Trinity College Gawler

Sports News

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Summer Sports

Terms 1 & 4

Winter Sports

Terms 2 & 3

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Summer Sports Nomination Form

Summer Netball Nomination Form

Sports Policy

Sports Hot Weather Policy

Hot Weather Policy – Practice Nights (week nights)

If “The Advertiser” of the day indicates a temperature of 35 degrees C (or higher), then lesson 7 is cancelled and all students leave at the end of lesson 6.

Hot Weather Policy - Matches

There are different policies in place according to each sport for match days. Please refer to individual sports pages for the Hot Weather Policy.

Sports Newsletters

No. 1 2008

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ISSA (Independant School Sport Association)

SSSSA "The Sports Brief"

Trinity College Sports Office

Phone: 08 85220645

Fax: 08 85238756

Head of Sport

Mr Richard Bednall

Mobile: 0413153782

Sports Administrator

Ms Christine Murray

Phone: 08 85220645

Sports Assistant

Mr Malcolm Bennett

Phone: 08 85238749

Sports News

2008 Sports Awards

Athletics Anthony Skewes

Basketball Daniel Carlin

Cricket Eythan Barraclough

Football Jake Spicer

Hockey Tom Gregory

Netball Hayley Norris

Soccer Paul Whitney

Softball Cendal Jaensch

Swimming Taylor Ritenberg

Tennis Harrison Dawes

2008 Sports Person of the Year
Congraulations to Hayley Norris who was awarded the 2008 Sports Person of the Year.

Brittany to play for Scorpians

Brittany Perry has been selected to represent South Australia in cricket. She is an outstanding fast bowler and will play in the SA Scorpions Under 15 Team.

Adelaide United Beach Soccer Tournament

A young Trinity College team competed well in this tournament, with the only team to beat them in normal play being the eventual winners Norwood Morialta High School.

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State Representative in our Midst

Congratulations to Hayley Norris who has been selected in the Under 19 and Open Softball teams for South Australia. The Under 19 team will travel to Melbourne in January to play a week long National tournament.

The Open team, known as the SA Starz, will play in Brisbane in the National League competition which will compete over four weekends. The first weekend is from November 14 to 16. Subsequent weekends will be held in Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney in December, January and February. We wish her well.

Trinity College Foundation Supports Sport

Sport at Trinity College continues to grow. The number of participants in College programs is increasing each season and at the elite level many Trinity teams and individuals are competing with the best.

The ongoing and generous support of the Trinity College Foundation has allowed many Trinity students to attend national and international sporting events. Just in the past 12 months alone the Foundation has assisted the Senior Girls and Boys Knockout Athletics teams (Sydney and Melbourne), the Open Boys Basketball team (Geelong), the Cricket Tour to Darwin, the Netball Tour to the Gold Coast and the Football/ Netball Exchange to Ballarat.

Individuals in a wide range of sports have also been fortunate to receive financial assistance through the Awards of Excellence program run by the Foundation.

On behalf of the Trinity College sporting community we thank the Foundation for their continued support.

Horse Care Programme

The Horse Care Programme is coordinated for students who do not own a horse. Horse Care is held after school on Thursday afternoons from 3.45 to 5.00pm and Saturday monrings from 8.30 to 9.30am at the Trinity College Arena.

The Saturday morning session will allow students to stay on and watch lessons with the more competent continuers, even joining lessons as their abilities improve.

Level One Certificate in Equine Studies

Year 10 Members of the Riding Club and above may enrol in the VET component offered by the College as part of a Level One Certificate in Equine Studies.