Sport

Sporting Events Calendar

TCRC Welcome Morning Tea & Year 12 Farewell

We look forward to welcoming members of the TC Rowing community to tomorrow morning's opening Morning Tea event of the 2026-2027 PSA Sporting Season, at which we will also formally farewell our Class of 2026 Rowers.

Ticket sales have now closed.

Details

• Date: Saturday, 17 October
• Time: 8.30am - 10.30am
• Venue: McCabe Court (by the Rowing Shed) and surrounding Rowing areas
• Other info:
  • A coffee van will be on-site, for parents to purchase hot drinks.

PSA Summer Season – Round 1

The students have been hard at work training and preparing for the upcoming PSA summer season, which kicks off this week with an away fixture against Scotch. Many of the 1st teams dedicated their holiday break to training sessions, mini-camps, and practice matches. These efforts should serve them well as they aim to contend for the trophies available across each sport.

As always, parents are warmly encouraged to attend the games and support their sons over the two days of competition.

1st team details against Scotch on Saturday 17th October:

• Basketball – 10:45am @ Scotch College Gym
• Cricket – 9:30am @ Scotch Playing Fields – Memorial Oval
• Tennis – 8:30am @ Scotch Playing Fields - Jenkinson
• Volleyball – 10:00am @ Trinity Sports Centre
• Water Polo – 10:45am @ Trinity Pool

Summer Sports Captains

Congratulations to the following students who have been appointed as Captains and Vice-Captains of their respective sports for the 2026/27 Summer Sport season. These students have been recognised for their leadership, commitment and contribution to Trinity College Sport. We look forward to seeing them lead their teams with pride and demonstrate the values of teamwork, sportsmanship and respect throughout the season.

Basketball

• Captain: Cruz Ingleton
• Vice-Captain: Tace Rankin

Cricket

• Captain: Phoenix Trott
• Vice-Captains: Oscar Shepherd and Akain Ranawaka

Rowing

• Captain: Orlando La Falce
• Vice-Captain: Luke Booth
• Captain of Coxswains: Finn Hodder-Ryan

Tennis

• Captain: Reuben Panaia
• Vice-Captain: Pietman Fourie

Volleyball

• Captain: Thomas Shaw
• Vice-Captain: Oliver Pontre

Water Polo

• Captain: Ed McLean
• Vice-Captains: Zavier Leone and Henry Clarey

Congratulations to all students on their appointments. We wish them every success as they lead their teams and represent Trinity College throughout the season.

Mr Ryan Lockyer

Director of Sport

The Blue Tree Project

The Blue Tree Project is an organisation designed to help spark difficult conversations and encourage people to speak up when battling mental health concerns. By spreading the paint and spreading the message that "it’s OK to not be OK", we can help break down the stigma that is still largely attached to mental health. (For more information, visit www.bluetreeproject.com.au).

Throughout the PSA fixture against Christ Church in Week 3, we invite the entire Trinity College community to become involved in our Blue Round to highlight the importance of talking about our mental health and supporting those experiencing mental health difficulties.

This initiative aims to raise awareness and funds for the fantastic work the Blue Tree Project does in our community. Students, staff, and community members are invited to be involved in the following ways:

• Blue Uniform Day - to commence the initiative, on Tuesday, 27 October, students are asked to wear their PE uniform for a gold coin donation, with the funds raised from this going to support the Blue Tree Project. Year 11 & 12 students who do not have a PE shirt can wear a blue Trinity PE shirt.

• During PCG, students will learn about the Blue Tree Project and complete wellness activities.

• During their PSA sporting fixture, 1st Teams will add an extra blue element to their uniform to raise awareness for this worthy cause. 

Facing the challenge of a mental health disorder is difficult enough, but another layer of pain comes with dealing with the reaction of others. The most significant consequence of stigma surrounding mental health issues is that people are reluctant to seek the treatment they need. 

When we all work together, we can create change. When we change our attitudes toward those with mental health challenges, the stigma will be reduced, and more people will receive the help they need to recover and live full, healthy lives. That is our goal at TC. 

Mr Michael Murphy

Health and Physical Education Teacher

Regular Sport Reminders & Resources

Policies

• TC Concussion Policy | Plan to follow by entire TC community in the case of concussion occurring to a student during training or matches | Click here to view.

• PSA Code of Conduct | Essential guidelines for maintaining the standard of behaviour expected within the TC (and wider PSA) community | Click here to view.