Scots boys grow into fine men - The Scots College

The Scots College
Sydney Australia
excellence at scots 2008
Scots boys grow into fine men

From the Principal
2008 was a strong year for the scots college,
best characterised by the spirit of our fine young
men and the willingness of our community to
respond positively to our call to renew and
refocus our honourable traditions and culture.
We know that every scots boy is capable of
success and should strive to achieve to the
best of his ability in all facets of college life.
We seek to imbue all of our young men with
habits of mind, values, attitudes and core
competencies. We are confident these will
stand them in good stead for a world which
demands that they respond to challenges and
adventures with creativity, curiosity, strong
leadership and a thorough understanding of how
to achieve excellence by serving others in a team
environment. With this ambitious vision in mind,
we are working to nurture a common culture of
high expectations and to provide even better
opportunities, support and facilities for each of
our students.
the achievements of our diverse range of
students in 2008 clearly demonstrate that those
who aspire and who are diligent in applying
consistent effort and hard work along the way are
best placed to realise excellence and to achieve
their goals. those students who are members
of our Pipes and Drums Band and snowsports
teams – both national champions in 2008 –
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have already demonstrated this. For others, the
journey towards mastery of their field has already
begun. With inspiration, encouragement and
determination, they will be more likely to develop
this standard of proficiency in their chosen field
in later life. We hope that the disciplined and
caring learning environment of the college will
prove to have been the grounding for this.
our academic, coaching and support staff have
worked well together to manage the demands
throughout our year of transition and significant
development in curriculum, the arts and in
sport. through their hard work, these incredible
members of our community add to the strength
of their individual programs and to the success
of the scots college and its many programs.
they deserve our thanks and praise for their
dedication to the betterment of the college and
their generosity as role models to the boys.
and so I commend to you 2008, a year of
excellence and achievement at the scots
college.
scots to the Fore!
Dr Ian PM lambert
Principal
HSC Results Highlights
congratulations to the Year 12 class of 2008 which
produced a strong set of Hsc results. 60 scots
boys appeared in the Distinguished achievers
listings for results over 90, with many appearing in
multiple listings. nine students achieved Band 6
results in 10 or more units. Alex Corbet and Edward
Riordan both received Band 6 results in 12 units.
Michael Buddee, Tyler Drayton, Alexander Edema,
George Hadjia, Joshua Kim and Shane Treeves
achieved Band 6 results in 11 units and Daniel
Girgis in 10 units.
In extension two english Jamie Travers and Tyler
Drayton achieved perfect scores for their major
works. scots students completed more english
units than any other GPs or independent girls’
school and in 2008 our students produced the
highest proportion of english credits of any of the
non-selective boys’ schools in the state. tyler
has been offered a place to study a Bachelor of
combined law at sydney University while Jamie
has been offered a place to study a Bachelor of
commerce (Journalism) and International studies
at the University of technology, sydney.
Year 12 Success
James Smyth has been offered a place to read
economics at Durham University in the UK.
Alex Harrison has been offered places to study
History and Politics at edinburgh University and
the University of east anglia, also in the UK.
Joshua Kim has been offered a place to study
Medicine at UnsW. Ryan Keith has been offered
a scholarship to study a Bachelor of science
(advanced) at the University of sydney.
George Hadjia has been offered an entry
scholarship to sydney University to study a
Bachelor of commerce.
senior Boarder Prefect James Pearlman has been
offered a place to study a Bachelor of Medicine
in a combined degree with the University of new
england and the University of newcastle.
Michael Buddee will undertake a combined degree
in engineering and architecture at the University
of sydney, while Alexander Edema is continuing
his love of art to study a Bachelor of Fine arts at
UnsW.

Academic Highlights
enGlIsH
The Australian Schools’ English Competition
Michael Hughson, Matthew Boustred (Year 7),
Henry lockyer, Henry Hamilton, thomas Dransfield
and William Khun (Year 8) all achieved High
Distinctions. Distinction certificates were awarded
to 35 boys and 86 students received credit
certificates.
The Scots College Literary Competition Winners
Senior Division
James Pearlman (Year 12) Prose
Joshua Yap (Year 11) Verse
Intermediate Section
Robert Boddington (Year 10) Prose
Robert Wojcik (Year 9) Verse
Junior Section
Patrick san Gabriel (Year 7) Prose
Ben thielemans (Year 8) Verse
MatHeMatIcs
The UNSW Maths Competition
Felix Qin (Year 7), Henry Hamilton, edward Qi,
David Zhang and Kevin Zhang (Year 8) achieved
High Distinctions. there were also eight Distinction
and six credit certificates awarded.
The Annual Westpac Maths Competition
243 students throughout Years 7 to 12
participated. edward Qi (Year 8) achieved a Prize
in this prestigious competition with David Zhang,
Henry Hamilton (Year 8), Jesse ellingworth (Year 9),
Hak Hyun lee (Year 10), Damien chimes, Michael
Jung (Year 11), oliver stewart and Bei ting Guo
(Year 12) achieving High Distinctions. Distinction
certificates were awarded to 37 boys, while 113
students achieved credit certificates.
The Scots-Kambala Problem Solving Day
2008 saw the launch of our new enrichment
activity, also known as sK2 to the boys. the
competition is held twice a year and is open by
invitation to extension students in Years 7 and 8.
Edward Riordan.
DUCES FOR 2008
Year 7 James Hill
Year 8 David Zhang
Year 9 Jesse ellingworth
Year 10 James Roberts
Year 11 Benny Yang
Year 12 edward Riordan
scIence
Australian Schools Science Competition (ASSC)
High Distinctions awarded to sixteen students:
Mark Butorac, lachlan ellison, chris Reilly, Ben
Porter, Henry Hamilton, George Harper, William
Khun, Henry lockyer, Jake oayda, edward Qi, David
Zhang, Kevin Zhang, Major Zhang, Jack Meller,
James Roberts and Benjamin Zieschang.
lanGUaGes: latin
American Classical League Latin Exams
summa cum laude (Gold Medal)
Justin Wong, Matthew sweet, timothy everson,
James Roberts, sam Wood, sebastian lane, oscar
Wen, andrew Pongrass, Henry Mccoy, Joshua Yap,
luke Porter and Max Murdoch.
NSW Classical Association Schools Latin
Reading Competition
James Roberts and Henry Mccoy were selected for
the finals. Matthew sweet was highly commended
and William clark and neil Barmecha were
commended.
Dux Awards
The Dux of the College in 2008 was Edward
Riordan. edward joined the college in 2006 in Year
10, and quickly showed his leadership potential
and academic ability. edward was a finalist in the
Future Problem solving competition in 2007 and
coached the 2008 Future Problem solving team.
He served as a college Prefect and was selected as
captain of tennis in 2008. edward played in the 1st
tennis team and was selected for GPs 2nds. In the
Hsc edward achieved 12 units at Band 6 level.
With a record of high achievement in the sciences,
edward hopes to study Medicine. He has been
offered a place to study advanced science at
sydney University.
Proxime Accessit to the Dux was shared by Daniel
Girgis and Shane Treeves.
Daniel was a college Prefect and captain of
chess. throughout his eight years at the college
Daniel was a high achiever
academically, and in his
final year he won the Phillip
Myerson Memorial Prize for
Physics and the University
of new south Wales Prize
for Mathematics extension
two. He aspires to make an
impact on people’s lives
through medicine. Daniel
has been offered a place
to study a Bachelor of
Medical science/Bachelor
of law at the University of
technology, sydney.
Shane excelled in the
performing arts and
academically, while taking on
the leadership roles of House
captain of Royle House,
college Prefect and captain
of Drama. a noted public
speaker and debater, shane
reached the regional final of
the sydney Morning Herald
Plain english speaking
award and proceeded to the
regional final in the Rostrum
Voice of Youth. shane has
been offered a place to study
a Bachelor of commerce at
the University of sydney.
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Leadership
PosItIons oF ResPonsIBIlItY
Head Prefect Jake Waller
Deputy Head Prefect Frederick Gollan
senior Day Boy
Prefect Ryan Keith
senior Boarder
Prefect James Pearlman
colleGe PReFects
Jordan Blomfield
Michael Buddee
Martin conkey
alexander corbet
nigel cowell
timothy Darton
Robert Dowling
tyler Drayton
Daniel Girgis
George Hadjia
William Harris
alex Harrison
thomas Heslop
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thomas Hurley
Jack Keeping
Kenneth Kurien
andrew Musgrove
christopher ogle
Daniel Pooley
Grant Purcell
edward Riordan
Ross streeter
Phoonrat suphapha
elliot thompson
shane treeves
sPoRt anD co-cURRIcUlaR leaDeRs
actIVItY PosItIon/caPtaIn
swimming Ross streeter
tennis edward Riordan
Water Polo samuel Williamson
Volleyball andrew Wild
cadets Dominic Rohde
chess Daniel Girgis
community service
Debating and Public
samuel Williamson
speaking William Harris
Drama shane treeves
Media Kenneth Kurien
Music George Hadjia
Pipes and Drums Jake Waller, Pipe Major
elliot thompson, Drum cUo
James Pearlman, RsM
sPoRt caPtaIn
athletics thomas Hurley and
Michael Kellaway
Basketball Robert linton
cricket nigel cowell
cross country thomas Hurley
Football Kenneth Kurien
Rifle shooting andrew Musgrove
Rowing Martin conkey
Rugby Robert Dowling
sailing Beau Junk and
thomas Zieschang
snowsports thomas Joseph and
nicholas Willett
James Pearlman, Jake Waller, Frederick Gollan and Ryan Keith.
Head Prefect Jake Waller
In 2008 Head Prefect Jake Waller led the college
with dignity and pride: pride in the history of
the college; pride in its achievements in the
classroom, in the arts and on the sports fields
and pride in the camaraderie that binds the
college together as one. through his leadership
and that of his fellow Prefects, the college
community pursued excellence together.
a poised, intelligent young man, Jake
represented the college with distinction as a
leader and as a dedicated participant in college
life. He rowed for the 1st VIII, played for the 1st
xV Rugby team and was an accomplished cross
country skier. Jake also took on a leadership
role in the Pipes and Drums.
Jake has been offered a place to study a
Bachelor of Medical science at the University of
sydney.
Jake Waller.

Co-Curricular
DeBatInG anD PUBlIc sPeaKInG
William Harris, captain of Debating and Public
speaking for 2008, was a fine ambassador
for the college. William was selected in the
GPs 2nds Debating team and was runner-up
in the prestigious lawrence campbell oratory
competition.
Justin Wong (Year 10) was our leading junior
public speaker. He reached the regional final of
the legacy Public speaking competition and took
out the U15 Public speaking award in the city of
sydney eisteddfod.
The AK Anderson Oratory Competition
Junior William Khun
Intermediate Justin Wong
senior William Harris
The Bowman Verse Speaking Prize
Junior chase Gelston
Intermediate Jackson Bursill
senior shane treeves
DRaMa
Drama Festival Awards
Shakespeare Scene – Macbeth
christopher Mann, stewart Perrie, Rohan Burn,
sebastian Frechtling, Frederick Gollan and Rhyley
Wellsmore
Shakespearean Duologue – Two Gentleman of
Verona
Rohan Burn and Henry Mccoy
Shakespeare Adaptation – A Pie for an Eye
David Baltins, D J Munro and Maclaren Wall
Set Design – Romeo and Juliet
John ellice-Flint
Highly commended – timothy o’Brien
Costume Design – Romeo and Juliet
Kevin Yeung
Highly commended – thomas Dransfield
Outstanding Performances
William Kelly, Daan Rosenbroek, Dean
sirikasemlert, Max Murray, thomas cardy,
alexander Kass, Robert Boddington, George
Mallat, Max Morrison-smith
Theatresports Competition Winners
senior team: Robert Boddington, Joshua Horwitz,
DJ Munro, alistair McIntosh, sammy tate
Junior team: tom cardy, Max Hancock, Will
Hopkins, Matthew Jones, lachlan Millist
Promotion Design: charles capel
senior ensemble Player: chris Mann
Junior ensemble Player: angus Rees
senior Improviser: Robert Boddington
Junior Improviser: Max Hancock
Shakespeare Festival.
Daniel Pooley as Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady.
Daniel Pooley
Daniel attended the college for 14 years,
starting in pre-school in 1995. awarded an
academic scholarship in 2003, he excelled
in sport and music. He had leading roles
in the last four college musicals, most
recently starring as Henry Higgins in My Fair
lady. He also studied drama and starred in
numerous college productions including
othello, as well as directing and tutoring in
the Drama Department. at speech Day Daniel
was awarded the Richard Mostyn Prize for
singing aeq, the college Prize for the Best
Performance in a Musical and the Professor
MacDonald Holmes Prize for service to the
chapel.
His fine singing voice was heard as part of
the chapel choir where he held the position
of senior chorister. as well as leading the
chapel choir Daniel was a college Prefect and
captain of armstrong House.
Daniel‘s athletic ability allowed him to excel
at gymnastics and athletics, particularly long
jump. He was also a keen football player,
playing in the 2nd xI and club soccer.
It is Daniel’s intention to complete a Bachelor
of Music at the sydney conservatorium, and
perhaps pursue a career as a professional
performer.
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Co-Curricular
GIFteD anD talenteD
In academic competitions in 2008, scots
demonstrated its competitive edge in the Da
Vinci Decathlon, where the Year 8 team showed
considerable strength, narrowly missing out on
third place. In Future Problem solving, the scots
Year 10 team met with some success, in a generally
competitive field.
cHess
2008 nsW championship Winner
William Zu (Year 9)
DUKe oF eDInBURGH aWaRDs
Gold Duke of Edinburgh Awards
alexander Roddie, alexander Harrison, andrew
Wilson, elliot thompson, Frederick Gollan, George
Hadjia, James smyth, Ryan Keith and timothy
Darton.
over 200 Bronze and silver certificates were
awarded to students at the college.
tomoki Miyoshi (Year 8) won first place and a
medal in the ‘18 years and under’ composition
section of the McDonald’s Performing arts
challenge. His composition, a syncopated rag for
piano, showed maturity and a sense of fun and
now has the chance of becoming a published work.
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MUsIc
A.M.E.B. Musicianship Examination Results 2008
Name Year Grade Result
Jesse ellingworth 9 M’ship 5 Distinction
Darwin nI 8 theory 5 Honours
A.M.E.B. Practical Examinations 2008
Name
Strings
Year Instrument Grade Result
Jeremy Ma 8 cello 7 a
edward Huang 7 Violin 6 a Honours
Patrick san Gabriel 7 Violin 6 a Honours
Major Zhang 8 Violin 6 a Honours
Piano
Brandon tennent 8 Piano Prel a Honours
Darwin ni 8 Piano a.Mus.a. Distinction
Major Zhang 8 Piano 8 a Honours
Trinity Guildhall Examinations 2008
Name
Speech And Drama
Year Grade Result
Max Hancock 8 3 Honours
Ben thielemans 8 4 Honours
christopher Mann 11 7 Honours
Daan Rozenbroek 8 3 Honours
Musical Theatre
callan Mcauliffe 8 4 High Distinction
Mark Butorac 7 3 Honours
Tomoki Miyoshi with Dr Lambert at Assembly.

The Pipes and Drums Band at the Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo.
PIPes anD DRUMs
the Band’s performance at the Royal nova scotia
International tattoo was certainly one of the
highlights. By the end of the tattoo invitations
had been received to a number of different tattoos
around the world, including Holland, switzerland,
Usa, and Germany.
Highland Games, parades and events attended:
annual commonwealth Day Parade
Highland Gathering, Bundanoon
schools anzac Day service, Hyde Park
old Boys anzac Day Memorial service
Rose Bay Rsl Memorial service
Remembrance Day Parade
the Royal nova scotia International tattoo
Pozieres Parade
Victory in the Pacific service, Martin Place
combined scottish societies solo competition
Battle of australia service and armistice Day
the leader of the Pipes and Drums for the last
11 years, Mr Ray lee, was awarded an oaM for
services to education and to the community in the
Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
to cap off a wonderful year the Pipes and Drums
‘a’ Band won the australian championships in the
Juvenile Pipes Band and Juvenile Drum corps as
well as the australian championship in the Grade
4 Pipes Band.
cHaRItaBle WoRKs
Bruce House ran a cadbury Fundraising Day
to support their new charity Redkite, which
supports children and young people and their
families through cancer. their enthusiastic
efforts raised $1600.
armstrong House raised $1379 for the Royal
Hospital for Women.
Brandt House raised $1200 for the cancer
council with a BBQ held in conjunction with the
‘Biggest Morning tea’.
the annual charity concert raised more than
$7000 for the Royal Hospital and the sydney
children’s Hospital. the guest speaker was
world renowned neurosurgeon and old Boy of
the college Dr charles teo.
the 2008 Prefects achieved spectacular
support from the college community for their
World’s Greatest shave initiative. several brave
Prefects and staff lost their locks for charity
and raised over $14,700 for the leukaemia
Foundation.
the annual christmas Hamper appeal
produced a record number of 101 hampers
this year which were distributed by the
Presbyterian church to families in need.
The World’s Greatest Shave raised $14,700 for
the Leukaemia Foundation.
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HSC Visual Art work by Oscar Solomon.
Student Work
charles single and oscar solomon (Year 12) had their Hsc Visual arts
major works selected for aRtexPRess, an exhibition showcasing the
best work of students across nsW.
nick o’sullivan had his Hsc Design and technology project nominated
for the Destech exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum, an exhibition
which recognises outstanding and innovative projects from throughout
nsW. His work station was inspired by the craftsmanship of Italian
yachts.
HSC Visual Art work by Charles Single.
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Sport
Honour Cap Recipient
Kenneth Kurien was awarded the Honour cap for his sporting ability and
leadership skills. Kenneth took on the mantle of college Prefect, House
captain of James Bee House and captain of Media, and he was also a leader
in the sporting arena. Kenneth’s sporting versatility saw him captain the 1st
xI cricket team and he was the college captain of Football. Kenneth plans to
study at university and continue his interest in sport.
oliver Kamp (Year 7) was honoured as outstanding Primary sports Boy at the
cIs Presentation evening in March. He had an exceptional year on the sporting
field, representing cIs and nsW in rugby and swimming.
Kenneth Kurien receives the Honour Cap at Speech Day.
atHletIcs
The Annual AAGPS Championships
tom Hurley 3000 metres championship 1st
Jason Hall 3000 metres Division 1st
Michael oldfield 110 hurdles championship 1st
shaun Roger 110 hurdles Division 1st
Opens
clinton sills
Mike oldfield 4 by 100
2nd
Jacob Woodhouse
Michael Buddee
relay team
clinton sills 100 metres championship 2nd
Michael oldfield 100 metres Division 1st
Dylan Dudley 800 metres 2nd
Under 17
Michael Kellaway High Jump 1st
Dylan Dudley 1500 metres 2nd
Greg Peterson shot put championship 2nd
Jacob Woodhouse shot put Division 2nd
Under 16
alex Davis High jump 2nd
Jason Hall 800 metres 2nd
1500 metres 2nd

Dylan Dudley and Jason Hall represented the college at nsW all schools.
Dylan Dudley 1500 metres 1st
2000m steeple chase 1st
Jason Hall 3000 metres 1st
1500 metres 2nd
Both boys represented nsW at australian all schools in December in
canberra with Jason Hall placed third in the 3000 metres.
the senior athletics team placed third in the GPs championships.
Inaugural Scots Gift
Ben Zieschang (Year 10) won the inaugural scots Gift, a handicapped 120
metre sprint based on the annual stawell Gift. His name will be the first to be
engraved on the new trophy.
cRIcKet
Perpetual Awards for Cricket
the K croker cup for the Highest Batting aggregate in the college:
Daniel Ferrara
the Garfield Johnson Memorial Prize for Junior cricket: Jim liddle
the charles see Prize for services to cricket: Kenneth Kurien
the captain of cricket cup: nigel cowell
Group one teams shield for the Most successful team: 14as
Group two teams shield for the Most successful team: 14Bs
the teams cup: 3rd xI
‘For the team that has demonstrated outstanding team spirit throughout the
season’
saIlInG
national MJ title Robert Wojick (Year 9)
australian F11 title alexander McFayden (Year 10)
WateR Polo
NSWCIS 1sts
nicholas Willett and Hamish cuthill
NSWCIS 2nds
samuel Baraket, Paul Peters, Matthew Wallace and alex spork
Under 16 NSW State Squad
samuel Baraket, Paul Peters and Hamish cuthill
Under 14 NSW State Team
samuel Baraket
Under 13 NSW State Squad
nicholas stephens and David szamek
Jason Hall and Dylan Dudley.
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Sport
sWIMMInG
College Age Champions
12 Years Rohan Badethalav
13 Years oliver Kamp
14 Years Jack ng
15 Years samuel Baraket
16 Years Jason lau
17 Years Jack adams
Runner up to open Ross streeter
open andrew Musgrove
NSW All Schools Swimming Championships
Bronze Medal: scots Junior Medley Relay team: Mitchell Keating-Follas, James
Ritchie, Jack ng and sam Fleeting
cRoss coUntRY
the scots team had one of its most successful years, with scots winning the
Under 16 GPs championship.
Under 14
Best runner Mitchell Keating-Follas
Most consistent tomas Donovic
For improvement Rohan Badethalav
James Ritchie.
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Under 16
Best runner Jason Hall
Most consistent Dylan Dudley
For improvement James Roberts and Duke ermilio
Open
Best runner tom Hurley
Most consistent James crowe
GPS Team for the CIS Championships
tom Hurley and nick McGready (18 years), James crowe (17 years), Jason
Hall, Dylan Dudley, sebastian lane and James Roberts (16 years), cameron
alderman and David Mo (15 years), Mitchell Keating-Follas (14 years) and tom
Donovic (13 years).
CIS Team at the All Schools’ Championships
tom Hurley, Jason Hall and Dylan Dudley.

Mike Oldfield celebrates.
BasKetBall
captain of Basketball Robert linton played for the nsW cIs Basketball team
and was selected as a reserve for the nsW schools team.
Robert Linton.
FootBall
Major Football Awards
coach of the season Mr Bryan Roddie
Golden Glove award Benjamin Bushby
Golden Boot award Ian Rubasha
G. a. W. Renney Under age encouragement award sanjay Govindan
G. a. W. Renney open age encouragement award nicholas Rodwell
2nd xI Best and Fairest James Irvine
1st xI Best and Fairest charlie scott
the scots college captain of Football Kenneth Kurien
Dr and Mrs Iles award for ‘Personal Best’ evaan efstratiadis
team’s trophy 15as
GPs 1st xI alec Kemmery
GPs 2nd xI charlie scott
GPs 3rd xI Kenneth Kurien,
RUGBY
Joshua Revell
Dane atkinson (Year 10) and adam Brent (Year 11) were selected in the nsW
U16s schoolboy’s team.
clinton sills, Michael oldfield and tom Heslop (Year 12) all represented GPs
and all played the for nsW schoolboys team.
tom Heslop played for australia a against Fiji.
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Nicholas Willett
nick Willett and his co-captain of
snowsports, tom Joseph, had the honour
of leading the scots college snowsports
team to victory in the national Interschool
competition held at Perisher. this is the
first time that the college has won this
competition since its establishment in 1986,
cementing scots’ reputation as having the
best school snowsports program in australia.
this is a fitting finale for nick, who competed
with enthusiasm and passion over the last
six years at the college, and inspired and
encouraged the younger members of the
snowsports team through his leadership both
on and off the snow.
this year nick dominated the Division
1 snowboard competition, winning the
sydney Regional championships, becoming
nsW Individual snowboard champion and
completing the trifecta by becoming national
Division 1 snowboarding champion. His
snowboarding team won all the team trophies
at the same competitions.
nick has been offered a place to study a
Bachelor of Business at the australian
catholic University in canberra. as for
snowboarding, he would like to compete for a
team placement for the Winter olympics being
held in Vancouver in 2010.
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snoWsPoRts
National Champions
the scots college snowsports team was crowned champion school at the national snowsports
championships at Perisher for the first time in the college’s history. co-captains thomas Joseph and
nicholas Willett led the team to victory with six team gold medals. this was an outstanding achievement,
reflecting the hard work put in by the boys, parents and staff of the college. the Preparatory school also
won the nationals for the second year in a row.
The Scots College Age Championships
alPIne snoWBoaRD MoGUls x-c
Year 12
Max Brown nicholas Willett Max Brown Harrison Woolford
thomas Joseph Matthew Brown Jake Waller
Harrison Woolford
Year 11
Max liddle Matthew Matheson William tressider William tressider
nicholas turner nicholas turner
Miles Debelak spencer White
Year 10
alexander Podgorski Myles Davidson andrew Wallace edward McKinnon
edward McKinnon Felix ettelson edward McKinnon alex McFadyen
andrew Wallace adrian scandrett Brian tran
Year 9
nicholas Payne luka Rohde Robert Wojcik Jackson Bursill
Jackson Bursill Gregory Whitehead nicholas Payne Robert Wojcik
Jack Walters Max Miller Jim liddle Jack Woolford
Year 8
sacha Wittock alex simmons James Matheson Daniel Walker
James Matheson aden Roberts David Horwitz sacha Wittock
Year 7
the Graeme Price Memorial award for the
charlie Murray James Matheson
lee Garner-cowan Jarryd Hughes lee Garner-cowan lee Garner-cowan
christopher Reilly lee Garner-cowan Max lloyd Mitchell short
Max lloyd Marshall Heller Harry Price
Fastest alpine skier alexander Podgorski (Year 10)
Fastest snowboarder Jarryd Hughes (Year 7)
Best Individual Performance in alpine alexander Podgorski (Year 10)
the Wendy cameron achievement award lee Garner-cowan (Year 7)
Edward McKinnon.