Netball

In beautiful spring conditions, the Saturday morning netball competition was all smiles and sportsmanship on the sidelines. Excellent results were recorded across most grades, including a few close wins.

College T’Birds (Year 9-12) continue their dominant form with another decisive win over Monivae Orange - 49 to 25.
College Vixens (Year 9-12) lost to Monivae Sky Blue - 21 to 34.
College Mavericks (Year 7/8) battled a close game against Monivae Blue to come home with a well-fought win - 22 to 20. Well done to the girls – you deserved this win.
College Sapphires (Year 5/6) won a close encounter against Tarrington Blue - 22 to 18.
College Rubies (Year 3/4) lost to Gray St Navy Blue 7 to 12.

As always, thank you to our umpires, coaches, and parents for supporting all of our netball players.

Isabel Griffiths

Netball Co-Captain

Clay Target Shooting

Harry Brown, Josh Pringle, Lincoln Brown and Annabelle Funcke competed at the Vic State Trap Carnival in Echuca. Congratulations to all college competitors for this achievement.

Harry and Josh achieved exceptional results at the carnival.

Harry Brown:

75 Target Vic State Champion of Champions Championship Jnr - 160/175
1st - 25 Pair Vic State Double Rise Jnr - 50/60
1st - Postal Team Shoot Junior - 74/75
1st - Vic State High Gun Junior - 434/475
1st - Qualifier for the Junior Victoria State Shoulder to Shoulder Team

Josh Pringle:

2nd - 25 Pair Vic State Double Rise Jnr - 50/60
1st - C Grade 25 Pair Vic State Double Rise Championship - 41/50

Rowing

Collegerowers contested the 134th staging of the Dimboola Rowing Regatta last weekend. College students and families lined the banks of the Wimmera river to view 212 athletes from 20 clubs competing in 71 events. Dimboola Rowing Regatta was a successful and lively event, with all crews enjoying good conditions and solid rows.

Hamilton College’s first boys quad scored an impressive win in the B-grade coxed quad scull, a real highlight for the team. The seasoned competitors gave the crowds a exciting race taking the win by a foot.

Adding to the excitement, Hamilton College’s eight made a welcome return to the regatta scene after a long break, competing in both the mixed eight and the C-grade male eight events.

For many new rowers, this was their very first regatta, adding to the excitement and sense of accomplishment.

College continued their winning success with the Female Under 17 Single Scull a combination event with the Under 15 Single Scull.

Year 9 student Molly Walker faced fellow student Year 10 student Phoebe Baker and a Under 15 sculler from Wentworth in the first and final event.

Walker took the lead early in lane three, drawing the lead ahead of the first river bend, building on the distance, Molly finished six lengths clear of her competitors to claim the medal.

Congratulations to the many students who raced for their first time, rowing is not easy but it sure is fun, and we hope you had a great day out at Dimboola.

We would also like to thank Mhari, Poppy, Pip, Hannah and Evie for coming along and supporting us, Pip even managed to don the Green and Pink to have a race or two coxing.

As always a big thank you to Gill, Darcy, Ben, Paul and Jane for all your support and help, and a shoutout to Mrs Williams for driving the Dimboola Bus.

This weekend, we head to Ballarat for the inaugural RV Schools Regatta, where more first timers will be hitting the water at Lake Wendouree. We hope for some great weather on and off the water.

Hugo Dabernig and Ben Walker

Rowing Captains 2025

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