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With preparations for Term 2 sport about to commence, it is an extraordinarily busy time for students as we head into Week 6 of Term 1. At this important time in our studies and the end of our sporting seasons, it can be quite difficult to manage the many commitments we all have. Our communication with each other is very important. I encourage all students to have conversations with their families, teachers and coaches if they are struggling to maintain a balance.

All students in Year 7 to 12 commenced sign ons for cross country, football and rugby. These lists have been placed on the noticeboard outside the Champagnat Centre for all boys to check. Today we held a meeting for all cross-country runners and distributed information about the start of our season. All information will also be posted to the College APP.

There is a lot of information in this week’s newsletter so please make sure you check it thoroughly. Below is a list of current and upcoming events:

- Term 1 sport continues with Round 4 against St. Edmund’s College this weekend – AFL, Cricket and Volleyball

- With SEC having a lot fewer teams than us in the cricket draw many Ashgrove sides will play various colleges this weekend so please check the draw carefully.

- Our swimming squad will finalise their preparations heading into the AIC championships on Monday 2 March

- MARC – Marist Ashgrove Running Club - Training continues with our runners meeting at 6:30am at FLAT 5 for a 6:45am start

on Tuesday, Thursday & Friday as per the schedule listed in the cross-country section below. The AIC Cross Country championships are held in the middle of Term 2 which means our boys need to be running now! Please check the schedule carefully and talk to your coaches about balancing your commitments, so you are able to attend.

- Cross Country – yesterday we held the first team meeting for all interested students from Year 7-12. Each student that attended received a letter about the upcoming season. Please We are excited about this year’s season with a large number of enthusiastic staff involved who are ready to work with our runners. Please check the College APP for all information.

- Term 2 sport – online sign-on for Rugby and Football is now CLOSED. - IF YOUR NAME DOES NOT APPEAR THEN PLEASE GO TO THE SPORTS OFFICE

From the Head of Sport

Weekly Sports Report Wednesday 26 February, 2020 - Term 1 - Week 5

Inside this editionFrom the Head of Sport - Individual Achievements - From College Sport Captain - Q/A Segment

Team of the Week – Round 3 (Volleyball, Cricket and AFL) - Cricket, Volleyball and AFL Draw – Round 4 v SEC Saturday 29th February Round 3 Cricket, Volleyball and AFL results - S&C Schedule

UPCOMING EVENTS

Wednesday 26 February Met North Swimming Trials

(10 – 12 years)

Thursday 27 February Met North Swimming Trials

(13-19 years)

Friday 28 February AIC AFL – 1st XVIII and Year 8/9 v SEC

Saturday 29 February AIC Round 4 Cricket, Volleyball

and AFL v SEC (Home)

AIC AFL – Years 5, 6 and 7 v SEC

Monday 2 March AIC Swimming Championships

MCA SPORTS CONNECT

Head of SportMr David Miles

[email protected]

Head of Sport (Years 5 & 6)Mr John Lambourne

[email protected]

Volleyball Mr Adam Knight

[email protected]

AFL Mr Brett Gillett

[email protected]

Cricket Mr Brendan Furdek

[email protected]

Swimming Ms Cath Geraghty

[email protected]

Head of Strength & Conditioning Mr Simon Price

[email protected]


WET/EXTREME WEATHER

In the event of wet or extreme weather, any cancellations of training or

matches will be communicated through the Marist College Ashgrove College

APP. Please check this regularly if poor weather looks imminent.

SATURDAY SPORT Unless there is extreme weather,

no decisions will be made until the morning of competition. The APP will be updated as regularly as possible.

TRAINING We will aim to let students know

by 2nd break if possible. This is not always realistic, so we encourage all students to have a contingency plan if poor weather arrives late in the day.

From the Head of Sport Continued... AIC SWIMMING Next Monday, March 2 one of our major three carnivals for the year will take place with our swimming team competing in the AIC championships at the Chandler Aquatic Centre. The demands of these “individual” sports is so great and often involves many early mornings, late afternoons and months of preparation and hard work that culminate in one day of competition. While the performances of each student are individual, their effort is all about their team.

Led by Head Swimming Coach Mr James Boyce, Assistant Coach Damien Bromley and Swimming Coordinator Mrs Cathy Geraghty the boys have had a great season and we know that with a fully fit team representing the College that this year will be an exciting competition. While each race will have many different schools challenging, the battle for the top schools will once again come from St. Peter’s and Iona College. We are excited to see many PB’s next week and we wish every swimmer from Year 5-12 the very best.

The team were presented with their selection letters at the pool on Tuesday afternoon and while several boys may have left disappointed with missing out on selection we hope that this will inspire them for future years to continue to develop. Thank you very much again to the entire squad who pushed each other over the long season and who deserve as much praise in their efforts to make the team. Well done.

AIC SPORT We finally played our first round of cricket and AFL games for the 2020 season. Many boys were a bit rusty after the break but now that the season is underway we look forward to our students developing through the final 4 rounds to finish their seasons off strongly.

Our volleyball teams will be looking to bounce back from some close losses while our cricketers were fantastic across the program. Our AFL teams played against some high-quality opposition and learnt many valuable lessons for their remaining rounds. We look forward to seeing how they will respond against SEC this weekend. Please see below for all results from Round 3 of sport.

Good luck for the upcoming weekend of sport against St. Edmund’s College!

TERM 2 SPORT There are some preseason preparations beginning next week for rugby union and football (soccer). While it is very necessary for our students to begin their preparations for these physically demanding sports we remind all students to remain focused on their current sporting commitments.

The rugby & football schedules for the next few weeks will be emailed to students and posted on the College App by tomorrow (Thursday).

NEXTGEN RUGBY CLINIC Monday 6, Tuesday 7 & Wednesday 8 April @ Marist College Ashgrove

NextGen Rugby will be hosting their annual rugby clinic at the College during the first week of the holidays. This provides invaluable physical preparation in preparing for the upcoming rugby season. Please see the flyer later in the newsletter for information and the special discount applied to all Marist College Ashgrove students wishing to attend

GETTING READY FOR TERM 2 Here are some important things to consider in preparation for Term 2 sport:

- Playing uniform – football/rugby boots, football shirt/rugby jersey, football/rugby shorts - Protective gear – shin guards, mouthguards, headgear, shoulder pads - Water bottle – each student should have their own NAMED water bottle to be brought

to training and games

IMPORTANT REMINDER Term 1 sports (AFL, cricket, volleyball, swimming and cross country) all take priority over any Term 2 preparations. If there is a clash, then students are expected to maintain their commitments to their Term 1 sport.

Mr David Miles Head of Sport

SPORT PHOTOS AND VIDEOS

The sports department are always looking for photos and videos

of the Colleges sporting teams throughout the year. If you wish to share these for use in the Sports

newsletter, Blue and Gold, as well as other College publications, we

encourage you to please send them to [email protected]

FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS!!!

This year we are launching our new Marist Sport Instagram

account. The NEW Sport Instagram account will

feature any sporting highlights throughout both trainings and games for the season. Please

follow the mca_sports account.

/mca_sports


Cross Country 2020 Welcome to the 2020 Cross Country season!

With MARC well and truly underway, our Cross-Country season is nearly upon us with staff and squad members eager to once again retain the AIC Championship this year. There will be a lot of information coming out within the next week, through email and the College App, in regards to the Cross-Country season training schedules, competition information and the general calendar.

We are very fortunate at our College to have such a great culture in our cross-country program with enthusiastic students, keen old boys willing to assist with coaching and now in 2020 we are excited to have a large number of staff willing to be involved.

Mr Lehman, Mr Moniz, Mr Monsour and Mr McTaggart have been overseeing the MARC program and we are so grateful to have such experienced staff members working with our runners.

Mr Matt Ingram has joined the College this year as Sports Assistant and will be taking up the role of Cross-Country Coordinator. Mr Ingram has been busy organising the season calendar and liaising with students and coaches to begin our preparations. With our Head Coach, Connor O’Leary, returning along with Mr Chris Hants, Mr Shane Ward, Miss Elizabeth Kenny, Mr Corey Lucas and Mr Marcus Schrader on the Cross-Country staff this should be a great year ahead.

SEASON DATES

Below are some key dates showing that the season is quickly approaching:

- Monday March 9 – Squad Training Begins - Friday April 17 - Sunday April 19 – Cross-Country Camp – Runaway Bay - Tuesday April 28 – Age Championships - Wednesday May 6 – 1st AIC Cross-Country Meet – Limestone Park - Wednesday May 20 – 2nd AIC Cross-Country Meet – Curlew Park or Runcorn - Tuesday May 26 – Met North Cross-Country Championships – Bald Hills - Tuesday June 2 – AIC Championships – Limestone Park

We will be moving into our official Cross-Country season very soon as we introduce our annual “Macca’s runs” starting on Tuesday March 3. For the remainder of this week all boys should be attending MARC as per below:

- Thursday February 27 - Friday February 28

Meet at Flat 5 at 6:30am for a 6:45am start.

Please check the schedule below and information on the College APP for all details.

MACCA’S RUNS

All boys to meet at the McMahon grandstand at 6:45am

- Tuesday March 3 - Wednesday March 4 - Thursday March 5 - Friday March 6 – MARC - meet at Flat 5 at 6:30am - Saturday March 7 – Individual choice – ParkRun at Ashgrove GPS Rugby fields.

Please be aware due to logistical constraints there may be alterations to this schedule. Please stay tuned to the College APP for any cancellations to the above schedule.

**Any student not doing their scheduled Macca’s run will attend MARC**


Individual Achievements - Jordy Chugg and Jay Adams who represented Met North at the Queensland

State School Triathlon over the weekend. Both boys competed strongly in Senior Males’ Individual Race and narrowly missed out on State selection. They earned a silver medal in the Division 1 relay on Saturday morning. Great Job!

- James Prole who has been selected into the Queensland State School Triathlon team. He will compete at the National Triathlon Championships in Hervey Bay during late March. Best of luck James!

From the College Sport Captain This week’s round wraps up was written by Foley House Sports Captain and integral member of the 1st XI Cricket; Lachlan Laffer.

It was a rather tough couple of days for all of the Marist First’s teams against St Laurence’s. To start off on Friday afternoon, the 1st XVIII AFL had a close game only just missing out on a win, going down 112 to 14, giving the Laurence’s team a scare when Marist scored their first point in the third quarter. The volleyball was always going to be a tough game with it being a premiership decider. Although the team lost 3 sets to nil, they gave it their best, fighting until the very last point. With Saturday marking the first game of the AIC cricket season, it didn’t give the outcome we all wanted. The 15-run loss was nothing short of a shock, especially as the Marist top-order batsmen were leading with intent earlier on in the game. Overall, it was a weekend that can be forgotten but can always be used as a learning experience for the future.

Jordy Chugg

Teams of The Week – Round 3 V SLC Each week during Cricket, Volleyball and AFL season, the best performing players from 1sts, 2nds, and A teams down to Year 7 will be selected in the Team of the Week. At the conclusion of the season, a Team of the Season will be selected and presented at assembly. Please see below for the Volleyball team of the week v SLC.

AFL Round 3

1 Tyler Galligan 1st XVIII

2 Tyler Newell 1st XVIII

3 Jack McIntosh 1st XVIII

4 Nick Fisher 1st XVIII

5 Chris Mahoney 1st XVIII

6 Cody O’May Intermediates

7 Munroe Wood Intermediates

8 Ned Rosenbrock Intermediates

9 Harry Thomson Intermediates

10 Jude Knapp Intermediates

11 James Milner Juniors

12 Ben Player Juniors

13 Joseph Cervetto Juniors

14 Jacob Cook Juniors

15 Ethan Schulz Juniors

Cricket Round 3

1 Tom Collier 1st XI

2 Josh Waite 1st XI

3 Harry Lyons 2nd XI

4 Jesse O’Neill 2nd XI

5 Billy Nuss 10A

6 Toby Anderson 10A

7 Ben Ferguson 9A

8 Harry Marshall 9A

9 Harry Frost 8A

10 James Brandon 8A

11 Xavier Cheeseman 7A

12 Ted Clarke 7A

Volleyball Round 3

1 Will Waters 1st VI

2 Floyd Aubrey 2nd VI

3 Oscar Moehead 11A

4 Pat Gavin 10A

5 Jonah Titifanua 9A

6 Isaac Roach 8A

7 Sean Green 7A

Jay Adams


This week Tom Collier sat down with our 1st XVIII AFL Coach Darian Johns and 1st XI Cricket Player Nathan Armitage.

From the College Sport Captain

Nathan what sort player are you and is your aspect of cricket?

I’m an opening batter that values patience. I’m also the wicketkeeper for the team. I love the culture that evolves in a cricket team, and obviously, I enjoy being amongst the boys for all our trainings and for a Saturday. I also like scoring hundreds.

Coming back a tough loss against Laurie’s, what can we see from the side in the future?

I think we can see an energetic team that is hungry for their first win of the season at our first home game against Eddies. Obviously coming back from a loss, but we will continue to work hard and hopefully aim for the shared premiership now.

Who should we all keep an eye out throughout the season?

I think after not his best game last week Tom Philp will fire with the bat and remain consistent with the ball bowling tight overs throughout the middle period. Also, our fast bowler Jacob Kumeru is another one to look out for with his express pace and movement of the new ball. I also consider our top 3 to be a dangerous aspect for opposition teams throughout the season.

TIME OUT WITH ... NATHAN ARMITAGE

TIME OUT WITH ... DARIAN JOHNS

Can you give a brief history of involvement in the sport?

I first started playing AFL as a junior with South Adelaide FC, before moving to West Adelaide. I played for South Australia State Schools side in Year 12 playing at Centre Half forward or Full forward. If I was within distance of goals I was kicking every time. Unfortunately, injuries took me out of the game with constant shoulder and knee problems.

Who has been some of your favourite players to coach in your career?

Max Hewett at Ashgrove back in 2014 was fun, especially when he kicked the last goal of two matches in a row to win us both games. He still talks about that.

What have been the proudest moments in your coaching career to date?

Trying to build AFL in QLD and at Marist College Ashgrove. It’s easier to coach in South Australia because everyone grows up with a football in their hands. I enjoy watching players who have never played really enjoy it, like Harry McVeigh and Max Mee last year. Boys out to have a kick and have fun. The boys first win last year against St Edmunds was good, playing ‘We are the Champions’ was slightly over the top, but enjoyable.


AIC CRICKET RESULTS TABLE 2020

SPLC SPC SLC SEC VILLANOVA PADUA IONA

1ST XI WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 151SLC 169

2ND XI WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 7/153SLC 7/151

3RD XI WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 4/161SLC 153

4TH XI WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 190SLC 193

5TH XI WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 4/106VILLA 8/105

6TH XI WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 8/83VILLA 9/86

10A WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 4/75 SLC 74

10B WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 9/120SLC 6/123

10C WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 133SLC 148

10D WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 97VILLA 84

9A WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 6/106SLC 7/112


9C WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 2/70SLC 6/66

9D WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 3/145SLC 10/20

9E WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 7/123VILLA 9/53



8C WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 6/117SLC 10/95

8D WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 1/186 SLC 10/24

8E WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 8/110PAD 5/56

8F WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 10/40VILLA 4/88



7C WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 92SLC 62

7D WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 1/107SLC 9/45

7E WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 3/89SLC 4/83

7F WASH OUT WASH OUT MCA 2/106PAD 7/99

7G WASH OUT WASH OUT BYE


AIC VOLLEYBALL RESULTS TABLE 2020


1st VI 3-0 win 3-0 win 0-3 loss

2nd VI 2-1 win 1-2 loss 0-2 loss

3rd VI 2-1 win 2-0 win 2-1 win

4th VI 2-0 win 2-0 win 1-2 loss

11A 0-2 loss 2-0 win 1-2 loss

11B 2-1 win 0-2 loss 0-2 loss

11C 2-1 win 2-0 win 1-2 loss

11D 2-1 win 0-2 loss 2-1 win

10A 2-1 win 2-1 win 0-2 loss

10B 2-0 win 2-0 win 2-0 win

10C 2-1 win 2-0 win 1-2 loss

10D 0-2 loss 2-0 win no result submitted

9A 0-2 loss 1-2 loss 1-2 loss

9B 2-1 win 3-0 win 0-2 loss

9C 1-2 loss 2-1 win 2-0 win

9D 3-0 win 3-0 win 2-1 win

8A 2-1 win 2-1 win 3-0 win


8C 3-0 win 2-1 win 2-1 win

8D 3-0 win 2-1 win 2-0 win

7A 2-1 win 3-0 win 2-1 win


7C 3-0 win 3-0 win 1-2 loss

7D 3-0 win 3-0 win 2-1 win


1st XVIII WASH OUT WASH OUT 14 – 115 loss

YEAR 8/9 WASH OUT WASH OUT 22 – 45 loss

YEAR 7 WASH OUT WASH OUT 20-43 loss

6A WASH OUT WASH OUT 7-40 loss

6B WASH OUT WASH OUT 52-52 draw

5A WASH OUT WASH OUT 25-53 loss

5B WASH OUT WASH OUT 50-22 win

AIC AFL RESULTS TABLE 2020


AIC CRICKET 2020 - ROUND 3 VS SLC - SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY

TEAM TEAM REPORT

9A After a few weeks of rain affected weekends, the Marist College boys enjoyed getting out onto the pitch and feeling leather on willow. Ben Ferguson won the toss and elected to bat. The game was evenly matched throughout, Marist finished their batting innings with 130 on the board. After 33 overs, St Laurence’s came away with the win. We look forward to our game this week.

9B Bowling first on Cameron oval, our boys were full of energy and keen to finally get the season underway. All bowlers doing their part to keep Laurie’s to 6/116 (35) including a fantastic direct run out from Munroe Wood. Cue the famous Marist collapse as we were 6/60 at drinks (17) with a glimmer of hope in the form of a gutsy Will Ford innings at number 3. However, our tail dug in as Laurie’s could only complete 28 of the 35 overs leaving us at 9/105.

We secured a 28-run victory on count back as Laurie’s only managed 77 runs after 28 overs so an interesting end to the first game of the season.

9C Great first up win for the 9C team. Laurie’s won the toss and elected to bat. Ben Courtney started the bowling innings in marvellous fashion by taking a wicket with his first ball. He then backed that up in his second over taking another wicket and finished with 2/6 off two overs. Solid bowling by Pat Ryan at the death – including a great caught and bowled – he finished with 2/2 off four overs. Run chase never looked in doubt. Cody O’May top scored with 19* and Robbie power followed with 16*. Great win for the mighty 9C’s and a match played in great spirit.

9D The team batted first with a great start from the openers and continued on with the rest of the bats men. The 20 overs were seen out and the team then went into bowl. Many good over with a variety of players bowling good lines and a very small amount of extras. The game was won by Marist with over to spare. All in all great first match.

9E After taking the bus out to Tingalpa the Year 9 Boarder’s team were chomping at the bit to stick it to their opposition, the Villanova 9Ds. Atticus Armstrong, Alex Masel and Fergus Duff all posted strong scores helping Ashgrove reach a very respectable 7/123 off of 20 overs. Villanova was no match for the fierce Ashgrove bowling attack led by captain Archie Ryan. With the help of wickets from Big Al’ Boland and some clean glove work from Hunter James Villa fell 70 runs short of victory. This resounding victory has definitely put opposition teams on notice about the quality of this outfit.

8A Ashgrove won the toss and elected to bat on what looked like a surface with runs in it. Captain Harry Frost (57*) and James Brandon (48) set up a strong total of 4/164 for St. Laurence’s to chase. After having our visitors 3/30 at drinks, Sam Lewis and Jack Thompson kept the pressure on with the ball aided by some resolute and accurate fielding to restrict Laurie’s to 7/78 securing an 86-run victory.

8B With two batsmen unavailable to face SLC, Frank Piper and Thomas Small proved to be worthwhile additions to the team laying the foundation with graceful knocks of 78 and 39 respectively to help Ashgrove post 2/172. In response SLC struggled to get into the game, with the bowling pressure of Mitchell Trotter (4/7) and Sam Wilcox (2/10) contributing to the visitors being bowled out for 46 in the 21stover.

8C Ashgrove chose to bat after winning the toss and quickly went to work against a spirited SLC attack. Contributions from our top order led to Ashgrove posting 6/117 off of 20 overs. Laurie’s came out of the gate charging but thanks to some tight bowling across the board, Ashgrove was able to bowl Laurie’s out for 95 security a 22-run victory.

8D After being put into bat by Laurie’s our boys came out swinging. Unbeaten knocks from Jacob Keogh and Liam Bourke who both finished on 42 put us in a commanding position of 1/186 at the break. Isaac Pratt had the St. Laurence’s middle order in all sorts finishing with 5 wickets to spearhead an Ashgrove bowling attack that led to an Ashgrove victory of 144 runs. Well done


AIC AFL 2020 - ROUND 3 VS SLC - SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY

TEAM TEAM REPORT

1st XVIII It was a tough game against St Laurence’s first up as the boys were beaten comprehensively by a talented side. The boys showed in patches what they could do, but didn’t capitalise on early opportunities. They didn’t give up all night and kept running and chasing, but gave up too big a lead early on. A hard start after months of preparation, but the boys will bounce back against St Edmunds this week. Contributors who kept trying were Tyler Galligan, Tyler Newell, Jack McIntosh and Nick Fisher.

Intermediates Year 8/9

The first game for the year and on the main oval at Coorparoo. The team and coaches were very excited to finally have a game. Many debutants representing Marist in AFL and they started excellently. A few stray shots for goal and otherwise we could have been in front at the first break in a low scoring game. Our opening goal was kicked by year 8 Asher Parkin. The 8/9s were starting to work well together, great tackling and shepherds a plenty, they hit the front in the third quarter through Urquhart and George Wood. The backline was being well led by the boarders in Thomson, O’May and Munroe Wood. Brave Lachie Berwick showed the way on attacking the footy, was hit from both sides by two large Laurie’s players and inspired us even further. On-ballers in Cottam, Knapp, Clements and Rosenbrook battled hard all game, however the last quarter saw one-way traffic and it was all Laurie’s with 4 goals. Final score a 7.3:45 to 3.4:22 defeat, but an impressive first effort by the Ashgrove lads.

Juniors – Year 7 Round 3’s game against St Laurence’s was the first game of the season for the year 7 team this year. After a bye in round one and an unfortunate wash out in Round 2 it was time for the boys to put what they’d learnt in training to use against a major favourite for the premiership this year in the form of St Laurence’s. The boys started off strong in the first quarter kicking the first goal of the contest off the back of some excellent forward pressure from Harry Wood, captain James Milner was able to capitalise on the loose ball and snap from 25m out. The 2nd quarter saw St Laurence’s fight back to even the contest and in the third quarter they kicked ahead by two goals. In the final quarter the boys rallied and were able to bring the contest back to within a goal but unfortunately the experience of St Laurence’s prevailed. It was and excellent start to the season from the boys they showed great heart and intent, like true Marist men.


YEARS 5&6 CRICKET - ROUND 3 VS SLC - SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY

TEAM BEST BOWLING BEST BATTING

MCA 6A 8/148 DEF. SLC 6A 8/108 JACK HERMANN: 2/5HARRY FRANKLIN: 1/3

JONAH WILDE 37*OLIVER HAYES 36*

MCA 6B 7/133 DEF. SLC 6B 97 MATTHEW MURDOCH 2/5FRANK HEENAN 2/6

ZACH O’RYAN 32FLETCHER CARLSON 28*

MCA 6C 4/118 DEF. SLC 6C 3/62 NICK WEAVER 2/10MAX RUSSO 1/7

BEN SINCLAIR 20*LUKE FERGUSON15*

MCA 6 GOLD 8/111 DEF. SLC 6 GOLD 9/62 LEON NAUER 3/7LEO PIGGOTT 1/1

BEN BRASSINGTON 24*TOM COLLINS 19

MCA 6 WHITE 4-80 DEF. PAD 6 GOLD 1-55 JACKSON SKINNER 0-0OWEN BARKER 1-2

JAMES O’RIELLY 9*SAM TEALBY 15

MCA 6 GREEN 7/72 DEF. PAD 6 GREEN 4/59 HARRY ZANTIOTIS 2/4MASSIMO TSIROS 1/10

OLIVER MCGAULEY 17LLEWIE CARRIGAN 7*

MCA 5A 10/97 DEF. SLC 5A 8/95 SALEM TAMER 1/0JOSHUA POPE 2/10

JOSHUA POPE 12SALEM TAMER 11

MCA 5B 8/195 DEF. SLC 5B 9/79 OWEN ALDRIDGE 2/3ALISTAIR WILLIAMS 2/7

HARRY VICKERY 48*ETHAN TAYLOR 19*

SLC 5C 6/82 DEF. MCA 5C 9/56 RAFFERTY BROWN 1/3JACK ROSENBERG 1/6

CURTIS CUDDIHY 9*LACHLAN CHRISTIE 6

SLC 5 GOLD 8/91 DEF. MCA 5 GOLD 4/75 TOM BEDGGOOD 2/7BEN GILBERT 2/9

FINLEY NICHOLSON 21*ADEN BARKER 4

MCA 5 WHITE 0/76 DEF. ATC 5 GREEN 0/52 FELIX NOLAN 0/3HARRY HIND 0/3

FELIX NOLAN 11*BEN THIRGOOD 11*

MCA 5GREEN 5-81 DEF. PAD 5 WHITE 6-72 ALEX BROWN 13HARRISON SMITH 12*

MCA 5 BLUE 39 DEF. ATC 5 WHITE 28 FRASER ULLMAN 1/2MAX MULVENNA 1/3

MASON IRVING 7*ALEXANDER MATHEWS 4*

AROUND THE GROUNDS

6A The MCA 6A cricket team did an outstanding job of playing as a team on Saturday. There was constant positive talk in the field, and excellent communication between batsmen to get plenty of quick singles. Each and every player contributed towards this fantastic result.

6B Coming into the first game of the season the 6B boys where nervous. However, this didn’t stop them from delivering a brilliant bowling performance keeping Lauries to under 100 runs. This was then backed up with some steady batting from Matt Murdoch and Fletcher Carlson, chasing the runs down with 5 overs to spare!

6C After all the rain the MCA 6Cs finally travelled out to SLC and opted to field first. It was an extremely tight display with the ball and in the field to restrict St. Lawrence’s to 3/62. This score was then comfortably chased down by MCA, scoring 3/118. Most if not all batsmen contributed and all players should be commended by how they played.

6 Gold Marist were very consistent today; Ben Brassington scored 24 with the bat and Tom Collins was also consistent with 19 from the bat. Leon Nauer was very consistent with the ball taking three wickets. It was a good day for MCA.

6 White The boys played really well and showcased good running between the wickets and good communication on the field.

6 Green A great first match by the mighty 6 Green cricket side with all boys showing a co-ordinated effort in the field and some classy running between the wickets as we batted. Oliver McGauley opened our batting effort hitting a 6 from the very first delivery. Well done to Harry Zantiotis who took 2 wickets and showed great promise as a demon bowler, as well as Finlay Gardiner and Massimo Tsiros who took 1 wicket each. All MCA players improved their skills as the match progressed showing they are a team of champions and have a great season ahead.

5A What a start to their Marist sporting careers! The game highlight could have easily been captain Josh Pope’s long drive for 6 or Salem Tamer’s 1-0 from 2 overs. However, it was the Ashgrovian roar of the whole team as the winning runs were scored with 1 wicket in hand and only a few overs left! Well done to all the boys on a spectacular match!

5B Round 3 saw the Marist 5Bs put on a clinical performance with the bat, ball and in the field. Harry Vickery guided the side with 48*. Congratulations to the boys on a great victory.


5C The 5Cs first Marist game against SLC began well, putting in a gutsy batting performance to post 59. The boys gave it their all in the field, however a strong batting performance from the Laurie’s batters earned them the win. The boys should be commended on their sportsmanship and effort - wearing the blue and gold proudly.

5 Gold 5 Gold had a close first game against St Laurence’s. Special mention to Thomas Bedggood who took 2 wickets in one over and both James Starrenburg and Finley Nicholson for some good wicket keeping. Top scorer was Finley with 21 runs.

5 White As a delayed start to the season the boys of 5 White, showed true enthusiasm. Ben and Felix deserve a special mention this week for their displays with the bat. To come out with a win is a great start to the season.

5 Green The boys played incredible for their first time playing for the College, a special highlight was Harrison Smith’s powerful stroke that sent the ball screaming for the boundary on the last ball of the innings.

5 Blue The 5 Blue team came out strong with some solid batting, setting a score of 39 for Ambrose Treacy to try and chase down. The Ashgrove men knew they had to bowl well and with some great wickets and fielding they showed some very promising signs for the season ahead, keeping the ATC boys to 28. The blue team showed wonderful patience, determination and sportsmanship throughout to win their first AIC game at MCA!

YEARS 5&6 CRICKET - ROUND 3 VS SLC - SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY

TEAM BEST AND FAIREST

SLC 6A 7.5(40)DEF.MCA 6A 1.1(7)

3 – JED COLE2 – ARI HIGGINBOTHAM 1 – JACK DE MARIA

SLC 8.4(52)DREW WITHMCA 7.10(52)

3 – BEN HAWLEY2 – RILEY WALDON1 – JACK WEBSTER

SLC 5A 8.5(53)DEF.MCA 5A 5.5(35)

3 – MIKKA PIIPARI2 – RILEY HANSEL1 – MATHEW TERWIN

MCA 5B 8.2(50)DEFSLC 5B 3.4(22)

3 – NICK PRENDEGAST2 – JESSE BRUNNING1 – CHARLIE TURNBULL

AROUND THE GROUNDS

6A Marist College played their first game of the year at AFLQ HQ with excitement and anticipation in the air. The boys started strong with an early goal and positive contested possession numbers. However, the St Laurence’s outfit became too much to handle as they kicked consistent goals on the back of precision kicking and effective transition. We look forward to our game this week.

6B A hard-fought game to kick off the season for the 6B’s, with a spirited performance leading to a draw against a physical St. Laurence’s side. Outstanding performers include Riley Waldon, whose 4-goal last quarter was emphatic, and Ben Hawley whose elite run and carry kept the ball flowing through midfield. Much to look forward to next week.

5A The first game of the season was a tough battle throughout the first three quarters, with both teams managing to clear the ball out of the backline and transition that clearance into momentum that would lead to goals and points. But a strong final quarter but the St. Laurence’s midfield allowed them to finish the game slightly on top.

5B The boys gathered as a team for the first time in the Blue and Gold full of excitement and anticipation. From the first ball up, the MCA team swarmed over the opposition at every opportunity to score first and stay comfortably in front for the match. It was very pleasing to see every boy do his job in any position he was asked to move to during the contest. Thanks to our group of supporters who cheered the boys on to the win.

YEARS 5&6 AFL - ROUND 3 VS SLC - SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY


AIC VOLLEYBALLMARIST COLLEGE VS ST. EDMUNDS COLLEGE – SATURDAY 29 FEBRUARY 2020

Volleyball Coordinator: Mr Adam Knight

- All players to arrive at least 30 mins prior to game time - All students are expected to be in correct uniform at all times – Volleyball playing shirt and sport shorts.

HOME GAMES

DATE – SATURDAY 29 FEBRUARY 2020

VENUE – Marist College Ashgrove. Frasers Rd, Ashgrove

Time Champagnat Centre Court 1 Champagnat Centre Middle Court Champagnat Centre Court 2

8:00am 11B v ATC 11B 8D v ATC 8C 4th VI v SPLC 4th VI

9:00am 3rd VI 11C v MCA 11D 10C

10:00am 11A 10B

11:00am 2nd VI 10A

12:00pm 1ST VI

AWAY GAMES


VENUE – St Edmund’s College, Woodend

Time Court 1 Court 2

8:15am 8C 7C

9:15am 8B 7B

10:15am 8A 7A

11:15am 9B 7D

12:15pm 9A 9C

SUPPLEMENTARY GAMES

Time TEAMS VENUE

9:00am 10D v SPC 10D Callan Centre Court 2. St Patrick’s College, 60 Park Parade, Shorncliffe

8:00am 9D v SPLC 9D Court 2. St Peter’s Lutheran College, Lambert Road, Indooroopilly

DUTY SCHEDULE


TIME COURT 1 COURT 2

8:00am MCA 11C v MCA 11D: Duty – 10C 8D v ATC 8C: Duty – 10C

9:00am 3rds: Duty – 11C 10C: Duty – 11C

10:00am 11A: Duty – 3rds 10B: Duty – 3rds

11:00am 2nds: Duty – 11A 10A: Duty – 10B

12:00pm 1sts: Duty – 2nds


AIC CRICKETMARIST COLLEGE vs St. Edmunds College – Saturday 29 February 2020

Cricket Coordinator: Mr Brendan Furdek

- All players to arrive at least 30 mins prior to game time - All students are expected to be in correct uniform at all times – Cricket Whites

HOME GAMES

TEAM TIME VENUE OVAL OVERS

1st XI 9:30am – 5:30pm Marist College. Frasers Rd, Ashgrove McMahon 503rd XI v SEC 2nd XI 1:00pm – 5:30pm Marist College. Frasers Rd, Ashgrove Cameron 354th XI v MCA 6th XI 1:00pm – 4:00pm Marist College. Frasers Rd, Ashgrove Hayden T205th XI v Villa 4th XI 11:15am – 2:15pm Mt Maria Playing Fields. Lade Street Field 1 T2010A 8:15am – 1:00pm Marist College. Frasers Rd, Ashgrove Cameron 3510C v MCA 10D Gold 8:00am – 11:00am Mt Maria Playing Fields. Lade Street Field 1 T20MCA 9B v MCA 8B 8:00am – 12:50pm Marist College. Frasers Rd, Ashgrove Hayden 359C v MCA 9E White 8:00am – 11:00am Mt Maria Playing Fields. Lade Street Field 2 T208D Gold v MCA 8F Green 12:00pm – 3:00pm Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 5 T206A v ATC 8:00am – 11:30am Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 5 256B v ATC 8:00am – 11:30am Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 6 256C v ATC 7:30am – 10:00am Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 7 T206 Gold v Iona 6 White 7:30am – 10:00am Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 8 T206 White v Villa 6E 10:00am – 12:30pm Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 7 T206 Green v Iona 6 Blue 10:00am – 12:30pm Des Connor Park. Grevillea Rd, Ashgrove Flat 8 T20

SUPPLEMENTARY GAMES ARE HIGHLIGHTED

AWAY GAMES

TEAM TIME VENUE OVAL OVERS

2nd XI v Nudgee 11A 2:30pm – 5:30pm 71 Northumbria Rd, Boondall QLD 4034 Wilkes Oval T209A 8:15am – 1:00pm Tivoli Sporting Complex 1, Church Street, Tivoli Field 1 (Turf) 359D Gold v Villa 9C 11:00am – 2:00pm Kianawah Park, Wynnum Road, Tingalpa Field 8 T208A 1:00pm – 5:30pm Tivoli Sporting Complex, Church Street, Tivoli Field 1 (Turf) 358C v SEC 8B 11:30am – 2:30pm St Edmund’s College, 16 Mary Street, Woodend Morgan Oval (Synthetic) T208E White v Villa 8D 1:00pm – 4:00pm Kianawah Park, Wynnum Road, Tingalpa Field 9 T207A 1:00pm – 5:30pm Tivoli Sporting Complex, Church Street Tivoli Field No 2 357B v Villa 7B 8:00am – 12:30pm Villanova Park, Manly Rd, Tingalpa Field 3 T207C v SEC 7B 8:15am St Edmund’s College, 16 Mary Street, Woodend Morgan Oval (Synthetic) T207D Gold v Villa 7D 8:00am – 11:00am Villanova Park, Manly Road Tingalpa Field 4 T207F Green v Iona 7F 12:00pm – 2:45pm Wynnum Workers (Fielders) 35 Bognor St, Tingalpa Field 1 T207G Blue v Iona 7E 2:45pm – 5:30pm Wynnum Workers (Fielders) 35 Bognor St, Tingalpa Field 1 T205A v ATC 5A 8:00am – 11:30am Jack Bowers North, ATC – Kate Street, Indooroopilly Synthetic 255B v ATC 5B 8:00am – 11:30am Jack Bowers South, ATC – Kate Street, Indooroopilly Synthetic 255C v ATC 5C 7:30am – 10:00am Bellbowrie Sport & Rec – Sugarwood Street, Bellbowrie Field 5 (Syn) T205 Gold v ATC 5 Blue 10:00am – 12:30pm Bellbowrie Sport & Rec – Sugarwood Street, Bellbowrie Field 5 (Syn) T205 White v ATC 5 White 10:00am – 12:30pm Gregory Park (Syn.) – Haig Road, Milton Synthetic T205 Green v Villa 5 White 8:00am – 10:30am Belmont State School Upper Oval, Bridgnorth St,

CarindaleSynthetic T20

5 Blue v ATC 5 Green 10:00am – 12:30pm Brothers Oval, ATC – Twigg Street, Indooroopilly Synthetic T20SUPPLEMENTARY GAMES ARE HIGHLIGHTED

BYES

TEAM10B7E White


AIC AFLMARIST COLLEGE vs St Edmund’s College – Friday 28 & Saturday 29 January 2020

AFL Coordinator: Mr Brett Gillett

- All players to arrive at least 30 mins prior to game time - All students are expected to be in correct uniform at all times – AFL Singlet and Shorts

FRIDAY AFTERNOON - Friday 28 February

TEAM TIME VENUE

1st XVIII v SEC 5:45pm Coorparoo FC, 33 Birubi Street Coorparoo

YEAR 8/9 v SEC 4:30pm Coorparoo FC, 33 Birubi Street Coorparoo

SATURDAY MORNING – Saturday 29 February

TEAM TIME VENUE

YEAR 7 v SEC 10:00am Coorparoo FC, 33 Birubi Street Coorparoo

6A v Iona 9:15am Oval 4. Cansdale Street, Yeronga QLD 4104

6B v Iona 8:00am Oval 4. Cansdale Street, Yeronga QLD 4104

5A v Iona 9:15am Oval 1. Cansdale Street, Yeronga QLD 4104

5B v Iona 8:00am Oval 1. Cansdale Street, Yeronga QLD 4104

Strength and Conditioning Timetable MARIST COLLEGE GYM SCHEDULE - TERM 1 2020

Monday 17 Feb Tuesday 18 Feb Wednesday 19 Feb Thursday 20 Feb Friday 21 Feb

AM

6:35am - 7:20am OPEN RUGBY (BOARDERS) SENIOR SWIMMING OPEN RUGBY (BOARDERS) SENIOR SWIMMING OPEN RUGBY (BOARDERS)

7:20am - 8:05am OPEN RUGBY (DAY BOYS) JUNIOR SWIMMING OPEN RUGBY (DAY BOYS)

OPENS CRICKET (GYM)

JUNIOR SWIMMING OPEN RUGBY (DAY BOYS)

8:35am - 8:50am MAD - Year 5 / 6 MAD - Year 5 / 6 MAD - Year 5 / 6

LUNCH

BREAK 1

BREAK 2

PM

3:25pm - 4:10pm OPENS FOOTBALL (GYM) OPEN AFL OPENS FOOTBALL (GYM) OPEN AFL GENERAL USERS

4:10pm - 4:55pm GENERAL USERS OPENS CRICKET (GYM) GENERAL USERS GENERAL USERS


SCHOOL MEDICAL CENTRE Monday & Thursday 3:30pm – 5:30pm

DDIISSCCOOUUNNTTEEDD RRAATTEESS:: $$6688 SSttuuddeennttss

(Private Health Rebates available)

• Sporting Injuries • Sports Specific Screening • Injury Prevention

• Postural Neck / Back Pain • Rehab Programs • Musculoskeletal Conditions

For bookings contact ALLSPORTS RED HILL:

( 3217 5955

+ [email protected]

or contact Marist College Medical Centre


MickColliss

Marist College Ashgrove

I N V I T A T I O NMARIST COLLEGE ASHGROVE KINDLY INVITES YOU TO THE

CHAMPAGNAT TRUST SPORTS LUNCH

Friday 13 March 202012:00pm - Plaza Ballroom, Brisbane Exhibition & Convention Centre

TICKETS $195 or $1,950 PER TABLE OF 10Includes Two Course Lunch with Beverages, Entertainment, Charity

Auction, Raffles and a $20 Table Draw ticket.

Registration and payment online via www.trybooking.com/559356Limited Tickets Available

PLATINUM TABLE: $5,000Table of 12, includes private meet and greet with co-patrons and special

guests, giftbag, premium beverages and premium table location.

SPECIAL GUESTS

SteveWaugh

Jeff Horn Kim Hughes Andrew Mehrtens

Peter Greste

Event Enquiries: Marist College Ashgrove Events Department - [email protected]

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:

Matthew Hayden

CO-PATRONS

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