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having commenced at the College in 2003 as a timid reception student, awestruck by the expanse of our grounds and the many unfamiliar faces, I quickly developed a sense of pride in our school. my love for rostrevor grew fonder with each passing year, and by the time I swapped my school shorts for trousers, and commenced my secondary education, I had set myself the goal of leading the school as a Prefect.

Now, as term 2 draws to a close, it has dawned on me that only one full term remains in my rostrevor College journey, and that within a few short months, I will have to bid farewell to the family that has nurtured me for 13 of my 18 years. Looking back on the past 13 years, I have come to appreciate the many opportunities that the school has provided me with, and I am confident that without such opportunities that encouraged me to expand my knowledge and operate outside the parameters of my comfort zone, I would not be the person I am today. For this, I owe an enormous debt of gratitude to the dedicated and passionate staff of rostrevor, as well as my friends and classmates. however, my transformation from a shy boy to a confident young man would not have occurred if I didn’t make the most of these opportunities, and it is this message that I wish to share with our school community.

each edition of our fortnightly newsletter highlights the various activities on offer here at rostrevor College, with this publication being no exception. the members of the Prefect body have worked tirelessly this term to provide services such as the Smart Work Sessions and Buddy Class mentors, as well as facilitate activities and fundraisers such as Blue Week. however, these services and activities are merely the tip of the iceberg that is rostrevor, as our school offers a countless number of opportunities, ranging from homework clubs, to co-curricular activities, to overseas immersions and social justice endeavours. my advice to the younger members of our community is take every opportunity presented to you, because I assure you that when only one term remains of your journey, you will regret the opportunities you did not take, and cherish those that you did.

to my fellow Year 12’s, I encourage you to relish our limited time at this great College, as I am often told that our schooling years account for the best years of lives. maintain a balance between study and leisure, and draw confidence and determination from the fact that we only have 11 weeks of lessons left. In the words of Art Williams, “it’s not going to be easy, but I promise that it will be worth it.”

I wish you all a happy and safe term break, and look forward to working with you all again next term.

Best wishes,

Cristian Di Iulio head Prefect

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Week 10

Friday 3rd term 2 Concludes

Week 1

Tuesday 21st term 3 Commences

Year 12 mid-Year exams Commence

rosary: College Chapel, 2.00pm

Wednesday 22nd Year 11 Ski trip Concludes

Friday 23rd Year 12 mid-Year exams Conclude

cOngratulatiOns mr dash

the rostrevor community would be aware that mr Simon Dash is in his fifth year as Principal of rostrevor College and has recently been appraised, as is the case for all ereA Principals, and we would like to thank the rostrevor community for their input to this review. over 250 rostrevor community members contributed to the electronic survey which delivered a comprehensive set of survey results. We would particularly like to thank the large number of parents and staff who took up the offer to contribute to this survey. the survey was followed up by individual interviews with a range of staff, parents, students and Board members. these interviews took place over two days and were conducted by a panel of four senior leaders from ereA and Catholic education SA.

on behalf of the rostrevor Board and edmund rice education Australia, we would like to congratulate mr Dash on his successful appraisal, which commended him in particular for his leadership in the educational and religious & Spiritual domains. It became clear that the community felt that he has a desire to ensure that rostrevor is a genuinely inclusive ereA school that holds dear to its core values as expressed in the ereA Charter touchstones. he also emphasises the importance of what happens in the classroom, particularly in regard to differentiation of the curriculum. the Board has previously noted and it is certainly worth reminding our community of the improved Year 12 results in recent years.

As with all appraisals, there are areas of commendation and areas for improvement. mr Dash was grateful for the feedback he received, all of which he will take on board. In his follow up discussions with us, he has reaffirmed his commitment to rostrevor College. We congratulate him for his successful review and thank him for the extremely hard work he has put in since joining our community. We in turn will continue our support to him and the College and wish him well for his future leadership at rostrevor College.

Claudio Galloni Terry Robertsrostrevor Board Chair ereA Director of regional Support

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At the end of Week 7, the prefect body travelled to our sister school, Loreto College, to join in the festivities of ‘Pink Day’. the day is an annual occurrence and aims to raise awareness for breast cancer, the most common cancer found in Australian women. the rostrevor prefects relished the opportunity to visit Loreto. Dressed up in their best pink outfits, the boys assisted in cooking the barbecue and making fairy floss, along with other activities.

As representatives of our College, we thought that it was important to show our support for such a cause, as breast cancer has significantly impacted the lives of many in the rostrevor community. the occasion also demonstrated the great relationship we have built with Loreto, and the importance of supporting our relationships with other schools.

In other news, as the first semester draws to a close, there has been an abundance of activities occurring throughout the school. the Year 9 students recently went on camps including hiking, mountain biking and kayaking, whilst the Year 10’s and 11’s completed their exams.

Ben Jonas Deputy head Prefect

Pink Day at Loreto College

Year 9 Camp

there is also exciting news with the 2016 Indian Pilgrimage team soon to be announced. It has been great to see everyone making the most of the opportunities that the school has to offer, and we hope that this will continue into the second half of the year.

Ben Jonas

deputy head prefect fundraising

the first term only saw one fundraising initiative; the selling of soft drink cans during recess and lunch when the weather was favourable. however now as we enter into the winter season, I have organised a weekly fundraising initiative each tuesday morning for term 3. thursday of Week 9 and 10 of term 2 saw the start of that initiative with a hot milo and coffee stall run by the Prefects in the morning. Next term I have planned for a similar weekly fundraising initiative with the involvement of not only a weekly hot milo and coffee, but also another selection such as pancakes. this year the prefects are again supporting the edmund rice Camps as our chosen charity. All proceeds from these fundraising initiatives will be donated to the chosen charity. term 3 will also see a barbeque during the World Cup Soccer tournament and a casual tie day.

If you have a proposal for a fundraising idea please contact myself. each week there will be something in the notices in terms of fundraisers so keep an eye out.

Dale Haynes

Dale Haynes

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Due to the success of previous ‘futsal’ tournaments, the 2015 Prefect Body will be holding their own in term 3 of this year. All middle and Senior Year students will be eligible to create their own team consisting of their friends and classmates. typically five-a-side, these teams will play against each other in a tournament early next term. Conducting such an activity allows students to compete with their peers outside of house-oriented contests such as sports and swimming carnivals, and consequently promotes positive competition and a friendly rivalry within the school atmosphere.

In an email sent previously, students were asked to nominate their team members, which also featured a personalised team name. Students should also submit their year level, so as to ensure there is a competitive balance between teams. It would be unreasonable to suggest a Year 7 team competing against a Year 12 team! In addition, all players are asked to contribute a one-off gold coin donation per head, for which all proceeds will go towards, edmund rice Camps. this worthy cause can use donations to benefit those partaking in the camps, so I implore all those with a passion for the sport, or those interested in friendly competition to create a team and get involved.

If you are interested, please email your team players, team name and year level of each player as soon as possible to marlon Shepherdson at ShePhm@students.rostrevor.sa.edu.au to be entered in the competition! (only one email is required per team.) more information will be sent out over the holidays and early next term. If you have any inquiries please do not hesitate to see myself or email me at the aforementioned email address.

Best of luck to all those involved in the competition!

Marlon Shepherdson.

Marlon Shepherdson

BOarding

A lot has happened this term within Duggan house and the boarding community. In Week 5 we had the Boarders’ high tea, which was based around the theme of National reconciliation Week. We had special guest Paul Vandenbergh from the Port Adelaide indigenous academy, who was accompanied by Patrick ryder and Karl Amon, Indigenous players at Port Adelaide Football Club. this was a great experience for the boys as they got to hear footy stories from the players and how National reconciliation Week affects and relates to them.

throughout this term davin Ferreira also made his league debut on the 14th of June against Sturt Football club at Unley oval. Davin kicked three goals and got third best for Norwood. Davin also racked up an impressive 18 disposals for the game.

Brad McCarthy and darcy Fogarty have also been selected to play in the U16’s state team in the following weeks, this is a great achievement as it is consecutive years of playing state football for South Australia as they played U15’s last year. Both boys have a very bright future ahead in their AFL careers.

Tom Kenny head Boarder

futsal tOurnament

on the 21st of June the rostrevor boarders invited the Loreto boarders over for a Sunday night mass and dinner afterwards. this was good for the new boys to meet some new people and for old friends to catch up. this was an enjoyable night as kids socialized, caught up with friends and played some games of pool and table tennis.

Year 10 and 11 boys completed their exams with confidence and are hoping to receive some positive feedback and are looking forward to coming back in term 3 and enjoy the boarding spirit.

Tom Kenny

Paul Vandenbergh guest speaker at the Boarders’ High Tea.

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In week 7, the Prefect body raised money for Beyondblue as well as awareness for the mental health of men in Australia. the Prefect body was supported by the school counselling services, as well as staff members in this initiative, which was the first of its kind at rostrevor College. Dubbed ‘Blue Week’, the Prefect body held various fundraising events throughout the week, coupling this with presentations made to each house regarding depression and mental illness. Presentations were made during house gatherings throughout the week and aimed to explain the breadth of diagnosable mental illnesses, as well as reveal statistics about mental health, depression amongst men, and suicide amongst men. Importantly however, the presentations also gave students resources which can be useful in battling or coping with mental illnesses. these resources included:

•headspace: http://www.headspace.org.au/

•Beyond Blue: http://www.youthbeyondblue.com/

•reach out: http://au.reachout.com/

•KIDS heLPLINe: 1800 55 1800

•LIFeLINe: 13 11 14

•rostrevor counselling service: talk@rostrevor.sa.edu.au

there was a large amount of emphasis placed upon students to understand that there is a sense of camaraderie amongst the rostrevor community and that help will always be around for those who are struggling. As aforementioned, various fundraising events were held to raise money for Beyondblue. I am pleased to announce from these initiatives, the Prefects raised $1,806.68. the Prefects reached this total by holding a BBQ with blue fairy floss on Wednesday, hosting a netball match between the Loreto College Prefects and the rostrevor College Prefects (rostrevor prevailing in a convincing win, 16-8) during thursday lunch and finally a ‘blue’ casual day on Friday. on the Friday, students were asked to write a message of support to someone suffering depression. this movement was quite powerful and a fitting way to summate, hopefully, the first of many Blue Weeks.

Darcy Nitschke

Darcy Nitschke

Blue week

Students eagerly lining up for the BBQ Lunch making the blue fairy floss

Loreto Prefects vs rostrevor Prefects Netball match

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It is my pleasure to announce that I am the representative for rostrevor College, as part of the Campbelltown Councils Youth Advisory Committee. this is a relationship, which we pride here at the College and presents an opportunity to have a voice amongst issues which are relevant in our community. the Campbelltown City Council Youth Advisory offers a platform for young people to discuss youth issues, make recommendations for positive change, initiate new projects and develop events for local young people. YAC members meet each month and aim to represent the needs, views and aspirations of local young people. I encourage any student who is thinking of joining the YAC committee to do so and reap the benefits of getting involved with other students from our local area and also people in the work force. If you wish to enquire about joining, feel free to see ms Caruana or myself for information.

Anthony Perugini

Anthony Perugini

the current Prefect body is proud to announce that we have continued the long-standing tradition of providing assistance to those who attend Smart Work Sessions. We as Prefects, have decided to make it a point to attend every session held this year, so as to forge a relationship with all students, especially those in the younger year levels. one of our main aims as a group, is to build a strong relationship with our peers and teachers, and the Smart Works Sessions have enabled us to achieve this goal.

thus far, participation has been extremely strong and in conjunction with the staff at the Learning Centre, we have designated two days per week to offer specialised assistance to those students undertaking the research project – an arduous and demanding subject.

All members of the Prefect group have completed the research project and are willing to assist those in need of some guidance. We urge each and every student in need of assistance with the research Project, to attend our sessions, which are held every monday and Wednesday.

Furthermore, we would also like to take this opportunity to thank the staff in the Learning Centre for their support and assistance. We understand that the staff take time out of their own personal lives to stay behind after school and offer help to students. Without your co-operation, these sessions would not function as efficiently as they do.

Finally, on behalf of the Prefects of 2015, we would like to once again remind students to approach us, whether it may be for any assistance, or even just for a friendly chat.

We are here for you.

Chris Saji

Chris Saji

smart wOrk sessiOns

yOuth advisary cOmmittee

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RegisTeR onLine noW at www.rostrevor.sa.edu.auFor more information about enrolling your son at rostrevor College contact the Enroments Officer on 8364 8244.

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this year in Social Justice the focus has been on violence against women and the respect men should have towards their female counterparts. We kicked off the year with our campaign ‘real Good men’, boys were asked to write a message of thanks to an important woman in their lives for all the good things they do for them. I feel it is necessary to highlight the importance of women in our lives as they guide us everyday, be it from teachers at school to mothers or sisters they are a necessity and shouldn’t be taken for granted. this will culminate in White ribbon Day, where we will celebrate this as a College and hopefully the message will be taken on board.

We have also highlighted the importance of fair trade in our community. We have made a conscious effort to start using these fair trade products within the College. For Fair trade fortnight on the two Wednesdays we sold fair trade hot chocolate as a way to inform the College about the active approach we are taking on the matter. to kick off next term, in Week 3 the World XI vs 1st XI soccer match will take place. this is a prime opportunity to highlight the cultural diversity we have within the school and how it is present throughout all sports. A boot drive also took place to collect boots for refugees that attend the Friday night hang out at Build the Bridge.

Frequent meetings with the Loreto Prefects have also taken place this year to ensure we collaborate as often as possible with our beloved sister school. Some exciting developments are on the way. the Social Justice team will continue to work hard throughout the remainder of the year to raise awareness on the important issues that face us, in the hope that we make a difference.

William Critchley

William Critchley

sOcial Justice juniOr yEarS’ annual CrOSS COunTry EvEnT

on Wednesday 1 July, the Junior Year boys were blessed with terrific weather for the annual Junior Campus Cross Country event. Boys from Year 3 to Year 6 completed a course throughout rostrevor College and along its boundaries. the boys enthusiastically ran hard along the course and performed extremely well throughout the race.

Congratulations to egan house for winning the rostrevor College Cross Country Shield. egan finished ahead of Gurr, followed by Barron third, Webb fourth, o’Brien fifth and murphy sixth.

All of the boys are to be congratulated for their levels of participation and efforts to ensure the event was a success.

I would like to acknowledge the efforts of all of the Junior Campus Staff, Year 9 student helpers and the many Parent helpers who helped out on the day. I would also like to thank the Parents who kindly prepared and donated fruit platters for the fruit recess.

Place Winners

Under 9 1st Luka marzullo; 2nd Ignatius Crafter; 3rd oliver Di marzo

Under 10 1st Alex Pertl; 2nd Jack Piasente; 3rd thom Washbourne

Under 11 1st Aidan Schirripa; 2nd tyson Walls; 3rd Anton Slivak

Under 12 1st Lachlan mahar; 2nd Jake Callisto; 3rd Jacob Lochowiak

Simon LaubePrimary Years Pe teacher

egan house winners of the rostrevor College Cross Country Shield

o’Brien house starting the race

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there was a decidedly chilly atmosphere at Adelaide oval on the night of Saturday June 20 – for ‘Winter’ had arrived. Not for long however, when over 200 staff, friends and parents warmed up the room with their good cheer and hot dance moves to the tunes of motown Connection!

After being wined and dined with exquisite fare, the mercury really fired up with the live auction, with a prosciutto leg, Clipsal ‘hot’ Laps, signed cricket bat and more – a bidding frenzy ensued. the generosity of our sponsors and community was humbling (with rostrevor College Cricket being the final home for the treasured Phil hughes signed cricket bat) and at last count we have raised over $27,000! the funds will be made available to the College wishlist distributed by the Parents and Friends.

A big thank you to the rostrevor Foundation for kindly donating the black Piaggio scooter for the raffle, which was drawn on the night. We are thrilled with the result and we would like to thank everyone who contributed to make the 2015 Winter Ball such a success.

Kate Kain on behalf of the Parents and Friends Committee

members of the Winter Ball Committee

winter Ball

Ian Pennington presenting Bill trewartha, 1st XI Cricket Coach, with the signed bat.

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winter Ball nOtices

stranger dangerstudents and families are reminded to be wary of approaches from strangers, especially when they are unaccompanied or travelling to and from school. if they are approached, students should not respond and should not accept offers of rides or gifts.

students should seek the assistance of other nearby adults if they feel unsafe and should report the event to a trusted adult (parent or school staff member) as soon as possible.

sAPoL advises that taking out a mobile phone and calling police can deter the offender and they recommend the student making a formal report to their closest police station.

have you changed your contact details recently?

If so don’t forget to notify the College to ensure we are able to reach you.

Please call 8364 8371 or email contactdetails@rostrevor.sa.edu.au to notify us of any changes.

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cO-curricular news

All programs have been provided to coaches and are available on the rostrevor College website, along with weekly maps that will be updated by Wednesday of the week your son is playing at an away venue.

term 3 fixtures will be added to the website this week as we head towards the traditional Inter-Collegiate match-up with Sacred heart in Week 2 August 1st.

1st XVIII Football

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

RC 2 - 3 5 - 9 6 - 9 7 - 11 (53)

STM 2 - 1 5 - 2 9 - 4 10 - 5 (65)

Best Players: J Grant, D Pisani, K Ward, C Ball, G hutchinson, J richards

Goal Kickers: J Anderson 3 goals, A Davies, m Coombes, G hutchinson, m Short 1 each

the 1st XVIII travelled to St michael’s in the second of their state knockout matches and were again without a number of boys who were called up for state duties. With the sun shining, the lads started in great fashion, hunting the ball in packs, putting the opposition under good pressure and using the ball well. alex davies was sensational early and his work rate and tackling pressure on the ball carrier was eventually rewarded as he got onto the end of a series of handballs to kick the opening goal. the first half continued to be a tight contest with rostrevor winning the clearances, maintaining strong tackling pressure and producing many more forward entries than the home side. Despite having 14 scoring shots to 7, inaccuracy in front of goal meant that the game was still in the balance at the midway point. Coach Glen malkin highlighted at half time that a more direct game style was needed and players were encouraged to just take possession and use the first option.

In the third quarter St michael’s gained momentum and kicked back to back goals to edge in front and the rostrevor senior players were unable to shut the game down. We needed to take possession, slow the game down and keep possession to break St michael’s momentum but not enough smart football was played when the pressure was on. the last quarter was played

Jeff Fischer Co-ordinator of Co-curricular Activities

as a tough encounter, but instead of having the confidence to take the game on with fast ball movement, we played “stop start” footy trying not to make mistakes. Unfortunately this style of football was not good enough to get over the line.

junior Grant has had a great month of footy and his confidence has seen him grow and be a real impact player for the side. his defensive marks across half back and run out of defence made him our best player on the day. darcy Pisani got plenty of the ball around the middle of the ground and was very influential at stoppages. Kurtis Ward played a great four quarter game on the ball and one of the few that were barking instructions and encouragement as the game started to slip away. Cameron Ball in his first XVIII debut was excellent and improved in confidence as the game progressed. he attacked the contest with confidence and was really clean with his possession below his knees and didn’t panic under pressure. Guy Hutchinson was solid and effective in his role as an on-baller, getting a number of effective clearances and moving the ball forward quickly. josh richards did something positive every time he got the ball giving the ball to a team mate in a better position and his decision making is excellent around the ground and could be a more damaging player if he takes his opportunities in front of goal.

In other Co-curricular News:

•2nd XVIII footballer lochlan roberts kicked 7 goals 6 against St michael’s on Saturday helping his team to claim a fantastic 10 goal win

If your son, be he a current or past scholar, has made any significant achievement in an activity outside of the College, please pass this on to me via email to jfischer@rostrevor sa edu au or by phone, so that I can include his achievements in the weekly newsletter

Jeff Fischer

this year we will be participating in the Woolworths earn & Learn Program. through this program we will be able to get new educational resources for the College and all we need you to do is shop for your groceries at Woolworths.

From Wednesday 15th July to tuesday 8th September, we are collecting Woolworths earn & Learn Stickers. You will get one Woolworths earn & Learn Sticker for every $10 spent (excluding liquor, tobacco and gift cards). Place the Woolworths earn & Learn Sticker onto a Woolworths earn & Learn Sticker Sheet and when it’s complete, the Sticker Sheet can be dropped into the Collection Box here at the College.

At the end of the promotion, we’ll be able to get some great new equipment. the range is extensive and offers lots of items ideal for our students – including resources for maths, english, Science and some fantastic fun supplies for Arts & Craft, Sport and for our library.

If you would like to know more visit www.woolworths.com.au/earnandlearn.

WOOlWOrTHS Earn & lEarn

Please ensure any applications for siblings who are looking to commence at the College in 2016 or 2017 are completed as soon as possible.

2016 enrolments are currently being finalised. Subject selections and Parent’s Information evenings will be held early in term 3. Applications for 2017 are currently being offered and invited for interviews.

For enrolment information, please contact the enrolment officer, mrs Annemarie mein on 8364 8244 or amein@rostrevor.sa.edu.au

EnrOllinG aT rOSTrEvOr

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WilliaM CarTEr

Year 12 William Carter has been nominated as one of two Boundary Umpires to represent South Australia by umpiring the National Under 16 Championships (NAB AFL rising Stars) in the Gold Coast from the 3rd to the 11th July 2015.

this is an elite AFL Championships and a step on the National Umpire talent Pathway. William will be involved in umpiring, self development, professional development and skill development while he is a live-in Umpire for the week hosted and funded by the AFL Umpiring Department.

Congratulations William!

cO-curricular JUNIor YeArS

cO-curricular SeNIor YeArS

Week 9

fOOtBallPRIMARy A 11.11.77 def Blackfriars 1.1.7Best h Shute, m Crabtree, e murada,

yEAR 4/5 2.5.17 def by Immanuel 6.10.46Best J Dundon, J Piasente, J haddad, A Pertl, C Sobecki

yEAR 1/2/3 8.4.52 def by Highgate 9.4.58Best All played well

sOccerPRIMARy A 8 def Blackfriars 1Best J Borzillo, e Centofanti, D malatesta

PRIMARy B BLACK 5 def St Joseph’s PaynehamBest A good team effort

yEAR 4/5 BLACK 5 def St Joseph’s Hectorville 0Best A great team performance

yEAR 4/5 RED 1 def St Joseph’s Hectorville 0Best o Luscombe, m Disciscio, J Cusack, C tunno

yEAR 3 4 def Linden Park 0Best I Crafter, o Crafter, D murray

yEAR 1/2 7 def Pembroke 1Best A great team effort

deBatingPRIMARy BLACK

Negative defeated Blackwood Primary School Green

Topic, ‘‘Father Christmas has a harder job than the Easter Bunny’ Best Speaker A Abraham

PRIMARy REDAffirmative defeated Immanuel Primary School Blue

Topic, ‘‘Father Christmas has a harder job than the Easter Bunny’ Best Speaker I oak

chessRoSTREVoR BLACK 1 win def by Russian Ethnic 3 winsWins to A Varricchio

RoSTREVoR RED 3 wins def Stradbroke Gold 1 winWins to h hardwarewala, A Abraham, I oak

RoSTREVoR GoLD 2 wins def Rostrevor Silver 1 winWins to h Lloyd, h White

BasketBallyEAR 6/7 BLACK 16 def St Ignatius 4Best A great team effort

yEAR 6/7 RED 24 def Cedar 21Best A good team effort

yEAR 6/7 WHITE 19 def St Peter’s 18Best m Beltrame, L Washbourne, J Basso, m Callisto

yEAR 4/5 BLACK 26 def East Adelaide 12Best L Beltrame, m Deng, h musk

yEAR 4/5 RED 8 def by St Paul’s 38Best All played well

yEAR 2/3 10 def by Walkerville 19Best I Crafter, S Deng, P Iasiello, D murray

Week 9

chessGAME 1 2 all draw with CBC Best K Cho

GAME 2 2 all draw with Endeavour College Best X montin

A CAThoLiC ALL boYs’ dAY & boARdingCoLLege in The edmUnd RiCe TRAdiTionreception to Year 12

term dates 2015

Term 2 Tuesday 28th April – Friday 3rd July

Term 3 Tuesday 21st July – Friday 25th september Labour Day holiday 6th October

Term 4 monday 12th october – Friday 4th december

Do you have exciting news about a current student or Old Scholar? We’d love to celebrate these achievements with you and the Rostrevor Community.

Contact us with your story: news@rostrevor.sa.edu.au

For sporting achievements, please contact Jeff Fischer: jfischer@rostrevor.sa.edu.au

Follow our Old Collegian Clubs. visit their websites below for recent results and more.

rOcfc www.rocfc.com

rOcsc www.rocsc.org

rOccc www.roccc.sa.cricket.com.au

cO-curricular SeNIor YeArS CoNtINUeD

67-91 Glen Stuart road, Woodforde, SA 5072T +61 8 8364 8200 F +61 8 8364 8396e roscoll@rostrevor.sa.edu.au W www.rostrevor.sa.edu.au

BasketBalloPEN A 42 def by CBC 52Best m Goodwin, t hawes

oPEN B 27 def by CBC 51Best A ricci, t Kenny

oPEN C 23 def by CBC 51Best A Agostinelli, L Butler

oPEN D 49 def by TC 54Best h Leicester, J Del Casale

MIDDLE yEARS 29 def PED 34Best r Wall, N Pascale

fOOtBall1ST XVIII 7.11.53 def by STMC 10.5.65Best J Grant, D Pisani, K Ward, C Ball

2ND XVIII 18.12.120 def STMC 8.4.52Best e Greenslade, L roberts, J Paech

3RD XVIII BLACK 3.1.19 def by SPC 1st 19.10.124Best J Stennett, A Perugini, P thomas

3RD XVIII RED 4.3.27 def by SHC 22.12.144Best A Barone, F holmes, J habib, X oswald

10A 7.9.51 def by SHC 8.9.57Best D Fraser, A rankine, D hamann

9A 11.1.67 def by STMC 18.8.116Best J Chiabrera, S Barnett, J Shute

9B 9.4.58 def CBC 2.0.12Best P russo, G Connolly

8A 6.8.44 def SHC 3.4.22Best L Ferreira, J Nasser-eddine, S Lanzoni

8B 2.14.26 def by IC 9.5.59Best W Warren, J Larkin, S Snowball

sOccer2ND XI RED 9 def NAZ 2Best B Coro, e Bowler, A Katemis

10A 7 def STMC 2Best A Caraccia, F Vassalo

10B 5 all draw with STMC Best D mcDonald, m Sosa

9A 5 def BPS 2Best D ellul, N Bucco, m marino

9B 3 def BPS 1Best A Beltrame, r Calabrese

8A 3 all draw with MHS Best D maida, S Cirocco

8B BLACK 2 def by RC Red 9Best C Norton, N Donato, B minuzzo, L Chiuchiolo

8B RED 9 def RC Black 2Best A Villano, J Guglielmucci

taBle tennisoPEN A 12 def AHS 8Best S el masri, t Godi

MIDDLE yEARS 5 def by AHS 19Best All played well