Junior School
Katich Moody Shield
On Thursday, the boys commenced the day with captain Sam Keys winning the toss and electing to bat. After a fantastic first innings with the bat and a grounded performance by Harrison Day, Guildford were left chasing 204 runs to win the shield. The outstanding leadership shown by vice-captain Henry Scholz and Sam Keys kept the field energetic and bowling very tight on the turf wicket to bring back the shield to Trinity.
Congratulations to our boys for the sportsmanship they displayed and for their outstanding performance resulting in another dominant win.
A big thank you to Mr Murphy for your expertise on the day and all those involved in making this day a great success.
Mr O’Malley
Tony Curtis Boat Race
There was certainly a lot of energy and excitement on the pool deck on Wednesday afternoon. The boat race was the culmination of the Engineering Club’s terms work. Well done to all the boys and thank you to Mr Brennan and Mr Maxfield for their mentoring of the boys. It was also great to see so many parents supporting the event, it was a lot of fun.
Food and Book Stall for Br Ollie’s Wheelchairs for Kids
After visiting Wheelchairs for Kids last term, the Year 4 students provided a range of food for this morning’s cake stall. Br Ollie attended our assembly and was delighted with today’s donation and our continued support for his Wheelchairs for Kids charity. Thank you to all the families who provided food, to Mr Brennan who organised the event, the boys who ran the stall and to all who made a purchase or donated.
Team Announcement
During the week, the JS cricket team was announced by Evan French (1st XI Captain) who gave an insight into his journey through Junior school cricket highlights until representing our school this year as captain. Evan spoke about the TC spirit, the balance between working hard and developing a growth mindset in everything you put your time into and not giving up on your dreams.
Prefects Corner
By Henry Clarey and Edward Jones
Week three for Junior School was a fun and exciting week.
The postponed Tony Curtis Regatta went head on Wednesday. It was great to see over 15 boats compete it out. Well done to all competitors, it was great to see some fantastic boats! Well done to the Year 5 team that won!
Thursday was a big day for sport. The A Cricket Team had an exciting match against Guildford for the Katich-Moody Shield. The boys were glad to bring the cup home for another year. Well done to the team and Mr O’Malley.
Friday was also an exciting day with 4 Blue having reconciliation as well as all Year 4s running a cake stall for Br. Ollie. A big thankyou to all the Year 4 parents that sent in some delicious treats to sell. The Year 6s also had some testing in preparation for next year.