Senior Sport Report

Jacob Cincurak - Senior School Sports Coordinator

Hume and Ovens & Murray League Premiers

A huge congratulations to all of our footy and netball players who took part in their grand finals over the weekend. We are incredibly proud of the effort, determination, and teamwork shown across all teams.

A special mention goes to Year 12 student Hannah Piltz, who capped off her final week of school by playing in the C Grade Netball Grand Final – a wonderful way to finish her TAC sporting journey.

We also celebrate Eamon Boyle and Andrew Male, who were part of the Henty 3rds Grand Final. Coming in as the underdogs, they rose to the occasion, with Eamon’s move forward for the first time this season proving to be a match-winning gamble.

And finally, to all of our other premiership winners – congratulations! The bragging rights are yours for 2025.

RAS Athletics – Tuesday 23 September

Sydney Olympic Park

Last Tuesday, eleven of our athletes represented Trinity Anglican College at the RAS Athletics Carnival held at Sydney Olympic Park. It was a fantastic day of competition, with strong results across both track and field.

Highlights include:

Dash Gurung – 4th in the 12–19 Years Para Shot Put, and an outstanding 2nd place in the 12–19 Years Para 100m. Dash continues to go from strength to strength with his performances.
Bailey Evans – 4th in the 14 Years 1500m, only a few seconds off the podium at an incredible pace.
Ewan Bredenkamp – 1st place in the 16 Years 200m, huge performance amongst a really tight field, 400m 3rd Bronze medal, 4th in 200m, 7th in 100m, 8th in 800m
Alyssa Jarrott – 3rd in the 15 Years Discus, same placing as last year.

Congratulations to all of our athletes on their commitment, sportsmanship, and achievements on the day. We are proud of the way you represented TAC at such a prestigious venue.

Jack Newton Shield – Beau Gray

Beau Gray at the Jack Newton Cup

Earlier this week, Beau Gray travelled to Sydney to compete in the prestigious Jack Newton Cup, one of the key junior golf tournaments in New South Wales. The event, named in honour of Australian golfing legend Jack Newton, has a proud history of showcasing the best up-and-coming golfers from across the state.

Beau put together an outstanding round, finishing 15 over on the day, a strong performance on a challenging course. Congratulations to Beau on representing TAC with great determination at such a highly regarded event.

Tallangatta & District Netball Finals Wrap-up

On Saturday 13 September, several Trinity students proudly represented their clubs in the Tallangatta & District Netball Grand Finals.

13 & Under – Kiewa Sandy Creek v Thurgoona

In a close match, Kiewa Sandy Creek came away with a 26–23 win. The Thurgoona girls played their hearts out and should be so proud of their effort and wonderful attitude.

Well done to Nyla Grealy, Elle Martin and Rayne Rampal!

17 & Under – Kiewa Sandy Creek v Chiltern

Kiewa Sandy Creek fought hard in a tough game, securing a 42–38 victory. Congratulations to Issy Whitsed (Y11), who stepped into the roles of Statistician and Assistant Coach midway through the season due to knee surgery.

Fun fact: the Kiewa side was co-coached by former Trinity student Jess Barton (Class of 2017), who also coached the 15 & Under Kiewa team to premiership success!

Well done also to Portia Johnston (Y10), who played a fantastic game for Chiltern and gave her all.