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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Scots</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
Sydney Australia<br />
excellence at scots 2008<br />
<strong>Scots</strong> <strong>boys</strong> <strong>grow</strong> <strong>into</strong> <strong>fine</strong> <strong>men</strong>
From the Principal<br />
2008 was a strong year for the scots college,<br />
best characterised by the spirit of our <strong>fine</strong> young<br />
<strong>men</strong> and the willingness of our community to<br />
respond positively to our call to renew and<br />
refocus our honourable traditions and culture.<br />
We know that every scots boy is capable of<br />
success and should strive to achieve to the<br />
best of his ability in all facets of college life.<br />
We seek to imbue all of our young <strong>men</strong> with<br />
habits of mind, values, attitudes and core<br />
competencies. We are confident these will<br />
stand them in good stead for a world which<br />
demands that they respond to challenges and<br />
adventures with creativity, curiosity, strong<br />
leadership and a thorough understanding of how<br />
to achieve excellence by serving others in a team<br />
environ<strong>men</strong>t. With this ambitious vision in mind,<br />
we are working to nurture a common culture of<br />
high expectations and to provide even better<br />
opportunities, support and facilities for each of<br />
our students.<br />
the achieve<strong>men</strong>ts of our diverse range of<br />
students in 2008 clearly demonstrate that those<br />
who aspire and who are diligent in applying<br />
consistent effort and hard work along the way are<br />
best placed to realise excellence and to achieve<br />
their goals. those students who are members<br />
of our Pipes and Drums Band and snowsports<br />
teams – both national champions in 2008 –<br />
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have already demonstrated this. For others, the<br />
journey towards mastery of their field has already<br />
begun. With inspiration, encourage<strong>men</strong>t and<br />
determination, they will be more likely to develop<br />
this standard of proficiency in their chosen field<br />
in later life. We hope that the disciplined and<br />
caring learning environ<strong>men</strong>t of the college will<br />
prove to have been the grounding for this.<br />
our academic, coaching and support staff have<br />
worked well together to manage the demands<br />
throughout our year of transition and significant<br />
develop<strong>men</strong>t in curriculum, the arts and in<br />
sport. through their hard work, these incredible<br />
members of our community add to the strength<br />
of their individual programs and to the success<br />
of the scots college and its many programs.<br />
they deserve our thanks and praise for their<br />
dedication to the better<strong>men</strong>t of the college and<br />
their generosity as role models to the <strong>boys</strong>.<br />
and so I com<strong>men</strong>d to you 2008, a year of<br />
excellence and achieve<strong>men</strong>t at the scots<br />
college.<br />
scots to the Fore!<br />
Dr Ian PM lambert<br />
Principal<br />
HSC Results Highlights<br />
congratulations to the Year 12 class of 2008 which<br />
produced a strong set of Hsc results. 60 scots<br />
<strong>boys</strong> appeared in the Distinguished achievers<br />
listings for results over 90, with many appearing in<br />
multiple listings. nine students achieved Band 6<br />
results in 10 or more units. Alex Corbet and Edward<br />
Riordan both received Band 6 results in 12 units.<br />
Michael Buddee, Tyler Drayton, Alexander Edema,<br />
George Hadjia, Joshua Kim and Shane Treeves<br />
achieved Band 6 results in 11 units and Daniel<br />
Girgis in 10 units.<br />
In extension two english Jamie Travers and Tyler<br />
Drayton achieved perfect scores for their major<br />
works. scots students completed more english<br />
units than any other GPs or independent girls’<br />
school and in 2008 our students produced the<br />
highest proportion of english credits of any of the<br />
non-selective <strong>boys</strong>’ schools in the state. tyler<br />
has been offered a place to study a Bachelor of<br />
combined law at sydney University while Jamie<br />
has been offered a place to study a Bachelor of<br />
commerce (Journalism) and International studies<br />
at the University of technology, sydney.<br />
Year 12 Success<br />
James Smyth has been offered a place to read<br />
economics at Durham University in the UK.<br />
Alex Harrison has been offered places to study<br />
History and Politics at edinburgh University and<br />
the University of east anglia, also in the UK.<br />
Joshua Kim has been offered a place to study<br />
Medicine at UnsW. Ryan Keith has been offered<br />
a scholarship to study a Bachelor of science<br />
(advanced) at the University of sydney.<br />
George Hadjia has been offered an entry<br />
scholarship to sydney University to study a<br />
Bachelor of commerce.<br />
senior Boarder Prefect James Pearlman has been<br />
offered a place to study a Bachelor of Medicine<br />
in a combined degree with the University of new<br />
england and the University of newcastle.<br />
Michael Buddee will undertake a combined degree<br />
in engineering and architecture at the University<br />
of sydney, while Alexander Edema is continuing<br />
his love of art to study a Bachelor of Fine arts at<br />
UnsW.
Academic Highlights<br />
enGlIsH<br />
<strong>The</strong> Australian Schools’ English Competition<br />
Michael Hughson, Matthew Boustred (Year 7),<br />
Henry lockyer, Henry Hamilton, thomas Dransfield<br />
and William Khun (Year 8) all achieved High<br />
Distinctions. Distinction certificates were awarded<br />
to 35 <strong>boys</strong> and 86 students received credit<br />
certificates.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Scots</strong> <strong>College</strong> Literary Competition Winners<br />
Senior Division<br />
James Pearlman (Year 12) Prose<br />
Joshua Yap (Year 11) Verse<br />
Intermediate Section<br />
Robert Boddington (Year 10) Prose<br />
Robert Wojcik (Year 9) Verse<br />
Junior Section<br />
Patrick san Gabriel (Year 7) Prose<br />
Ben thielemans (Year 8) Verse<br />
MatHeMatIcs<br />
<strong>The</strong> UNSW Maths Competition<br />
Felix Qin (Year 7), Henry Hamilton, edward Qi,<br />
David Zhang and Kevin Zhang (Year 8) achieved<br />
High Distinctions. there were also eight Distinction<br />
and six credit certificates awarded.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Annual Westpac Maths Competition<br />
243 students throughout Years 7 to 12<br />
participated. edward Qi (Year 8) achieved a Prize<br />
in this prestigious competition with David Zhang,<br />
Henry Hamilton (Year 8), Jesse ellingworth (Year 9),<br />
Hak Hyun lee (Year 10), Damien chimes, Michael<br />
Jung (Year 11), oliver stewart and Bei ting Guo<br />
(Year 12) achieving High Distinctions. Distinction<br />
certificates were awarded to 37 <strong>boys</strong>, while 113<br />
students achieved credit certificates.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Scots</strong>-Kambala Problem Solving Day<br />
2008 saw the launch of our new enrich<strong>men</strong>t<br />
activity, also known as sK2 to the <strong>boys</strong>. the<br />
competition is held twice a year and is open by<br />
invitation to extension students in Years 7 and 8.<br />
Edward Riordan.<br />
DUCES FOR 2008<br />
Year 7 James Hill<br />
Year 8 David Zhang<br />
Year 9 Jesse ellingworth<br />
Year 10 James Roberts<br />
Year 11 Benny Yang<br />
Year 12 edward Riordan<br />
scIence<br />
Australian Schools Science Competition (ASSC)<br />
High Distinctions awarded to sixteen students:<br />
Mark Butorac, lachlan ellison, chris Reilly, Ben<br />
Porter, Henry Hamilton, George Harper, William<br />
Khun, Henry lockyer, Jake oayda, edward Qi, David<br />
Zhang, Kevin Zhang, Major Zhang, Jack Meller,<br />
James Roberts and Benjamin Zieschang.<br />
lanGUaGes: latin<br />
American Classical League Latin Exams<br />
summa cum laude (Gold Medal)<br />
Justin Wong, Matthew sweet, timothy everson,<br />
James Roberts, sam Wood, sebastian lane, oscar<br />
Wen, andrew Pongrass, Henry Mccoy, Joshua Yap,<br />
luke Porter and Max Murdoch.<br />
NSW Classical Association Schools Latin<br />
Reading Competition<br />
James Roberts and Henry Mccoy were selected for<br />
the finals. Matthew sweet was highly com<strong>men</strong>ded<br />
and William clark and neil Barmecha were<br />
com<strong>men</strong>ded.<br />
Dux Awards<br />
<strong>The</strong> Dux of the <strong>College</strong> in 2008 was Edward<br />
Riordan. edward joined the college in 2006 in Year<br />
10, and quickly showed his leadership potential<br />
and academic ability. edward was a finalist in the<br />
Future Problem solving competition in 2007 and<br />
coached the 2008 Future Problem solving team.<br />
He served as a college Prefect and was selected as<br />
captain of tennis in 2008. edward played in the 1st<br />
tennis team and was selected for GPs 2nds. In the<br />
Hsc edward achieved 12 units at Band 6 level.<br />
With a record of high achieve<strong>men</strong>t in the sciences,<br />
edward hopes to study Medicine. He has been<br />
offered a place to study advanced science at<br />
sydney University.<br />
Proxime Accessit to the Dux was shared by Daniel<br />
Girgis and Shane Treeves.<br />
Daniel was a college Prefect and captain of<br />
chess. throughout his eight years at the college<br />
Daniel was a high achiever<br />
academically, and in his<br />
final year he won the Phillip<br />
Myerson Memorial Prize for<br />
Physics and the University<br />
of new south Wales Prize<br />
for Mathematics extension<br />
two. He aspires to make an<br />
impact on people’s lives<br />
through medicine. Daniel<br />
has been offered a place<br />
to study a Bachelor of<br />
Medical science/Bachelor<br />
of law at the University of<br />
technology, sydney.<br />
Shane excelled in the<br />
performing arts and<br />
academically, while taking on<br />
the leadership roles of House<br />
captain of Royle House,<br />
college Prefect and captain<br />
of Drama. a noted public<br />
speaker and debater, shane<br />
reached the regional final of<br />
the sydney Morning Herald<br />
Plain english speaking<br />
award and proceeded to the<br />
regional final in the Rostrum<br />
Voice of Youth. shane has<br />
been offered a place to study<br />
a Bachelor of commerce at<br />
the University of sydney.<br />
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Leadership<br />
PosItIons oF ResPonsIBIlItY<br />
Head Prefect Jake Waller<br />
Deputy Head Prefect Frederick Gollan<br />
senior Day Boy<br />
Prefect Ryan Keith<br />
senior Boarder<br />
Prefect James Pearlman<br />
colleGe PReFects<br />
Jordan Blomfield<br />
Michael Buddee<br />
Martin conkey<br />
alexander corbet<br />
nigel cowell<br />
timothy Darton<br />
Robert Dowling<br />
tyler Drayton<br />
Daniel Girgis<br />
George Hadjia<br />
William Harris<br />
alex Harrison<br />
thomas Heslop<br />
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thomas Hurley<br />
Jack Keeping<br />
Kenneth Kurien<br />
andrew Musgrove<br />
christopher ogle<br />
Daniel Pooley<br />
Grant Purcell<br />
edward Riordan<br />
Ross streeter<br />
Phoonrat suphapha<br />
elliot thompson<br />
shane treeves<br />
sPoRt anD co-cURRIcUlaR leaDeRs<br />
actIVItY PosItIon/caPtaIn<br />
swimming Ross streeter<br />
tennis edward Riordan<br />
Water Polo samuel Williamson<br />
Volleyball andrew Wild<br />
cadets Dominic Rohde<br />
chess Daniel Girgis<br />
community service<br />
Debating and Public<br />
samuel Williamson<br />
speaking William Harris<br />
Drama shane treeves<br />
Media Kenneth Kurien<br />
Music George Hadjia<br />
Pipes and Drums Jake Waller, Pipe Major<br />
elliot thompson, Drum cUo<br />
James Pearlman, RsM<br />
sPoRt caPtaIn<br />
athletics thomas Hurley and<br />
Michael Kellaway<br />
Basketball Robert l<strong>into</strong>n<br />
cricket nigel cowell<br />
cross country thomas Hurley<br />
Football Kenneth Kurien<br />
Rifle shooting andrew Musgrove<br />
Rowing Martin conkey<br />
Rugby Robert Dowling<br />
sailing Beau Junk and<br />
thomas Zieschang<br />
snowsports thomas Joseph and<br />
nicholas Willett<br />
James Pearlman, Jake Waller, Frederick Gollan and Ryan Keith.<br />
Head Prefect Jake Waller<br />
In 2008 Head Prefect Jake Waller led the college<br />
with dignity and pride: pride in the history of<br />
the college; pride in its achieve<strong>men</strong>ts in the<br />
classroom, in the arts and on the sports fields<br />
and pride in the camaraderie that binds the<br />
college together as one. through his leadership<br />
and that of his fellow Prefects, the college<br />
community pursued excellence together.<br />
a poised, intelligent young man, Jake<br />
represented the college with distinction as a<br />
leader and as a dedicated participant in college<br />
life. He rowed for the 1st VIII, played for the 1st<br />
xV Rugby team and was an accomplished cross<br />
country skier. Jake also took on a leadership<br />
role in the Pipes and Drums.<br />
Jake has been offered a place to study a<br />
Bachelor of Medical science at the University of<br />
sydney.<br />
Jake Waller.
Co-Curricular<br />
DeBatInG anD PUBlIc sPeaKInG<br />
William Harris, captain of Debating and Public<br />
speaking for 2008, was a <strong>fine</strong> ambassador<br />
for the college. William was selected in the<br />
GPs 2nds Debating team and was runner-up<br />
in the prestigious lawrence campbell oratory<br />
competition.<br />
Justin Wong (Year 10) was our leading junior<br />
public speaker. He reached the regional final of<br />
the legacy Public speaking competition and took<br />
out the U15 Public speaking award in the city of<br />
sydney eisteddfod.<br />
<strong>The</strong> AK Anderson Oratory Competition<br />
Junior William Khun<br />
Intermediate Justin Wong<br />
senior William Harris<br />
<strong>The</strong> Bowman Verse Speaking Prize<br />
Junior chase Gelston<br />
Intermediate Jackson Bursill<br />
senior shane treeves<br />
DRaMa<br />
Drama Festival Awards<br />
Shakespeare Scene – Macbeth<br />
christopher Mann, stewart Perrie, Rohan Burn,<br />
sebastian Frechtling, Frederick Gollan and Rhyley<br />
Wellsmore<br />
Shakespearean Duologue – Two Gentleman of<br />
Verona<br />
Rohan Burn and Henry Mccoy<br />
Shakespeare Adaptation – A Pie for an Eye<br />
David Baltins, D J Munro and Maclaren Wall<br />
Set Design – Romeo and Juliet<br />
John ellice-Flint<br />
Highly com<strong>men</strong>ded – timothy o’Brien<br />
Costume Design – Romeo and Juliet<br />
Kevin Yeung<br />
Highly com<strong>men</strong>ded – thomas Dransfield<br />
Outstanding Performances<br />
William Kelly, Daan Rosenbroek, Dean<br />
sirikasemlert, Max Murray, thomas cardy,<br />
alexander Kass, Robert Boddington, George<br />
Mallat, Max Morrison-smith<br />
<strong>The</strong>atresports Competition Winners<br />
senior team: Robert Boddington, Joshua Horwitz,<br />
DJ Munro, alistair McIntosh, sammy tate<br />
Junior team: tom cardy, Max Hancock, Will<br />
Hopkins, Matthew Jones, lachlan Millist<br />
Promotion Design: charles capel<br />
senior ensemble Player: chris Mann<br />
Junior ensemble Player: angus Rees<br />
senior Improviser: Robert Boddington<br />
Junior Improviser: Max Hancock<br />
Shakespeare Festival.<br />
Daniel Pooley as Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady.<br />
Daniel Pooley<br />
Daniel attended the college for 14 years,<br />
starting in pre-school in 1995. awarded an<br />
academic scholarship in 2003, he excelled<br />
in sport and music. He had leading roles<br />
in the last four college musicals, most<br />
recently starring as Henry Higgins in My Fair<br />
lady. He also studied drama and starred in<br />
numerous college productions including<br />
othello, as well as directing and tutoring in<br />
the Drama Depart<strong>men</strong>t. at speech Day Daniel<br />
was awarded the Richard Mostyn Prize for<br />
singing aeq, the college Prize for the Best<br />
Performance in a Musical and the Professor<br />
MacDonald Holmes Prize for service to the<br />
chapel.<br />
His <strong>fine</strong> singing voice was heard as part of<br />
the chapel choir where he held the position<br />
of senior chorister. as well as leading the<br />
chapel choir Daniel was a college Prefect and<br />
captain of armstrong House.<br />
Daniel‘s athletic ability allowed him to excel<br />
at gymnastics and athletics, particularly long<br />
jump. He was also a keen football player,<br />
playing in the 2nd xI and club soccer.<br />
It is Daniel’s intention to complete a Bachelor<br />
of Music at the sydney conservatorium, and<br />
perhaps pursue a career as a professional<br />
performer.<br />
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Co-Curricular<br />
GIFteD anD talenteD<br />
In academic competitions in 2008, scots<br />
demonstrated its competitive edge in the Da<br />
Vinci Decathlon, where the Year 8 team showed<br />
considerable strength, narrowly missing out on<br />
third place. In Future Problem solving, the scots<br />
Year 10 team met with some success, in a generally<br />
competitive field.<br />
cHess<br />
2008 nsW championship Winner<br />
William Zu (Year 9)<br />
DUKe oF eDInBURGH aWaRDs<br />
Gold Duke of Edinburgh Awards<br />
alexander Roddie, alexander Harrison, andrew<br />
Wilson, elliot thompson, Frederick Gollan, George<br />
Hadjia, James smyth, Ryan Keith and timothy<br />
Darton.<br />
over 200 Bronze and silver certificates were<br />
awarded to students at the college.<br />
tomoki Miyoshi (Year 8) won first place and a<br />
medal in the ‘18 years and under’ composition<br />
section of the McDonald’s Performing arts<br />
challenge. His composition, a syncopated rag for<br />
piano, showed maturity and a sense of fun and<br />
now has the chance of becoming a published work.<br />
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MUsIc<br />
A.M.E.B. Musicianship Examination Results 2008<br />
Name Year Grade Result<br />
Jesse ellingworth 9 M’ship 5 Distinction<br />
Darwin nI 8 theory 5 Honours<br />
A.M.E.B. Practical Examinations 2008<br />
Name<br />
Strings<br />
Year Instru<strong>men</strong>t Grade Result<br />
Jeremy Ma 8 cello 7 a<br />
edward Huang 7 Violin 6 a Honours<br />
Patrick san Gabriel 7 Violin 6 a Honours<br />
Major Zhang 8 Violin 6 a Honours<br />
Piano<br />
Brandon tennent 8 Piano Prel a Honours<br />
Darwin ni 8 Piano a.Mus.a. Distinction<br />
Major Zhang 8 Piano 8 a Honours<br />
Trinity Guildhall Examinations 2008<br />
Name<br />
Speech And Drama<br />
Year Grade Result<br />
Max Hancock 8 3 Honours<br />
Ben thielemans 8 4 Honours<br />
christopher Mann 11 7 Honours<br />
Daan Rozenbroek 8 3 Honours<br />
Musical <strong>The</strong>atre<br />
callan Mcauliffe 8 4 High Distinction<br />
Mark Butorac 7 3 Honours<br />
Tomoki Miyoshi with Dr Lambert at Assembly.
<strong>The</strong> Pipes and Drums Band at the Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo.<br />
PIPes anD DRUMs<br />
the Band’s performance at the Royal nova scotia<br />
International tattoo was certainly one of the<br />
highlights. By the end of the tattoo invitations<br />
had been received to a number of different tattoos<br />
around the world, including Holland, switzerland,<br />
Usa, and Germany.<br />
Highland Games, parades and events attended:<br />
annual commonwealth Day Parade<br />
Highland Gathering, Bundanoon<br />
schools anzac Day service, Hyde Park<br />
old Boys anzac Day Memorial service<br />
Rose Bay Rsl Memorial service<br />
Remembrance Day Parade<br />
the Royal nova scotia International tattoo<br />
Pozieres Parade<br />
Victory in the Pacific service, Martin Place<br />
combined scottish societies solo competition<br />
Battle of australia service and armistice Day<br />
the leader of the Pipes and Drums for the last<br />
11 years, Mr Ray lee, was awarded an oaM for<br />
services to education and to the community in the<br />
Queen’s Birthday Honours list.<br />
to cap off a wonderful year the Pipes and Drums<br />
‘a’ Band won the australian championships in the<br />
Juvenile Pipes Band and Juvenile Drum corps as<br />
well as the australian championship in the Grade<br />
4 Pipes Band.<br />
cHaRItaBle WoRKs<br />
Bruce House ran a cadbury Fundraising Day<br />
to support their new charity Redkite, which<br />
supports children and young people and their<br />
families through cancer. their enthusiastic<br />
efforts raised $1600.<br />
armstrong House raised $1379 for the Royal<br />
Hospital for Wo<strong>men</strong>.<br />
Brandt House raised $1200 for the cancer<br />
council with a BBQ held in conjunction with the<br />
‘Biggest Morning tea’.<br />
the annual charity concert raised more than<br />
$7000 for the Royal Hospital and the sydney<br />
children’s Hospital. the guest speaker was<br />
world renowned neurosurgeon and old Boy of<br />
the college Dr charles teo.<br />
the 2008 Prefects achieved spectacular<br />
support from the college community for their<br />
World’s Greatest shave initiative. several brave<br />
Prefects and staff lost their locks for charity<br />
and raised over $14,700 for the leukaemia<br />
Foundation.<br />
the annual christmas Hamper appeal<br />
produced a record number of 101 hampers<br />
this year which were distributed by the<br />
Presbyterian church to families in need.<br />
<strong>The</strong> World’s Greatest Shave raised $14,700 for<br />
the Leukaemia Foundation.<br />
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HSC Visual Art work by Oscar Solomon.<br />
Student Work<br />
charles single and oscar solomon (Year 12) had their Hsc Visual arts<br />
major works selected for aRtexPRess, an exhibition showcasing the<br />
best work of students across nsW.<br />
nick o’sullivan had his Hsc Design and technology project nominated<br />
for the Destech exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum, an exhibition<br />
which recognises outstanding and innovative projects from throughout<br />
nsW. His work station was inspired by the craftsmanship of Italian<br />
yachts.<br />
HSC Visual Art work by Charles Single.<br />
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Sport<br />
Honour Cap Recipient<br />
Kenneth Kurien was awarded the Honour cap for his sporting ability and<br />
leadership skills. Kenneth took on the mantle of college Prefect, House<br />
captain of James Bee House and captain of Media, and he was also a leader<br />
in the sporting arena. Kenneth’s sporting versatility saw him captain the 1st<br />
xI cricket team and he was the college captain of Football. Kenneth plans to<br />
study at university and continue his interest in sport.<br />
oliver Kamp (Year 7) was honoured as outstanding Primary sports Boy at the<br />
cIs Presentation evening in March. He had an exceptional year on the sporting<br />
field, representing cIs and nsW in rugby and swimming.<br />
Kenneth Kurien receives the Honour Cap at Speech Day.<br />
atHletIcs<br />
<strong>The</strong> Annual AAGPS Championships<br />
tom Hurley 3000 metres championship 1st<br />
Jason Hall 3000 metres Division 1st<br />
Michael oldfield 110 hurdles championship 1st<br />
shaun Roger 110 hurdles Division 1st<br />
Opens<br />
cl<strong>into</strong>n sills<br />
Mike oldfield 4 by 100<br />
2nd<br />
Jacob Woodhouse<br />
Michael Buddee<br />
relay team<br />
cl<strong>into</strong>n sills 100 metres championship 2nd<br />
Michael oldfield 100 metres Division 1st<br />
Dylan Dudley 800 metres 2nd<br />
Under 17<br />
Michael Kellaway High Jump 1st<br />
Dylan Dudley 1500 metres 2nd<br />
Greg Peterson shot put championship 2nd<br />
Jacob Woodhouse shot put Division 2nd<br />
Under 16<br />
alex Davis High jump 2nd<br />
Jason Hall 800 metres 2nd<br />
1500 metres 2nd
Dylan Dudley and Jason Hall represented the college at nsW all schools.<br />
Dylan Dudley 1500 metres 1st<br />
2000m steeple chase 1st<br />
Jason Hall 3000 metres 1st<br />
1500 metres 2nd<br />
Both <strong>boys</strong> represented nsW at australian all schools in December in<br />
canberra with Jason Hall placed third in the 3000 metres.<br />
the senior athletics team placed third in the GPs championships.<br />
Inaugural <strong>Scots</strong> Gift<br />
Ben Zieschang (Year 10) won the inaugural scots Gift, a handicapped 120<br />
metre sprint based on the annual stawell Gift. His name will be the first to be<br />
engraved on the new trophy.<br />
cRIcKet<br />
Perpetual Awards for Cricket<br />
the K croker cup for the Highest Batting aggregate in the college:<br />
Daniel Ferrara<br />
the Garfield Johnson Memorial Prize for Junior cricket: Jim liddle<br />
the charles see Prize for services to cricket: Kenneth Kurien<br />
the captain of cricket cup: nigel cowell<br />
Group one teams shield for the Most successful team: 14as<br />
Group two teams shield for the Most successful team: 14Bs<br />
the teams cup: 3rd xI<br />
‘For the team that has demonstrated outstanding team spirit throughout the<br />
season’<br />
saIlInG<br />
national MJ title Robert Wojick (Year 9)<br />
australian F11 title alexander McFayden (Year 10)<br />
WateR Polo<br />
NSWCIS 1sts<br />
nicholas Willett and Hamish cuthill<br />
NSWCIS 2nds<br />
samuel Baraket, Paul Peters, Matthew Wallace and alex spork<br />
Under 16 NSW State Squad<br />
samuel Baraket, Paul Peters and Hamish cuthill<br />
Under 14 NSW State Team<br />
samuel Baraket<br />
Under 13 NSW State Squad<br />
nicholas stephens and David szamek<br />
Jason Hall and Dylan Dudley.<br />
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Sport<br />
sWIMMInG<br />
<strong>College</strong> Age Champions<br />
12 Years Rohan Badethalav<br />
13 Years oliver Kamp<br />
14 Years Jack ng<br />
15 Years samuel Baraket<br />
16 Years Jason lau<br />
17 Years Jack adams<br />
Runner up to open Ross streeter<br />
open andrew Musgrove<br />
NSW All Schools Swimming Championships<br />
Bronze Medal: scots Junior Medley Relay team: Mitchell Keating-Follas, James<br />
Ritchie, Jack ng and sam Fleeting<br />
cRoss coUntRY<br />
the scots team had one of its most successful years, with scots winning the<br />
Under 16 GPs championship.<br />
Under 14<br />
Best runner Mitchell Keating-Follas<br />
Most consistent tomas Donovic<br />
For improve<strong>men</strong>t Rohan Badethalav<br />
James Ritchie.<br />
10<br />
Under 16<br />
Best runner Jason Hall<br />
Most consistent Dylan Dudley<br />
For improve<strong>men</strong>t James Roberts and Duke ermilio<br />
Open<br />
Best runner tom Hurley<br />
Most consistent James crowe<br />
GPS Team for the CIS Championships<br />
tom Hurley and nick McGready (18 years), James crowe (17 years), Jason<br />
Hall, Dylan Dudley, sebastian lane and James Roberts (16 years), cameron<br />
alderman and David Mo (15 years), Mitchell Keating-Follas (14 years) and tom<br />
Donovic (13 years).<br />
CIS Team at the All Schools’ Championships<br />
tom Hurley, Jason Hall and Dylan Dudley.
Mike Oldfield celebrates.<br />
BasKetBall<br />
captain of Basketball Robert l<strong>into</strong>n played for the nsW cIs Basketball team<br />
and was selected as a reserve for the nsW schools team.<br />
Robert L<strong>into</strong>n.<br />
FootBall<br />
Major Football Awards<br />
coach of the season Mr Bryan Roddie<br />
Golden Glove award Benjamin Bushby<br />
Golden Boot award Ian Rubasha<br />
G. a. W. Renney Under age encourage<strong>men</strong>t award sanjay Govindan<br />
G. a. W. Renney open age encourage<strong>men</strong>t award nicholas Rodwell<br />
2nd xI Best and Fairest James Irvine<br />
1st xI Best and Fairest charlie scott<br />
the scots college captain of Football Kenneth Kurien<br />
Dr and Mrs Iles award for ‘Personal Best’ evaan efstratiadis<br />
team’s trophy 15as<br />
GPs 1st xI alec Kemmery<br />
GPs 2nd xI charlie scott<br />
GPs 3rd xI Kenneth Kurien,<br />
RUGBY<br />
Joshua Revell<br />
Dane atkinson (Year 10) and adam Brent (Year 11) were selected in the nsW<br />
U16s schoolboy’s team.<br />
cl<strong>into</strong>n sills, Michael oldfield and tom Heslop (Year 12) all represented GPs<br />
and all played the for nsW school<strong>boys</strong> team.<br />
tom Heslop played for australia a against Fiji.<br />
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Nicholas Willett<br />
nick Willett and his co-captain of<br />
snowsports, tom Joseph, had the honour<br />
of leading the scots college snowsports<br />
team to victory in the national Interschool<br />
competition held at Perisher. this is the<br />
first time that the college has won this<br />
competition since its establish<strong>men</strong>t in 1986,<br />
ce<strong>men</strong>ting scots’ reputation as having the<br />
best school snowsports program in australia.<br />
this is a fitting finale for nick, who competed<br />
with enthusiasm and passion over the last<br />
six years at the college, and inspired and<br />
encouraged the younger members of the<br />
snowsports team through his leadership both<br />
on and off the snow.<br />
this year nick dominated the Division<br />
1 snowboard competition, winning the<br />
sydney Regional championships, becoming<br />
nsW Individual snowboard champion and<br />
completing the trifecta by becoming national<br />
Division 1 snowboarding champion. His<br />
snowboarding team won all the team trophies<br />
at the same competitions.<br />
nick has been offered a place to study a<br />
Bachelor of Business at the australian<br />
catholic University in canberra. as for<br />
snowboarding, he would like to compete for a<br />
team place<strong>men</strong>t for the Winter olympics being<br />
held in Vancouver in 2010.<br />
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snoWsPoRts<br />
National Champions<br />
the scots college snowsports team was crowned champion school at the national snowsports<br />
championships at Perisher for the first time in the college’s history. co-captains thomas Joseph and<br />
nicholas Willett led the team to victory with six team gold medals. this was an outstanding achieve<strong>men</strong>t,<br />
reflecting the hard work put in by the <strong>boys</strong>, parents and staff of the college. the Preparatory school also<br />
won the nationals for the second year in a row.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Scots</strong> <strong>College</strong> Age Championships<br />
alPIne snoWBoaRD MoGUls x-c<br />
Year 12<br />
Max Brown nicholas Willett Max Brown Harrison Woolford<br />
thomas Joseph Matthew Brown Jake Waller<br />
Harrison Woolford<br />
Year 11<br />
Max liddle Matthew Matheson William tressider William tressider<br />
nicholas turner nicholas turner<br />
Miles Debelak spencer White<br />
Year 10<br />
alexander Podgorski Myles Davidson andrew Wallace edward McKinnon<br />
edward McKinnon Felix ettelson edward McKinnon alex McFadyen<br />
andrew Wallace adrian scandrett Brian tran<br />
Year 9<br />
nicholas Payne luka Rohde Robert Wojcik Jackson Bursill<br />
Jackson Bursill Gregory Whitehead nicholas Payne Robert Wojcik<br />
Jack Walters Max Miller Jim liddle Jack Woolford<br />
Year 8<br />
sacha Wittock alex simmons James Matheson Daniel Walker<br />
James Matheson aden Roberts David Horwitz sacha Wittock<br />
Year 7<br />
the Graeme Price Memorial award for the<br />
charlie Murray James Matheson<br />
lee Garner-cowan Jarryd Hughes lee Garner-cowan lee Garner-cowan<br />
christopher Reilly lee Garner-cowan Max lloyd Mitchell short<br />
Max lloyd Marshall Heller Harry Price<br />
Fastest alpine skier alexander Podgorski (Year 10)<br />
Fastest snowboarder Jarryd Hughes (Year 7)<br />
Best Individual Performance in alpine alexander Podgorski (Year 10)<br />
the Wendy cameron achieve<strong>men</strong>t award lee Garner-cowan (Year 7)<br />
Edward McKinnon.