Lake Bolac College Yearbook 2021

Boolucburrer Lake Bolac College Yearbook 2021

Contents

Principal’s Report 03

School Leaders 04

Year Prep 06

Year 1 – 2 10

Year 3 – 4 16

Year 3 – 4 Anglesea Camp 21

Year 5 24

Year 6 28

Year 7 – 8 31

Year 9 – 10 34

Year 11 – 12 37

Year 11 – 12 Anglesea Camp 39

Art, Technology & Music 40

Sport 42

Indigenous Artist Workshop 50

Ballarat Tech School 51

Easter Activities 52

ANZAC Day 54

Book Week 55

Lunchtime Activities 56

Prep 100 Days of Learning 58

Jump Rope for Heart 60

Ballarat Wildlife Park 61

Sovereign Hill 62

We Are Monsters 64

Dress Like a Farmer 65

Connecting with Nature 66

Green Day 68

IDAHOBIT Day 69

Footy Colours Day 70

R U OK Day 72

Sandy the Therapy Dog 73

Class of 2021 – Year 12 74

Students 76

Staff 80

Alumni 81

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Principal’s Report

As I reflect upon 2021 and consider the Our students managed to work extra-diligently to bring together
possibility of summarising the year into just the school production of We Are Monsters and the Semester 1
one word, I considered a number of options. and 2 Music Concerts. With pride we witnessed students develop
It was impossible to consider the past 12 their organisation, performance skills and confidence both on and
months without acknowledging once again off the stage. We were lucky enough to be able to host the 2021
the immense challenges to our resilience. School Fete, which included the Mik Maks concert, run by the
Lake Bolac Kindergarten. It was fabulous to bring our community
It dawned on me that at the start of the year, we all looked together at the end of the year, for a day of fun and celebration.
ahead with great motivation and drive for the year ahead. We
looked forward with positivity, we set goals and made plans. This year we also acknowledge the retirement of two long
We encouraged our staff and students to strive for success and standing staff members in the school, Mr Mark Howard and
happiness. As the year progressed our resolve was put to the test Mr Andrew Twiss. Both have been significant contributors over
and resilience stretched. Throughout all of this, I was constantly many years and we wish all the best for their retirement.
reminded of how ambitious our community is. No matter what
challenges we face, there is a drive to succeed. A drive to band Thank you to everyone who supports our wonderful P-12 school.
together and make the most of a challenging situation. We are proud of every student, every family and our staff for all
that has been achieved through ambition and genuine investment
The year progressed with some interruptions to our plans, in our community.
however we were still able to enjoy extra-curricular experiences
and plunge ahead to make progress in learning. With each year Giselle Allgood
that passes, our ambition to drive school improvement continues
to grow. As a school we are so immensely proud of our students
and how well they have coped with continuing adversity. It would
be remiss of me not to acknowledge the incredible families
of Lake Bolac College and the tremendous support offered
throughout both remote and on-site learning. Thankfully we
have been able to work through the end of the year with limited
interruptions and run many of our much loved events and activities
that showcase the amazing sense of community that exists
in Lake Bolac.

We were grateful to be able to host the Year 12 and Year 6
Graduations for our students and their friends and families. It is
timely to reflect back on their time at Lake Bolac College and their
educational journey. All of our students have approached this year
with ambition and drive, for that we are so proud of them. We
wish the graduating Year 12 students all the best for their future
studies and employment.

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Student Leaders

School Captains: Logan Atkinson, Bella Wardlaw, Jasmine Craddock

Sports Captains: Jack Loader, Alicia Hall, Joshua Atkins, Henry Geddes

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Class Captains:
Back Row: Katie Raftopoulos, Brydy Atkinson, Cooper Siesling, Maxwell Pedersen, Alexzandra Jackson
Front Row: Abigail Box, Mia Wardlaw, Wyiatt Jackson, Oliver Neumann, Harriet Stacy, Imogen Brandenburg, Nicoli Bourchier

Bus Captains: Oliver Neumann, Alicia Hall, Marcus Graham, Rachael Loader, Mahayla Cuddy

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Year Prep

Back Row: Susan Richie, Zara Peters, Lola Wynne, Audrey Kilpatrick, Emily Woolidge, Bella Howard, Kate Vallance
Middle Row: George Whinney, Jack Cornwell, Max Wilkie, Jack Liston, Kodi Dridan, Nicholi Bourchier
Front Row: Gracelyn Howie, Sebastian McDonald, Paityn Blackham, Gemma Peacock, Sam McCorkell, Rawiri Rawlings,

Larissa Rowland

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I am clever now because

Now I am nearly six I can…

Now We Are Six
By A. A. Milne

When I was One,
I had just begun.
When I was Two,
I was nearly new.
When I was Three,
I was hardly me.
When I was Four,
I was not much more.
When I was Five,
I was just alive.
But now I am Six,
I’m as clever as clever,
So I think I’ll be six now
for ever and ever.

...ride my horse in the paddock all by ...throw sticks to my dog to fetch,
myself, ride my motorbike and run faster. hop and ride my bike by myself.

Gracelyn Howie Larissa Rowland

...write my name, ride my bike and fix it ...start my motorbike and ride it by myself ...ride my bike all by myself, read books
when it breaks and play in the gaga pit and run really fast and chase the lambs. and climb trees.
at school.
Emily Woolidge Jack Cornwell
Rawiri Rawlings

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I am clever now because

Now I am six I can…

...ride my bike without training wheels, ...read books, look after my brother Lachie ...colour neatly inside the lines, run faster
drive my horse in the cart and now and kick the football a long way. and ride my bike without training wheels.
I’m not scared of my horse.
Jack Liston Lola Wynne
Gemma Peacock

...ride my bike without training wheels, ...run faster, ride my bike without training ...run really fast, count to 100 and ride
ride my horse when it is walking without wheels and count up to way more than my bike by myself to the sheep yards.
mum leading me and draw rainbow 200.
pictures. George Whinney
Sam McCorkell
Bella Howard

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Now I am six I can…

...write numbers, do jumps on my ...feed the lambs by myself, make ...count to 110, do somersaults with no
motorbike and catch fish like redfin. playdough by myself and do good hands and go to swimming lessons.
drawings.
Max Wilkie Zara Peters
Audrey Kilpatrick

...draws trains, nearly ride my bike without ...read books, run fast and swing on ...do high wheelies on my bike and put my
training wheels and run faster. the bar at gymnastics. foot up on the handlebars, run faster than
Arya and read chapter books.
Bastie McDonald Kodi Dridan
Nick Bourchier

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Year 1 – 2

Back Row: Margaret Keilar, Tyree Slater, Sophie Blackburn, William Hosking, Jaxxon Ford, Charli Raftopoulos, Amy Justin
Middle Row: Jordan Stasse, Jack Wilkie, Blake Peacock, Bailey Hucker, Edward Whinney, Minnie McDonald, Arya Bourchier
Front Row: Addison Hucker, Jack Blackham, Conrad Pacujan, Abigail Box, Sarah Coutts, Connor Wardlaw, Georgina Thom

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Oh, the places you’ll go

Places Year 1–2 would like to visit

Bailey: I want to visit Queensland because you can go Connor: Lake Charm because it’s fun.
swimming and it’s fun.

Abigail: I want to go to Mount Gambier to visit my cousins. Blake: USA because I’ve never been.

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Oh, the places you’ll go

Places Year 1–2 would like to visit

Jaxxon: Mallacoota because I want to catch a really big Jasmine: Robinvale because it’s really fun.
flathead.

Arya: I want to go back to Paris because it’s an amazing place. Jack: Renmark because the ice cream truck comes every day
and we get to go skiing and fishing.

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Sarah: I want to go to the best baking shop in the world Georgina: Yarrawonga to see my Nan again.
because I want to be a cook when I’m older.

Conrad: To the Philippines to visit my family. Sophie: I want to go to NSW because I want to visit
my Grandma.

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Oh, the places you’ll go

Places Year 1–2 would like to visit

Ed: Bowen because there are lots of good fishing rivers there. Minnie: Narrawong because we went there with my whole
family and it was really fun.

William: To a gold rush because I can find gold. Addison: Port Douglas because I want to go scuba diving.

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Charli: Queensland because it’s really fun and I can go in the Jordan: Queensland because it’s sunny!
pools there.

Tyree

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Year 3 – 4

Back Row: Emily Michell, Charlie Hamilton, Matilda Box, Grace Read, Georgia Ford, Jodie Peachey
Middle Row: Ernest Pacujan, Charlotte Box, Scarlett Jackson, Felix Lomer, Riley Rowland
Front Row: Keisha Allen, Ruby Cameron, Bailey Blackham, William Blackburn, Charlie Thom, Mia Wardlaw, Imogen Brandenburg

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The best part of me

Keisha Allen: The best part of me is my eyes and brain. I can William Blackburn: My taste buds are the best part of me
see with my eyes when I work. With my brain I can work out because they let me taste delicious food such as lasagna, chicken
my work. It’s great to have a brain and eyes. schnitzel and eggs. Without my taste buds, I would not be able
to participate in a taste testing contest.

Charlotte Box: The best part of me is my brain because I can Matilda Box: My hair is the best part of me because some
count, do Math, do English and Times Tables. I use my brain people have cancer and have to grow up being bald. I am lucky
a lot. My brain is very important. to have my brown, long hair.

Imogen Brandenburg: The best part of me is my brain because Ruby Cameron: My heart is the best part of me because it helps
without my brain I would not be able to think or know what others me breathe, as it pumps. It’s not shaped like a love heart but I still
are feeling, so I would not be able to help. love my heart. Beat beat.

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The best part of me

Georgia Ford: My hair is the best part of me because I can Bentley Hague: The best part of my body is my skeleton
style it however I want. It’s sad for people who have cancer and because it holds my body together. It also helps me move
no hair, as they can’t style and make their own hair pretty like and do special karate moves.
other people can.

Charlie Hamilton: The best part of me is my hands as they allow Scarlett Jackson: The best part of me is my heart because
me to do things that no other part of the body can. For example, otherwise I would not be caring or loving, and not care for
I can grab things, interact with people, wave and tag people anything or anyone. My heart helps me stay brave. It’s great
when I play tag. to have a heart.

Felix Lomer: My hand is the best part of me because they help Emma-Lee McIlvena: My heart is the best part of me because
me do things like write, cook and sing as I hold a microphone. it helps me be alive. It also helps me be happy and loving.
I also like to use my hands to tap and move with a beat when
singing and listening to music.

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EJ Pacujan: My eyes are the best part of me because some Grace Read: My hair is the best part of me because it makes
people are blind and they cannot see anything. This is why I me look like me. Some people don’t have hair which is very
don’t want to be blind and I want to see everything in the world. sad. I think I’m really lucky to have all of my own hair and
not have cancer.

Riley Rowland: My heart is the best part of me because it is Charlie Thom: The best part of me is my brain because I can
kind like I am. It also helps me live and without it I would remember things, do things and that’s how I control my arms
be unkind and not nice. and legs. If you didn’t have arms and legs, you couldn’t walk
or do anything.

Ariki Tuhakaraina: The best part of me is my heart because it Awa Tuhakaraina: My mouth is the best part of me because it
keeps me alive. It helps me be kind to others and care for people. lets me smile. When I smile, it shows people that I am happy.

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The best part of me

Mia Wardlaw: My brain is the best part of me because it helps
me remember lots of things. For example it helps me remember
where I put things and helps me work in Maths as I remember
lots of Math strategies.

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Year 3 – 4 Anglesea Camp

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Year 3 – 4 Anglesea Camp

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Year 5

Back Row: Victaur Wagner, Blake Walker, Jack Hammond-O’Neil, Daisy McDonald, Henry Geddes, Harriet Stacy, Riley Caton,
Joslyn Cameron

Front Row: Jane Whinney, Archie Leishman, Casey Jose, Kimberley Thom, Catherine Coutts, Lilli Turpin, Indy Valle

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What lifts me up?

Miss Kim (Kimberley Thom): Seeing the Year 5 students Jossy: When everyone is nice and we are all having fun.
smiling faces whether it is on Zoom or in person at school.

Indy: My lovely classmates and my kind teacher. Henry: When it’s not raining for PE.

Casey: Seeing my best friend Bella. Jane: Coming to school and seeing my classmates smiling
faces and PE.

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What lifts me up?

Daisy: Coming to school and seeing my friends and PE. Riley: Seeing my best mates Wyiatt and Blake.

Victaur: Achieving my best when completing a test. Catherine: Cheerful mornings when I get to school.

Archie: Doing PE. Harriet: When Catherine greets me when I arrive at school.

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Blake: Playing in the sandpit. Jen (Jennifer Lloyd): Happy, smiling faces in class who are
eager to learn.

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Year 6

Back Row: Wyiatt Jackson, Bella Wardlaw, Maggie May Minie, Bryce Hudson
Front Row: Paloma Brandenburg, Maggie Atkinson, Jack Loader, Nicole Hill, Natika Farley, Logan Atkinson, Parker Hamilton

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Advice to my 36 year old self

- A lways remember to visit - Stay in contact
New Mexico so you don’t with friends,
freeze,
- Continue saving up
- Remember to go on a for a motor bike,
world trip with my
friends (Maggie and - C ontinue playing football,
Maggie May),
- C ontinue to be a
- Never forget your time good gamer,
at Lake Bolac.
- Work at KFC,
Paloma
- Still know how to
play video games,

- Continue to cook
spaghetti.

Wyiatt

- Have a well paying job, - Treat others how you
- S top forgetting stuff. want to be treated,
Rhys
- Have good friends,

- L ive in a big house.

Chloe

- K eep in contact - C hase your farming
with friends, dreams,

- Have a big house, - Never give up,

- T reat others how you want - M ake sure you have a
to be want to be treated. good life that your 12
year old self dreams
Parker right now!

Bella

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Advice to my 36 year old self

- S tay close to your friends - I want to have close
and family and the people friends,
you trust,
- I want to have a house
- Don’t forget your name, full of sour patch kids
and aero chocolate,
- Have a fast and furious
movie marathon, - I want to live in a house
boat or next to a lake,
- Have a good career path.
- I want to have a boat,
Maggie
- I want to be a farmer
and race car driver.

Bryce

- F ind an epic hobby, I hope you still talk to
your school friends and
- E at healthy!! (Have some hopefully chosen a career
chocolate though), path. I hope you’ve past
year twelve and gotten
- Become a legend your own house. Also
at downball, be more wise with your
money, stop spending it
- Work hard but don’t push all at once. I really hope
yourself too much, just you end up liking bananas
to your limits, and sandwiches, eat them.
Please end up going on a
- Get a good job. holiday with your school
friends, your younger self
Logan really wants to do it. Also,
I will be very disappointed
if you don’t like Sam and
Colby anymore. Have a
good life.

MM

- B e kind to everyone, Jordan
- Remember to be nice
and careful to everyone.
Jack

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Year 7 – 8

Back Row: Fiona Blake, Katie Raftopoulos, Rachael Loader, Mita Ratana, Jazmyn Mason-Ash, Eboney Atkinson, Alexzandra Jackson,
Casey Potter

Front Row: Chelsey Turpin, Isabella Thomson, Ruby Hammond-O’Neil, Mark Hope-Doherty, Chelsea Jose, Hayley Latronico,
Jake Hudson

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In 2022 I am most looking forward to...

Mark Hope-Doherty Alex Jackson
- Travelling Australia.
- That it's going to be a great - S eeing the rest of my family.
year with lots of sport. - Getting home schooled.
- Going back to Perth.

Chelsea Jose Hayley Latronico
- Being in year 9.
- My 14th birthday. - Getting a laptop.
- M y birthday.
- C hristmas, because
I get presents.

- Student free days.

- Holidays.

Rachael Loader Kayley Phillips
- H opefully not having to wear - Getting a job.
a mask anymore. - Being 15.
- New teachers. - Year 9 laptops.
- B eing in Year 9.

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Eboney Atkinson Jessica Davis
- Being in a class with the - Going to a new school and
year nines. getting to choose what
- N o lock downs. subjects I want to do.
- N ew teachers. - Getting a laptop.
- Swimming. - N ew friends.

Mita Ratana Katie Raftopolous
- Being with the year nines - G etting new teachers.
(tens next year) - New sport season.
- Travelling. - Applying for jobs/
- N o masks. apprenticeships.
- S wimming - G etting a laptop.

Jake Hudson Saydez
- T o get my first job. - Being in year 8.
- New teachers.
- No mask.

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Year 9 – 10

Brydy Atkinson, Jessica Brady, Rebecca Jackson, Oliver Neumann

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Bucket lists

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Bucket lists

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Year 11 – 12

Back Row: Mark Howard, Riley Lomer, Cooper Siesling, Marcus Graham, Taj Ewen-Jones, Tahjaun Wainohu, Joshua Atkins
Front Row: Mahayla Cuddy, Ruby Thomson, Maxwell Pedersen, Alicia Hall, Athanasius Casanova, Nikhita Ewen-Jones, Maia Ratana,

Jessica Rowe, Jasmine Craddock

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Year 11 – 12

Year 11-12 Camp
Year 11 and 12 students headed off to Anglesea early in Term
2 for their annual camp. With Mrs Thom at the wheel and Mr
Healey by her side doing some backseat driving, students and
staff took in the sights of the Great Ocean Road and had some
downtime exploring Anglesea. Unfortunately, a snap lockdown
was called and the camp had to be cut short. Luckily, we were
able to squeeze in some activities with highlights being the
stand up paddle boarding and a visit to Lorne’s Livewire Park.

VCAL PDS Projects
Throughout the year, many students had opportunities to
showcase their hidden talents in their VCAL work in their
Personal Development Skills (PDS) class. Even with the
interruptions of Remote Learning, every continued to work
hard and produce many high quality products.

In the Woodwork room, students created a range of products from
chopping boards to cheese platters to tables and even basketball
backboards! During the project construction stage, students were
given the opportunity and freedoms to explore their own ideas and
be as creative as they wished. Mrs McDougall was so proud of
their creativity and problem solving skills and felt so rewarded as
their teacher to see the final products.

Coffee Machine
After honing skills with the new coffee machine, it was discovered
it needed a home that would still enable it to be moved around
the school. Students got to work designing and creating a
portable coffee machine cart. Working with a range of materials,
students constructed a rustic cart that can be moved freely
around the school. Impressively, recycled pallets and fence posts
were used to make the project sustainable and add to the rustic
feel. Students had to problem solve a way to ensure the coffee
machine didn’t bounce off the top when being moved around the
school, working as a team in experimenting different ideas to
ensure the final design was a success.

In the Kitchen
In the Kitchen, students cooked a range of cuisines; from scones
and biscuits to tacos and pasta. Working as team in the kitchen
was a key factor in a successful dish and what amazing results
students produced.

Ballarat Tech School Psychology Visit
Students in VCE Psychology had a hands-on experience learning
about the brain and all the functions of the Central Nervous
System with a workshop at the Ballarat Tech School.

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Year 11 – 12 Anglesea Camp

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Art, Technology & Music

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Sport

Interhouse P-12 Swimming Sports Mid West Complex Swimming Sports
Friday 26th February, Lake Bolac. Friday 5th March, Mortlake.

Aggregate Aggregate Handicap (Points per student)

1. Flinders 551 1. Mortlake 190 1. Lake Bolac 3.4
2. Tasman 474 2. Lake Bolac 112 2. Mortlake 1.9
3. Hawkesdale 76 3. Derrinallum 1.4
Age Group Champions - Girls (T) 16 points 4. Derrinallum 57 4. Hawkesdale 0.6
8 years Matilda Box (T) 24 points
10 years Grace Read (F) 32 points Age Group Champions G 14 yrs 11 points
12 years Bella Wardlaw (T) 40 points B 15 yrs 9 points
14 years Katie Raftopoulos (F) 40 points 1st Katie Raftopoulos G 16 yrs 11 points
16 years Rebecca Jackson (T) 36 points 1st Oliver Neumann B 17 yrs 10 points
20 years Alicia Hall 1st Rebecca Jackson
1st Josh Atkins

Age Group Champions - Boys (T) 16 points Greater Western Region Primary
8 years Edward Whinney (F) 24 points and Secondary Swimming
10 years William Blackburn (F) 30 points Friday 19th March, Horsham.
12 years Henry Geddes (F) 22 points
14 years Mita Ratana (T) 22 points Rebecca Jackson 6th G 16y Freestyle
16 years Oliver Neumann (T) 40 points 7th G 16y Backstroke
20 years Josh Atkins
Katie Raftopoulos 6th G 14y Backstroke

Henry Geddes 6th B 11y Breaststroke

Little Desert and Black Ranges Swimming Carnival
Wednesday 3rd March, Horsham.

Riley Caton 9th B 11y Backstroke
8th B 11y Freestyle

Bella Wardlaw 8th G 13y Backstroke
14th G 13y Freestyle

Henry Geddes 4th B 11y Breaststroke
7th B 11y Freestyle

Archie Leishman 5th B 11y Breaststroke

Jane Whinney 22nd G 11y Freestyle

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Mid West Complex Triathlon Lake Bolac Placings
Wednesday 10th March, Lake Bolac.
Junior Girls 2nd
Aggregate 28.29 Swim - Alex Jackson
30.04 Bike - Ruby Hammond-O’Neill
1. Mortlake 29.50 Run - Katie Raftopoulos
Junior Girls Time 26.23
Junior Boys Time 114.41 mins Junior Boys 5th
Senior Girls Time Swim - Mita Ratana
Senior Boys Time Bike - Oliver Neumann
Total Time Run - David Taylor

2. Lake Bolac 36.04 Senior Girls 3rd
Junior Girls Time 36.34 Swim - Rebecca Jackson
Junior Boys Time 37.16 Bike - Lily Taylor
Senior Girls Time 33.06 Run - Jess Rowe
Senior Boys Time 143.00 mins
Total Time Senior Girls 4th
Swim - Alicia Hall
3. Hawkesdale 41.12 Bike - Jasmine Craddock
Junior Girls Time 31.39 Run - Kaitlan Johns
Junior Boys Time 42.53
Senior Girls Time 31.27 Senior Boys 5th
Senior Boys Time 147.11 mins Swim - Cooper Siesling
Total Time Bike - Marcus Graham
Run - Max Pedersen
4. Derrinallum
Junior Girls Time 45.57
Junior Boys Time 42.56
Senior Girls Time 43.34
Senior Boys Time 31.23
Total Time 163.50 mins

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Sport

Interhouse P-12 Athletics Sports Interhouse P-12 Cross Country
Friday 21st May, Lake Bolac. Friday 18th June, Lake Bolac.

Aggregate Aggregate
1. Flinders and Tasman 374
1. Flinders 851
2. Tasman 474 Age Group Champions - Girls
8 years Minnie McDonald
Age Group Champions - Girls (F) 29 points 10 years Indy Vale (F)
8 years Minnie McDonald (F) 23 points 12 years Bella Wardlaw (T)
10 years Georgia Ford (F) 27 points 14 years Katie Raftopoulos (F)
12 years Bella Wardlaw (T) 43 points 16 years Rebecca Jackson (T)
14 years Katie Raftopoulos (F) 50 points 20 years Jess Rowe (F)
16 years Rebecca Jackson (T) 44 points (T)
20 years Alicia Hall
Age Group Champions - Boys
Age Group Champions - Boys (F) 23 points 8 years Jaxxon Ford (F)
8 years Charlie Thom (F) 27 points 10 years William Blackburn (F)
10 years William Blackburn (F) 23 points 12 years Henry Geddes (F)
12 years Henry Geddes (F) 43 points 14 years Mark Hope-Doherty (F)
14 years Mark Hope-Doherty (T) 50 points 16 years Oliver Neumann (T)
16 years Riley Lomer (T) 41 points 20 years Max Pedersen (T)
20 years Josh Atkins

Mid West Complex Athletics Sports Black Ranges and Little Desert Division
Wednesday 5th May, Warrnambool. Primary Cross Country
Wednesday 5th May, St Arnaud.
Aggregate Handicap (Points per student)
Henry Geddes 4th B 11y 3km (25 competitors)

1. Mortlake 417 1. Lake Bolac 6.5 Mid West Complex Cross Country
2. Hawkesdale 311.5 2. Derrinallum 5.7 Monday 24th May, Derrinallum.
3. Lake Bolac 207 3. Mortlake 4.5
4. Derrinallum 205.5 4. Hawkesdale 2.8

Age Group Champions Aggregate Handicap (Points per student)

1st Alex Jackson G 13 yrs 19 points 1. Mortlake 279 1. Lake Bolac 4.5
1st Alicia Hall G 20 yrs 18 points 2. Hawkesdale 178 2. Mortlake 3.6
3. Lake Bolac 146 3. Derrinallum 2.6
4. Derrinallum 94 4. Hawkesdale 1.6

Greater Western Region Primary and
Secondary Cross Country
Thursday 15th July, Warrnambool.

Henry Geddes 45th B 11y 3km (50 competitors)

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Black Ranges Years 4 to 6 Netball Carnival
Wednesday 26th May, Stawell.

B Grade Results 9-2
11-0
Lake Bolac defeated St Patricks 3-6
Lake Bolac defeated Stawell West 17-1
Lake Bolac lost to Stawell
Lake Bolac defeated Ararat

Best players - Bella Wardlaw and Maggie Atkinson

Midwest Complex Years 7 to 9 Football and Netball
Wednesday 18th August, Mortlake.

Football
Lake Bolac/Hawkesdale 1-5-11 lost to
Mortlake/Derrinallum 17-14-116

Best players - Oliver Neumann, Mita Ratana

Netball
Lake Bolac 5 lost to Derrinallum 6
Lake Bolac 9 defeated Mortlake (B) 1
Lake Bolac 7 lost to Hawkesdale (A) 8
Lake Bolac 1 lost to Mortlake (A) 17
Lake Bolac 12 defeated Hawkesdale (B) 5

Best players - Katie Raftopoulos, Rachael Loader, Chelsea Jose

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Sport

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Indigenous Artist Workshop

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