Senior School Sport & 

Co-curricular 

Winter Sport Code of Conduct

As we begin our winter season across Rugby, Netball, Soccer and Hockey, players and spectators are reminded to uphold the codes of conduct of each sporting association:

• Soccer – Football NSW
• Hockey – Orange Hockey Association
• Netball – Netball NSW
• Rugby – ISA (Independent Sporting Association)

The full Codes of Conduct for each association have been uploaded to the Sport Hub pages. A summary of shared expectations across all codes is outlined below:

1. Play by the rules and in the spirit of the game 
2. Play to win, but always fairly and honestly 
3. Respect everyone involved – teammates, opponents, coaches, officials, and spectators 
4. Accept decisions of referees/umpires
5. Control your behaviour and emotions – no abuse, sledging or inappropriate language 
6. Show good sportsmanship – applaud good play and be gracious in winning and losing 
7. Work hard and support your team
8. Be honest about injuries, effort and participation 
9. Play safely and take responsibility for your actions 
10. Treat others equally – no discrimination, bullying or harassment 
11. Represent your sport positively on and off the field 
12. Cooperate with coaches, officials and team staff 
13. Avoid harmful behaviours during sport (e.g unsafe conduct) 

2026 Athletics Carnival 

Congratulations to Dean House!

Final House Placings

1. Dean – 1115
2. Brown – 1103
3. Douglas – 1086
4. Gordon – 1074
5. Blackman – 1016
6. Richards – 932
7. McLachlan – 834
8. Williams – 822

House points, records, age champions and events

New 2026 Records

Girls 12 – 200m Dash

30.65

Ella Hunter – Brown

Girls 12 – Long Jump

4.46m

Ella Hunter – Brown

Girls 13 – Long Jump

4.91m

Lara Hooper – Blackman

Girls 12–14 – 4x100m Relay

58.14

Douglas – Douglas

Boys 12–14 – 4x100m Relay

56.64

Richards – Richards

Girls 12–14 – Triple Jump

10.23m

Lara Hooper – Blackman

Girls 15–16 – 1500m Run

5:10.00

Skye Napier – Blackman

Boys 18–19 – High Jump

1.90m

William Kline – Gordon

Download the results:

Lara Hooper Althetic Success

Lara represented NSW in Brisbane at two National Athletics Championships. The first one was the Coles Australian Little Athletics Championships (ALAC).  Lara achieved a bronze medal in high jump with a height of 150cm. In her main discipline of long jump she jumped 5.26m, a PB, for fourth place.  She held the lead for the first two rounds against a quality opposition but unfortunately she was out jumped in the final round.  The gold medal winner jumped 5.34m. This meant there was only 8cm between 4th and 1st.

Lara then competed in the Australian Junior Athletics Championships (AJAC) at Queensland Sports and Athletic Centre. She competed again in Long Jump against Australia’s best.  Lara jumped 5.12metres in tough headwind conditions. She won a bronze medal.