Turf) 7B s Villa 7B s 8:15 12:45 Field 3. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Turf) 7C s Villa 7C s 11:15 2:15 Field 4. Villanova Park. Manly Rd. Tingalpa (Synthetic) 7 Gold Padua 7C s 2:30 5:30 Field 6 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 7 White Padua 7 Gold 2:30 5:30 Field 8 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 7 Green Villa 7 Gold 7:30 9:55 Carina SS. Creek Rd. Carindale 7 Blue Villa 7 Green 7:30 9:55 Whites Hill State College. Abbott St. Camp Hill 7 Black Villa 7 White 10:00 12:30 Carina SS. Creek Rd. Carindale 6A s Villa 6A s 8:00 11:30 Field 6 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 6B s Villa 6B s 8:00 11:30 Field 8 SLC Runcorn (Synthetic) 6C s Villa 6C s 7:30 9:55 Gair Field 1 SLC Stephens Rd. South Brisbane 6 Gold Padua 6C s 7:30 9:55 East Oval Melrose Park. Roseleigh St. Wooloowin 6 White Villa 6 Gold 7:30 9:55 Gair Field 2 SLC Stephens Rd. South Brisbane 6 Green Villa 6 White 10:00 12:25 Gair Field 2 SLC Stephens Rd. South Brisbane 5A s Villa 5A s 8:00 11:30 Field 5. Kianawah Park. Wynnum Rd. Tingalpa 5B s Villa 5B s 8:00 11:30 Field 6. Kianawah Park. Wynnum Rd. Tingalpa 5C s Villa 5C s 7:30 9:55 Belmont SS. Bridgnorth St. Carindale. 5 Gold Villa 5 Gold 10:00 12:25 Belmont SS. Bridgnorth St. Carindale. 5 White Villa 5 White 7:30 9:55 Coorparoo SS, Halstead St. Coorparoo 5 Green Villa 5 Blue 7:30 9:55 Buranda SS. Gladys St. Stones Corner

10 AIC CRICKET RESULTS AIC ROUND 3 Saturday 20 February 2016 St Laurence s College v SPLC Team Opposition Result MVP 1sts SPLC 1sts SLC 8/177 def SPLC 8/176 Billy Rutherford 2nds SPLC 2nds SPLC 3/142 def SLC 141 3rds SPLC 3rds SPLC 9/247 def SLC 226 Seamus McClelland 4ths SPLC 4ths SLC 150 def SPLC 116 Liam O Sullivan 10A SPLC 10A SLC 4/174 def SPLC 137 Will Trigar 10B SPLC 10B WASH OUT 10C BYE 9A SLC 9B WASH OUT 9B SLC 9A WASH OUT 9C SPLC Year 9 SPLC 3/145 def SLC 7/100 Regan Croft 9 Gold GT 9D Not provided Not provided 9 White Iona 9 Gold SLC 3/121 def IONA 8/81 Sam Collins 8A SPLC 8A SLC 108 def SPLC 68 Lance Davies 8B SPLC 8B SLC 6/148 def SPLC 49 Noah Vojinov and Darcy Turnbull 8C ASH 8 Gold SLC 5/153 def ASH 67 Tom Wilson 8 Gold Iona 8C IONA 4/96 def SLC 9/61 Ben Finke 8 White GT 8 Red Not provided Not provided 8 Green GT 8 Black SPLC 6/84 def SLC 2/83 Shishir Khanal 7A SPLC 7A SLC 8/114 def SPLC 113 Lachlan Josefski 7B SPLC 7B SLC 217 def SPLC 108 Not provided 7C ASH 7 Gold SLC 5/151 def ASH 54 Riley Harland 7 Gold Iona 7C IONA 5/98 def SLC 9/96 Will Kennedy 7 White Iona 7 Gold SLC 6/108 def IONA 4/79 Not provided 7 Green ASH 7 White NO RESULT 7 Blue Villa 7 White SLC 111 def VILLA 110 Not provided 7 Black Villa 7 Green VILLA 199 def SLC 59 Not provided 6A SPLC 6A SLC 194 def SPLC 137 Dan Seaton 6B SPLC 6B SLC 3/172 def SPLC 9/25 Jordan Fox 6C ASH 6 Gold SLC 4/158 def ASH 5/89 Lachlan Rolls 6 Gold Iona 6C IONA 127 def SLC 6/98 Antonio Arvanitagis ASH 6 White SLC 117 def ASH 112 Sam Crone and Bailey Broome 6 White 6 Green Iona 6 Blue SLC 3/120 def IONA 8/78 Brett Llyod 5A SPLC 5A SLC 2/115 def SPLC 10/89 Frasier Lay 5B SPLC 5B SLC 2/173 def SPLC 5/75 Oscar Hunter 5C ASH 5 Gold SLC 3/81 def ASH 7/73 Bailey Cotelli 5 Gold ASH 5 White SLC 4/106 def ASH 5/76 Ben Maynard 5 White Villa 5 Green Villa 105 def SLC 99 Kalan Ciesiolka 5 Green Villa 5 Black VILLA 3/86 def SLC 4/75 Ben Taylor

11 SWIMMING REPORT The Latest Splash Last Friday night the College held the 2016 Swimming Age Championships at Yeronga Pool. There were plenty of close races with the Age Champions being named at the end of the evening shown below. Special mention to our Open Champ and swim captain Lachlan Pigdon a great way to finish his SLC swimming career. Congratulations to all the boys who participated on the night and also to all the parents and staff who helped out to make it such an enjoyable evening. Special thanks goes to Dennis Drummond and the Yeronga Swimming Club for running the electronic timing during the evening and Anthony Neven our official starter. The SLC AIC team was announced today during second break. The list of students who were selected can be found below. All boys who have swum for SLC this season need to be thanked for their efforts thus far in making 2016 such an enjoyable one. For those boys swimming at Chandler next Thursday we expect to see you in the pool as often as possible leading up to the big event. This Friday the AIC team will have a team training session at Yeronga Pool straight after school. The boys will be transported to the pool by bus, leaving the college promptly at 3:15. Swimmers need to be collected from Yeronga at 5:00pm. The afternoon will consist of a short training session, any necessary swim offs, relay changes and distribution of racing skins. All boys must have their own SLC cap to compete at the AIC championships (purchased from the Laurie s shop). A sausage sizzle and drinks will be provided to the boys as a way to celebrate the 2016 season. NOTE: Friday s session is for the selected team & reserves only. I would like to thank all the boys who trained hard but missed selection in the AIC team. I encourage you to train hard over the off season to increase your chances of selection next year. SLC SWIMMING AGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 UNDER 10 UNDER 11 Name Points Position Name Points Position 1. Nate Allan Dougal Richmond Ben Maynard Euan Lynch Cam Ray Liam Baxter Sam Bevan Riley Alexander Ben Blyth Bailey Hall Huon Huggett Griffin Dent Jonathon Heard Pieter Bellas Hamish McDonald Zane McDonald 4

12 UNDER 12 UNDER 13 Position Name Points Position Name Points 1. Jordan Greensill Matt Witten Aidan Crofts Corbin Dolan Daniel Beitz Finnegan Richmond Patrick Lavin Isaac Fraser Cody Bergmans Dylan McDonald Josh Cook Matthew Blyth Josh Byrne John Bryant 8 8. Flynn Mullins 7 8. William Ferguson Flynn Pumpa 6 9. Zac Brooker Tom Arnaud 5 9. Andrew MacPhail 4 UNDER 14 UNDER 15 Position Name Points Position Name Points 1. Ethan Nagle Mitchell Tinsley Liam Crofts Mitchell Pumpa Lachlan McLean Ben Jones Riley Chan Oscar Jasinowicz Matteo Mitmansgrubber William Bryant Harry Bond Henry Cohen Ashley Wells Charlie Thorpe Nethen Chiou Nick Dyer 5 9. Bailey Davis 3 9. Matt Kemp Jack Rynne 2 10.

13 UNDER 16 OPEN Position Name Points Position Name Points 1. Will Blew Lachlan Pigdon Mackenzie Parker Henry Lamb Ben Rolls Christian Tedman Gerardo Corta Aston McKee Niall Kennard Sam Lenarduzzi Jordan Chiou Ed Dinnen Dalton Hopewell Harry Vokes Kai Becks Travis Firrell 7 9. Jackson Bailey J. Lamb / M Waaka SLC AGE CHAMP PHOTOS BELOW

14 Congratulations to the SLC AIC Swim Team: EVENT NAME AGE NAME 100 metres Freestyle Year 5 Liam Baxter 100 metres Freestyle Year 6 Euan Lynch 200 metres Individual Medley Open Jordan Chiou 100 metres Freestyle 12 Years Jordan Greensill 100 metres Freestyle 13 Years Matthew Witten 100 metres Freestyle 14 Years Ethan Nagle 100 metres Freestyle 15 Years Mitchell Tinsley 100 metres Freestyle 16 Years Will Blew 100 metres Freestyle Open Lachlan Pigdon 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) Year 5 Bailey Hall 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) Year 5 Liam Baxter 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) Year 6 Flynn Pumpa 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) Year 6 Aidan Crofts 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) 12 Years Cody Bergmans 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) 12 Years Jordan Greensill 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) 13 Years Isaac Fraser 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) 13 Years Matthew Witten 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) 14 Years Harry Bond 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) 14 Years Nethen Chiou

15 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) 15 Years Benjamin Jones 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) 15 Years Mitchell Tinsley 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 2) 16 Years Will Blew 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) 16 Years Mackenzie Parker 50 metres Breaststroke (Division 1) Open Lachlan Pigdon 100 metres Breaststroke Open Christian Tedman 50 metres Freestyle (Division 8) Year 5 Rhys Neven 50 metres Freestyle (Division 7) Year 5 Cameron Ray 50 metres Freestyle (Division 6) Year 5 Hamish McDonald 50 metres Freestyle (Division 5) Year 5 Nate Allan 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) Year 5 Griffin Dent 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) Year 5 Riley Alexander 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) Year 5 Bailey Hall 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) Year 5 Liam Baxter 50 metres Freestyle (Division 8) Year 6 Zane McDonald 50 metres Freestyle (Division 7) Year 6 Jon Raiteri 50 metres Freestyle (Division 6) Year 6 Pieter Bellas 50 metres Freestyle (Division 5) Year 6 Dougal Richmond 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) Year 6 Flynn Pumpa 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) Year 6 Patrick Lavin 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) Year 6 Euan Lynch 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) Year 6 Aidan Crofts 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) 12 Years Cody Bergmans 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) 12 Years Joshua Cook 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) 12 Years Daniel Beitz 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) 12 Years Flynn Mullins 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) 13 Years Nathan Tanzer 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) 13 Years John Bryant 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) 13 Years Corbin Dolan 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) 13 Years Finnegan Richmond 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) 14 Years Thomas O'Sullivan 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) 14 Years Bailey Davis 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) 14 Years Matteo Mitmannsgruber 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) 14 Years Riley Chan 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) 15 Years Matthew Leete 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) 15 Years Jack Rynne 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) 15 Years Benjamin Jones 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) 15 Years Mitchell Pumpa 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) 16 Years Oliver Cordell 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) 16 Years Niall Kennard 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) 16 Years Benjamin Rolls 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) 16 Years Mackenzie Parker 50 metres Freestyle (Division 4) Open Maximilian Waaka 50 metres Freestyle (Division 3) Open Kai Becks 50 metres Freestyle (Division 2) Open Sam Lenarduzzi 50 metres Freestyle (Division 1) Open Ed Dinnen 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) Year 5 Riley Alexander 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) Year 5 Liam Baxter 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) Year 6 Dougal Richmond 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) Year 6 Aidan Crofts 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) 12 Years Joshua Cook 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) 12 Years Jordan Greensill

16 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) 13 Years Finnegan Richmond 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) 13 Years Corbin Dolan 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) 14 Years Lachlan McLean 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) 14 Years Ethan Nagle 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) 15 Years William Bryant 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) 15 Years Mitchell Tinsley 50 metres Backstroke (Division 2) 16 Years Jordan Chiou 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) 16 Years Will Blew 50 metres Backstroke (Division 1) Open Henry Lamb 100 metres Backstroke Open Lachlan Pigdon 200 metres Freestyle 15 Years Mitchell Tinsley 400 metres Freestyle Open Oscar Jasinowicz 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) Year 5 Riley Alexander 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) Year 5 Liam Baxter 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) Year 6 Euan Lynch 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) Year 6 Dougal Richmond 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) 12 Years Joshua Cook 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) 12 Years Jordan Greensill 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) 13 Years Corbin Dolan 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) 13 Years Matthew Witten 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) 14 Years Ashley Wells 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) 14 Years Ethan Nagle 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) 15 Years Mitchell Pumpa 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) 15 Years Mitchell Tinsley 50 metres Butterfly (Division 2) 16 Years Mackenzie Parker 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) 16 Years Will Blew 50 metres Butterfly (Division 1) Open Henry Lamb 100 metres Butterfly Open Lachlan Pigdon 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) Year 5 Nate Allan, Hamish McDonald, Adam Spranklin, Benjamin Maynard 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) Year 5 Bailey Hall, Riley Alexander, Griffin Dent, Liam Baxter 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) Year 6 Dougal Richmond, Pieter Bellas, Joshua Byrne, Jonathon Heard 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) Year 6 Patrick Lavin, Flynn Pumpa, Euan Lynch, Aidan Crofts 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) 12 Years Cody Bergmans, Thomas O'Callaghan, Oliver Su, Will Archer 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) 12 Years Flynn Mullins, Joshua Cook, Daniel Beitz, Jordan Greensill 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) 13 Years Isaac Fraser, Matthew Blyth, Joshua Scott, Dylan McDonald 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) 13 Years Matthew Witten, Finnegan Richmond, Corbin Dolan, Zac Brooker 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) 14 Years Liam Crofts, Lachlan McLean, Harry Bond, Nethen Chiou 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) 14 Years Riley Chan, Matteo Mitmannsgruber, Ashley Wells, Ethan Nagle 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) 15 Years Oscar Jasinowicz, Charlie Thorpe, Henry Cohen, Nicholas Dyer 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) 15 Years Benjamin Jones, Mitchell Pumpa, William Bryant, Mitchell Tinsley 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) 16 Years Jackson Bailey, Gerado Corta, Christopher Nguyen, James Lamb 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) 16 Years Mackenzie Parker, Benjamin Rolls, Jordan Chiou, Will Blew 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 2) Open Harry Vokes, Travis Firrell, Aston McKee, Christian Tedman 4 x 50 metres Freestyle Relay (Division 1) Open Lachlan Pigdon, Ed Dinnen, Sam Lenarduzzi, Henry Lamb 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay Year 5 Riley Alexander, Griffin Dent, Liam Baxter, Bailey Hall 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay Year 6 Aidan Crofts, Flynn Pumpa, Dougal Richmond, Euan Lynch 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay 12 Years Joshua Cook, Jordan Greensill, Daniel Beitz, Flynn Mullins 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay 13 Years Corbin Dolan, Isaac Fraser, Matthew Witten, Finnegan Richmond 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay 14 Years Lachlan McLean, Nethen Chiou, Ethan Nagle, Riley Chan 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay 15 Years William Bryant, Benjamin Jones, Mitchell Pumpa, Mitchell Tinsley 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay 16 Years Jordan Chiou, Mackenzie Parker, Will Blew, Benjamin Rolls 4 x 50 metres Medley Relay Open Lachlan Pigdon, Christian Tedman, Henry Lamb, Sam Lenarduzzi

17 St Laurence s College AIC Swim Championships Thursday 3 March 2016 Where When Time Cost Transportation Food Uniform Swim Wear Friday Compulsory Session Final Week of Training Chandler Aquatic Centre Thursday 3 rd March Swimmers must arrive at Chandler at 7:45am No Cost to Students The bus will depart SLC at 7:00am & return to school by 3:00pm. Any swimmer travelling to the event with their parents MUST give their name to their age group coordinator before 3:00pm Wednesday 2 nd March. Swimmers are permitted to leave with their parents at the conclusion of the meet and no earlier. Boys are to supply their own food and drinks for the day. The canteen is in operation but I encourage all swimmers to bring sufficient healthy food to sustain themselves for the entire day. Students MUST wear the College s Yellow Co Curricular Shirt and black sports shorts. Shoes must also be worn to the venue. The SLC Swim Team will be given SLC racing skins that must be worn on the day. The skins must be returned before leaving Chandler. Students wearing a swim cap must have the college SLC cap available from the uniform shop. 26th February 3:30pm 4:30pm This Friday a compulsory training session is to be held at Yeronga pool from 3:30pm to 4:30pm. This is a very important part of the preparation for the AIC Championships and must be attended by all swimmers. After the session the boys will be given their racing skins. The team will celebrate their season thus far with a BBQ after this training session. The squad will be transported to Yeronga by bus departing the college promptly at 3:15pm. All students need to be collected from Yeronga no later than 5:00pm All members of the AIC Team need to attend training as much as possible during the lead up to AIC. For those swimmers who have had a limited preparation it is vital that you train well this week. Please organise your week with consideration to the fact that this is the final week of school swimming. Danny O Sullivan Director of Swimming dosullivan@slc.qld.edu.au