IONA COLLEGE Confraternity Carnival 2020
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YURA: Means ‘Welcome’ in the language of the Quandamooka people of the Bayside and its islands. Confraternity Carnival 2020 This is the 41st Confraternity Carnival BRINGING CONFRATERNITY TO THE BAYSIDE IONA IONA COLLEGE Iona’s 6th of 41 Confraternity Carnivals IONA COLLEGE 85 North Road, Lindum #confro2020iona
CONTENTS • Carnival dates and schedule • About Iona College • Competition venue map • Things to do • Accommodation options • Player reflections • Contacts and communications
CARNIVAL DATES AND SCHEDULE Sunday 28 June - Opening ceremony and mass, Oblate Hall, Iona College at 3.30pm - Coaches and managers meeting, FitzPatrick Room, Iona College at 6.30pm Monday 29 June - Pool games Tuesday 30 June - Pool games - Carnival dinner - in partnership with Wynnum Manly Leagues Club Wednesday 1 July - Rest day - Annual general meeting, FitzPatrick Room, Iona College Thursday 2 July - Quarter and semi finals Friday 3 July - Finals and presentation ceremonies - Teams depart
Iona College is an independent Catholic boys school, owned and administered by the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate. Fr Tim Long O.M.I. and Fr Denis McCarthy O.M.I. arrived at the 32 acre Lindum property on 1 October 1957, and the College opened its doors on Tuesday 28 January 1958 with an enrolment of 58 students. The name “Iona” was chosen in recognition of the Isle of Iona off the west coast of Scotland. Iona is located in the Brisbane bayside suburb of Lindum and caters for nearly 1,600 students from Years 5 to 12 inclusive.
IONA’S CONNECTION TO THE CONFRATERNITY CARNIVAL Iona participated in the Confraternity Carnival in 1980, 1981, 2017, 2018 and now in 2019. Our best result was winning the Plate Division in 2018. Our participation in the Confraternity Carnival has become a means to connect with other Rugby League schools and bind with the communities they represent. In 2020, Iona is privileged to be hosting the Queensland Confraternity Carnival, and bringing the largest school in the Bayside back into rugby league and encouraging the Carnival’s growth.
PLAYING FIELDS Iona has six excellent playing fields on campus. Together with Wynnum Manly Rugby League Club, we have the capacity to ensure the players have quality fields for the competition.
THINGS TO DO Wynnum Manly Leagues Club will provide discount team dinners. 92 Wondall Rd, Manly West QLD 4179 wynnummanlyleagues.com.au Things to do in the Bayside: Golfing at Wynnum Golf Club St Helena Island Cruise and Tour Fishing Charter Tours Bounce Indoor Trampoline Centre, Tingalpa Fort Lytton – Brisbane’s front line of defence from 1881 – 1930 Things to do beyond the Bayside: Southbank Parklands Riverlife Rock Climbing, Kangaroo Point Golf Central BNE Victoria Park: Golf, Putt Putt, Driving Range Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Movie World Wet ’n’ Wild Sea World Dreamworld Australia Zoo
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS Accommodation will be at a premium and we suggest schools reserve their accommodation as soon as possible. BOARDING COLLEGES Marist College Ashgrove 142 Frasers Road, Ashgrove Ellen Kassulke Ph 07 3858 4586 venuehire@marash.qld.edu.au St Joseph’s Nudgee College 2199 Sandgate Road, Boondall Vicki Dodds Ph 07 38650594 vdodds@nudgee.qld.edu.au Mob 0418 686 285 St Peters Lutheran College 66 Harts Road, Indooroopilly Kelisha Winn Ph 07 3377 6100 k.winn@stpeters.qld.edu.au
OTHER ACCOMMODATION NEAR IONA COLLEGE Situated on the edge of Moreton Bay, the suburbs of Wynnum and Manly are less than 20 kms (30 minutes) drive or 45 minutes by train from the Brisbane City Centre. The Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast are approximately one hour’s drive away on modern highway roads. Brisbane Airport is an easy 20 minute drive from Iona. The area offers many accommodation options to suit all budgets. Some of these options are listed on the following pages.
HAMILTON / ASCOT https://www.domainservicedapartments.com.au/ https://www.alcyone.com.au 110 Racecourse Rd, Ascot Q 4007 35 Hercules Street, Hamilton Q 4007 (07) 3630 1001 (07)3505 5200
http://www.novotelbrisbaneairport.com.au/ https://www.kingsfordsmithmotel.co m.au/ 6 – 8 The Circuit,Brisbane Airport Q 4008 610 Kingsford Smith Dr, Hamilton Q 4007 (07) 3175 3100 (07) 3868 4444
http://www.airportascotmotel.com.au/ https://www.bestwestern.com 550 Kingsford Smith Drive Hamilton, Q 40 Lamington Ave, Ascot Q 4007 4007 (07) 3268 4966 (07) 3268 52 66
WYNNUM / CANNON HILL http://www.shangrilagardens.com.au/ https://wynnumanchormotel.com.au/ 1969 Wynnum Road, Wynnum 14 Adam Street, Wynnum 4178 West, Q 4178 (07) 3396 3037 (07) 3308-5100
https://www.questapartments.com.au/ https://www.questapartments.com.au/ Wynnum Rd & Junction Rd, 930 Wynnum Rd, Cannon Hill Q 4170 Morningside Q 4170 (07) 3556 6000 (07) 3399 8222
CLEVELAND https://www.pacificcleveland.com.au/ http://www.bayairmotel.com.au/ http://www.cvvmotel.com.au/ 128 Middle St, Cleveland Q 4163 214-216 Bloomfield St, Cleveland Q 4163 128 Middle St, Cleveland Q 4163 (07) 3286 2088 (07) 3286 2088 (07) 3286 5756
PLAYER REFLECTIONS Ryan Leadbetter - Iona Confraternity Representative 2016 And 2017 Having the opportunity to represent the College at the Confraternity Carnival, on our return in 2016, was one of the best experiences of my life. The competition was the best I have ever been part of. Having the opportunity to play schools from throughout the state and see so many famous Rugby League faces during the carnival, was a great thrill. Confraternity is an experience like no other. Harrison Graham - Iona Confraternity Representative 2018 Ethan Malt - Iona Confraternity Representative 2017 and 2018 Harrison: I was incredibly proud to lead the Iona College team at the Charters Towers Carnival. The boys played some great footy against really strong opposition and to win the Plate final was an awesome achievement for us, the College and our Coaches. Ethan: The boys really dug deep to achieve our objectives at both the Padua and Columba carnivals and our improvement over my two years was fantastic. We wish the Iona boys all the very best in this year’s 2019 carnival and especially 2020 when Iona will host its first Confraternity Carnival. We can’t wait to come and support the team.
Charlie Kwok-Sun Barker – Iona Confraternity Representative 2018 and 2019 Confraternity 2018 was a great experience for me as a Year 10 student. I was accepted into the team by the older boys and made to feel really welcome from the start. Travelling away with the team gave me a real sense of belonging. I can’t wait for this year’s carnival at Shalom and hope to be in the team as a Senior in 2020 when Iona will host the Confraternity Carnival. Anthony Pepe – Iona Confraternity Representative 2018 and 2019 I totally enjoyed my first year of Confraternity in 2018, as I got to play with some great footy players from my school, and against teams from all over Queensland. As Carnival hosts in 2020, it will be a big year for Iona. As a senior, I will hopefully also be a representative player in Iona’s Rugby League team.
CONTACT AND COMMUNICATIONS Rector Fr Michael Twigg O.M.I. Principal Trevor Goodwin Confraternity Carnival Convenor Peter Holmes Mob 0427 578 600 Iona Head of Sport Keith Harron Mob 0417 079 268 Communications Manager Sue Carroll Mob 0498 980 488 Confraternity Carnival 2020 Email: confro20@iona.qld.edu.au | Hashtags: #confro2020iona #IonaBrisbane | Facebook: @IonaBrisbane Twitter: @ionabrisbane and @sportiona | Instagram: iona_Brisbane | Iona College, 85 North Road, Lindum QLD 4178, Ph 07 3893 8888
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