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WELCOME The College welcomed from Indonesia, Dra. Sri Wahjoeni Hadi S (Yuni), Dominikus Donny Riandono (Donny) and Lucia Harvianti, S.S. (Vian) yesterday. Yuni, Vian and Donny will be residing at the College and observing College life over the next six weeks.

MIRACULOUS MEDAL DEVOTIONS (NOVENA) The College held the first Miraculous Medal Devotions on Wednesday evening in the Chapel. This is a special devotion to Mary. We thank Fr Jim Maloney cm for conducting the Novena and for the visitors who attended from the local community. The next Novena will be held on Wednesday 28 October at 7.30pm in the Chapel.

HSC Examinations continue for Year 12 students. The College has received positive feedback from the students who are feeling confident about the exams. The final HSC exam at the College will be held on 4 November 2015.

HSC VISUAL ARTS The College has HSC Markers onsite today to review and mark the Year 12 HSC Visual Arts Major Works. The students works are currently on display in the Wilkinson Room.

DIOCESAN STUDENT LEADERS DAY The 2016 Prefect Team attended the Diocesan Student Leaders Day in Orange today with Mr Mark Elliott along with students from nine other Diocesan Catholic schools. This day was a day of listening, discussion, reflection, sharing of ideas and prayer with the theme: iRise: Lead, Proclaim, Connect. As well as participating in the opening Liturgy and closing Mass, attending workshops, meeting student leaders from other schools and listening to keynote speakers, the boys had the opportunity to sit with each other for a while and focus on their leadership at the College over the next four terms. I wish each of the students well as they strive to use their gifts and talents in serving the student body and the Stannies community.

ORANGE FIELD DAYS Yesterday, Year 9 and 10 Agriculture students plus future Year 8 Agriculture students attended the Orange Field Days with Mrs Virginia

van Gend and Mrs Alex Clements. This was a successful day with the students viewing and learning about new technologies available to the agricultural industry.

YEAR 7, 2016 ORIENTATION DAY On Monday the College hosted current Year 6 students who are enrolled in Year 7, 2016 at the College. This was a great day for the students and the College. A total of 95 students attended and participated in a number of activities in the College Trade Training Centre, Food Technology and Computing areas. I thank the students and staff who provided the Year 7, 2016 students with a wonderful experience. Thank you also to the staff who worked to ensure that this day ran smoothly. The students left with smiles on their faces talking about their day at the College. We look forward to welcoming these students at the beginning of the 2016 school year to begin their secondary education years at the College.

BERG SHIELD The Berg Shield scheduled for this week was washed out. We look forward to a new date being set so that this fixture can be played.

OBERON REGIONAL VISIT On 4 November 2015 Dr Anne Wenham, Mr Geoff Melville and Mrs Domino Houlbrook-Cove (Registrar) along with some of our current school families and students from the area will be visiting Oberon to provide prospective families with information about life at the College. We invite families to attend this information evening. Further details are included in today’s Newsletter. Mr Mark Neill, Acting Head of College

St Stanislaus’ College

NEWSLETTER (02) 6331 4177 www.stannies.com   23 October 2015 

From the Head of College

 

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CAREERS NEWS Work Experience Year 10 Congratulations to all year 10 students who participated in Work Experience opportunities during the final two weeks of Term 3. Eclectic choices in work placements were made this year with students participating in opportunities with builders, banks, veterinary clinics and hospitals, to name a few. Many students received glowing reports from their employers with six part-time job and four apprenticeship offers made on completion of their work experience weeks. The students were fantastic ambassadors for the school and should be extremely proud of their efforts. We hope these experiences in the work force will help them make informed decisions in future careers pursuits. Well done Year 10! 2015 Jobs EXPO, Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre On Tuesday 27th October, Bathurst City Council in conjunction with Central West Careers Advisors are holding a Jobs Expo. This is a valuable tertiary education and employment information day held at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre (BMEC) for senior students in Years 10-12, as well as members of the Bathurst community and surrounds. All Year 10 students will be attending the afternoon session. We will walk down to BMEC during lunch and will be back at school for Period 6. Permission notes will be emailed to parents. If you would like a hard copy please ask your son to collect one from the library. Mrs Helen Jones Careers Advisor

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES WORLD SKILLS 2015 The regional World Skills Competition for Primary Industries was held at Red Bend College in Forbes on the 15th October. Stannies took four Year 11 boys over to test their practical skills against students from across the Western region. Throughout the course of the day students undertook five tasks including a boomspray calibration; three-point linkage attachment and operation; sheep drafting and drenching; fencing and a team work challenge. They were assessed and marked on each of these tasks to produce a final ranking. The boys achieved excellent results at the end of the day, with Steven Holmes placing 2nd, William Fagan 4th; Oliver Croker 6th and George Chudleigh 10th. These are terrific achievements on which we commend the boys. Mrs Alex Clements, Science Teacher

College News and Information

COLLEGE CALENDAR OCTOBER 24 October ISA Summer Sport Round Two 27 October P&F Meeting, 7.30pm, Senior Ref 28 October Miraculous Medal Devotions, 7.30pm, Chapel 31 October ISA Summer Sport Round Three

NOVEMBER 6 November New 2016 Boarder’s Orientation Stay Begins at 5pm 7 November Speech Night, 7pm, PAC ISA Summer Sport Round Four New 2016 Boarder’s Orientation Stay Concludes after lunch 8 November Family Day, 2016 Enrolments 10 November Feast of St Stanislaus’ & St Vincent’s Mass 14 November ISA Summer Sport Round Five 17 - 21 Nov College Play, Marble Hall 21 November ISA Summer Sport Round Six 23 - 27 Nov Years 7 to 9 Assessment Window 29 November Carols Night 30 November P&F Meeting, 7.30pm, Senior Ref

DECEMBER 3 December Term 4 Concludes Boarders travel home after 3.25pm 4 December Boarders travel home

TERM DATES 2015 Term 4: Wednesday 7 October - Thursday 3 December

AUTUMN FAIR 2016 The P&F Autumn  Fair  is being held  on  Sunday  13  March 2016. The P&F are seeking new food  stalls  for  the  2016  Fair. Start  saving  your  White Elephant items too! Get some friends together to assist the P&F with  new  stalls.  Your  assistance  is  appreciated.  For  further informa on,  please  contact  Chris  Tobin  on  02  6337  3511  or 0403 713 512.  

 

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ATHLETICS NEWS In Athletics, last term, 12 of our athletes achieved selection to compete as members of the ISA team at the next level: the Combined Independent Schools Carnival (CIS). Will Cranston-Lown (U15 High Jump), Nathan Germech (U16 High Jump), Ethan Ivory (U14 400m and 4 x 100m Relay), Henry Marson (U16 800m) who came first with an excellent time of 2min. 10.99 sec, Paul Mongta (Jnr 4 x 100m Relay), Nicholas Rankine (Jnr 4 x 100m Relay, Jnr Triple Jump & U14 100m), Ben Rudgley (Jnr 3000m), Simon Slack-Smith (U17 Shot Put), Bailey Warren (U12 Shot Put), Fletcher Wright (Jnr 4 x 100m Relay & U14 Shot Put), Peter Donato (U16 Javelin) and finally Jack Lynch (U13 400m). Of these 12 boys four managed to gain selection to the CIS Merit Team. Congratulations to Jack Lynch, Nathan Germech, Ethan Ivory and Will Cranston-Lown, the latter having come 1st in High Jump. Mr Gordon Weber

CRICKET NEWS RIP Chris Duke All BDJCA cricketers (including Stannies) will be wearing black armbands in memory of Chris Duke who died last week while playing 3rd Grade for Bathurst City Colts. A minute silence will also be observed before the match. May he rest in peace. Websites The College website (www.stannies.com) has all draws, training rosters and team lists available for the BDJCA season. The Stannies Cricket website (www.ststanislaus.nsw.cricket.com.au) can be used to locate information on draws, rules, tables and results. Please check the website if you have any concerns. The BDJCA and ISA also have websites you can visit for info also (www.bdjca.nsw.cricket.com.au and www.isa.nsw.cricket.com.au ). In the case of wet weather, the BDJCA has set up a Facebook page, where you can access all the latest info – just search Bathurst District Junior Cricket Association to find it! Players of the Week – Week 2

Shaun Brown Cricket Camps – 18th & 19th January, 2016 Please see flyer included. Yours in Cricket, Mark Elliott (MIC Cricket) 0407 274 025 melliott@stannies.com

CRICKET TRAINING ROSTER

Team  Coach  Monday  Tuesday 

1st XI  A Fisher  No. 1 Oval    

2nd XI  M Ellio   No. 1 Oval    

3rd XI  D Glasson     Nets 

4th XI  J O'Reilly  Nets    

5th XI  R King     Nets 

15 A  K Bonny     Nets 

14 White  S Jesse   No. 3 Oval    

14 Blue  F Tilley  Nets  Keady Oval 

13 A  J Welsh  Fitz Oval    

Team Coach Wednesday Thursday

1st XI  A Fisher    Nets 

2nd XI  M Ellio     Nets 

3rd XI  D Glasson    No. 1 Oval 

4th XI  J O'Reilly  Keady Oval    

5th XI  R King    Fitz Oval 

15 A  K Bonny    No. 3 Oval  

14 White  S Jesse   Nets   

14 Blue  F Tilley     

13 A  J Welsh  Nets   

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Team  Player of the Week  Stats 

1st XI  Izaac Molenkamp  44 & 0/10 

2nd XI  Tom Veitch  3/31 & 13 

3rd XI  Jacob Pepper & Ryan Cooke  4/15 & 4/0 

4th XI       

5th XI  Jarrod Cooper  19 

15 A  Michael Rowland  56* & 1‐15 

14 White  Sam Blatch  22 & 2/11 

14 Blue  Bryce O’Mally  1/15 & 19 

13 A  Ma hew Bea e  53 n.o  

 

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SPORTS NEWS RESULTS FROM WEEKEND 17 OCTOBER 2015

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SSC TEAM OPPONENT  Stannies Score  Opposi on Score  Result 

CRICKET         

1ST XI ‐ Fisher  Blue Mountains Gr.  10 / 145  10 / 129  Win 

2ND XI ‐ Ellio   St Pius X College.  10 / 95  9 / 158  Loss 

3rd XI ‐ Glasson  Rugby Union 15  10 / 89  10 / 91  Loss 

4th XI – O’Reilly  Rugby Union Gold  10 / 35  0 / 215  Loss 

5th XI ‐  King  All Saints College  10 / 136  3 / 135  Win 

SSC 15 ‐  Bonny  Ox Cents  1 / 107  7 / 94  Win 

SSC 14 Blue ‐  Tilley  All Saints College13  9 / 59  7 / 70  Loss 

SSC 14 White ‐ Jesse   St Pats  8 / 62  9 / 98  Loss 

SSC 13 ‐  Welsh  Scots  4 / 127   5 / 109   Won 

              

TENNIS             

Open Senior (White)  Stannies Blue  6 games  0 Games  Win 

Intermediate (White)  Stannies Blue  5.5 games  0.5 games  Win 

Junior (White)  Stannies Blue  5 games  1 game  Win 

Open Senior (Blue)  Stannies White  0 games  6 games  Loss 

Intermediate (Blue)  Stannies White  0.5 games  5.5 games  Loss 

Junior (Blue)  Stannies White  1 game  5 games  Loss 

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BASKETBALL        

1ST V  Division 1  St Pius X College  64  82  Loss 

17 Division 1  St Pius X College  33  38  Loss 

15 Division 1  St Pius X College  20  57  Loss 

14 Division 1  St Pius X College  46  21  Win 

13 Division 1  St Pius X College  17  73  Loss 

Opens  Division 4  St Pius X College C  27  37  Loss 

17 Division 4  St Pius X College C  21  8  Won 

15 Division 4  St Pius X College C  12  50  Loss 

14 Division 4  St Pius X College C  17  27  Loss 

13 Division 4  St Pius X College C  13  57  Loss 

              

Touch Football  Commences 26/10          

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SPORT REPORTS - 17 OCTOBER 2015 CRICKET TEAM: 1st XI COACH: Mr Tony Fisher OPPONENT: Blue Mountains Grammar School BEST BATSMAN: Isaac Molenkamp 44 BEST BOWLER: Josh Coyte 4/19 SCORE: SSC 145 BMGS 129 Coaches Report: The season had arrived and four players were making their debut for the 1st XI. The first assignment of the season was the tricky road trip to Wentworth Falls to take on Blue Mountains Grammar (BMG). New captain Judd Kerrison saw the coin fall against him and was sent in to bat. Early signs were not good when Hamish Smith received an in-swinging yorker in the 2nd over. Isaac Molenkamp came to the crease to join Brad Campbell and together they methodically frustrated the BMG bowlers and took the side to first drinks. The “cursed over” after drinks saw Campbell (15) dismissed with Ricky Webb and Will Bailey unable to stick around with Molenkamp. At the 26th over it was 4/57. Josh Coyte upped the ante and increased the run rate with some vigorous hitting producing a quick-fire 23 but it became his undoing when he flicked one of the pads with perfect timing and was caught on the boundary. Molenkamp’s fighting innings of 44 came to an end in the 37th over and the score was 6/105. When George Chudleigh went for one big shot too many trying to increase the run rate the score was 116 and not long after that it was nine wickets down and still on 116! Luke Powell (22) was joined by Ryan Campbell and together they put on a handy 10th wicket partnership of 29 to get the score to 145. Joe Lemmich and Luke Powell opened the bowling and had early success finding the edge of the bat to stand in keeper, Webb. By the first drinks break Coyte also had a wicket and BMG were 3/49. The remaining opener provided stubborn resistance until he was deceived in flight and became Campbell’s (1/16) first victim in the 1st XI. At the halfway mark BMG were 4/71 and looking comfortable. When Jack Veitch (1/26) claimed a wicket the score was on 99 and it was clear by the 34th over this game was not going to last the 50 overs. The Stannies boys had to lift with the ball if they wanted a win. Lemmich (1/29) came back on and tied down the batsman and was unlucky not to claim another wicket. Stand in captain Coyte bought Powell back into the attack who claimed the key wicket of the No. 6 batsman and at 6/121 this triggered a batting collapse. Coyte started a new spell and between the two of them, ripped through the tail to dismiss BMG for 129. Coyte finished with 4/19 and Powell 3/23. Catching was also a feature of the innings with 10 catches taken; Chudleigh (4), Webb (3) and one each to Smith, Brad Campbell, Molenkamp and Veitch. Tomorrow the boys travel to St Pats Strathfield in what will be a tough assignment, then back up on Monday to contest the first round of the Downie Shield against St Johns in Dubbo.

TEAM: 5ths XI COACH: Mrs Roslyn King OPPONENT: ASC Opens BEST BATSMAN: Jarrod Cooper 19 runs BEST BOWLER: Nick Trengove 1/14 after 2 overs SCORE: Stannies 5ths 10/136 ASC Opens 3/135 Coaches Report: With our first innings having been declared a washout the team was eager to take to the field. Dan Williams our Captain lost the toss and we were sent into field. The Opposition openers steadily scored runs and we didn’t break the opening partnership until the 14th over at which point they had scored 47 runs. The incoming batters were strong and with us giving away 39 sundries the total steadily crept to 135. Our opening batters Brendan Newman and Max Nell did not get time to settle into any batting rhythm as Max’s wicket was taken in the first over. Jarrod Cooper

joined Brendan at the crease and they managed to put 30 runs on the board in the first four overs. With these runs on the board in a short space of time it was clear we were not going down without a fight. At drinks we were six for 81 and it was time for a pep talk. If we focused we could do it! Our score rose steadily but at the same time our wickets were falling. After 23 overs we were 9/128, we needed just eight runs to win. A nervous Jack Whiteley and Harry Ryan knew a win rested on their shoulders. I commend these two boys on the determination and focus they showed at the crease as they steered us to victory by one run. The team as a whole displayed determination and a positive attitude, they stayed focused and committed to the last ball bowled.

TEAM: SSC 14 Blue COACH: Mrs Fiona Tilley OPPONENT: ASC 13 BEST BATSMAN: Bryce O’Mally BEST BOWLER: Harrison Strickland SCORE: SSC all out/59 vs ASC 7/70 Coaches Report: Stannies again won the toss and new captain, Ben Rudgley, elected to bowl. The first 10 overs were not high scoring, but the field hungered for a wicket, and after 25 overs, wickets had been taken with the opposition scoring 7/70. Single wicket takers Bryce O’Mally, William McRobert and Ryley Davison are to be congratulated. Charlie Weldon and Harrison Strickland, in particular, played an impressive role in minimising runs and they each took two wickets. Dylan Burke and Ryley Davison, as wicket keepers, did an excellent job in keeping the byes low and keeping the pressure up at the stumps. When it was time for Stannies Blue to take the crease, they were quietly confident. Unfortunately, some precision bowling saw the team faltering at 5/7 after only five overs. Stannies needed some batters with the stability of old oak trees, and they got it in Bryce O’Mally and Harrison Begg. The steadfast determination of the middle order saved the team from annihilation and the game ended with a respectable 11 run loss. A big thank you to Mr McRobert and Mr Davison for their help in umpiring, and to Josh Coyte, our new fielding coach. Next week’s game against Blayney should be quite exciting.

TEAM: 14 WHITE COACH: Mr Steven Jessett OPPONENT: St Pats SCORE: SSC 14 WHITE v St Pats Coaches Report: With two players out of the team it was looking like the 14 Whites may have to play with just nine players, but thanks to the Stannies cricket organisation Sandy McIntosh was available and the boys took the field with 10. The opening bowlers, Sam Blatch (2-1) and Hugh Croker (2-7), both combined attack and containment in the right measure. Following on from the good start, Ben McCrossin (2-5) and Lane Brown (2-18) were instrumental in breaking valuable batting partnerships and showed composure with the ball. Jonah Wall (0-5), Joseph Hanley (0-19), Toby Cruickshank (0-9) and Alexander McIntosh (0-6) are also progressing well with their bowling and proved to be valuable against opposition tail enders. The real hidden talent with the ball was Ryan Deegan (0-6) who, though unrewarded for his efforts, bowled with fluent accuracy and real pace. The team will look forward to utilising him further up the order in future. The team’s tight bowling performance was evidenced by the opposition losing seven wickets ‘bowled’. In particular, Hugh Croker is making a habit of collecting middle stumps this season. In the field it was impressive to see a young side remain positive for the full 25 overs and even though a catch was dropped – the boys will relish these difficult chances with regular training. Jonah Wall also managed to hang onto a very difficult juggled catch at mid –wicket. To improve even further the boys need to return into the hands over the stumps and back up each throw. A very solid performance indeed. In chasing 94 the 14 White’s batsmen led from the front with Sam

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Blatch (22) and Ben McCrossin (0) looking good before an unfortunate mix-up saw the boys’ partnership broken. The top order jitters continued with an unlucky Jordan Rice (0) falling with 10 runs on the board. However, these boys will definitely be hungry next week to bat themselves into form. Jonah Wall (6) and Hugh Croker (4) both supported Sam Blatch well before Joseph Hanley (11 n.o) proved to be a thorn in the side of the St Pats bowlers for a personal best at the crease. With help from Toby Cruickshank (3) and Ryan Deegan (6) the innings became attritional with Alexander McIntosh (0 n.o.) displaying fortitude with the willow. This allowed the 14 Whites to remain unbeaten on 64 at the conclusion of play. Although beaten in the first innings, the 14 White’s are a team that will develop over 2015-16 and can look forward to coming up against teams such as these again. Thanks must go to those parents and supporters who attended (some travelling hundreds of kilometres) what turned out to be a game notable for the boys’ determined maturity. This Saturday, 14 White play Scots at McKibbon Oval and to ensure the game starts on time, warm-up will start at 8.30.

BASKETBALL TEAM: 17’s COACH: Mrs Victoria Hughes OPPONENT: St Pius BEST PLAYER: Harry Brown SCORE: 21-8 Win! Coaches Report: This was an exciting start to the season – with a team of very enthusiastic, fit and committed young men. Training during the week alerted me to the fact that this team was going to be a force to be reckoned with this season! They have a lot of experience and many were in the very strong team that was coached by Ms Bonny last season. The game was fast paced and the boys were keen to play man on man defence in an attempt to tire the defence. This tactic worked very well for us and we dominated the time with the ball. Considering how dominant the boys were, however, we didn’t convert many points and were only up 13-2 at half time. A slow start to the second half only saw us score 1 point in 10 minutes (luckily our defence was dogged and the opposition didn’t score either!!). The final 10 minutes saw us find our mojo again – with the final score being 21-8. Top scorers were: Taine Campbell – 6, Luke Miller – 5 and Pat Long – 4. Training this week will focus on shooting so we make sure that we capitalise on all that possession!!

TEAM: 15A COACH: Mr Ian Greet OPPONENT: St Pius X BEST PLAYER: Mabior Deng SCORE: 20-57 Coaches Report: With a disappointingly short pre-season, we were very under-prepared for a game against a very solid team (who beat us by 80-odd points in the 13s and 62 in the 14s). The lack of organisation was evident on offense as we failed to create good shooting opportunities or failed to convert the ones we did. Defense was more composed but still lacked the clarity of purpose which is produced by practise. The boys worked hard, and with more hard work in training we will certainly improve from here on.

TEAM: 13As COACH: Ms Cath Kropman OPPONENT: St Pius BEST PLAYER: Nick Adams and Brendan Spasic SCORE: St Pius 73 – SSC 17 Coaches Report: Our first game of the season was extremely tough. We have had some very good training sessions but with a few players in the team who have not played before it was always going to be

difficult. Even though the score is what it is, the team played exceptionally well. The first half was a killer going down 47 – 4. A half time chat and a change in our defensive strategy led to a more respectable total in the second half of 26 – 13. The team showed they are fighters and at no time in the game did they hang their heads. As they warmed up in the second half our shots started to go in and some inspirational plays from various players lifted the team. It did however, highlight some areas that need to be worked on which will be a focus of our training sessions. Although the score doesn’t reflect it, it really was a great start to the season and I was very proud of the team’s efforts.

FROM THE COLLEGE UNIFORM SHOP

Basketball uniforms are now in stock.  

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DERBY DAY LUNCHEON ‐ 31st OCTOBER 2015 Tickets are now on sale  for  the Derby Day Luncheon  to be held at  the Bathurst RSL from 12 noon, in aid of the Cathedral Restora on Appeal. Book a table  of  10  and  only  pay  $600  ‐  a  saving  of  $50.00.  Individual ckets are $65.00 which includes a drink on arrival. We also have 

corporate  tables available  ‐  for more  informa on please contact Margaret  Gibson  on  0408  060  352.  For  full  details visitbathurst.catholic.org.au.  Tickets  are  on  sale  at  the  Bathurst RSL, Cathedral Book Shop and the Cathedral Parish Office. There will  lots of fun on the day with all proceeds going to support the restora on of the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. John.  We hope to see you there. 

 

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SPORTS DRAW WEEK END COMMENCING SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER 2015

SSC TEAM OPPONENT  LOCATION  GAME TIME  BUS DEPART 

CRICKET         

1ST XI ‐ Fisher  St Patricks College  Breen Oval Strathfield  10.00am  6.00am 

2ND XI ‐ Ellio   Central Coast Gram  SSC No 1 Oval  10.30am  N/A 

3rd XI ‐ Glasson  Rugby Union Gold  Morse Park 2  8.45am  8.00am 

4th XI – O’Reilly  St Pats  Stannies No. 3 Oval  8.45am  N/A 

5th XI ‐  King  Rugby Union 15  Morse Park 1  8.45am  8.00am 

SSC 15 ‐  Bonny  St Pats  Paddys  8.45am  8.00am 

SSC 14 Blue ‐  Tilley  Blayney  Napier Oval  8.45am  7.45am 

SSC 14 White ‐ Jesse   Scots School   Scots McKibbin Oval  8.45am  8.00am 

SSC 13 ‐  Welsh  Ox / Cents  Stannies Fitz Oval  8.45am  8.00am 

              

TENNIS             

Open Senior (White)  All Saints College  Bathurst City Courts  8.30 am  8.00am 

Intermediate (White)  All Saints College  Bathurst City Courts  8.30 am  8.00am 

Junior (White)  All Saints College  Bathurst City Courts  8.30 am  8.00am 

Open Senior (Blue)  No games          

Intermediate (Blue)  Scots School   Scots School Courts  8.30 am  8.00am 

Junior (Blue)  Scots School   Scots School Courts  8.30 am  8.00am 

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BASKETBALL        

1ST V  Division 1  St Augus nes College  Stannies Courts  2.00pm  N/A 

17 Division 1  St Augus nes College  Stannies Courts  1.00pm  N/A 

15 Division 1  St Augus nes College  Stannies Courts  3.00pm  N/A 

14 Division 1  St Augus nes College  Stannies Courts  2.00pm  N/A 

13 Division 1  St Augus nes College  Stannies Courts  1.00pm  N/A 

Opens  Division 4  Oakhill College Navy  Stannies Courts  11.00am  N/A 

17 Division 4  Oakhill College Navy  Stannies Courts  11.00am  N/A 

15 Division 4  Redlands College Gold  Stannies Courts  12.00pm  N/A 

14 Division 4  Oakhill College Navy  Stannies Courts  10.00am  N/A 

13 Division 4  Oakhill College Navy  Stannies Courts  10.00am  N/A 

              

Touch Football  Commences 26/10          

         

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