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11 July 2012 Issue 18 Wet and Wild Winning Ways
Contents Page Message from the Principal
Principal’s Message 2 As we begin a new semester, it was wonderful to
see the girls on Monday, so enthusias c and happy.
Pastoral News / Mission News 4 I hope everyone has enjoyed the opportuni es for
Curriculum MaƩers 5 sleeping in and indulging in winter foods which the
cold weather provided. I look forward to sharing
News from Tullow Resource some special events with you all over the next
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Centre few months.
Languages Department News 7 In our journeys, let us remember ‘who our
DebaƟng and Public Speaking 8 neighbours’ might be. “You must love the Lord your
God with all your heart …. and your neighbour as
Sports News 9 yourself. Do this and life is yours”.
“And who is my neighbour?”
Jesus tells the story of the Good Samaritan. The man who was a acked
on the journey from Jerusalem to Jericho, a known dangerous route, was
probably foolish and had taken a risk. The priest and the Levite passed
him by as he lay injured but the Samaritan, the stranger and the outsider,
responded with compassion and abundant generosity.
R O S T E R “Which of these three, do you think, proved himself a neighbour to the
man who fell into the brigands’ hands?” “The one who took pity on him”
Thursday 12 July: he replied. Jesus said to him “Go and do the same yourself”.
Lisa Benede , Hazel Foley (Luke 10 : 25 -37)
Friday 13 July:
How do we respond to this clear direc on from Jesus about who our
Gaynor Graham, Sue Ryan
neighbour is and how we should treat our neighbour? Do we pass by
Monday 16 July: because we are too busy or preoccupied with our own world? Do we
Kathy Gray, Jodie Vit jus fy ourselves in these ways? Jesus did not avoid the complexity
Tuesday 17 July: of the issues in the story. As we prepare for our new semester, let us
Michelle Heading, Allison Reidy not forget our neighbours here at Brigidine. Our families, class mates,
Wednesday 18 July: friends, teachers, office staff, property workers, parents, coaches, tutors,
Catriona Donaghy, counsellors and all who are linked to our community.
Staff News
Uniform Shop Roster There have been a few staff changes over the semester break and our
community welcomes Mr Andrew Beiers to the Deputy Principal Mission
Monday 16 July:
Jennifer Bartley, Allison Reidy,
Please pray for...
Caroline Molachino, Janelle Sharp,
Kelly Monsen
Prayer
Tuesday 17 July: Prayers are asked for Ms Jan
O God, you are my mentor, my
Neumann (College Principal),
Deborah Maxwell inspira on, my home of good choices
Mrs Katherine Kennedy (ex-P&F
and decisions. You help me to search
President), Mrs Joyce Green
with confidence as I find my way to
(mother of Brenna (DM4) and
Calendar inner peace. Please gather your
Father Bill McCarthy who are
wisdom around me. Guide me
undergoing treatment.
carefully as I make choices about how
P/T Interviews 1:30-8:00pm.
to use my energy posi vely. Place your
July 19 Students dismissed at RIP
discerning touch on my mind so that
12:30pm Maternal Grandfather of Eliza
I will think clearly. Place your loving
Catholic Educa on Week and Castro (10 DE3) and
July 23-27 fingers on my heart so that I will be
Brigidine Week Br Dan Courtney, Chris an
more fully a en ve to what is really
Brother, Xavier Province.
P/T Interviews 4:00-7:00pm. of value. Guide of my life, thank you
July 24 Full school day for students for all you have given to me. Reveal
The College offers
8:30am - 3:10pm my spiritual path and direct me in the
our prayers and
Year 10 Boostrix living of it. Lead me to inner peace and
July 25 sympathy to the
Immunisa ons 9:00am oneness with you.
families at this
Daniel Delany Mass and difficult me.
July 27 Amen.
Celebra on Day
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Message from the Principal
role at Brigidine. With a wealth of experience at ACU
and more recently with Mercy Partners (Ministries)
we pray that Andrew will find his feet and se le into
this important role. We also welcome Ms Merryl
Wheaton back from maternity leave as the Chanel House
Coordinator and teacher of Music and Mathema cs.
Semester One Reports and Parent Teacher
Interviews
It was pleasing to see that many, many students are
ac vely involved with their learning here at Brigidine. As I
read through the reports, it was clear that most students
are truly working to their poten al and enjoying strong
academic results. I encourage all students to con nue
with this effort and to commit strongly to their studies
this semester.
Parents are reminded to book an interview me with
their daughter’s teachers this week. Online bookings
have been available since Monday and will remain open
un l Friday at 9pm. I encourage parents, with their
daughters, to meet with the teachers and reflect on
the Semester One Report, so as to effec vely plan for
improvement during this semester. The interviews will
run on Thursday 19 July and Tuesday 24th July. Please
check the mes in the calendar sec on.
New Zealand Ski Trip
There was great excitement, anticipating the
opportuni es that skiing and travelling overseas can
offer. I understand that the girls were wonderful
ambassadors for the College with exemplary behaviour
displayed throughout the seven days. Congratula ons
and thanks to Miss Carly Richardson for all her hard work,
detailed organisa on and the extraordinary care of the
girls during the whole experience. Many thanks also to
Ms Dana Wedge and Ms Sarah Daff for their supervision
and care during the trip.
Sport
Congratula ons to all involved in the Interhouse Track
and Field Carnival on Tuesday. It was a great day with
cool winter weather providing for excellent par cipa on
and involvement from all the girls! Thanks to Miss Carly
Richardson for all her organisa on, as well as the staff
who helped on the day! There were many outstanding
individual and team performances from our athletes.
Results are included in the Sports sec on and trophies
will be presented on Assembly.
Congratula ons also to the Netball and Soccer players
who par cipated in the Southern Skies Tournament over
the holidays. The girls competed hard and had some
wonderful success. Well done!
A Naoimh Bhrid, gui Orainn,
We are also looking forward to hosting girls from
Brigidine St Ives (Sydney) later this week as they compete Brendan Cahill
against our Netball and Soccer teams. Principal
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Welcome to our new Deputy
Pastoral News
Principal Mission
Yesterday was another great day where Hello All,
our students showed themselves at
their best – the annual Interhouse Track My name is Andrew Beiers and I am
and Field. Even with the inclement delighted to be a part of the Brigidine
weather the participation from our community.
students was to be commended. It
was a wonderful way to spend a day I am married to Jane Massingham who
within our community to see just is a choir conductor and concert pian-
what makes Brigidine so very special. ist and we have two daughters, Gabri-
Congratula ons must go to all the age elle in Year 8 and Helena in Year 7.
champions and the winning House –
MacKillop. I have previously worked with the Sisters of St Joseph on
Mary MacKillop events and, more recently, with the Sisters
A reminder to students and parents about the uniform of Mercy on the 150 year celebra ons.
requirements as clearly outlined in the Student Planner. With
the cooler weather we have had a few extra items appearing I enjoy athle cs and football and was delighted to see the
that are not part of our uniform: Maroons win their seventh State of Origin!
• Black leggings are not to be worn underneath the College I also enjoy crea ng documentaries and film clips for bands.
uniform. Stockings can be purchased from the Uniform
Shop for cooler days. It has been a pleasure to meet the Brigidine staff and, in
• The College blazer is an essen al part of the uniform some cases, renew some old acquaintances.
through un l the September holidays. This requires
students to wear the blazer to and from the College at all I look forward to mee ng with you at coming events through-
mes while in the uniform. They may take it off during out the remainder of the year.
the day if it becomes too warm and students may lock
it in their locker. Andrew Beiers
• Scarves must be the Brigidine scarf purchased from the
Uniform Shop – other mul coloured or black scarves are Deputy Principal Mission
not part of the uniform and are not to be worn with the
College uniform.
• Hair – brushed and neat and dy – it must be back from
their face without long bits hanging down. It must be MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
natural looking colour. A ribbon must be in the College
colours – yellow, green, navy or tartan. White and black WEEKEND
are not permi ed ribbon colours.
• Makeup – there is to be no makeup of any descrip on – Worldwide Marriage Encounter is offering a weekend
including nted moisturiser and mineral powder. away for married couples in peaceful, picturesque sur-
• Jewellery – rings and bracelets seem to have appeared roundings, away from the distrac ons of everyday living.
– these are not part of the College uniform and are not
to be worn to school or they will be held by the House Take me out of your busy schedule to invest in your most
Coordinator un l the end of term. Earrings are to be a precious asset...your marriage!
single pair in the lowest hole of the ear. They must be a
plain sleeper or stud without a stone or pearl. A cross This is a unique opportunity to recharge your rela onship
or religious medallion may be worn as long as it is not ba eries, refocus on each other and fall in love all over
visible outside the uniform again!
Please ensure each day that we are presen ng our best selves This event will take place on the weekend of 10-12 August
to our wider community. 2012 at Santa Teresa Spirituality Centre, Ormiston, Qld.
It has been raised as a result of our Semester reports the For bookings / further details
concern of high absence rates of many students. With the contact:
many wonderful opportuni es presented to our students
as part of their learning here at Brigidine it is important that Terry and Rhonda Boyle
students are on campus to fully engage in not only their (07) 3352 3328 or boyletj@
academic learning but also their social learning, celebra ons, powerup.com.au
prepara ons for College events, suppor ng and celebra ng
or visit our website:
the efforts of others within the community.
www.wwme.org.au
Dana Wedge
Deputy Principal Pastoral
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Curriculum Matters
Achieving Excellence
With the London Olympics commencing this month, I thought
it valuable for students to reflect on the characteris cs of those
athletes who enthrall us all by their amazing achievements.
Dedica on and determina on are central to what makes watching
the telecasts of individual and team events so relishing. And all of
this takes COURAGE. So for this month, may I encourage students
to ‘Live and Learn like a Champion’.
May I applaud our students on the way they conducted themselves at the end of last term.
Students prepared for and par cipated in their exams with a pleasing level of maturity.The
number of students who improved upon their results from Term 1 to the End of Semester
I examina on period was par cularly impressive. This is certainly evidence of dedica on
and determina on and ‘living and learning like a champion’.
Year 8s
An opportunity to study new or different subjects this
Academic Assembly semester is on offer for our Year 8 students to expand their
All students who achieved outstanding results on their learning. They too, will select subjects they would like to
Academic Report with ‘A’ for Applica on and Conduct in further explore in Year 9 and 10 in addi on to the core subjects
all subjects will be presented with the award for Academic that are mandated by the Australian Na onal Curriculum and
Endeavour at Friday’s Assembly. Parents are welcome to the College.
a end the Assembly as this is a wonderful opportunity to
recognize and applaud these students’ courage, dedica on Year 11s
and determina on. Sub-senior students, having completed their first semester
exams as part of the Senior School now recognize how more
Parent Teacher Interviews difficult subjects can be if students do not apply themselves
Thursday 19th July – 1.30pm to 8.00pm consistently to their studies. It is essen al students focus
themselves this semester to the task at hand. Their task is to
Tuesday 24th July - 4pm to 7pm ensure they commit themselves to their classes, homework,
The online booking system was opened on Monday for assignments and study. Se ng good habits early in the
parents to make interviews with teachers regarding their semester will be the most effec ve way to ensure success
daughter’s academic progress. We encourage all students to with their learning.
accompany their parents to these interviews. It is important
for a three-way dialogue to occur and for students to have an
opportunity to start afresh this semester and ‘live and learn Year 9s
like a champion’. A posi ve frame of mind is a good way to Only a few students have needed to make subject changes to
start the term! their course of study for Semester II which is very pleasing.
It means they considered their op ons diligently last year
and took advice from staff and their parents to ensure their
Year 10s Work Experience and SET Plans learning is being advanced in an appropriate manner.
At the end of Semester I, 56 Year 10 students par cipated in
work experience at a range of venues across Brisbane. This
was organized by Mr Kym Daly who was pleased with the way Year 12s
students immersed themselves in the experience. Students At the end of last term, a er Year 8 – 11 students were
found the experience par cularly valuable. dismissed for holidays, our Year 12s demonstrated their
determina on and dedica on to their studies because of
Semester II is an exci ng me for Year 10 students as the their impressive involvement in the final full QCS prac ce
important subject selec on process culminates in their move for the upcoming Core Skills Test in September. They ba led
to the Senior School. During last term’s pastoral care lessons, the freezing temperatures in the Kildare Hall to implement
their year level House Coordinator, Miss Carly Richardson the strategies they have been honing over the past couple
and Mr Daly helped students assess their talents, interests of months. Students this week will hear from a number of
and goals to determine a suitable suite of subjects to pursue universi es about course offerings post Year 12.
in 2012 and 2013. In the upcoming weeks, Curriculum
Coordinators will speak to students about the variety of May I encourage all students to take up the opportunity to
senior subjects on offer. We expect Year 10s to embrace this visit the upcoming university open days that are adver sed.
wholeheartedly and consider their op ons carefully.
Josephine Griffiths
Ac ng Deputy Principal Curriculum
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News from the Tullow Resource Centre
Congratula ons to our Year 8 CBCA
Readers’ Cup team who represented
the College so commendably at the
compe on held at St Edmund’s on
6th June.
Sophie Aus n (DM3), Sophie Buckley
(MK3), Keeley Dolan (DE1), Sarah Nel-
son (DP3) and Jacqui Griffiths (DP2)
read the following texts in prepara on:
Brotherband 1: The Outcasts (John Flanagan), Golden Day (Ur-
sula Duborsarsky), The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins), Nan-
berry (Jacki French) and Tin n: Flight 714 to Sydney (Herge).
Thanks also to Mrs Woo en for her assistance.
Di Elsworthy
Teacher Librarian Speech Tui on
Available
Brigidine College is excited
to once again offer its
students an opportunity
to access tuition in speech
and communication skills.
Through weekly lessons,
students can develop
skills in conversation and
discussion, public speaking
and presentation, literary
interpreta on and role play.
Students develop an
awareness of others, greater
self-confidence and a range
of communica on skills which
can serve as a complement
to their classroom
studies and enhance
general social interaction.
A limited number of
p l a c e s i s av a i l a b l e fo r
tuition in Semester Two.
F o r m o r e i n fo r m a t i o n ,
please contact Mr Stephen
Robinson at the College
by email: robinsons@
brigidine.qld.edu.au
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Languages Department News
Bonjour et bienvenus au troisième Le Tour de France
trimestre! Saturday 21 July 2012, 9am to 2pm
Mul cultural Market Day Come on Saturday 21 July to celebrate the Tour de France at
(a report by Bri any Harmer (12 MK1) the Alliance Francaise de Brisbane! On this special occasion,
The success of the Mul cultural Market LBFAustralia will hold a stand
Day on Tuesday 29th May was pleasing from 9am to 2pm where you
for the many dedicated members and can redeem a free coffee and
heads of the Mul cultural Commit- croissant. Follow the Tour
tee. Brigidine Seniors enthusias cally with daily updates at the Alli-
embraced dressing in tradi onal a re ance Francaise and win great
including Aus- prizes.
traia, France,
Vietnam and Brisbane French FesƟval
China. Stu- Saturday 14 July, 9am to 10pm
dents and Cultural Forecourt,
teachers alike Southbank Parklands,
delighted in Brisbane
delectable This is an all day free event
cuisine sold so get ready to immerse
by the Com- yourself in French language,
mi ee with music, cuisine, wine, cul-
all profits go- ture, entertainment, prod-
ing to charity. Tradi onal games and guessing the origin of ucts, services and informa-
cultural objects and world flags made for some fun in the on to celebrate Bas lle
rain and exo c music accompanied the day. We look forward Day or La Fete Na onale.
to bringing the community together for another culturally
rich market day next year. More informa on: Brisbane
French Fes val website
Mario Visit from New Caledonia
Mario College from New Caledonia will again be visi ng La Belle France and Alain
Brigidine for ten days from 19th to 28th July. The group of 26 Duval compeƟƟons
students and 3 teachers will arrive between 7.45 and 8pm The deadline for these compe ons has been postponed to
on Thursday 19th and we would ask all host families to meet 3rd August.
at the Holy Lawn at this me to welcome their students. The
group have a fun-packed week organised, including excur- To find out more about the compe ons, download the
sions to Dreamworld and the Gallery of Modern Art. Host details from h p://www.a risbane.com
families will receive a le er with their exact metable later
this week. Again I would like to sincerely thank all the fami- Upcoming ExhibiƟon
lies who offered to host students this year. The programme “Bleu, Blanc, Rouge”
and our exchange to New Caledonia would not be possible Photography
without your ongoing support. exhibi on by
Eric Victor
Annual Queensland-Switzerland/Germany Exchange
for Year 11 Students of French/German/Italian Gallery of the
Congratula ons to Nikita Aganoff for her successful match- Alliance Française de
ing with Stephanie Pi eloud, a French speaking student Brisbane
from Switzerland, in the Annual Queensland–Switzerland Ex- Thursday 12 July to
change. Stephanie will be hosted by Nikita’s family for nine Tuesday 17 August
weeks from Friday 27th July to Saturday 29th September 2012.
2012, and will a end classes at Brigidine during her stay. Ni-
kita will then travel to Switzerland on Saturday 24th Novem- Opening night Thurs-
ber 2012 and return on 23rd of January 2013 where she will day 12 July 6pm with
spend eight weeks with her host family and a end school drinks and canapés - Free entrance.
in Switzerland. This is an excellent opportunity to develop
linguis c and cultural awareness and is open to all Year 11 RSVP before Wednesday 11 July at culture@a risbane.com
French students. or 07 3844 4460
French events and compe ons Ms Cathy Bull
Check the Alliance Française website for a list of all French French Language Coordinator
events happening in Brisbane: h p://www.a risbane.com
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Debating and Public Speaking
QDU Deba ng Brigidine College. The efforts of the girls will be recognised at
Brigidine enjoyed mixed fortunes in a prize-giving a ernoon tea as soon as the season concludes.
Round 4, with special men on going to There will be awards for the Best and Fairest from each team,
our Year 12s who are now through to the as well as for the Rising Stars.
Finals. This team is an excellent example
of tenacity, since they have stuck to their Gina Brosnan
guns despite some real setbacks in the Deba ng and Public Speaking Coordinator
last two years. The results are as follows:
Brigidine College
Year 12s: Chantal Angus, Marlena
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St Peter’s Lutheran College Indooroopilly (2) in their unseen
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universi es.” Mr Robinson has been a tower of strength in
this team’s prepara on, giving freely of his exper se. All team
members have grown as a result. Free Mathematics tutoring is available for
Years 8 to 10 Maths and Senior Maths A and
Year 10s: Carla Wright, Aimee Cope and Sarah Blessing (Emma
Macknish as Chairperson) lost to Brisbane Girls Grammar B. It will be conducted in the Library every
School (1), deba ng the affirma ve of their short-prepara on Tuesday afternoon from 3:15 to 4:30pm and
topic: “That spor ng clubs should punish athletes for their will be run by Miss Helen Paviotti.
off-field behaviour.” The girls received some very posi ve For more information, please contact
feedback from the adjudicator and, as always, Mrs Jo Cope,
Mr John Crawford or
their dedicated coach, was very proud of them. They have
represented the College well and they are looking forward to Miss Helen Paviotti on 3870 7225.
bigger and be er things next season.
Sports News
Year 9s: Amy Jansen, Gnapika Kethinedi and Briana Tsang Congratula ons to Cross Country runners Mikaela
(Millie Beckinsale as Chairperson) were narrowly defeated by Woodward (8 CH2), Sophie Coombs (8 DM4) and
Anglican Church Grammar School (1) in a short prepara on Clara Smith (9 CH3) who have been selected to
debate on the topic: “That we should ban all sports involving represent Met West on 22/23 July at Maroochy-
the use of animals.” This team was ably and enthusias cally dore Cricket Grounds.
coached by Mrs Shauna O’Connor and came very close to
making it into the Finals. Congratula ons also to Mikaela who won Gold
in the U14 3km event and Clara who won Gold
in the U16 5km event at the Queensland and All
Year 8s: Nikki Chau, Sophie Coombs and Sienna Leeman won
Schools’ Road Walking Championships held re-
this round on forfeit when the opposi on, The Springfield cently at Murarrie.
Anglican College (1), failed to a end the debate. This team
was ready to go, having been prepared by Mr Ted Tindall in Equestrian Update
his customary lively manner. Thanks to his efforts throughout The 2012 Queensland Interschool Equestrian State Championships
the season, the girls have shown marked improvement. It is were held in Maryborough over the holidays from 26 June to 1 July.
a pity that they did not have the opportunity to display their Having successfully qualified to compete, Robyn MacLean (12 DE4)
new skills on the secret topic that night. rode in the highly compe ve Senior Novice Dressage Class and placed
4th overall from a quality field of 30 riders from all over Queensland.
I personally would like to recognise the efforts and dedica on Robyn will now be represen ng Queensland in the 2012 Na onal
of all coaches. Without them, there could be no deba ng at Interschool Championships in Toowoomba in October. A great result
for Robyn and Brigidine!
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Sports News (contd.)
From 2nd to 6th July, Brigidine Open A Netball and Soccer teams par cipated in the Southern Skies Tournament. The event was a great
opportunity for all involved as it gave us the chance to mingle with a variety of interna onal and domes c students on a compe ve and
social level.
The Netball girls played hard for the first two days and were placed in the Bowl Tier to play in the Grand Final. Our hard work paid off as we
played an excep onal game and became Premiers of the Bowl Tier for 2012. I would like to commend the girls for their commitment and
great sportsmanship throughout the tournament.
A huge thank you goes to Ms Richardson and Ms Wedge for their coaching and support over the course of the week. Thanks also to all the
parents who transported us and cheered us on.
Georgia Smith
Netball Captain
Our enthusias c Soccer team took to the field eager and excited to play teams from around Brisbane and New Zealand. Heading into the
week, we played two games a day. Although the girls were red, we s ll looked forward to the very enjoyable social ac vi es held for all
athletes. As the week went on, the girls improved not only as individuals but as a team.
Through hard work and dedica on, we placed 4th in the U18 Girls’ Football Division. Georgia Appelhof earned a well-deserved spot on the
Best and Fairest All Stars Team.
Overall, it was an amazing experience and we were very fortunate to have this opportunity.
On behalf of the team, I would like to say a massive thank you to Mr Wilson for coaching us and to Ms Richardson. Thank you also to all the
parents and the younger girls who stepped up and played.
Amelia Meleady
Soccer Captain
Interhouse Track and Field
Many thanks to all staff and student helpers who made our Track and Field Carnival such a wonderful success. Congratula ons to all par ci-
pants. In a ght finish, MacKillop House once again clinched victory from the talons of the Damien Eagle. The overall tally is as follows: 1st:
MacKillop (1366 points), 2nd: Damien (1351 points), 3rd: Chanel (1303 points), 4th: Delany (1065 points), 5th: De Porres (718 points). Top
10 placings are listed below and overleaf.
Shot Long Triple High
Student House 100m Discus 400m 200m 800m 1500m Javelin Total
Put Jump Jump Jump
13 YEARS
Taylor Hauff CH 20 16 20 2 18 20 14 18 20 18 166
Giaan Shadford DE 14 4 12 12 16 20 18 96
Bri ney Withers DP 16 16 20 20 16 88
Sachini Godamunne CH 18 18 14 16 18 84
Laura Short DM 12 10 6 16 44
Amy Morrow MK 10 12 20 42
Tyla Brimblecombe CH 10 10 10 10 40
Mikaela Woodward CH 6 4 16 14 40
Evie Steer CH 20 18 38
Sophie Coombs DM 2 14 20 36
Georgia Ziebarth DP 18 18 36
14 YEARS
Clara Smith CH 12 12 18 20 18 20 16 116
Laura Harland MK 20 20 20 16 20 14 110
Zoe Bucke DE 12 12 18 20 62
Emily Reeves DP 18 10 14 16 58
Alexandria Mi linios MK 4 18 16 20 58
Liana Ah You DM 18 14 20 52
Jamie Mills CH 14 18 18 50
Tiani Anderson CH 10 14 14 8 46
Caitlin Breuer MK 16 12 14 42
Shaniya Fe neiai DM 20 20 40
Elysse Young DE 6 16 2 16 40
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Sports News (contd.)
Shot Long Triple High
Student House 100m Discus 400m 200m 800m 1500m Javelin Total
Put Jump Jump Jump
15 YEARS
Maddison Hauff CH 20 6 4 18 20 18 20 16 20 20 162
Naomi Masterson CH 18 20 18 16 14 86
Emma Bogdanovic MK 6 20 18 20 18 82
Nothando Mafico DM 12 14 16 18 20 80
Brianna King MK 16 12 6 16 10 60
Caitlin Gersekowski MK 10 2 2 10 12 10 8 54
Tess Bilkey DM 16 4 4 12 12 48
Nicole Yearbury DM 16 20 8 44
Tayla Smith DM 8 12 14 4 38
Rebekah King DE 20 18 38
16 YEARS
Takita Weaver DE 20 18 18 18 20 20 20 134
Marlisa Kwan MK 16 16 16 18 16 18 18 118
Isabelle Harland MK 18 6 8 20 18 6 20 96
Amy Carter DM 14 8 10 14 18 16 80
Emily Lense DP 8 16 10 20 20 74
Erin Cuskelly DE 6 20 16 12 54
Courtney Mansfield MK 12 6 12 10 14 54
Kelsey Shaw MK 8 20 20 48
Sarah Lyons DE 16 10 4 30
Emily Hinton DM 10 10 8 28
17 YEARS
Emily Bates DM 18 8 14 20 20 18 18 20 8 144
Kate Duff MK 16 18 18 16 16 18 16 10 128
Laura Kealy DP 20 10 2 14 14 20 20 6 106
Grace Gaudens DM 12 16 20 16 20 84
Katelyn Peucker DE 14 18 10 12 4 4 18 80
Georgia Smith DM 2 16 14 14 10 16 72
Rosemary Daly DM 16 20 8 14 58
Bri ney Harmer MK 12 8 4 12 18 54
Georgia Appelhof DP 6 8 6 16 36
Caitlin Collins CH 18 4 12 34
Elizabeth Trad DM 12 6 6 10 34
Carly Richardson
Sports Coordinator
REFEREES AND UMPIRES NEEDED
We are urgently looking for TOUCH FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL REFEREES for the BSGSA season. The dates are 5th, 12th
and 19th September, 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st October and 7th November. All games are played on a Wednesday a ernoon
from 4:00 to 5:00pm.
The Basketball games are held here at the College and also at Bardon SS.
Touch Football games are held at a central venue. At this stage, one Division will definitely be at Shaw Park but I am unsure
of the other venues. Being able to get to the venues is essen al. The College pays $30 per game.
If you are able to help, please contact Kate Driscoll at the College on driscollk@brigidine.qld.edu.auYou can also read
