Head of Sport and Activities—Mr Dave Capra

We had a fantastic start to the sporting year on Saturday with 18 games of cricket played against Gregory Terrace. It was won-

derful to see continuing and new boys coming together to enjoy playing competitive cricket. I would like to thank the many fam-

ilies who came along to support their sons at the games and contributed to the wonderful community atmosphere that Saturday

morning sport creates.

I would like to congratulate our boys for the positive sportsmanlike way in which they conducted themselves on the field over

the weekend. We are looking forward to a great season ahead.

Term 1 Sport

Sport at ATC will really begin to ramp up over the coming week with all training beginning as per the timetable included in this

newsletter. Information regarding each of the sports that boys signed on for has either been emailed directly to parents or is

included in this newsletter edition.

The sport and activities timetable that we have developed for 2016 is the culmination of a significant amount of planning with

music, sport and activities staff to ensure that boys are able to purse a variety of co-curricular activities whilst ensuring they

maintain a strong focus on academics. You will notice that there are multiple training sessions in the mornings for sports; boys

are to choose which of these they attend so as not to clash with their music commitments. The afternoon team training sessions

are compulsory as coaches will work directly with their teams on whole team skills and strategies. At ATC, music and sport in

particular are dedicated to collaboration, not competition and coaches, coordinators and tutors will work to support boys in both

areas.

Queensland Combined Independent Schools

At the end of 2015 we announced the formation of our new sport association (QCIS) with the foundation schools being ATC,

Brigidine College, Scots PGC, Downlands College and Toowoomba Anglican College and Preparatory School. Over the holidays

we have had a number of Brisbane schools express interest in this association and over the coming weeks and months we will be

meeting with these schools to investigate the sporting opportunities that will come from this group of schools.

The fundamental purpose of the QCIS is to bring schools together for healthy, structured and competitive sporting opportunities.

In 2016 we will participate in the inaugural QCIS Swimming, Cross Country and Track and Field Championships as well asfixtures

and carnival days in team sports. The focus in our Championship events will be to provide to a large number of divisions and

events to ensure that the most number of students possible are able to compete. As the association grows in strength and num-

bers, we are looking forward to the competitive opportunities that it will offer the ATC boys to compliment the other fixtures and

competitions which we are a part of.

Team Sport Draws

Initially, the QCIS will offer team sporting fixtures across some sports (as we saw against these schools in Rugby, Football and

Cricket in 2015) for some teams. At ATC we are blessed with having a community that values participation in sport and we are

committed to providing meaningful competitive opportunities for all boys and all teams. To provide these opportunities we will

continue to work with a variety of schools across a number of competitions to organise fixtures in team sports. As such we can-

not always provide a long term draw for all teams; we will however ensure that draws are communicated to parents in as timely

and efficient manner as possible. Thanks for your support in this area.

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Athletic Performance Coordinator — Mr Luke Donatini

ATC Indoor Cricket

Indoor Cricket in 2016 will run slightly different from our previous seasons. Our games will still be played at

Brisbane West Indoor Sports Centre (BWISC) , 27 Bellwood Street, Darra, however, this year they will be con-

ducted on a Friday afternoon. Trainings will be on Monday afternoons.

All students in Years 4 to 9 wanting to participate in Indoor Cricket MUST attend the very first training session

on Monday afternoon 1 February from 3.15pm to 4.30pm. From the attendance of this initial training session

teams will be established for our Trial Games which will be played on Friday afternoon, 5 February. After these

trail games (Friday 5 February) teams will formed and a draw will be established.

TRAINING VENUES

Year 4 Training - Monday Afternoons (3.15pm to 4.30pm) ATC Tennis Courts

Year 5 to Year 9 Training - Monday Afternoons (3.15pm to 4.30pm) Jack Bowers Oval

PLEASE BE REMINDED - ALL MUST ATTEND THE FIRST TRAINING SESSION on Monday 1 February

FRIDAY AFTERNOON GAMES

All ATC Indoor Cricket games will be played at Brisbane West Indoor Sports Centre, 27 Bellwood Street, Darra.

Two game time slots:

Game Session 1— 3.45pm to 4.45pm

Game Session 2— 4.45pm to 5.45pm

Indoor Cricket for next Friday 5 February 2016 (Trial Games)

Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 Indoor Cricketers will play trial games at BWISC Dara at 3.45pm

Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 Indoor Cricketers will play trial games at BWISC Dara at 4.45pm

TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMENTS

All students will be transported by bus from Ambrose Treacy College at 3.10pm to BWISC for Friday afternoon

games. Parents are to arrange PRIVATE PICK UP of their son at the completion of his game (see above for year

level game times). We do ask that parents ensure that they are on time and at the venue for the completion of

their son’s game.

FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING TEAMS, SEASON DRAW & DRESS WILL BE EMAILED TO ALL STUENTS

AND PARENTS AFTER MONDAY’S TRAINING SESSION

Athletic Performance Coordinator — Mr Luke Donatini

ATC Cross Country Welcome to our second year of ATC Cross Country. We are all excited to get started and pick up from

where we left off last year. Following on and building upon our term 4 Tuesday Trail Running, we will be

putting the following sessions in place as of next week (Starting Tuesday 2 February).

Cross Country Pre-Season – Years 4 to Year 9 Students Welcome

In our 2016 Sport Timetable we have advertised training times for Cross Country as Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday and Friday from 6.45am. However, next week we will run with the following pre-season training

sessions.

Tuesday Morning 2 February (6.30am to 8.00am): Trail Run (students, parents and staff all wel-

come). We will meet outside the College’s Edmund Rice Building (Grassed area near flag poles) at

6.30am and will run the Fig Tree Pocket Trail. This trail run will cater for all students from Year 4 to

Year 9 and all ability levels.

Thursday Mornings (6.45am to 8.00am): Cross Country Preseason (students from Years 4 to 9).

Please meet outside the College’s Edmund Rice Building (Grassed area near flag poles) at 6.45am.

Training will be conducted around the College.

Please Note: Further morning ‘pre-season’ and fitness training sessions will be included and

available to students as we progress through the term.

ATC Cricket Coordinator—Mr Brett Henschell

ATC CRICKET The school cricket season made an early start last week due to a short Term 1 this year. The ATC First X1, Second X1 and Third X1, assembled from boys chosen in 9A, 8A and 7A, played matches against WestMAC and The Armidale School on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, as did 6A on Friday. A total of ten matches were played and ATC was suc-cessful in all ten. Well done boys! A great start to the season.

The remainder of the cohort, plus 6A, played Gregory Terrace on Saturday. ATC performed well against a noted cricketing school and was successful in terms of wins in many matches. A number of narrow losses could have been narrow wins except for some wayward bowling and fielding at crucial times that gifted runs to the opposition. Team training over the next couple of weeks will aim to address this. ATC has the chance to overturn these results come 20 February 2016.

Notable performances were Cam Hunt (67 runs not out and 4 wickets for 15 runs for the First X1 v TAS on Satur-day), Rory Wells (64 runs from 20 deliveries for 6D Blue v GT), Patrick Keyser (32 runs not out for 5A v GT) and Nicho-las Charlton (49 runs from 30 deliveries for 7 Green v GT).

Teams will be named on a weekly basis and distributed by the Year Level Coordinators. Team coaches from each Year level will meet before and after team practice to discuss the previous Saturday’s performance and make changes as deemed necessary. It is our aim to put the best performing X1 on the field week on week and strong performanc-es will be rewarded.

All school cricket fixtures are One Day matches. Many school cricket matches are played in the T20 format or 25 or 30 overs per side. The shorter version matches often make it difficult for every boy to bat and bowl on the day. Team coaches will endeavour to have each boy visit the crease a similar number of times and bowl a similar number of overs during the course of the season. Don’t be concerned if you don’t get to bat one week. You are more than likely to be called upon to bat up the order the following week.

Parents are requested to provide coaches and Year Level Coordinators with as much notice as possible in regard to absences. Obviously, this is not possible with Saturday morning illness but boys can be shifted between teams to ensure maximum participation on match day if absences are known in advance.

Morning skills training commences from Week 2. Team training is compulsory for all boys. A great deal of effort has gone into planning the schedule to minimize/eliminate clashes with other extracurricular activities. Skills training will be conducted 6:45am-8:00am on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings. These trainings are optional and open to boys of all Year levels. Boys can choose to attend none, one, two or all three morning skills trainings. No reg-istration is required nor a permanent commitment. A boy can attend one Tuesday morning and not the next or one Wednesday morning and then Thursday morning the following week. Just make sure you attend on the appropriate day eg. don’t come Wednesday morning and ask for keeper skills training.

ATC Cricket Coordinator—Mr Brett Henschell

ATC CRICKET cont.. The Cricket Intensives program, led by Mr Gary Jones, will be conducted 3:15pm-4:45pm Monday afternoons at Jack Bowers Oval. This is an opportunity for boys of all Year groups and standards to gain a little extra cricket coaching during the week. No registration is required nor commitment to attend every Monday. A boy may feel he needs help with his bowling action or forward defence or catching etc. He would be able to go down to the nets on a Monday afternoon and receive some tuition from a qualified HCA coach from 3:15pm. He may be there for 30 minutes, an hour, or the entire period. It does not matter but it is a user pays system and the cost is $20.00. Coach-ing could be in the form of one on one, small group or large group, depending on the number of boys attending and the aspect of their game requiring attention.

Whilst the College will provide ample cricket gear for boys to use at team training and matches, it is strongly rec-ommended that boys have their own batting gloves and protector for hygiene reasons. These items can be pur-chased from any sports or cricket store and I will have stock available for purchase at team training sessions over the next couple of weeks.

Date savers. Whilst the Term 1 cricket draw for boys in Years 5-9 is a fluid document and subject to change, please be advised that Year 6 teams are scheduled to play TSS at Southport on Saturday, 27 February 2016 and Year 5 teams are scheduled to play TSS at Southport on Saturday, 12 March 2016. Confirmation will be given with as much notice as possible.

Good luck to luck to all this Saturday. Have fun!

ATC Swim Camp Recovery Session!

ATC Teams Results, Round 1 Cricket Draw 30 January, Round 2

9A ATC def TAS Brookfield Showgrounds, 8.00am vs ATC 7A

9B ATC 6/86 d GT 10/85, Tom Sherratt Vs BBC 9C, QASMT Oval, 8.15am, 20 Overs, Turf

8A WMAC Cricket Carnival BBC 9B, BBC, Miskin Oval, 1.30pm, 30 Overs, Turf

8B GT 10/132 d ATC 9/32, Sacha Louw BBC 8D, Chelmer Sports Inc. 8.15am, 20 Overs, Turf.

7A WMAC Cricket Carnival Brookfield Showgrounds, 8.00am vs ATC 9A

7B GT 2/113 d ACT 10/112, Sam Walsh Vs BBC 7C Black, BGGS Playing Fields No. 1, 11.30am, 20 Overs, Turf

7 Blue Gt 6/123 ATC 8/83, Tate Burton BBC 7D Black, BGGS Playing Fields No. 2, 11.30am, 20 Overs, Syn.

7 Green GT D5/128 d ATC Green 2/91, Nicholas Charlton BBC 7D Green, St Aiden’s Playing Fields, 11.30am, 20 Overs, Syn.

6A GT 4/180 d ATC 6/127, Ryan Forrester Vs BBC 6A, St Aidan’s Playing Fields, 8.15am, 30 Overs, Syn.

6B GT 115 d ATC 84, Oscar Holt INTERNAL GAME, Jindalee State School, 8.15am, 30 Overs, Synthetic

6C GT 6/74 d ATC 9/75, Sam Pandy

6 Blue ATC 155 d Terrace 85, Rory Wells INTERNAL GAME, Akuna Oval East, 8.15am, 20 Overs Synthetic

6 Green GT 4/70 d ATC 71, Callum Bonner-Jerrett

5A GT 10/109 d ATC 6/146, Patrick Keyser 32 no INTERNAL GAME Jack Bowers 1, 8.15am, 20 Overs Syn., ATC 5A vs ATC 5B 5B GT 10/128 d ATC 9/109, Dylan Brockhurst

5C Result TBC INTERNAL GAME Bellbowrie Sport and Rec, 8.15am, 20 Overs, Syn. 5 Blue

TERRACE 108 d ATC 56, Caleb Poulsen 5 Green Vs TERRACE, Jack Bowers 2, 8.15am, Syn.

4 Cork

ATC Brothers East Oval, 8.15am 4 Galway

4 Mayo ATC Brothers West Oval, 8.15am

4 Donegal

4 Kerry Taringa Playground, 8.15am

ATC Cricket Venues – Saturday 30 January

Jindalee State School, Wongaburra St, Jindalee

Chelmer Sports Inc. Queenscroft St, Chelmer Bellbowrie Sport and Rec Club,

Sugarwood Rd, Bellbowrie

Akuna Oval East, Hepworth St, Kenmore

Brookfield Showgrounds, Brookfield Road, Brookfield

ATC Jack Bowers and Brothers East and West,

Kate St, Indooroopilly

Taringa Playground, Moorak St, Taringa

BBC - QASMT Off Miskin St, Taringa

BGGS Playing Fields Sprenger St, Fig Tree Pocket

St Aidan’s Playing Fields, ‘Ambiwerra’, Rolfe St, Corinda BBC Miskin Oval, Miskin St, Taringa

ATC Cricket Results Round 1 and Draw Round 2

ATC Aquatics Coordinator—Mr Paul Jones

SWIMMING - camp

27 swimmers returned home from Tallebudgera Recreational Camp where they participated in ATC’s inaugural swim

camp. After swimming 20 kms in 3 days not including the 2 hours of surf swimming and strength training, it was

lucky that the quality of the food at the camp as well as a visit to Sizzler was able to provide the energy required to

keep them going the distance. There was also some time for serious classroom work on the psychology of racing and

goal setting. Everyone had a great time, the swimmers represented our school well and their families should be

proud of the children they have raised. It should be a great start to the swim season for these advanced swimmers.

Last weekend a few of our team competed at the Chandler Sprint Meet with 5 of our swimmers bringing home med-

als and the other 15 competitors finishing within the top 10 of their preferred events. There were 650 competitors

and these results give a great indication of what we can expect in the upcoming Brisbane and Queensland sprint

championships. Best of luck to all involved in these meets. Nominations for Queensland Sprint Championships will

close on Monday 8th February.

CLUB NIGHTS—Our first Club night will be held on Thursday 4th February. Starting at 6.00 pm and open to all ATC students and swimming club members. We look forward to seeing many of you at our first night for this term.

BROTHER MILLER SHIELD - 5th February at Nudgee College—ATC looks forward to an afternoon of compe-tition against a number of GPS schools.

WEST TAYLOR BRIDGE DISTRICT TRIALS - Monday 8th February at St Peter’s College, Indooroopilly. This event is for 10 – 12 year olds. Notice of selection in this team will be sent home next week.

VOLLEYBALL Mr Tim Walker Coordinator Our volleyball program begins on Tuesday 2 February with trials on the ATC courts from 3.00-4.30pm.

In 2016 our program will have two levels. A group of boys will be selected to train and compete in teams in friendly matches against other schools on Thursday afternoons. Boys who are not selected in the competi-tive program will participate in a development program which will involve training on Tuesday afternoons and internal games and skills coaching on Thursday afternoons.

Both the competitive and the development or recreational programs will prepare boys for participation in the Gap High School competition in Term 2 and 4 as well as QLD Volleyball Schools Cup 14-16 October, 2016.

Boys are to change into their HPE uniform and head straight down to the courts after school on Tuesday.

Please contact Mr Tim Walker if you have any queries regarding volleyball.

ATC Aquatics Coordinator—Mr Paul Jones

QUEENSLAND STATE SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

On the first week of the Christmas holidays 14 individual swimmers as well as 14 relay teams competed at

these championships. Queensland is known as the strongest swimming state and these championships

showed that this is indeed the case.

The quality of competition was of an extremely high standard with a number of age group teams visiting

from Asia also competing.

The success of our swimmers was outstanding with a 93 percent success rate in achieving personal best

times.

Special congratulations must go to Daniel Woodrow who won silver in the 100m Freestyle and bronze in

the 200m freestyle finals. These results also qualified Daniel for National titles in Adelaide later this year.

Other congratulations go to Tom Kearney who qualified for the 100 m Breaststroke final where he placed

8th.

WATER POLO

Welcome back to you all. It’s time to get the ball rolling for the last 5 games of the season.

Please see the R9 details for this weekend’s games attached:

Under 13’s Green Round 9 30th January – 3.40 pm Pool: All Hallows-2

Ambrose Treacy College V River City (arrival time 3.00pm)

Under 13’s: Lollies & Oranges – Hickey Family / Scoring – Kearney Family

Unavailable: Tyler Hoskin / Sammy Moss

Under 15’s Blue Round 9 30th January at 2.20 pm Pool: All Hallows-1

Ambrose Treacy College V Polo Bears (arrival time 1.40pm)

Under 15’s: Lollies & Oranges – Robinson Family / Scoring – Moltoni Family

Note: The website is showing all games up to (Round 13) and including the 27th February.

CANOE POLO

Canoe Polo will be held on Wednesday nights for Year 8 and 9 and Saturday mornings for Year 4. Infor-

mation regarding this program will be sent to students early next week. If you are interested and are in

these year levels please be aware of upcoming emails.

SWIMMING CARNIVAL

Friday January 29th

TUCKSHOP AVAILABLE FOR PARENTS/SIBLINGS

The tuckshop will be open and available to students as well as parents during

the swimming carnival. Please bring your son's student card to purchase items. If you do not have the card, please see Tuckshop staff and we can process pay-

ment manually.

We will be ordering extra sushi for the day.

All food (except snacks and treats) needs to be ordered by 9am at the counter OR you can order it online and advise the name of the

parent collecting the order.

If your son is new this year, please set up an account with Flexischools and order it online as your son's card will not be ready.

(When setting up the account - click on 'I do not have a card' and proceed as in-structed.

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