SACRED HEART COLLEGE SPORTS AWARDS DINNER · The Years 7 and 8 Champion Luke Chambers The Outstanding Junior Player Logan Martinovich The Sportsply Trophy for the Senior Tennis Champion

SACRED HEART COLLEGE

SPORTS AWARDS DINNER

20 October 2017

Sacred Heart College Auditorium

with special guest

Ethan Mitchell

PROGRAMME

Welcome by Director of Sport, Mr Nick Guise

Acknowledgement of Sports Captains 2017 by Principal Jim Dale

with citations by Mr Stephen McIvor

Presentation of Sacred Heart College Medallions by Principal Jim Dale


Grace led by Sports Prefect, James Matthews

Self-service buffet

Presentation of Sport Awards by Mr Ethan Mitchell


Dessert and coffee

Guest Speaker Mr Ethan Mitchell

Presentations to Major Award winners by Mr Ethan Mitchell


Closing address by Head Prefect, Lemeki Namoa

Major Sponsors

Guest Speaker

Ethan Mitchell

Ethan Mitchell is a Sacred Heart Old Boy and a New

Zealand representative track cyclist. Ethan began road

cycling in Year 9 at Sacred Heart and competed in this

discipline for a year.

In Year 10 Ethan purchased a new bike from Justine Grace who asked him to trial track riding as

he had the right build for it. From here Ethan’s hard work and focus has seen him go on to win

Gold at the Junior Track World Champs in Capetown 2008; Bronze in the Keirin and Silver in

both the 1km Time Trial and Team Sprint at the 2009 Youth Olympics; Gold in the Team Sprint

at the 2009 Junior Track World Champs and Silver in the Team Sprint at the 2010

Commonwealth Games.

At the 2012 Summer Olympics, he competed in the men's team sprint for the national team

and finished 5th overall which enabled him to be eligible for the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Ethan then went on to win a silver medal alongside Sam Webster and Eddie Dawkins in the

team sprint at the 2016 Rio Olympics. He also won a bronze medal at the 2017 UCI Track

Cycling World Championships in Hong Kong in the sprint event; the first New Zealander who

won a world championship medal in an individual event.

SENIOR CAPTAINS 2017

Athletics Team

Jonathan Ansley

1st V Basketball Captain

Jared August

1st XI Cricket Captain

Adam Mackinnon

Senior A Cycling Captain

James Matthews

Distance Running Captain

Jacob Holmes

1st XI Football Captain

Robert Dymond

1st XI Hockey Captain

Nathan Sutherland

Rowing Captain

James Fitz-Gerald

1st XV Rugby Captain

Lemeki Namoa

Snow Sports Captain

George FitzGerald

Premier Squash Captain

Enzo Villarama

Senior A Tennis Captain

Tim Heslin

Senior A Touch Captain

Lemeki Namoa

Senior A Water Polo Captain

Matthew Dell

SPORTS MEDALLIONS 2017

JONATHAN ANSLEY

New Zealand ISF World Football Representative

JOHN BULAY


LUKE CLISSOLD


NATHAN COLLINS

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Lightweight Four Rowing Champion

GEORGE CRONIN

New Zealand Schools Polo Team Representative

HARRIS DANIELSON

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Water Polo Champion

MATTHEW DELL

New Zealand Schoolboys Water Polo Representative (2016)


JACK DUNCAN


ROBERT DYMOND


TIMOTHY EDWARDS


HENRY EVANS


LOUIE FERIGO

New Zealand U17 Water Polo Representative


HARRY FINNIGAN



TAUFA FUNAKI

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Rugby Team Representative

JYRIS GLAMUZINA

New Zealand U16 Rugby League Representative

IZAIAH GOSCHE

Samoa Tag 20 Representative

Cook Island Tag 20 Representative

MICHAEL GRAHAM

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ U18 400M Champion

TAUA HEATHER

Cook Islands Athletics Representative

NICHOLAS HERMANS


JACK HIGGINS


JACOB HOLMES

New Zealand Cross-Country Representative

JOSH JACOMB

New Zealand U15 Condor 7s Representative (2016)

ADAM JONES

New Zealand U17 Cricket Champion

KELVIN KALUA


FLETCHER KELLEHER


COREY KELLOW


JOSHUA KEY


SEBASTIAN LARDIES

New Zealand Sailing Champion - 29er

United States of America National Sailing Champion - 29er

BRONSON LARSEN




BRIAN LEALIIFANO

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Junior Boys 4x100m Relay Champion

INGRAM LEGER

New Zealand U13 Baseball Representative

TINO LUI


TAWANDA MAROWA


ANDREW MATTHEWS

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ U16 Northern Cycling Tour Champion

THOMAS MCCLOY


DANIEL MCGILL


LEMEKI NAMOA

New Zealand Barbarians Rugby Team Representative

MAX ONGLEY



FATONGIA PAEA

New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Rugby Team Representative

SEAN PAGET


MATTHEW PALMER


New Zealand U17 Football World Cup Representative

OLIVER POCOCK


MATTHEW RAYNEAU


KINGSLEY SINCLAIR



HAMISH SULLIVAN

New Zealand Schoolboys Water Polo Representative (2016)


BROOKLYN TE KAWA-SPRATT

New Zealand U13 Baseball Representative

LEON VAN DEN HOVEN



JABEZ VEAMATAHAU


ROBSON WALLACE

New Zealand Age Group Champion, 400m Freestyle

New Zealand Age Group Champion, 1500m Freestyle

MALCOM YOUNG


BRADLEY YOVICH


PATRIK ZATKO


Sports Awards 2017

ATHLETICS

The Peterson Family Cup

for the Year 7 Athletics Champion Ashton Kneebone

The Senior Division Athletic Champion Cup

for the Year 8 Athletics Champion David Lamare

The Junior Athletics Championship Cup

for the Junior Athletics Champion Thomas Wynne

The Mervyn and Kingi Fraser Smith Cup

for the Intermediate Athletics Champion Bono Napota

The D Casey Esquire Cup

for the Senior Athletics Champion Michael Graham

The Henare Tuhakaraina Trophy

for Junior Boys Field Events Excellence Leiukamea Schaaf

BADMINTON

The D’Souza Family Trust Cup

for the Outstanding Player of the Year Perth Saksombat

The SHC Badminton Trophy

for the Most Promising Player Chenjianfeng Wang

BASKETBALL

The Outstanding Year 7 and 8 Player Adam Davies and

Joshua Stewart

The SHC Carew-Bourke Family Cup

for Most Outstanding Junior Player Max Burggraaf

The Paul Hood Trophy

for Service and Leadership to a Senior Player Jared August

The Lawson Family Trophy

for the Most Valuable Player Joshua Leger

CRICKET

The Outstanding Year 7 and 8 Player Joel Inglis

The Moran Cup

for Most Promising Junior Player Declan Viljoen

The Barakat Cup

for the highest aggregate wickets in the 1st XI Matthew Gibson

The Arbuckle Family Cup

for highest aggregate runs in the 1st XI Adam Jones

The Michael McFadden Memorial Cup

for 1st XI Best Fielder Nathan Sutherland

The Brother Vincent Scannell Memorial Trophy

given to the Outstanding Sacred Heart Player

at the annual Marist Cricket Carnival Adam Jones

CYCLING

The Jennings Cup

for the Outstanding Novice Paul Rettkowicz

Outstanding Senior Cyclist of the Year Cup

Donated by the Jackson Family Cameron Davies

The Ethan Mitchell Cup

for the Cyclist of the Year Joel Douglas

DISTANCE RUNNING

The Year 7 Cross-Country Cup

for the Year 7 Champion Caleb Moosbally

The Year 8 Cross-Country Cup

for the Year 8 Champion Beno Shaw

The Junior Champion Jackson Jarvie

The Outstanding Cross-Country Runner Cup

for the Intermediate Champion Matthew Wynne

The College Cross-Country Champion Trophy

for the Senior Cross-Country Champion Jacob Holmes

The Budapest Cup

for Outstanding Commitment, Effort and Teamwork Nathan Collins

Senior Cross Country

DISTANCE RUNNING CHAMPIONS

Senior Six-Man Team:

Bronze at National Champs, Gold at Auckland Champs, Gold at Auckland Road Race Champs

FOOTBALL

The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Finn Caughey

The Outstanding Junior Player Campbell Strong

The 1st Dempsey Morton Trophy

for the Most Improved 1st XI Player Jack Duncan

The 2nd Dempsey Morton Trophy

for the Most Outstanding1st XI Player Kelvin Kalua

The Doyle-Smit Family Cup

for the 1st XI Football Players’ Player Thomas McCloy

The Brother Edwin Fittan Cup

for Student Service to Football Peter Kennedy

The Golden Glove Trophy

for the Best Goal Defender Declan Viljoen

The SHC Manickum Family Golden Boot Trophy

for the Most Goals scored in the season Matthew Palmer

(also present the AKSS Football Assoc Premier League Golden Boot Trophy to Matt)

AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS

1st XI Football Team 3rd XI Football Team

2nd XI Football Team 14A Team

AUCKLAND KNOCKOUT CUP WINNERS

1st XI Football Team Under 13 Football Team

GOLF

The Maudsley Golf Cup

for the College Champion Jaime Lansi

HOCKEY

The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Samuel Freeman

The Outstanding Junior Player Andre Thornton-Butler

The Most Promising Player of the Year Cup

Donated by the Fowler Family Jakob Bell-Kake

The Most Outstanding Senior Player of the Year Cup

Donated by the Kreft Family Brett Menezes and

Jerome Corbett

ROWING

The Sacred Oarsman Trophy

for the Best 2km Erg Liam Zinzley

The JDJ Scott Memorial Cup

for the Coxswain of the Year Jack Higgins

The Br Terence Costello Cup

for the Outstanding Rower of the Year Nathan Collins

The Leef Memorial Trophy

for the Best Performing Rowing Four (O15 Lightweight Four) Nathan Collins, Timothy

Edwards, Daniel McGill,

Sean Paget, Jack Higgins (cox)

The Klaassen Rowing Cup

for the Best Performing Rowing Eight (U18 Eight) Nathan Collins, Luca Kirwan,

Vedran Ilich, Tom Newton,

Sean Paget, Joshua Purdon,

Theo Wright, Liam Zinzley,

Louis Wall (cox)

ROWING CHAMPIONS

O15 Lightweight Four – Auckland Champions, NISS Champions, NZSS Champions

RUGBY

The Outstanding Years 7 and 8 Player Sione Makasini

The Kerry Plamus and Ron Price Cup

for the Most Promising Junior Grade Player Jadin Kingi

1st XV Best Back of the Year Trophy Lemeki Namoa

1st XV Best Forward of the Year Trophy Fatongia Paea

1st XV Player of the Year Trophy Fatongia Paea

AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS

5A Rugby Team 6A Rugby Team

6B Rugby Team

1st XV CUPS WON IN 2017

Brother Maurice-Henry Cooper Cup (vs Auckland Grammar)

Fitzpatrick-Kirkpatrick Cup (v King’s College)

Generation Cup (vs Gisborne Boys High School)

SKIING

The Junior Ski Trophy

for the Under 16 Skier of the Season

Donated by the Brokenshire Family William Sybertsma

The Nisbet Family Cup

for the Under 18 Skier of the Year George FitzGerald

(also present the Nigel Taylor Trophy for Senior men’s ski racing)

SQUASH

The Outstanding Squash Player of the Year Cup

Donated by the D’Souza Family Trust Enzo Villarama

The SHC Squash Trophy

for the Most Promising Player John Dominic Alo

SWIMMING

The Year 7 Champion Cup

for the Year 7 Champion Bronson Chungson

The Year 8 Champion Cup

for the Year 8 Champion Conor Pointon

The Paul Krause Cup

for the Under 14 Champion Robson Wallace

The L G Carder Cup

for the Under 15 Champion Joel Hannah

The Shale Cup

for the Under 16 Champion Louie Ferigo

TENNIS

The Years 7 and 8 Champion Luke Chambers

The Outstanding Junior Player Logan Martinovich

The Sportsply Trophy

for the Senior Tennis Champion Tim Heslin

Donated by Sports Supplies NZ Ltd, 1936

TOUCH

The Sacred Heart College Touch Trophy

for the Player of the Year Brian Lealiifano and

Lemeki Namoa

WATER POLO

The Most Improved Player of the Year

for Years 7 and 8 Dylan Pearson

The Aaron Stockdale Cup

for the Year 7 and 8 Player of the Year Max Byers

The Most Promising Junior Player Kobe Anitelea

The Smith-Filipo Cup

for the Junior Player of the Year Oliver Smyth

The Dreadon Family Cup

for the Most Improved Player Bronson Larsen and

Nicholas Hermans

The SHC Tamariki Cup

for the Player of the Year Matthew Dell and

Patrik Zatko

WATER POLO CHAMPIONSHIPS

Premier A - Auckland Champions, NISS Champions, NZSS Champions

Junior A - Auckland Champions (Dec 2016)

Year 7 and 8 – North Island Champions (Dec 2016)

MAJOR AWARD FINALISTS 2017

Institute of Sport Trophy

Awarded to the Year 7 and 8 Outstanding Sportsman for dedication,

participation and perseverance in sport

Sione Makasini - WINNER

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Westpac Trust Cup

Awarded to a senior student for contribution and service to sport

James Matthews

Liam Miller - WINNER

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The Klaassen Family Cup

for Leading Sportsman

Nathan Collins

James Matthews

Lemeki Namoa

Matthew Palmer - WINNER

Liam Zinzley

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The Sports Foundation Cup

for Sports Performer of the Year

Matthew Dell

Sebastian Lardies - WINNER

Matthew Palmer

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Sacred Heart College Premier Sports Team of the Year

1st XI Football - WINNER

1st XV Rugby

Over 15 Lightweight Four Rowing

Premier Water Polo - WINNER

PREVIOUS SPORTS AWARD WINNERS

SPORTS PERFORMER OF THE YEAR

1997 NICK LANGE

1998 AMASIO RAOMA VALLENCE

1999 DYLAN MORDAUNT

2000 DYLAN MORDAUNT

2001 SCOTT KENNEDY

2002 KURTIS HAIU

2003 SCOTT KENNEDY

2004 FRANCISCO LARDIES

2005 DEAN BARTLETT

2006 KONRAD HEREWINI

2007 AVANTHA HEWAVITHARANA

2008 ETHAN MITCHELL

2009 TRENT WOODCOCK-TAKURUA

2010 THOMAS DOYLE

2011 JOSHUA HAWKINS

2012 DALTON COPPINS

2013 ANDREW MCKENZIE

2014 BAILEY STEWART

2015 MARIO KOENIGSPERGER

2016 LUCAS IMRIE

LEADING SPORTSMAN

1998 RYAN ORCHARD

1999 DYLAN MORDAUNT and

MURRAY WILLIAMS

2000 MURRAY WILLIAMS

2001 OLIVER BENT

2002 LEYDON TOLHURST

2003 FRANK AFEAKI and LEON PATELESIO

2004 BEN AFEAKI

2005 BEN AFEAKI and JAMES KING

2006 CAMERON SIMMISS

2007 GRAYSON SCHIPHORST

2008 NIELSEN VAROY

2009 LUKE SCHULER

2010 NICHOLAS SMIT

2011 MATTHEW LEWIS

2012 MATTHEW LEWIS

2013 GLENN PHILLIPS

2014 BEN CASEY & LIAM PATERSON

2015 SHELDON TOVIO

2016 JONATHAN ANSLEY

WESTPAC TRUST CUP 1997 HENRY ENE

1998 SEAN TURNBULL

1999 MATTHEW PALMER

2000 DOMINIC REJTHAR

2001 ANDREW MAILEI

2002 NATHAN BAYNES

2003 MATTHEW HOPKINS

2004 SAM LYONS

2005 KARL POKINO

2006 KYLE HATTIE

2007 KIERAN HATTIE

2008 BRADLEY CHEMALY

2009 CRAIG JACKSON

2010 JORDAN TAUFUA

2011 STEFAN ILICH

2012 JONNY GOOSMAN

2013 PIERCE FLETCHER

2014 CONRAD SMITH

2015 KANE WINTERSGILL

2016 WILSON CATTON

SACRED HEART COLLEGE PREMIER TEAM OF THE YEAR 2011 1st XI FOOTBALL

2012 1st XI FOOTBALL

2013 PREMIER WATER POLO

2014 PREMIER WATER POLO & 1ST XI FOOTBALL

2015 SIX-MAN CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM

2016 SIX-MAN CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM

SPORTS AWARDS DINNER

We would like to acknowledge the following companies for

sponsoring our Sports teams in 2017

Barfoot and Thompson, Bayleys Real Estate, Canterbury Corporate

Teamwear Apparel, Four Winds Trust, Fuji Xerox, Grassroots Trust,

Infinity Trust, Kingston Partners, Mt Wellington Trust, North and

South Trust, REM Systems, The Trusts Community Foundation,

Trillian Trust, Watershed and Westpac

Thank you for joining us for this special evening

to honour our talented sportsmen

Documents

SACRED HEART COLLEGE SPORTS AWARDS DINNER · The Years 7 and 8 Champion Luke Chambers The Outstanding Junior Player Logan Martinovich The Sportsply Trophy for the Senior Tennis Champion