Sport News

Mr Derek Lennon

Last weekend saw Marist host St Patrick’s College for our sporting fixtures. On Friday night our 1st IV chess team has another tough loss. On Saturday the 1st XI football team played out a gripping 2-all draw against Pats in what could prove a decisive result in the premiership hunt. The 1st XV were strong in defeating Pats comfortably and remain top of the table.

We currently have the following undefeated teams across rugby, football and chess:

Football: 1st XI; 2nd XI; 5th XI; 6th XI; 10A; 10B; 10C; 9A; 9B; 9D; 8A; 8B; 8C; 7B; 7D; 6A; 6B; 6C Blue; 6C Gold; 6D; 6 Violet; 5A; 5B; 5C.
Rugby: 1st XV; 2nd XV; 3rd XV; 4th XV; 5th XV; 6th XV; 7Th XV; 8th XV; 9th XV; 10A; 10B; 10C; 10D; 9B; 8A; 8B; 8D; 6D.
Chess: Junior A; Junior B; Junior C.

This weekend we travel to Runcorn to take on St Laurence’s College in a big weekend. It is their Old Boys Day. Again, it is a big round with games at home and some games at alternate venues, please check the draw carefully.

As the weather starts to turn, a reminder that boys must be in Marist apparel for training and games. That includes arriving at the ground and going home. If you are staying to watch matches you must change into your school uniform.

There has been a rise in the numbers of boys arriving or leaving in thongs. Please make sure you have covered footwear on at all times.

School Spirit and Commitment- Living Our Marist Values Through Sport

At Marist College Ashgrove, sport is far more than competition — it is a powerful expression of our Marist values and a vital part of forming young men of character. Each time our students step onto the field, court, or track, they are given the opportunity to live out the values that define us.

Presence is shown in the way our boys support one another — turning up for training, encouraging teammates, and staying connected, win or lose. To be present is to give your best, not just for yourself, but for your brothers beside you.

Simplicity reminds us that greatness lies in doing the basics well — showing up on time, wearing the uniform with pride, and training with quiet determination. These small acts build habits that last well beyond the school years.

Family Spirit is seen when a team celebrates together, lifts each other after a tough game, and respects coaches, referees, and opponents. This spirit unites us as one College.

Love of Work drives the commitment needed for early mornings, late finishes, and pushing through setbacks. Our teams know that effort and persistence often matter more than talent.

And finally, In the Way of Mary — with humility, compassion, and strength. Mary inspires us to serve others, lead gently, and persevere.

May our students continue to grow as young men of faith, character, and commitment — on the field and in life.

We are in full swing for our cross country season. With our interhouse championship a couple of weeks ago, our first AIC leadup meet this week and we are getting ready for Met North trials next week and just over two weeks to go to the AIC championship. Marist has a proud history and tradition in the sport of cross country and we wish all our runners, led by Coordinator Mr Matt Millward, the very best as they prepare hard for the AIC championships.

AIC Expectations

Code of Behaviour - Players

Fundamental to the AIC, is our belief in inclusion and fellowship. This means that as a player you are welcoming to everyone and treat them with the greatest levels of respect, protecting the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability/disability, sexual orientation, cultural background, or religion.

As a player who will be representing their college and playing under the auspices of AIC, you play an important role in upholding the values of the AIC and the College. Players need to demonstrate the following behaviours regarding their conduct:

Exhibit a high standard of conduct and sportsmanship on and off the field including appropriate language, social media posts, and interaction with officials and opposition players.
Respect your opponents by displaying humility in victory and graciousness in defeat.
Play in the correct age group and commit to and respect the team that you are selected in.
Play hard and competitively, but always fairly and accept the official's decisions.
Cooperate with your coach, teammates, opponents, officials, and spectators.
Do not sledge, abuse, or threaten opponents or officials.
Be punctual to games and have the correct equipment and College attire.
Acknowledge the opposition before and after the game with a handshake and thanks.
Adhere to host school requirements when playing at their venues.
Take pride in representing your College and the AIC.
Do not act in a way that may adversely affect or reflect on, or bring you, your team, College or the AIC, into disrepute or discredit.
Do not use drugs, including pain killers, to improve or maintain performance.

Code of Behaviour - Coaches

Fundamental to the AIC, is our belief in inclusion and fellowship. This means that as a coach you are welcoming to everyone and treat them with the greatest levels of respect, protecting the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability/disability, sexual orientation, cultural background, or religion.

As a coach who will be representing your College and coaching under the auspices of AIC, you play an important role in upholding the values of the AIC and the College you represent. Coaches need to demonstrate the following behaviours regarding their conduct:

Have appropriate training and qualifications to ensure that your team is safe and prepared for competition.
Understand and follow the rules and by laws of the sports involved.
Adhere to your duty of care to ensure that injured players receive appropriate care during and after the games.
The coach needs to model appropriate sportsmanship and behaviours.
Remain calm during and after matches.
Respect the dignity of your players as well as those from the opposition.
In a spirit of fellowship, meet with the coach from the opposing team, prior to and after the match.
Be the first person approached by students or parents should there be any complaint from the match.

Code of Behaviour - Officials

Fundamental to the AIC, is our belief in inclusion and fellowship. This means that as an official you are welcoming to everyone and treat them with the greatest levels of respect, protecting the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability/disability, sexual orientation, cultural background, or religion.

As an official who will be representing your college/or governing body of your sport and participating under the auspices of AIC, you play an important role in upholding the values of the AIC and the College you represent. Officials need to demonstrate the following behaviours regarding their conduct:

Model the highest standards of behaviour.
Possess and maintain appropriate officiating qualifications for the level of competition.
Keep up to date with the latest rules/laws and trends in officiating.
Be conversant with the AIC rules and by laws of the relevant sport.
Prioritise the safety and welfare of the participants as the highest concern.
Ensure the venue, conditions and equipment are safe.
Emphasise the spirit of the game by promoting fair play and respect.
Officiate without bias, being consistent and objective in your decision-making.
Act on incidences of foul play, unsportsmanlike conduct, and behaviour contrary to the spirit of the game.
Communicate respectfully with the players and coaches.

Code of Behaviour - Parents and Spectators

Fundamental to the AIC, is our belief in inclusion and fellowship. This means that as a parent, or a spectator you are welcoming to everyone and treat them with the greatest levels of respect, protecting the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability/disability, sexual orientation, cultural background, or religion.

As a parent/guardian of a student who will be representing their college and playing under the auspices of AIC, you play an important role in upholding the values of the AIC and the College that your son attends.

Parents and spectators need to demonstrate the following behaviours regarding their conduct during any AIC sporting activity:

Be welcoming of other competitors and spectators and always model respectful interactions.

Respect referees and officials' decisions and teach your son to do likewise.
Remember that your son participates in sport for their own enjoyment.
Remember that this is a schoolboy game, and all coaches and match officials are volunteers.
Show appreciation for the coaches and teachers - including the opposing team. Without them, your son could not participate.
Encourage your son to participate, do not force them. Focus on your son's efforts rather than his performance or the result of the game.
Remember that all correspondence around sport should be respectful and appropriate, and directly through your son's College.
Never ridicule or yell at your son and other boys for making a mistake.
Be a positive role model. Remember that boys learn best by example. Appreciate good performance and skilful play by all participants.
AIC events are not an appropriate space/venue for matters involving family disputes. This includes ensuring all parties follow appropriate court orders around visitation and attendance at activities.

The AIC supports all efforts to remove poor behaviour from sporting events. In the event that a parent feels the need to notify the AIC of inappropriate behaviour, they should firstly notify the venue official/College representative at the venue. Following this, any complaint should be then directed to their son's College's Head of Sport or the appropriate member of the College Leadership Team.

Student Achievements

Netball

Congratulations to Aidan Marshall and Stephen Ryall who have been selected in the Queensland Under 15 team to compete at the national championships later in the year.

Well done gents and good luck representing Queensland.

Marist Rugby Union

Mr Richard Graham – Director of Rugby / Track and Field

Super Saturday | Save the Date

Marist College Ashgrove’s biggest sporting event of the year is nearly here — Super Saturday!

Join us for an unforgettable day of rugby union, entertainment, celebration, and community spirit as we host St Edmund’s College across 30+ games of rugby.

Highlights include:

Old Boys Reunion Day
Boarding Family Fun Day
Live entertainment & giveaways
Supporters’ bar
Great prizes throughout the day

It’s one of the most anticipated events on our calendar — don’t miss it!

See you on Saturday 31 May for Super Saturday!

Marist Rugby Referees | Thank You

Following the success of our Referee Ready Program in Term 1, we were proud to see two more students make their refereeing debuts over the weekend, while two others continued to build on their experience.

Congratulations to Jimmy Travers (Year 8) and Tom Cross (Year 8) on their confident and composed debuts. Well done also to Ryan Sleader (Year 9) and Matt Travers (Year 10) for their ongoing commitment and development as referees within our rugby program.

A sincere thank you to Mr Drew Meehan for his continued support as a mentor to our young referees. Whether through his organisation behind the scenes or officiating on the field himself, Drew is an invaluable contributor to Marist rugby.

All four students represented the College exceptionally well and are to be commended for their respectful approach and calm decision-making.

Our referee program continues to set a standard within AIC rugby. Please help us ensure our referees feel encouraged, respected, and supported each week.

Marist Rugby Union | Round 3 vs St Pat’s College

Thank you to everyone who came out to support Round 3 of the AIC Rugby season. After a period of considerable wet weather, Saturday began with drizzle and soft fields, but by mid-morning, the clouds cleared and we were treated to a beautiful day of sunshine and rugby.

In total, 33 of the 36 Marist teams played at home — a huge day for the College and a credit to the grounds team, canteen staff and support, the medical team, the referees, and coaches who ensured everything ran smoothly. Across the day, we played fixtures against eight different schools to guarantee every Marist rugby player had the opportunity to take the field. A highlight of the day was welcoming the Gregory Terrace 13A team to our campus as part of the strong relationship between Marist and the GPS rugby programs.

The day also marked our annual Old Boys Sports Day, where we welcomed back the 1st XV teams of 1955, 1965, 1975, and 1985 from both Marist College Ashgrove and Marist College Rosalie. It was particularly special to have two members of the 1955 1st XV join us on the day. Their presence was a great reminder of the long-standing tradition and community that surrounds our rugby program.

But the main focus was on the field. From the opening whistle at 8:00am to the conclusion of the 1st XV match at 4:40pm, Marist rugby was on full display.

The 1st XV continued their undefeated run in a scrappy match that also featured some extraordinary high-quality skills, effort, and exceptional tries. The 2nd XV, 3rd XV and 4th XV also maintained their unbeaten records with strong displays of physical attacking rugby and excellent teamwork. With exception of the 6th XV who lost a very competitive match on Saturday to our 5th XV, our Opens cohort remains undefeated after three rounds, which is a fantastic achievement. The attendance of the Year 11 and 12 students from the 1st XV through to the 9th XV, and the manner in which they are playing their rugby, is a testament to the effort being put in across training and game day.

The Year 10 teams had a mixed but competitive day. The 10A team impressed with an excellent win, showcasing organisation and skill under pressure, but also an excellent defensive display. The 10B vs 10C match brought a unique energy to the morning as two Marist teams faced off in a fiercely fought local derby. The 10E team faced a tough challenge against Iona’s 10C side and went down in a competitive match.

In the Year 9 cohort, the 9A team were edged out in a physical and tightly contested battle. Despite the result, as we would expect from our teams, the performance reflected plenty of effort and character. The remaining Year 9 teams continued to play with strong intent and are showing pleasing signs of continued development each week.

The Year 8s were involved in a great round of rugby across the board. The players are continuing to deliver a consistent performance across the year level with some excellent Marist catch pass, improved teamwork, and a genuine competitive resilience, all of which will serve them well as the season progresses.

After a positive showing in Round 2, the Year 7A team came up against a very strong St Pat’s outfit and were outplayed on the day. The 7B and 7C teams both had excellent wins, fought hard and continue to grow in confidence and cohesion. Well done to our 7D team who were undermanned and outgunned by the Iona 7C side, however they were strong in defeat.

Overall, it was a day that celebrated everything good about Marist Rugby — strong competition, deep tradition, and a focus on every student having the chance to contribute on the field. Thank you to our coordinators, coaches, referees, and supporters for helping deliver another memorable day of rugby at the College.

We now turn our attention to Round 4 with plenty to be proud of and even more to work on.

Marist Rugby Union | Dress Code

Thanks to the 99% of students who are wearing the correct Marist rugby union clothing! In the past three seasons, we’ve made a deliberate shift in our standards and expectations to ensure our teams are presented at the highest level.

Following the team photos on the weekend, it was noticeable that a very small group of students are cutting their rugby socks and wearing them over a different coloured sock. This is not part of the rugby union uniform and I ask that this week you use the time to buy a new pair of rugby socks.

Dress Code

Training

Appropriate Marist College clothing and footwear
Mouthguard and headgear (student’s choice)

Travel

Students travelling to games on the school bus or private transport are to wear their Marist College Ashgrove rugby uniform
Thongs / Birkenstock are not to be worn to games or whilst at the venue

Game

Wear the correct Marist College rugby uniform
Boots, mouthguard and headgear (student’s choice)
The Marist rugby uniform when you take the field is : JERSEY TUCKED IN and SOCKS PULLED UP!

I have asked the Year level coordinators and the coaches to address this with students this week.

Rugby Union Training | Wet Weather Plan

Rugby Union training will rarely be called off due to bad weather. If rain is forecast, students are asked to place their school bags and formal hats under cover.

Parents dropping students at Des Connor Fields are asked to use the canteen end, where the gear shed and canteen balcony provide shelter.

Thank you for your support.

Marist Rugby Union | Sign On

Please go to Parent Orbit and see information regarding sign on. All students who wish to play Term 2 sports are asked to sign up via the student café. Once your son/s have signed up all parents or caregivers MUST approve the signup via Parent Lounge and edit or update any medical details.

This assists the College in organising the appropriate number of coaching staff and to deliver the necessary resources.

NOTE – If your son isn’t registered, you will NOT receive any information via the Parent Orbit regarding the rugby union program, including schedules and relevant information.

Marist Rugby Union | Training – Term 2

Please ensure you regularly check the Parent Orbit for Year Level training schedules throughout Term 2.

In addition, the Rugby Union Key Dates Calendar and the AIC Draw are available in the Parent Orbit, providing full details of all games across the season.

We would also like to thank the GPS Rugby Union Club for once again generously allowing our Year 10 cohort to train on their fields this term. The additional field space has significantly enhanced the training experience for our students. We are grateful for our strong connection with GPS and the opportunity to be part of the wider rugby community.

We look forward to an exciting season ahead!

Marist vs St Laurence’s College | AIC Round 4

Round 4 of the AIC Rugby Union season is away for Marist against St Laurence’s College, Runcorn.

Whilst the large majority of our games are scheduled for Runcorn this weekend, we are playing across four different venues to ensure all our teams get a game. We ask all families to carefully check Parent Orbit and College emails for the most up-to-date information regarding this weekend’s schedule as the week unfolds.

Team lists for Round 4 will be released on Friday morning.

Best of luck to all teams for another great weekend of rugby.

Marist Rugby Union | Year Level Coordinators

Please contact your year level coordinator for all non-selection matters such as lateness, unavailability and timings.

Opens Mr Peter Gaiter - gaiterp@marash.qld.edu.au

Year 10 Mr Michael Abbott - abbottm@marash.qld.edu.au

Year 9 Mrs Liz Walsh - walshe@marash.qld.edu.au

Year 8 Mrs Sharon Davidson - davidsons@marash.qld.edu.au

Year 7 Mr Damien Nelson - nelsond@marash.qld.edu.au

Year 6 Mrs Sam Marsh - lolis@marash.qld.edu.au

Year 5 Ms Ella Graham - grahame@marash.qld.edu.au

Marist Rugby Union | Social Media

@marist_ashgrove_rugby

In 2024 the College delivered some wonderful rugby memories through our social media pages. From the smallest bumblebees in Year 5 through to the biggest bumblebees in Year 12, all of it was captured in wonderful colour.

To stay connected with Marist rugby and with all the program’s achievements, please follow our Instagram page @marist_ashgrove_rugby.

Marist Track and Field

Mr Richard Graham – Director of Rugby / Track and Field

Mr Rob Martin – Head Coach, Track and Field

Marist Old Boy | Australian Selection

Congratulations to Lee Martin (Class of 2023), who has recently been selected to represent Australia at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau this July. Lee will compete in the Open Men’s Shot Put, throwing the senior 7.26kg implement.

After securing silver at the 2024 National Championships in the U20 age group and posting strong performances across multiple meets — including a high national ranking in the Open Men’s Division — Lee has earned this well-deserved national selection.

While balancing a demanding study and training schedule, Lee continues to give back to the Marist community, coaching our young throws athletes in the Marist Track and Field program.

This is not only a reflection of Lee’s hard work and talent but also a testament to the long-standing support and guidance of Coach Des Davis, Head Coach of Throws at Marist, who has mentored Lee since his primary school days.

We wish Lee every success on the international stage.

Marist Track and Field | Sign On

Please go to Parent Orbit and see information regarding sign on. All students who wish to be involved in the Track and Field program are asked to sign up via the student café. Once your son/s have signed up all parents or caregivers MUST approve the signup via Parent Lounge and edit or update any medical details.

This assists the College in organising the appropriate number of coaching staff and to deliver the necessary resources.

NOTE – If your son isn’t registered, you will NOT receive any information via the Parent Orbit regarding the Track and Field program, including schedules and relevant information.

Sunday Sessions | Track and Field Training

This year, Marist College will be aiming to win its 11th successive Secondary AIC Track and Field Championship and its 5th successive Primary AIC Track and Field Championship. Achieving this success requires planning, commitment, and effort across the entire year.

At this early stage, the training focus is on Sprints, Hurdles, Throws, and Jump Plyometrics.

For all students wishing to train, Mr Rob Martin will continue running his Sunday training sessions. Please see the details below:

INCLUDED: Running – sprints and jumps / Throws – early pre-season fitness and cross training, along with throwing.

WHEN: Sunday afternoons

WHERE: Hayden Oval

TIME: 3:15-4:45pm

DRESS: Marist sport shirt, Marist sports shorts, white or blue socks.

Marist Track and Field – Social Media

@marist_ashgrove_sports

Marist College has continued to showcase incredible moments in Track and Field again this year, from Year 5 victories to exceptional feats by our Year 12 students, all vividly captured on our social media pages.

Tennis

Mr Andrew Ward - Director of Tennis

The AIC Tennis season is upon us, and trials are set to commence next week. This is a crucial time for players who are looking to represent the College on court in 2025.

We’ve made every effort to avoid clashes with other Term 2 training sessions to give all students the opportunity to trial. These sessions will run at the same time and on the same day each week until the end of term.

Trial Schedule for Term 2

Monday 26 May – Year 7 | 6:45–8:15am

Tuesday 27 May – Year 8 | 6:45–8:15am

Wednesday 28 May – Year 10 | 6:45–8:15am

Thursday 29 May – Year 5 | 6:45–8:15am

Friday 30 May – Year 6 | 6:45–8:15am; Year 9 | 3:30–5:00pm

Representing the College in tennis is both a challenge and an honour. Bring your commitment, enthusiasm, and best effort—we look forward to seeing you on court.

Representative tennis

Congratulations to all the boys selected to trial for Met North this year.This is more than just an opportunity to represent the College—it’s a chance to compete for a place in the strongest team in the region. You’ve earned the right to be proud.

Wishing all 8 of you the very best of luck. I’ll see you out there.

Super League news

Our five Marist teams are making a serious push this season! Three are firmly placed in the top four, one is knocking on the door in 5th, and even the team that hasn’t had the smoothest run is showing great heart and resilience.

We’re on track to see four out of five teams in the championship rounds—a huge credit to the energy, effort, and commitment shown across the courts. Finals are just around the corner, and the buzz is real. Let’s finish strong and turn all that hard work into something special!

Super League & Brisbane League – Comp 2 (2025)

Want in? Now’s the time!

We’re opening entries for Super League and Brisbane League Comp 2, starting Term 3—and we want you to be part of it.

Whether you’re looking to compete, improve, or just love the thrill of match play, this is your chance to join the action. Let us know if you're keen and we’ll get you set up, geared up, and ready to go.

Tennis is flying—come and be part of it! Open to all, students and adults who want to play.

First X Squad Training

Training Times: Mondays & Wednesdays | 3:30–5:00 PM

Congratulations to those selected—this is a significant milestone on the path to Firsts selection.

Our focus remains clear: ConsistencyCompetitivenessTactical awareness

Selection demands more than talent—it requires intent, tactical control, and the ability to perform under pressure. Train with purpose and show that you’re ready for the next level.

We want players who lift the standard—those who rally smart, keep opponents under pressure, and strike when it matters. Every effort counts, not just for yourself, but for the team beside you.

Upcoming Events

Marist Open Doubles & Primary Doubles Championships - Thursday 19 & Friday 20 June

Time: 3:30 – 7:30 PM

Open and Primary competitions will run concurrently. A sausage sizzle will be provided for players—because doubles should come with double the fun.

Mid-Year Holiday Camp

Monday 7 – Wednesday 9 July

8:00 – 11:00 AM

Three mornings of focused training to keep players sharp over the break. No holiday rust allowed.

Term 3 Key Dates

Monday 14 July – AIC Training Begins (pupil-free day)

Monday 11 & Tuesday 12 August – Marist Open & Primary Singles Championships

Time: 3:30 – 7:30 PM

Both events run side by side with another famous sausage sizzle for energy and morale.

Tuesday 16 September – AIC Break-Up Party

Time: 3:30 – 6:00 PM

Celebrating the season with food, fun, and possibly a few friendly rematches.

September Holiday Camp

Monday 22 – Wednesday 24 September

8:00 – 11:00 AM

An ideal way to maintain form heading into Term 4—expect plenty of hitting, match play, and laughs.

Term 4 Key Dates

Tuesday 7 October – Coaching resumes (pupil-free day)

Sunday 23 November – Parent-Son Tournament & Christmas Break-Up

Time: 2:00 – 6:00 PM | BBQ at 5:00 PM

A relaxed and competitive afternoon of tennis and celebration to wrap up the year.

Christmas & New Year Holiday Camps

All camps run from 8:00 – 11:00 AM:

Monday 15 – Wednesday 17 December

Monday 22 – Wednesday 24 December

Monday 12 – Wednesday 14 January

Monday 19 – Wednesday 21 January

Perfect for players who want to stay match-fit and avoid a slow start to the new year.

Looking Ahead – Term 1, 2026

Monday 2 February – Term 1 coaching begins

Football

Football Coordinator – Blair Whitlock

Round 3 vs St Patricks College

Round 3 saw us taking on St Patrick’s College with the junior draw (Years 5-8) scheduled away at Shorncliffe and the senior draw (Years 9-12) at home in Ashgrove. Unfortunately, the persistent rain throughout the week was too much for the grounds at St Pat’s and all matches were called off. This weekend was a true test of our facilities and displayed how fortunate we are to have such fantastic grounds onsite. The Ashgrove home matches were the only set of games across the AIC that had zero cancelations as we pushed forward with a full slate of matches on Flat 5, Flat 6 and Cameron Oval.

Well done to all teams that played on Saturday with strong performances coming through from supplementary games in the Primary school right through to our Opens teams. Its incredible that we are already halfway through the AIC Football season and fingers crossed we are through the last of the disruptions and all teams can find some rhythm in the final rounds.

The 1st XI played out a nail-biting 2-2 draw against St Pat’s in what is expected to be a pivotal match come the end of the season. The boys overcame plenty of adversity to equalize twice after conceding goals in the 1st minute of both halves. A special mention to Miles Sartoni scoring two goals including a brilliant overhead volley in the 65th minute (Livestream Link). With 2 wins and a draw so far, the team has clarity as 4 wins from here on would secure Ashgrove an 11th outright premiership. Another big test awaits this weekend against a 3rd place St Laurence’s College that will be looking to keep their premiership hopes alive.

Football – Training Schedules

The Football training schedule will be posted weekly on the Orbit App for all parents to see. Now that the majority of public holidays / student free days have occurred there will be very little movement in training days (if any) for the vast majority of Football teams. If you are unable to make your training or game, please let your year level coordinator know so they can advise the coaching staff:

Year 5 Coordinator – Mr Michael Jones (jonesmi@marash.qld.edu.au)

Year 6 Coordinator – Mrs Rachelle Garton (gartonr@marash.qld.edu.au)

Year 7 Coordinator – Mr Gareth Kolkenbeck-Ruh (kolkenbeckruhg@marash.qld.edu.au)

Year 8 Coordinator – Mrs Maddie Henry (spannm@marash.qld.edu.au)

Year 9 Coordinator – Mr Marcus Schrader (schraderm@marash.qld.edu.au)

Year 10 Coordinator – Mr AJ Gray (graya@marash.qld.edu.au)

Opens Coordinator – Ms Kathryn Badini (badinik@marash.qld.edu.au)

Football Training | Wet Weather Plan

Football training will rarely be called off due to bad weather. If rain is forecast, students are asked to place their school bags and formal hats under cover.

Parents dropping students at Des Connor Fields are asked to use the canteen end, where the gear shed and canteen balcony provide shelter. The shed on Cameron Oval provides shelter for teams training there.

Social Media

The marketing and photography team do an amazing job of capturing the boys games where possible each weekend. Please head over to the Marist College Sport Instagram page to see photos from the weekends matches as well as our Team and Coaches of the Week! @marist_ashgrove_sports.