Senior Sport Report

Interschools Mountain Biking  

The Boost Mobile Australian MTB Interschools Championships were held at Thredbo Mountain Bike Park, NSW, from 2–6 March 2026, bringing together riders from across the country to compete in Downhill, Flow, All-Mountain and Pump Track events.

Trinity was proudly represented, finishing 60th overall with 155 points - a commendable result at a national-level competition featuring large and highly competitive fields.

Kobe Peatey led the way for Trinity with an outstanding performance, contributing 97 points to the team total. After entering the Pump Track finals in first place, Kobe finished an impressive 6th overall. He was strongly supported by Oliver Prince, who added 29 points through consistent performances across the week.

Valuable contributions also came from Kasey Blair, Hunter Worthington, Lukas Bradford, Arden Farrell and Dian Scott, with additional efforts from Jack Bakes, William Castley and Cohen McCluskey highlighting a genuine whole-team performance across multiple divisions and disciplines. Competing at one of Australia’s premier mountain biking venues, all riders demonstrated determination, skill and sportsmanship, representing the College with pride.

I would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Adam Prince for his coordination and support of the Trinity team, along with the many parents who contributed to a successful and enjoyable week of competition.

Scots Equestrian Interschool Challenge 

Earlier this month, we took part in the Scots Equestrian Interschool Challenge, with a dedicated team of riders from both Junior and Senior School competing against strong fields from across NSW and Victoria.

Our students demonstrated outstanding determination, GRIT and teamwork throughout the event, supporting one another and representing the College with pride. As a team, Trinity achieved an impressive 9th place overall out of 32 schools.

We are incredibly proud of all riders for their commitment, teamwork and the way they represented our College. Thank you also to our families for their ongoing support and encouragement.

Congratulations to the following students on their outstanding achievements: 

Emily Colquhoun • 1st place – Dressage Senior Preliminary 1.1 • 2nd place – Senior 60cm One Round • 2nd place – Senior 60cm Immediate Jump Off • 2nd place – Jumping 60cm Champion Award • 3rd place – Dressage Preliminary Champion Award 

Ava Dallinger • 1st place – Senior Preliminary 1.2 • 2nd place – Open 90cm One Round • 5th place – Senior Preliminary 1.1 • 5th place – Senior 75cm Immediate Jump Off • 5th place – Jumping 90cm Champion Award • 6th place – Open 90cm Immediate Jump Off 

Saoirse Noonan • 4th place – Senior 75cm One Round • 4th place – Jumping 75cm Champion Award • 6th place – Senior 75cm Immediate Jump Off 

Charlotte Gordon • 4th place – Dressage Intermediate Preliminary 1.1 

James Barnett • 4th place – Primary Handler • 5th place – Bending Race 

Kyla Goonan • 1st place – Handymount Primary Lead Line • 3rd place – Mount and Rider Primary Lead Line 

We are incredibly proud of all riders who competed and thank them for representing Trinity Anglican College with such enthusiasm, commitment and sportsmanship. Congratulations to all students involved on their achievements, and thank you to their families for their ongoing support and encouragement throughout the event. 

School Sport Australia Triathlon – Sebastian Wilson 

This week, all eyes are on the School Sport Australia Triathlon and Aquathlon National Championships as Seb Wilson competes on the Gold Coast. The championships bring together the top young athletes from across Australia for several days of aquathlon and triathlon racing. 

Seb earned his place on the NSW team following an outstanding performance at the NSW State Championships, and he has already made a strong start to the week. After Tuesday’s aquathlon event, Seb is sitting in an impressive 10th position individually. 

Wednesday saw the excitement of the relay events, where Seb played a key role in the NSW team’s success. Competing in the run leg of the team relay, Seb helped NSW take out a gold medal. In the mixed relay event, where each athlete completes a full triathlon, the NSW team also delivered a strong performance to finish 5th overall. 

We wish Seb the very best of luck for the final days of competition and look forward to hearing how he finishes up!

RAS Netball Team Selection – U15s & Opens 

On Wednesday 18 March, a group of Trinity’s top U15 and Senior netballers travelled to Scots for trials for the RAS team, which will compete at the NSW CIS Netball Championships in May.

Congratulations to Tilly Smith, who was the only Trinity student selected for the team, and well done to all the girls for their outstanding effort and commitment during the trials.

NSW ALL SCHOOLS – Softball Selection  

Cruz Wayenberg recently travelled to Blacktown as a member of the NSW CIS Softball Team, competing in selection trials for the NSW PSSA team. 

Following a strong performance, Cruz was rewarded with selection in the NSW All Schools Team, which will compete at the School Sport Australia Championships later in May.

Cruz will return to Blacktown for the national tournament, and we look forward to following his progress. Congratulations, Cruz, on this outstanding achievement.

U16 NSW Basketball Selection – Ethan Crisp 

Ethan Crisp has been selected to represent the U16 NSW Country team at this year’s National Championships - an outstanding achievement. Notably, Ethan has earned selection as a bottom-age player, a rare accomplishment that speaks to his determination, skill and work ethic.

Ethan will travel to Bendigo during the July holidays, where he will be part of the NSW Country team as they look to build on their 2025 success, having secured a bronze medal with a win over Western Australia.

Congratulations, Ethan, and we wish you every success at the Championships.