WELCOME. We are delighted to be hosting this year s competition.

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1 WELCOME On behalf of the Ryan Catholic College community, I extend a very warm welcome to the students, staff, parents and supporters who have travelled to our wonderful city, Townsville, for the 2018 QISSN carnival. We are delighted to be hosting this year s competition. Of course a carnival of this size does not just happen. The organising committee led by Elena Allen and assisted by so many are to be congratulated for their commitment in making the week both enjoyable and rewarding. I also take this opportunity to thank the many sponsors, school personnel, parents and supporters for their commitment and expertise with the 64 competing teams. I extend to all competitors my best wishes for the carnival. I hope that you will gain much from the experience and from the competition itself. Mia Hamm, a retired American professional soccer player once said, Somewhere behind the athlete you ve become and the hours of practice and the coaches who have pushed you is a little girl who fell in love with the game and never looked back... play for her. Enjoy the carnival, the friendships and the experiences that lay ahead. David McNeale (Principal Ryan Catholic College) 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 1

2 QISSN WELCOME 2018 On behalf of QUEENSLAND INDEPENDENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS NETBALL, I welcome you to the 19th Carnival held in Townsville in 2018, so generously hosted by Ryan Catholic College. Our special congratulations and appreciation must go to David McNeale, Principal of Ryan Catholic College, Elena Allen, QISSN Administrative Coordinator and all the College staff and community, who have worked tirelessly to ensure that this carnival is a premier sporting event and the highlight of the sporting year for many of the 64 Colleges involved. We are thrilled to be able to increase the number of schools who can participate to 64, making it really the premiere secondary school netball competition in Queensland. Ryan Catholic College has fully supported and extended the spirit, fair play and comradeship of the carnival! I sincerely thank Evie Teasdale for her dedication, commitment, efficiency and skills in her role as Executive Officer of QISSN. I would also acknowledge the tremendous work of Umpire Director Christopher Robinson in making all flow well. We are very pleased to have Netball Queensland, the Firebirds and Sunshine Coast Lightning supporting us in the development of netball pathways. Our executive committee have spent many hours to ensure the smooth operation of the QISSN Carnival I wish to also thank Dan McMahon, Julie Atkins and Debbie Newton for their tireless commitment. Our appreciation flows to all our sponsors who have been so generous in providing support to us. This has helped tremendously in ensuring the carnival is affordable to all teams wanting to participate. We are all very thrilled to have Vicki Wilson OAM and Tracey Bruce again as selectors, along with Netball Queensland, showing significant encouragement and assisting with umpire recruitment. Best wishes to all players, coaches, team managers, umpires and supporters for a wonderful competition week of netball and friendship. Warm wishes in the spirit of the 2018 Townsville QISSN Carnival. Next year it will be in Bundaberg hosted by Shalom College celebrating 20 years of QISSN! Ann Rebgetz President QISSN (Principal St Columban s College, Caboolture) 2 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

3 PROGRAM OF EVENTS SUNDAY 1ST JULY 2:30pm 3:30pm Opening Ceremony Ryan Catholic College 3:30pm 4:30pm Players meet guest speakers and socialise Ryan Catholic College 3:30pm 3:40pm Team Captain s Briefing Ryan Catholic College 3:30pm 4:30pm Team Manager s Meeting Ryan Catholic College MONDAY 2ND JULY 7:30am 5:30pm Pool Games Townsville RSL Stadium TUESDAY 3RD JULY 8:00am 2:30pm Pool Games Townsville RSL Stadium 6:00pm 8:30pm Defence Force Recruitment Movie Night Event Cinemas Townsville WEDNESDAY 4TH JULY 8:00am 2:30pm Pool Games Townsville RSL Stadium 5:00pm 6:00pm QISSN AGM and GM The Balcony Restaurant 6:00pm 9:00pm QISSN Officials Function The Balcony Restaurant THURSDAY 5TH JULY 8:00am 2:30pm Quarter, Semi Finals Townsville RSL Stadium FRIDAY 6TH JULY 7:00am 11:00am Finals Townsville RSL Stadium 11:15am 12:15pm Grand Final Division 1 Townsville RSL Stadium 12:30pm 1:45pm Closing Ceremony/Presentations Townsville RSL Stadium 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 3

4 HISTORY OF QISSN The QISSN (Queensland Independent Secondary Schools Netball) Carnival, 2018 enters its nineteenth year as a netball carnival held annually in the first week of the mid-year holidays. The inaugural QISSN Carnival was hosted by Shalom College, Bundaberg in 2000 with a modest 16 teams. Due to the ever-increasing popularity of our carnival, in late 2016 the QISSN Executive made the decision to further develop and expand the carnival from 48 to 60 teams a bold and courageous move in the pursuit of promoting and developing secondary school netball in Queensland. This year the carnival will further expand to 64 teams. This sees our membership grow from 480 school-girl participants to 640 young women, in addition to Coaching and Managing, Umpiring, Coordinating, First Aid and Executive staff; making our QISSN Carnival one of the biggest school-based carnivals in the country. The richness of QISSN s history is evident in its success and growth as a popular carnival for secondary school girls. Other measures of its prosperity include the fact that many of the schools that competed in the inaugural carnival will be attending the 2018 carnival for the nineteenth successive year, a true measure of the longevity, commitment and enjoyment of carnival. Regular member schools cite the atmosphere of the carnival and the spirit in which games are contested as characteristics that excite schools about participating in this annual competition. Over 6,000 girls have participated in QISSN in its previous 18 carnivals, with a number of previous participants including; Lara Nilsson, Clairvaux Mackillop College, Candice Adams, Marymount College Ameliaranne Wells, St Luke s Anglican School Gemma Mimi, Carmel College going on to represent the Queensland Firebirds in the national netball competition, post school saw the introduction of securing Ms Vicky Wilson OAM and Ms Tracy Bruce both involved previously in State and National team selections, development and coaching; as official selectors for the All Stars and Rising Stars teams. We are very fortunate to have secured Vicky and Tracy as selectors again for this year s carnival and they look forward to identifying the future stars and representatives of our great game! This year, Ryan Catholic College, Townsville will host the nineteenth QISSN Carnival. We welcome the 64 teams that will compete for the QISSN Cup and hope the 2018 carnival continues the fine tradition established in previous years. We thank our many previous and new sponsors for their support and look forward to forging continued partnerships in the pursuit of growth, recognition and excellence in women s sport. YEAR HOST COLLEGE / SCHOOL 2000 Shalom College, Bundaberg 2001 The Cathedral College & Emmaus College, Rockhampton 2002 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 2003 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters 2004 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters 2005 St Ursula s College, Toowoomba 2006 Mount Alvernia College, Brisbane 2007 St Michael s College, Merrimac 2008 St Ursula s College, Yeppoon & The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 2009 Unity College, Caloundra 2010 Clairvaux Mackillop College, Brisbane 2011 Chisholm Catholic College, Brisbane 2012 Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim 2013 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville 2014 Assisi College, Coomera 2015 Carmel College, Thornlands 2016 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 2017 Mount Alvernia College, Brisbane 2018 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville 4 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

5 QISSN 2017 ALL STARS TEAM 1 Rylee Burns Somerset College 2 Lily Bartlem The Cathedral College 3 Miren Mochrie Clairvaux MacKillop College 4 Maddison Grant Sunshine Coast Grammar School 5 Ingrid Fitzpatrick Matthew Flinders Anglican College 6 Leesa MiMi Carmel College 7 Nandia Els St Margaret's Anglican Girls School 8 Lauren Bella St Patrick's College 9 Monaliza Fepuleai St Augustine's College 10 Viv Fitzpatrick Matthew Flinders Anglican College QISSN 2017 RISING STARS TEAM 1 Taylah Cox Emmaus College 2 Kasey Collins Marymount College 3 Maddy McDonald Mount Alverina College 4 Connie Waugh Trinity College 5 Madizen Wilkins Somerset College 6 Rachel Bourke Sunshine Coast Grammar School 7 Kayla Cuthbertson Aquinas College 8 Molly Hocking Holy Spirit College 9 Laura Brearly St James Lutheran College 10 Zeckeisha Oakley The Cathedral College 2017 QISSN PLAYER OF THE CARNIVAL Leesa MiMi Carmel College 2017 QISSN PLAYER OF THE GRAND FINAL Ingrid Fitzpatrick Matthew Flinders Anglican College 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 5

6 QISSN 2018 EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT Ann Rebgetz Principal St Columban s College Caboolture arebgetz@stc.qld.edu.au VICE PRESIDENT Julie Atkins St Columban s College Caboolture jatkins2@bne.catholic.edu.au TREASURER Dan McMahon Shalom College Bundaberg mcmahond@shalomcollege.com SECRETARY Debbie Newton St Joseph s College Toowoomba dnewton@sjc.qld.edu.au QISSN EXECUTIVE OFFICER Evie Teasdale qissneo@gmail.com UMPIRES CONVENORS Chris Robinson chrisrcna@gmail.com UMPIRES CONVENORS ASSISTANT HOST SCHOOL Ryan Catholic College Townsville, Queensland QISSN APP #QISSN mobile app is now available! Results, ladders & more. Keep up to date in Download at QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

7 OATHS Players Oath You are my opposition but you are not my enemy, For your resistance gives me strength, May we look upon our defeats as a learning experience of life, Whilst fully appreciating the joys that come with victory. Although our goals may differ, It is in the spirit of the game that we come together for the same purpose. We must believe in our dreams for this will bring success, Dream, Believe, Succeed. Umpires Oath In the name of all the umpires, I promise that we shall officiate in this QISSN Carnival with complete impartiality respecting and abiding by the rules which govern netball, in the true spirit of sportsmanship. Your world-class education begins here Make Life Matter CRICOS Provider Code 00117J jcu.edu.au 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 7

8 2018 QISSN SELECTORS Vicki Wilson, OAM and Australian netball icon, will be in attendance for the duration of the 2018 Townsville carnival. Vicki, will be a QISSN All Stars Team selector and more importantly great motivator to our young athletes. Vicki s netball career commenced at the age of 7 at her local netball Club and saw her rise to achieve at national and international levels as a player, captain and coach. Having won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in 1998 and three gold medals at the Netball World Championships (1991, 1995, 1999) Vicki went on to coach the Queensland Firebirds. Recently Vicki has been the Assistant Coach to the New Zealand Silver Ferns and the Coach of Fiji. We know Vicki is keen to share her stories of playing and coaching netball, and looks forward to meeting our competing athletes. Tracey Bruce former Queensland Firebird Wing Attack and Centre, Queensland Academy of Sport Netball Coach 2009 and both Queensland and Australian school girl netball representative player will be a selector at the QISSN 2018 carnival. Tracey played in the Queensland Primary Schools Team in 1980 and the Queensland 15 Girls Team in 1982 and Australian Girls Team in the same year. She also played in the Queensland Open School Girls Team in 1983 to 1986 and both the Queensland and Australian 17 and under team in 1985 and again in She continued to represent both Queensland and Australia in the 19 and under, 21 and under and Open teams until In 1991 and again in 1992 she was awarded an Australian Institute of Sport scholarship. We warmly welcome Tracey and acknowledge the expertise she will bring to our carnival. 8 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

9 DIVISIONAL RESULTS RECORD YEAR RESULT TEAM NAMES PLAYER OF THE CARNIVAL 2000 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Rockhampton Grammar School Leigh Eastaughffe, Shalom College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Good Counsel College 2001 Div. 1 QISSN Cup St Mary s College Kelly Park, St Patrick s College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy The Cathedral College 2002 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Clairvaux Mackillop College Skye Abele, Marymount College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Mt Maria College 2003 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Marymount College Skye Abele, Marymount College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy The Cathedral College 2004 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Marymount College Lizzie Cooper, Marymount College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Clairvaux Mackillop College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy St Thomas More College 2005 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Clairvaux Mackillop College Laine Spooner, Mt Alvernia College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Marymount College 1 Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Shalom College Div. 4 Downlands College 2 Div. 5 Marist College Div. 1 QISSN Cup St Rita s College Sally Butters, St Rita s College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Clairvaux Mackillop College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Mount Alvernia College Div. 4 Marymount College 2 Div. 5 Marist College Gold Div. 6 Marist College Blue 2007 Div. 1 QISSN Cup St Ursula s College, Toowoomba Grace Seng, St Ursula s College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Shalom College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy The Cathedral College 1 Div. 4 St Luke s Anglican School Div. 5 St Michael s College 2008 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Shalom College Kisstee Corrigan, Shalom College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Emmaus College 2 Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Southern Cross Catholic College Div. 4 Xavier College Div. 5 Ryan Catholic College Div. 6 Columba Catholic College 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 9

10 DIVISIONAL RESULTS RECORD YEAR RESULT TEAM NAMES PLAYER OF THE CARNIVAL 2009 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Shalom College Aleena Greenhaigh, Shalom College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Ursula s College, Toowoomba Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Clairvaux Mackillop College Div. 4 St Ursula s College 2, Toowoomba Div. 5 St Ursula s College, Yeppoon Div. 6 All Souls St Gabriels School 2010 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Clairvaux Mackillop College Eva McGrath, Somerset College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Michael s College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Matthew Flinders Anglican College Div. 4 Chisholm Catholic College Div. 5 Assisi Catholic College Div. 6 Columba Catholic College 2011 Div. 1 QISSN Cup St Columban s College Claudia Jones, Rockhampton Grammar School Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Ursula s College 1 Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Ryan Catholic College Div. 4 Clairvaux Mackillop College Div. 5 Southern Cross Catholic College Div. 6 Chanel College 2012 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Matthew Flinders Anglican College Josephine Hungerford, Matthew Flinders Anglican College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Columban s College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Aquinas College Div. 4 St Michael s College Div. 5 Mt Maria College Div. 6 St Mary s College, Kingaroy 2013 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Matthew Flinders Anglican College Josephine Hungerford, Matthew Flinders Anglican College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Margaret Mary s College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Carmel College Div. 4 Ameliaranne Wells Trophy Marist College Div. 5 Good Shepherd Catholic College Div. 6 All Souls St Gabriels School 10 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

11 DIVISIONAL RESULTS RECORD YEAR RESULT TEAM NAMES PLAYER OF THE CARNIVAL 2014 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Rockhampton Grammar School Morgan Riley, Somerset College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Margaret Mary s College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Aquinas College Div. 4 Ameliaranne Wells Trophy Siena Catholic College Div. 5 Good Shepherd Catholic College Div. 6 St Andrew s Lutheran College 2015 Div. 1 QISSN Cup The Rockhampton Grammar School Marissa Buchanan, The Rockhampton Grammar School Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy St Columban s College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Southern Cross Catholic College Div. 4 Ameliaranne Wells Trophy Carmel College Div. 5 Assumption College Div. 6 St Andrew s Lutheran College 2016 Div. 1 QISSN Cup The Cathedral College Lily Bartlem, The Cathedral College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Marymount College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Unity College Div. 4 Ameliaranne Wells Trophy Mt Maria College Div. 5 Beryl Friday Shield Marist College Div. 6 Sally Butters Shield Gilroy Santa Maria College 2017 Div. 1 QISSN Cup Matthew Flinders Anglican College Leesa MiM, Carmel College Div. 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy Marymount College Div. 3 Candice Adams Trophy Siena Catholic College Div. 4 Ameliaranne Wells Trophy Mercy College Mackay Div. 5 Beryl Friday Shield St Augustines College Div. 6 Sally Butters Shield Blackheath and Thornburgh College 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 11

12 MEDICAL SUPPORT Physiotherapy, Strapping and Massage Support Ryan Catholic College will provide a high level of Medical services for the duration of the QISSN tournament. First and foremost will be first aid and the immediate management of any injury s courtside at the Townsville RSL and Basketball Stadiums. Services are generously staffed by North Queensland First Aid Volunteers. As an added service, there will be Strapping and Physio services available for players that might find themselves injured during play. This service will provided by James Cook University and North Queensland Physiotherapy Centre Townsville. There will be a cost for this service set at $30 for massage services, with free strapping services if own tape is provided. 12 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

13 CONDITIONS OF PLAY 2018 QISSN carnivals will be played under the Rules of Netball issued by the International Netball Federation unless otherwise stated. Camera Use The use of video or still cameras throughout the carnival must be approved by QISSN Executive and/or the team managers. Carnival Officials The carnival will be officiated by the QISSN President and Host School Convenor. The QISSN Executive Officer will assist the QISSN President in this process. Disputes will require completion of the official QISSN Grievance Form by the Team Manager. Carnival officials decision will be final. Code of Conduct QISSN is committed to ensuring the safety, welfare and wellbeing of all involved I the carnival is maintained at all times. The Netball Queensland Part A Codes of Behaviour has been adopted and will be enforced throughout the carnival. Equal Points If two or more teams have gained equal points at the completion of the Divisional Games, placings for Quarter Finals shall be decided by the best for and against ratio. Extra Time In the Quarter Finals, Semi Finals and Grand Finals, if there is a tie at the end of full time then there will immediately be 2 x 3 minute halves played with no break between halves, with a change of ends. No player substitutions will be allowed (normal injury protocol apply). After that if the game is still tied, the first team to get 2 goals ahead will be the winning team. Games In the case of a draw in the Div. 1 Grand Final, there will be 2 x 6 minute halves with players to change ends at the completion of the first half of extra time and the game continues. No player substitutions allowed at the change of ends in extra time. If still a draw at the completion of extra time, the game will continue until one team has a two-goal advantage. There will be a 4 minute changeover time between games. The Division 1 Grand Final will be played 4 x 12 minute quarters with 2 minute breaks for both quarters and a 3 minute half time break. Most Valuable Player Coaches/Managers from each team are to nominate one player from their own team AND one player from the opposing team as the Most Valuable Players from that game. A tally of votes will be kept and the player from each team with the most votes at the end of the carnival will receive the Most Valuable Player Award for their team. Player of the Carnival The award for Player of the Carnival shall be decided by the Selectors. Points Points shall be awarded as follows: Win by 5 goals or more 5 points Win by less than 5 goals 4 points Win on forfeit 5 points with a given score of 15-0 Draw 3 points Loss by less than 5 goals 2 points Loss by 5 goals or more 1 point Loss on forfeit 0 points with a given score of 0-15 Score Cards The score card for each game will be found in the folder at the scorer s desk on each court. On completion of the game, score cards must be given to the host school representative at each court. Team Managers must ensure that scorers, captains and umpires sign the score card at the end of every game QISSN CARNIVAL 13

14 QISSN 2018 CARNIVAL TOWNSVILLE Dates: Sunday 1st July to Friday 6th July 2018 Host School: Ryan Catholic College 59 Canterbury Road, Kirwan Opening Ceremony Sunday 1st July 2018 Ryan Catholic College, 59 Canterbury Road, Kirwan 14 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

15 MAP OF COURTS Carnival Monday 2nd July to Friday 6th July 2018 Townsville Stadium (Courts 1,2 and 3) Townsville Basketball (Courts 4 and 5) Murray Sporting Complex Murray Lyons Crescent, Annandale 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 15

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17 t."'-'1-fo-ru,fe Catholic Education Diocese of Rockhampton \ - \ - t."'-'1-fo-ru,fe is a proud sponsor of the 2018 OISSN Carnival \Ne, e-xterj e,<,,t l!ji<,,k,,, td aw DIA-r rartiurati c-ow '>- ege, '>- Shalom College Bundaberg, Chanel College Gladstone, Marist College Emerald, Emmaus College North Rockhampton, The Cathedral College Rockhampton, Holy Spirit College Mackay, St Patrick's College Mackay and Mercy College Mackay. For more information on our Kindergartens, Schools and Colleges please contact the For more information on our Kindergartens, Schools and Colleges please contact the Catholic Education Office on or Catholic Education Office on or

18 QISSN 2018 POOLS AND DIVISONS DIVISION ONE AND TWO Pool A 1 Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim Pool B 1 Somerset College, Mudgeeraba 2 Emmaus College, Rockhampton 2 Sunshine Coast Grammar School 3 St Patrick's College, Mackay 3 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 4 Coomera Anglican College 4 Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt 5 St Columban s College, Caboolture 5 St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville 6 St Mary's Catholic College, Casino 6 Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs 7 Unity College, Caloundra 7 Aquinas College, Ashmore 8 Rockhampton Grammar School 8 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters DIVISION THREE AND FOUR Pool C 1 St Peter Claver College, Riverview Pool D 1 Shalom College, Bundaberg 2 St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg 2 Canterbury College, Waterford 3 St Ursula s College, Toowoomba 3 Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough 4 St Mary's College, Ipswich 4 Carmel College, Thornlands 5 Mount Alvernia College, Kedron 5 St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville 6 St Michael s College, Merrimac 6 Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia 7 Downlands College, Toowoomba 7 Trinity College, Beenleigh 8 Chanel College, Gladstone 8 St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot DIVISION FIVE AND SIX Pool E 1 Mount St Bernard College, Herberton Pool F 1 Mercy College, Mackay 2 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville 2 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton 3 St Joseph's College, Toowoomba 3 Assumption College, Warwick 4 Marist College, Emerald 4 St James College, Spring Hill 5 Rockhampton Girls Grammar 5 St Ursula's College, Yepoon 6 Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa 6 Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera 7 St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights 7 St Thomas More College, Sunnybank 8 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham 8 Holy Spirit College, Mackay DIVISION SEVEN AND EIGHT Pool G 1 St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge Pool H 1 Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay 2 St Catherine s College, Proserpine 2 Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby 3 St John s Catholic School, Roma 3 St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera 4 Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers 4 All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers 5 St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy 5 Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay 6 Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers 6 St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns 7 Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa 7 St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe 8 St Mary's College, Maryborough 8 St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville 18 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

19 MONDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 7.30AM A 1 St Columban s College, Caboolture Rockhampton Grammar School AM A 1 St Mary's Catholic College, Casino Coomera Anglican College AM A 1 St Patrick's College, Mackay Unity College, Caloundra AM A 1 Emmaus College, Rockhampton Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim AM B 1 St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs AM B 1 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton Marymount College, Burleigh Waters AM B 1 Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt Aquinas College, Ashmore AM B 1 Sunshine Coast Grammar School Somerset College, Mudgeeraba AM C 1 Mount Alvernia College, Kedron St Michael s College, Merrimac AM C 1 St Ursula's College, Toowoomba Chanel College, Gladstone AM C 1 St Mary's College, Ipswich Downlands College, Toowoomba AM C 1 St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg St Peter Claver College, Riverview AM D 1 St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia AM D 1 Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot AM D 1 Carmel College, Thornlands Trinity College, Beenleigh AM D 1 Canterbury College, Waterford Shalom College, Bundaberg AM A 2 St Mary's Catholic College, Casino St Patrick's College, Mackay AM A 2 Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim Unity College, Caloundra, Caloundra AM A 2 Coomera Anglican College Rockhampton Grammar School AM A 2 Emmaus College, Rockhampton St Columban s College, Caboolture AM B 2 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt AM B 2 Somerset College, Mudgeeraba Aquinas College, Ashmore AM B 2 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs AM B 2 Sunshine Coast Grammar School St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville AM C 2 St Ursula s College, Toowoomba St Mary's College, Ipswich QISSN CARNIVAL 19

20 QISSN 2018 DRAWS MONDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 10.00AM C 2 St Peter Claver College, Riverview Downlands College, Toowoomba AM C 2 Chanel College, Gladstone St Michael s College, Merrimac AM C 2 St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg Mount Alvernia College, Kedron AM D 2 Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough Carmel College, Thornlands AM D 2 Shalom College, Bundaberg Trinity College, Beenleigh AM D 2 St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia AM D 2 Canterbury College, Waterford St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville AM A 3 Unity College, Caloundra, Caloundra Coomera Anglican College AM A 3 Rockhampton Grammar School Emmaus College, Rockhampton AM A 3 St Patrick's College, Mackay Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim AM A 3 St Columban s College, Caboolture St Mary's Catholic College, Casino AM B 3 Aquinas College, Ashmore Marymount College, Burleigh Waters AM B 3 Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs Sunshine Coast Grammar School AM B 3 Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt Somerset College, Mudgeeraba AM B 3 St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville The Cathedral College, Rockhampton AM C 3 Downlands College, Toowoomba Chanel College, Gladstone AM C 3 St Michael s College, Merrimac St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg AM C 3 St Mary's College, Ipswich St Peter Claver College, Riverview AM C 3 Mount Alvernia College, Kedron St Ursula s College, Toowoomba AM D 3 Trinity College, Beenleigh, Beenleigh St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot PM D 3 Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia Canterbury College, Waterford PM D 3 Carmel College, Thornlands Shalom College, Bundaberg PM D 3 St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough PM PM 5 20 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

21 QISSN 2018 DRAWS MONDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 12.30PM H 1 Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns PM H 1 St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville PM H 1 All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe PM H 1 Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay PM G 1 St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers PM G 1 St John s Catholic School, Roma St Mary's College, Maryborough PM G 1 Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa PM G 1 St Catherine s College, Proserpine St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge PM F 1 St Ursula s College, Yeppoon Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera PM F 1 Assumption College, Warwick Holy Spirit College, Mackay PM F 1 St James College, Spring Hill St Thomas More College, Sunnybank PM F 1 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton Mercy College, Mackay PM E 1 Rockhampton Girls Grammar School Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa PM E 1 St Joseph's College Toowoomba Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham PM E 1 Marist College, Emerald St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights OM E 1 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville Mount St Bernard College, Herberton OM H 2 St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers OM H 2 Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe OM H 2 St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns OM H 2 Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay PM G 2 St John s Catholic School, Roma Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers PM G 2 St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa PM G 2 St Mary's College, Maryborough Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers PM G 2 St Catherine s College, Proserpine St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy PM F 2 Assumption College, Warwick St James College, Spring Hill QISSN CARNIVAL 21

22 QISSN 2018 DRAWS MONDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 3.00PM F 2 Mercy College, Mackay St Thomas More College, Sunnybank PM F 2 Holy Spirit College, Mackay Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera PM F 2 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton St Ursula s College, Yeppoon PM E 2 St Joseph's College Toowoomba Marist College, Emerald PM E 2 Mount St Bernard College, Herberton St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights PM E 2 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa PM E 2 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville Rockhampton Girls Grammar School PM H 3 St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville PM H 3 St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby PM H 3 All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay PM H 3 Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera PM G 3 Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa St Mary's College, Maryborough PM G 3 Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers St Catherine s College, Proserpine PM G 3 Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge PM G 3 St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy St John s Catholic School, Roma PM F 3 St Thomas More College, Sunnybank Holy Spirit College, Mackay PM F 3 Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera Mt Maria College, Mitchelton PM F 3 St James College, Spring Hill Mercy College, Mackay PM F 3 St Ursula s College, Yeppoon Assumption College, Warwick PM E 3 St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham PM E 3 Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa Ryan Catholic College, Townsville PM E 3 Marist College, Emerald Mount St Bernard College, Herberton PM E 3 Rockhampton Girls Grammar School St Joseph's College Toowoomba PM PM 5 22 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

23 QISSN 2018 DRAWS TUESDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 8.00AM A 4 Unity College, Caloundra, Caloundra St Columban s College, Caboolture AM A 4 Rockhampton Grammar School Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim AM A 4 Emmaus College, Rockhampton St Mary's Catholic College, Casino AM A 4 Coomera Anglican College St Patrick's College, Mackay AM B 4 Aquinas College, Ashmore St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville AM B 4 Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs Somerset College, Mudgeeraba AM B 4 Sunshine Coast Grammar School The Cathedral College, Rockhampton AM B 4 Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt Marymount College, Burleigh Waters AM C 4 Downlands College, Toowoomba Mount Alvernia College, Kedron AM C 4 St Michael s College, Merrimac St Peter Claver College, Riverview AM C 4 St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg St Ursula s College, Toowoomba AM C 4 Chanel College, Gladstone St Mary's College, Ipswich AM D 4 Trinity College, Beenleigh St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville AM D 4 Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia Shalom College, Bundaberg AM D 4 Canterbury College, Waterford Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough AM D 4 St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot Carmel College, Thornlands AM A 5 Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim St Mary's Catholic College, Casino AM A 5 St Patrick's College, Mackay Emmaus College, Rockhampton AM A 5 St Columban s College, Caboolture Coomera Anglican College AM A 5 Rockhampton Grammar School Unity College, Caloundra, Caloundra AM B 5 Somerset College, Mudgeeraba The Cathedral College, Rockhampton AM B 5 Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt Sunshine Coast Grammar School AM B 5 St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville Marymount College, Burleigh Waters AM B 5 Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs Aquinas College, Ashmore AM C 5 St Peter Claver College, Riverview St Ursula s College, Toowoomba QISSN CARNIVAL 23

24 QISSN 2018 DRAWS TUESDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 10.30AM C 5 St Mary's College, Ipswich St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg AM C 5 Mount Alvernia College, Kedron Chanel College, Gladstone AM C 5 St Michael s College, Merrimac Downlands College, Toowoomba AM D 5 Shalom College, Bundaberg Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough AM D 5 Carmel College, Thornlands Canterbury College, Waterford AM D 5 St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot AM D 5 Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia Trinity College, Beenleigh, Beenleigh AM E 4 St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights Rockhampton Girls Grammar School AM E 4 Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa Mount St Bernard College, Herberton AM E 4 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville St Joseph's College Toowoomba AM E 4 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham Marist College, Emerald AM F 4 St Thomas More College, Sunnybank St Ursula s College, Yeppoon AM F 4 Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera Mercy College, Mackay AM F 4 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton Assumption College, Warwick AM F 4 Holy Spirit College, Mackay St James College, Spring Hill PM G 4 Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy PM G 4 Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge PM G 4 St Catherine s College, Proserpine St John s Catholic School, Roma PM G 4 St Mary's College, Maryborough Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers PM H 4 St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay PM H 4 St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay PM H 4 Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera PM H 4 St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers PM E 5 Mount St Bernard College, Herberton St Joseph's College Toowoomba PM E 5 Marist College, Emerald Ryan Catholic College, Townsville 5 24 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

25 QISSN 2018 DRAWS TUESDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 1.00PM E 5 Rockhampton Girls Grammar School Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham PM E 5 Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights PM F 5 Mercy College, Mackay Assumption College, Warwick PM F 5 St James College, Spring Hill Mt Maria College, Mitchelton PM F 5 St Ursula s College, Yeppoon Holy Spirit College, Mackay PM F 5 Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera St Thomas More College, Sunnybank PM G 5 St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge St John s Catholic School, Roma PM G 5 Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers St Catherine s College, Proserpine PM G 5 St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy St Mary's College, Maryborough PM G 5 Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa PM H 5 St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe PM H 5 All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby PM H 5 Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville PM H 5 Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera PM QISSN CARNIVAL 25

26 QISSN 2018 DRAWS WEDNESDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 8.00AM E 6 St Joseph's College Toowoomba Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa AM E 6 Marist College, Emerald Rockhampton Girls Grammar School AM E 6 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights AM E 6 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham Mount St Bernard College, Herberton AM F 6 Assumption College, Warwick Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera AM F 6 St James College, Spring Hill St Ursula s College, Yeppoon AM F 6 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton St Thomas More College, Sunnybank AM F 6 Holy Spirit College, Mackay Mercy College, Mackay AM G 6 St John s Catholic School, Roma Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers AM G 6 Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy AM G 6 St Catherine s College, Proserpine Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa AM G 6 St Mary's College, Maryborough St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge AM H 6 St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns AM H 6 All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay AM H 6 Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe AM H 6 St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay AM E 7 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham Ryan Catholic College, Townsville AM E 7 St Augustine s College, Augustine Heights St Joseph's College, Toowoomba AM E 7 Mount St Bernard College, Herberton Rockhampton Girls Grammar School AM E 7 Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Noosa Marist College, Emerald AM F 7 Holy Spirit College, Mackay Mt Maria College, Mitchelton AM F 7 St Thomas More College, Sunnybank Assumption College, Warwick AM F 7 Mercy College, Mackay St Ursula s College, Yeppoon AM F 7 Assisi Catholic College, Upper Coomera St James College, Spring Hill AM G 7 St Mary's College, Maryborough St Catherine's College, Proserpine 5 26 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

27 QISSN 2018 DRAWS WEDNESDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 10.30AM G 7 Good Shepherd Catholic College, Mount Isa St John s Catholic School, Roma AM G 7 St John Fisher College, Bracken Ridge St Mary's Catholic College, Kingaroy AM G 7 Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers Blackheath and Thornburgh College, Charters Towers AM H 7 St Anthony's Catholic College, Townsville Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby AM H 7 St Joseph's School, Stanthorpe St Andrew s Lutheran College, Tallebudgera AM H 7 Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay AM H 7 St Mary s Catholic College, Cairns All Souls St Gabriel s School, Charters Towers AM A 6 St Mary's Catholic College, Casino Rockhampton Grammar School AM A 6 St Patrick's College, Mackay St Columban s College, Caboolture AM A 6 Emmaus College, Rockhampton Unity College, Caloundra, Caloundra AM A 6 Coomera Anglican College Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim AM B 6 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs AM B 6 Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville AM B 6 Sunshine Coast Grammar School Aquinas College, Ashmore AM B 6 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters Somerset College, Mudgeeraba PM C 6 St Ursula s College, Toowoomba St Michael s College, Merrimac PM C 6 St Mary's College, Ipswich Mount Alvernia College, Kedron PM C 6 St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg Downlands College, Toowoomba PM C 6 Chanel College, Gladstone St Peter Claver College, Riverview PM D 6 Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia PM D 6 Carmel College, Thornlands St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville PM D 6 Canterbury College, Waterford Trinity College, Beenleigh, Beenleigh PM D 6 St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot Shalom College, Bundaberg PM A 7 Coomera Anglican College Emmaus College, Rockhampton PM A 7 Unity College, Caloundra, Caloundra St Mary's Catholic College, Casino QISSN CARNIVAL 27

28 QISSN 2018 DRAWS WEDNESDAY PROGRAM TIME POOL RND Team Team CRT 1.00PM A 7 Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim St Columban s College, Caboolture PM A 7 Rockhampton Grammar School St Patrick's College, Mackay PM B 7 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters Sunshine Coast Grammar School PM B 7 Aquinas College, Ashmore The Cathedral College, Rockhampton PM B 7 Somerset College, Mudgeeraba St Margaret Mary s College, Townsville PM B 7 Siena Catholic College, Sippy Downs Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt PM C 7 Chanel College, Gladstone St Luke s Anglican School, Bundaberg PM C 7 Downlands College, Toowoomba St Ursula s College, Toowoomba PM C 7 St Peter Claver College, Riverview Mount Alvernia College, Kedron PM C 7 St Michael s College, Merrimac St Mary's College, Ipswich PM D 7 St Margaret s Anglican Girl s School, Ascot Canterbury College, Waterford PM D 7 Trinity College, Beenleigh, Beenleigh Southern Cross Catholic College, Scarborough PM D 7 Shalom College, Bundaberg St Teresa s Catholic College, Noosaville PM D 7 Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia Carmel College, Thornlands PM 5 28 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

29 END OF DIVISION MATCHES POSITION POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D POOL E POOL F POOL G POOL H 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th QUARTER FINALS Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 Division 8 1 Pool A 1st Pool A 5th Pool C 1st Pool C 5th Pool E 1st Pool E 5th Pool G 1st Pool G 5th 2 Pool B 1st Pool B 5th Pool D 1st Pool D 5th Pool F 1st Pool F 5th Pool H 1st Pool H 5th 3 Pool A 2nd Pool A 6th Pool C 2nd Pool C 6th Pool E 2nd Pool E 6th Pool G 2nd Pool G 6th 4 Pool B 2nd Pool B 6th Pool D 2nd Pool D 6th Pool E 2nd Pool E 6th Pool H 2nd Pool H 6th 5 Pool A 3rd Pool A 7th Pool C 3rd Pool C 7th Pool F 3rd Pool F 7th Pool G 3rd Pool G 7th 6 Pool B 3rd Pool B 7th Pool D 3rd Pool D 7th Pool E 3rd Pool E 7th Pool H 3rd Pool H 7th 7 Pool A 4th Pool A 8th Pool C 4th Pool C 8th Pool E 4th Pool E 8th Pool G 4th Pool G 8th 8 Pool B 4th Pool B 8th Pool D 4th Pool D 8th Pool F 4th Pool F 8th Pool H 4th Pool H 8th 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 29

30 END OF DIVISION MATCHES THURSDAY PROGRAM QUARTER FINALS TIME DIV QF NO Team Team CRT 8.00AM AM AM AM AM THURSDAY PROGRAM QUARTER FINALS TIME DIV QF NO Team Team CRT 9.30AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM 5 30 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

31 THURSDAY PROGRAM SEMI FINALS TIME DIV SF NO Team Team Crt 11.30AM 1 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF AM 1 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF AM 1 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF AM 1 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF AM 2 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 2 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 2 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF PM 2 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 3 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 3 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 3 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF PM 3 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 4 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF PM 4 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 4 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 4 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 5 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 5 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF PM 5 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 5 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 6 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 6 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF PM 6 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 6 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 7 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 7 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 7 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF PM 7 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 8 3 LOSER QF1 LOSER QF PM 8 4 LOSER QF2 LOSER QF PM 8 1 WINNER QF1 WINNER QF PM 8 2 WINNER QF2 WINNER QF QISSN CARNIVAL 31

32 QISSN 2018 DRAWS FRIDAY PROGRAM FINALS TIME DIVISION Team Team Crt Grand Finals 7.30AM 8 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 1 3rd / 4th 7.30AM 8 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 3 7th / 8th 7.30AM 8 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 2 5th / 6th 8.00AM 8 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 2 1st / 2nd 8.00AM 7 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 1 1st / 2nd 8.00AM 7 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 3 3rd / 4th 8.00AM 7 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 4 5th / 6th 8.00AM 7 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 5 7th / 8th 8.30AM 6 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 1 1st / 2nd 8.30AM 6 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 2 3rd / 4th 8.30AM 6 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 3 5th / 6th 8.30AM 6 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 4 7th / 8th 8.30AM 5 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 5 7th / 8th 9.00AM 5 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 1 1st / 2nd 9.00AM 5 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 2 3rd / 4th 9.00AM 5 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 3 5th / 6th 9.00AM 4 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 4 5th / 6th 9.00AM 4 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 5 7th / 8th 9.30AM 4 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 1 1st / 2nd 9.30AM 4 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 3 3rd / 4th 9.30AM 3 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 2 1st / 2nd 9.30AM 3 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 4 5th / 6th 9.30AM 3 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 5 7th / 8th 10.00AM 2 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 1 1st / 2nd 10.00AM 3 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 2 3rd / 4th 10.00AM 2 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 3 3rd / 4th 10.00AM 2 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 4 5th / 6th 10.00AM 2 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 5 7th / 8th 10.30AM 1 LOSER SF1 LOSER SF2 1 3rd / 4th 10.30AM 1 WINNER SF3 WINNER SF4 2 5th / 6th 10.30AM 1 LOSER SF3 LOSER SF4 3 7th / 8th DIVISION 1 GRAND FINAL (4 X 12 MINUTE QUARTERS) 11.15AM 1 WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 1 1st / 2nd 32 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

33 CLOSING CEREMONY Grand Final Umpires Medals Grand Final Bench Officials Medals Most Valued Player Trophy Recipients (60 Schools) QISSN Rising Stars Recipients Certificates T R O P H I E S Specialising in Trophies & Award Plaques Medals & Ribbons Name Badges & Logo Inserts Engraving & Sublimation QISSN All Stars Team Announcement Certificates and Medals Player Of The Grand Final Trophy Recipient Player Of The Carnival Trophy Recipient Guest Speaker Captain Vivian Bullwinkel Perpetual Trophy Recipient Fax: u-beauttrophies@bigpond.com (John) (07) Division 8 Shield Yet to be named. Division 7 Shield Named: Jemma Mi Mi Shield Division 6 Sally Butters Shield, Trophy and Medals Winners and Runners-Up Division 5 Beryl Friday Shield, Trophy and Medals Winners and Runners-Up Division 4 Ameliaranne Wells Shield, Trophy and Medals Winners and Runners-Up Division 3 Candice Adams Trophies and Medals Winners and Runners-Up Division 2 Lara Nilsson Trophies and Medals Winners and Runners-Up Division 1 QISSN Cup, Trophy and Medals Winners and Runners-Up Acknowledgments and Thank You 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 33

34 HISTORY OF DIVISIONAL AWARDS NAMING Division 1 Trophy Named: QISSN Cup Division 2 Trophy Named: Lara Nilsson Trophy Lara Nilsson, former student of Clairvaux Mackillop College and QISSN competitor, Brisbane went on to represent the Queensland Fusion/Firebirds as defender in 2008, 2009 and Now retired from professional netball but still living in Brisbane, Lara is a secondary maths teacher. Division 3 Trophy Named: Candice Adams Trophy Candice a registered nurse now living in Melbourne, began her love of netball as a student of Marymount College, Gold Coast. During her time at school, Candice played for Marymount College in the QISSN carnival. She began her elite netball debut in the final round of the Commonwealth Bank Trophy in 2007 taking the court for the Queensland Firebirds. In 2009 Candice was involved in the Australian Institute of Sport netball program before returning home to Brisbane in 2010 to play in the Holden Cruze Cup. She was contracted to the Queensland Firebirds for the 2011 season. Division 4 Shield Named: Ameliaranne Wells Shield Born in Bundaberg, Ameliaranne started playing netball from the age of 12. Playing netball at high school, Ameliaranne competed in the QISSN carnivals. She was contracted to the Queensland Firebirds from 2011 to 2014 and was a great part of their success and ANZ Championship trophy win. Since then, Ameliaranne has represented the New Zealand Silver Ferns however has withdrawn from the 2017 season as she is expecting her first baby. St Margaret s Anglican School. Beryl went on to play in the 17 years and under AND 19 years and under Queensland teams as well as the Australian under 21 team. Beryl played for the Queensland Firebirds in 2016 and this year played for the Northern Territory Storm in the National Netball League. She is studying teaching. Division 6 Shield Named: Sally Butters Shield Sally Butters competed at the 2006 QISSN carnival representing St Rita s College who won the Division 1 QISSN Cup that year. In the same year Sally was awarded the Player of the Carnival. Sally went on to have a highly successful netball career playing in the ANZ Qld Fusion Team from Sally now works teaching in a Brisbane secondary school and is involved in their netball academy. Division 7 Shield Named: Jemma Mi Mi Shield Jemma Mi Mi competed at the QISSN carnival representing Carmel College and debuted in 2017 for the Queensland Firebirds. A former Australian touch football representative Mi Mi can turn a game in an instant with her lightning speed and quick footwork. Jemma is currently studying a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology and then wanting to study a Masters of Education at QUT. Jemma is a wonderful advocate for women s elite sport in her representation of the Firebirds, her attitude towards harnessing all opportunities at all levels of sport and the determination she always displays on and off the court. Division 8 Shield Yet to be named. Division 5 Shield Named: Beryl Friday Shield Beryl Friday is an indigenous Australian and was a student of Gilroy Santa Maria College. She represented her school at QISSN in years 8 and 9 before enrolling at 34 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

35 I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; Together we can do great things. - Mother Teresa

36 Shalom College, Bundaberg QISSN CARNIVAL HOST SCHOOL 2019

37 Welcome TO THE TOWNSVILLE DIOCESE AT A GLANCE 2,400 STAFF EARLY LEARNING CENTRES KINDERGARTENS PRIMARY SCHOOLS 12,000 STUDENTS SECONDARY 5 SCHOOLS 4 P - 12 SCHOOLS + 1 x P-9 AND 1 x P-11 BOARDING 2 COLLEGES

38 Participating Schools 2018

39 ALL SOULS ST GABRIELS Charters Towers ALL SOULS ST GABRIELS SCHOOL is a co-educational day and boarding school in the Anglican tradition. All Souls was established by the Bush Brothers of St Branabus in 1920 as a war memorial school. St Gabriel s was established by the Sisters of the Sacred Advent in Both schools had a strong sporting tradition and this has continued since the two schools joined to become All Souls St Gabriels School in All Souls St Gabriels School students have been heavily involved in netball in the North Queensland region for a number of years was the first year that an All Souls St Gabriels School netball team entered into the QISSN competition and all girls involved relished the experience to play and watch high quality netball. In 2013, in Townsville, All Souls St Gabriels School took out the Division 6 Championship and in 2015 finished the QISSN carnival in the highest position of any team All Souls St Gabriels School before them. We look forward to the trip to Townsville, although be it short, this year and are anticipating some tough and good-spirited competition. 1. Dianne Fulford 2. Faith Whelan (Captain) 3. Chantelle Reynolds 4. Breanne Peace (Captain) 5. Luka Hall 6. Camryn Guldbransen 7. Gemma Stevenson 8. Holly Deans 9. Summah Beale 10. Chekoda Bethel Karen Storey Tash Johnson Darren Fleming Black, Grey and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 39

40 AQUINAS COLLEGE Ashmore AQUINAS COLLEGE became a coeducational school in 1991 after welcoming girls from Star of the Sea. Since then, netball has grown in strength and popularity within the student population. Students in Year 8, 9 and 10 are given the opportunity to be a part of the Netball Excellence Program. This year the girls will compete in QISSN, Catholic Cup and the Vicki Wilson Cup. Aquinas College players, coaches and managers wish the best of luck to the other competing teams. Have a fantastic week! 1. Charli Barber 2. Jessica Coggan 3. Ashleigh Ervin 4. Charli Franklin 5. Ella Hines 6. Kiara Levinge 7. Emily Mead 8. Shanai McLaughlin 9. Charlotte Taylor-Hansford (Captain) 10. Ally Williams (Vice Captain) Emily Battese MANAGER: Jo Carroll Peter Hurley Red, White and Blue 40 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

41 ASSISI CATHOLIC COLLEGE Upper Coomera ASSISI CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a coeducational P 12 College located at Upper Coomera on the Gold Coast. Established in 2005, the school has more than 1400 students enrolled. As a Franciscan community, Saint Francis and Saint Clare are important figures within the College. The College motto Peace through Justice reminds the community of the call to seek peace and justice through education in the Catholic faith, living our Gospel values and to be socially and ecologically just. Assisi s netball program began in The Open Team has competed at QISSN since 2009 and in 2012, the team achieved its best result finishing 4th in Division 3. In 2013, we played in a nail biting Division 4 Grand Final. This year, Assisi is bringing an enthusiastic and motivated team to the carnival and our girls are looking forward to a tough, yet fun competition. 1. Jasmyn Davidson 2. Belle Flanagan 3. Zoe Eenjes 4. Lillian Jedrasiak 5. Chloe Lim 6. Leilani Roberts 7. Megan Rochford (Captain) 8. Kayla Watson (Vice Captain) 9. Kirra Arnott (Captain) 10.Victoria Crotty (Vice Captain) Liza Callaghan Cath Livy Mick Laidler Blue, White and Pink 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 41

42 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE Warwick ASSUMPTION COLLEGE WARWICK is a Catholic college that officially opened in 1969 to cater for the Sisters of Mercy convent girls high school. In 1980, ACW became a co-educational junior college, introducing Year 11 in 2000, and graduating our first Year 12 class in 26 years in Our current enrolment is 450 students. We participated in our first QISSN Carnival in its inaugural year, and it has been the highlight of our netball season many times since then. Assumption College players and staff would like to wish all QISSN participants the best of luck for the upcoming week. 1. Mary Higgins (Captain) 2. Stephanie Lockhart 3. Tyler Aspinall 4. Sophie Otten 5. Amy Harrison 6. Taylah Hoffman 7. Kaitlin Thorne 8. Caitlin Skaines 9. Jasmine Olzard Karyn Morrison, Anna Hardy (Assistant) MANAGER: Kort Goodman Lime, Yellow and Navy 42 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

43 BLACKHEATH & THORNBURGH COLLEGE Charters Towers BLACKHEATH & THORNBURGH COLLEGE was founded in Charters Towers in The College is a coeducational, non-denominational school for approximately 270 boarding and day students from Pre-Prep to Year 12. The College is committed to the creation of a safe, tolerant and disciplined environment within which young people prepare to be active and reflective citizens. Respect, care, tolerance, excellence and optimism are core values. Netball is the dominant girls sport in Charters Towers; a city that boasts three major industries: gold mining, grazing and education. 1. Nikita Wearing (Co-Captain) 2. Riley Casson (Co-Captian) 3. Olivia Treacy 4. Tarrisha Baira 5. Tenisha Solomon 6. Annie Luckman 7. Chloe Cain 8. Catherine Weicks 9. Jessie Miller 10. Anjeleah Corrigan Ms Karen Hopley Mrs Kellie Walsh, Miss Alyssa Priddle (Assistant) Mr Nigel Fairbairn Royal Blue and Saxton 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 43

44 CANTERBURY COLLEGE Waterford CANTERBURY COLLEGE is a co-educational independent school with an Anglican ethos. Originally named The College of the Good Shepherd, the College opened in 1987 and is situated in Waterford along the Logan River. What started as a dairy farm is now a thriving K-12 campus that provides quality academic, cultural and sporting opportunities and facilities. Driven by our Charter of Values - Integrity, Respect, Compassion, Scholarship, Community and Social/Environmental Responsibly, the College Vision is to inspire our community to reach their personal, social and academic goals in an environment that is based on strong Christian values. Canterbury has a strong and proud affiliation within the TAS network. Our sporting program has grown in recent years and we are excited to now be a part of the QISSN competition 1. Grace Hamilton 2. Tahni Auda 3. Lauren Hurley 4. Madisen-Jade Iva 5. Keelie Nason 6. Kadasha Ma Afu 7. Lori Barron 8. Holly Anstee (Captain) 9. Sophia Harris 10. Montana Western Mrs Deanne Hamilton MANAGER: Chantel Nason Mrs Donna Anderson Blue, Red, White and Gold 44 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

45 CARMEL COLLEGE Thornlands CARMEL COLLEGE opened in 1993 and is a co-educational Catholic College located in Redland City. It has a current student enrolment of Its governing body is Brisbane Catholic Education. Carmel College entered the QISSN competition in 2013 and successfully hosted the 2015 carnival. The College has a long tradition of sporting involvement, including competing in local competitions throughout the year such as Catholic Cup and Vicki Wilson Cup, as well as participating in the South East Colleges Association (SECA) competition. Our sporting program is based upon fair play, respect for teammates and opponents, participation and enjoyment. This year Carmel College is excited to be travelling to Townsville with a young, developing team. The Carmel College players are looking forward to a tough and fun competition in North Queensland. We extend our best wishes to all teams, and hope everyone has an enjoyable week of netball and friendship. 1. Amitee Worley 2. Charlotte Rhule 3. Sophie Luck 4. Jade Bradley 5. Sofia Blazevski (Vice-Captain) 6. Leesa Mi Mi (Captain) 7. Georgia Doyle 8. Georgia Burnett 9. Erin Cardy 10. Lara Silich Jenna McKnight, Monique Brennan (Assistant) Laurenn Neuendorf Stephen Adair Maroon, white and pink 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 45

46 CHANEL COLLEGE Gladstone THE CHANEL COLLEGE motto TO LIVE JUSTLY is taken from the Old Testament prophet Micah (6:8). The motto sums up the aim for which the College was founded in 1966 and exists today. Chanel College have been attending the annual QISSN carnival for the last eight years and are very much looking forward to returning in For a relatively small co-educational college in Gladstone, Chanel College has a strong netball tradition, dominating Town and Inter-School competitions and consistently competing in the Vicki Wilson Cup. We aim to ensure we provide all players with the best opportunity to ensure that netball at the College has a strong future. With a host of talent from Local and Regional representative teams, we are hoping to further improve on our performance in 2017, placing 9th in Division 3. Chanel College and indeed the whole community of Gladstone are behind the Chanel College QISSN Netball team and looking forward to the team s success in Grace Graham (Captain) 2. Imogen Collins (Vice-Captain) 3. Kaitlyn McAlister 4. Hannah Overend 5. Katie Skinner 6. Alisha Verner 7. Rykiah Woolley 8. Alexa Campbell 9. Bojana Bijelic Kylie Kickbusch MANAGER: Kerrie Lisle Dr Susan Bunkum Green, Gold and White 46 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

47 CHISHOLM CATHOLIC COLLEGE Cornubia CHISHOLM CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a co-educational school located in Cornubia south of Brisbane. Our motto is to Live Christ s Challenge. To this end we endeavour to include all in our community and to have students focus on how they can make a contribution to our world, similar to the words of our patron Caroline Chisholm. As a school, Chisholm is constantly developing and nurturing its young netballers and our teams achieve success in a variety of competitions across South- East Queensland. We are proud of our Netball Academy and pride ourselves on our involvement in the QISSN competition in 2018 as we enter our ninth year of competition. Our girls this year form a new, fresher and hungrier squad, we have many new faces eager to make their mark on the competition this year and have the chance to showcase their growing talents. We as a team are striving towards our goals and look forward to taking on the strong competitions of QISSN We wish our girls and all other competing teams the best of luck. 1. Kellie Field (Captain) 2. Macaulie McNeil (Co-Captain) 3. Jessica Jolliffe 4. Sophia Le Ray 5. Mikayla Allum 6. Montana McNamara 7. Abigail Dunn 8. Ava de Bruyn 9. Tamsin Schaefer 10. Gabriella Parisio Stacey Thompson Sue Field Martina Millard Bottle Green 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 47

48 CLAIRVAUX MACKILLOP COLLEGE Mt Gravatt CLAIRVAUX MACKILLOP COLLEGE was formed in 1988, when Clairvaux College (Christian Brothers) and MacKillop College (Sisters of St Joseph) amalgamated. Located in Upper Mt Gravatt, Brisbane, Clairvaux MacKillop College is a coeducational Secondary College of almost 1300 students. We are a dynamic learning community, offering a quality faith based education that is heavily involved in curricular and co-curricular activities. The college has a proud sporting history and our netball teams have been involved in the QISSN carnival since its inception. In 2010 Clairvaux MacKillop College hosted and won the carnival thanks to the great team spirit the college possesses. In 2015 we finished 4th in the top division, our greatest feat since taking out the carnival in We have been competitive in the top division over the last few years, and hope we can continue to hold our own in this division. Our netballers are passionate about their game and they are renowned for their sportsmanship both on and off the court. We look forward to the 2018 QISSN Carnival and wish all players the best of luck. 1. Madison Durnford 2. Sophie Van Niekerk 3. Amera Setch 4. Taylor Mitchell (Captain) 5. Ranita Thompson 6. Georgia Kool 7. Ashley Elekana 8. Lauren De Re 9. Telesina Hile 10. Jade Pitt Sally Rossi, Jemma Peterswald (Assistant) MANAGER: Hayley Russell Mr Brian Eastaughffe Maroon, White and Silver 48 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

49 COOMERA ANGLICAN COLLEGE Upper Coomera COOMERA ANGLICAN COLLEGE provides seamless education from Early Learning and Preparatory through to Year 12. At Coomera Anglican College, we believe in the education of the whole person through the spiritual, social, emotional, physical, cultural and intellectual growth of each individual. We believe that we have a unique and privileged responsibility in making a difference in the lives of our students, enabling them to make a significant contribution to, and connection with, the wider society. Our values culture is ilr - imagine Listen Respect and it reflects the pursuit of excellence, an open spirit of inquiry and respect for the truth. The College is open to all students supportive of the Anglican ethos, regardless of their ethnic or religious origins. Coomera Anglican College has had an impressive history in sport. We have enjoyed much success at local, regional, state and national levels. As part of our continuing commitment towards inspiring excellence, the College is proud to offer students the opportunity to participate in our Netball Academy Programme. The Coomera Anglican College Netball Academy (CACNA) has been established as a result of the excellent results our teams have achieved in the APS (Associated Private Schools) competition, the NGCNA Club competition, Netball Queensland s Primary Schools Cup and the Vicki Wilson Cup competition. 1. Aireena Mansfield 2. Baylie McLauchlan 3. Chloe Geyer (Captain) 4. Georgia Perkins 5. Hannah Fitzgerald 6. Jessica Duncombe 7. Mackenzie Jordan 8. Madeline Hall 9. Natalia Niumata 10. Tara Hall Anna Young Sandra Walsh Dr Mark Sly Blue, teal and white 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 49

50 COLUMBA CATHOLIC COLLEGE Charters Towers In 1998 COLUMBA CATHOLIC COLLEGE was formed from the amalgamation of Mount Carmel College, Saint Mary s College and Saint Columba s Primary School. The College operates on two campuses, Prep to Year 6 on the St Mary s Campus and Years 7 to 12 on the Mount Carmel Campus. We have been travelling to the QISSN competition for a number of years and our teams always love the carnival. It is an opportunity for them to learn and grow, as netballers and as young women. We currently compete in the A Grade division of our local competition and travel to Townsville & surrounding areas for their annual carnivals. We are looking forward, as always, to a great week of netball. 1. Caitlyn Bliss (Captain) 2. Risharne Punch (Vice-Captain) 3. Ruby Boundy 4. Grace McLauchlan 5. Georgia Day 6. Kashaya Gibson 7. Carly Neumann 8. Jashieka Baira 9. Bree-Anna Meehan Becky Griffiths MANAGER: Belinda Bliss Mr Dan McShea Red, Navy and Gold 50 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

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54 DOWNLANDS COLLEGE Toowoomba DOWNLANDS COLLEGE was founded by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, an Order of religious Priests and Brothers founded by Jules Chevalier at Issoudun, France, in Downlands College opened in 1931 and is run by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart with a committed group of teachers and support staff. It began as a boarding school for boys with a total enrolment of 68. Today, it is fully co-educational and enrols boys and girls as day students or boarders, from all areas of Queensland and beyond. Downlands nurtures a strong religious spirit, marked by the Gospel values of Faith and Community. The College motto is Fortes in Fide, meaning Strong in Faith. Downlands promotes a strong netball program that fosters the development of skills and game play across all year levels. QISSN has continually provided a positive experience for our teams offering the opportunity to foster team spirit and develop team dynamics. 1. Meg Vinson (Captain) 2. Gabbie Pike 3. Brianna Clewley 4. Corrie Aitsi 5. Bec Ball 6. Neve Moffatt 7. Emerald Carter 8. Holly Parsons 9. Hayley Minnikin 10. Brooke Fitzgerald Paul Elbourne MANAGER: Norah Vinson Stephen McIllhatton Blue and Red 54 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

55 EMMAUS COLLEGE Rockhampton EMMAUS COLLEGE was established in 1983 as a co-educational college for students in years 11 and 12. In 1993 it merged with the nearby junior school Marian/St Stanislaus College to form the present Emmaus College (years 7 to 12), a unique merger in that it was, and still is, the only multi-campus Catholic college in Rockhampton. Emmaus College has just celebrated its 25th year as a combined secondary school. Emmaus College has a strong Netball tradition and has competed in the QISSN carnival since its foundation in 2000 where we contested the final. The College competes in the local schools competition with a team that has a huge depth of talent every season. Emmaus College again in 2016 contested the local grand final with a great game played by all. Emmaus netball teams have enjoyed the opportunity to compete and be challenged by the outstanding netball played during the QISSN carnival. We would like to wish all competing teams the best of luck. 1. Lily McDougall 2. Tarnysha Costelloe 3. Lydia Durkin (Captain) 4. Jade Assay 5. Shanae Sait 6. Brycee Stanley 7. Aaliyah Brown 8. Olivia Harrison 9. Rachel Fields Co-Captain: Taylah Cox Lisa Durkin, Britney McHugh (Assistant) Lisa Norris Eamon Hannan Red, Navy and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 55

56 FRASER COAST ANGLICAN COLLEGE Hervey Bay FRASER COAST ANGLICAN COLLEGE is a co-educational school with over 800 students from Kindergarten to Year 12. We enjoy a beautiful, natural environment set in the rapidly growing coastal city of Hervey Bay. We are especially proud of our students and are very proud of the education we offer, and that we have been recognised as Queensland s number one regional school. Our mission is to provide a high quality learning environment within a Christian community of the Anglican tradition which enriches the body, mind and spirit of each student. We have a broad range of co-curricular activities in sport and the arts, as well as an extensive outdoor education program of camps, leadership opportunities, service programs and a variety of clubs and activities that provide challenge, extension and stimulation for our students. We encourage and expect our students to participate actively in the life of the College and wider community will be the second year that Fraser Coast Anglican College will compete in QISSN. The team is comprised of students from years 9 to 12 who have varying amounts of experience playing netball. The College is excited at the opportunity to compete in QISSN and is looking forward to expanding the identity of Netball at Fraser Coast Anglican College in the years to come. 1. La Rochelle Nel (Captain) 2. Kristy Wedmaier (Vice-Captain) 3. Jen Drake 4. Jess Thompson 5. Grace Griffiths 6. Stacey Crowson 7. Meike Brand 8. Georgia McTaggart 9. Maiya Zvenyika Jo Peterson MANAGER: Kaylene Robinson Joe Wright Maroon, Navy and White 56 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

57 GILROY SANTA MARIA COLLEGE Ingham GILROY SANTA MARIA COLLEGE Set in the cane fields of North Queensland on the outskirts of Ingham, Gilroy Santa Maria College offers outstanding educational opportunities to our students within a warm and caring environment. The College is the result of a merger of two secondary Catholic schools, Santa Maria High School a girls school was run by the Sisters of Mercy, and Cardinal Gilroy College a boys school operated by the Christian Brothers. It is a co-educational school of approximately 300 students. Gilroy has participated in the QISSN carnival since 2004, with enthusiasm in various different divisions. These young talented females have represented the college with pride and have also been very fortunate to witness some of the outstanding talent that our school has to offer. We hope this year will be as successful and enjoyable as other years with the dedication of our coaches and managing staff. 1. Zeia Artavilla (Co-Captain) 2. Amaya Fortini 3. Akeema Greenaway 4. Maddison Greenaway 5. Rachel Morelli 6. Alana Romano 7. Jessica Seri 8. Jade Stevens 9. Lisa Stokes (C0-Captain) 10. Alicia Galipo Meagan Castellaro Roslyn Giuliano John Nuttall Navy and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 57

58 GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC COLLEGE Mount Isa GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a co-educational Catholic school in Mount Isa located approximately 180kms from the Northern Territory border and 1800kms from Brisbane. Originally a Marist Brothers school, this College was expanded to meet the demands of this rapidly growing mining community. Good Shepherd Catholic College maintains a proud tradition of providing opportunities for young men and women to achieve their best and encourages all students to grow academically, socially, emotionally, spiritually and physically. This year our team has worked hard at training in an effort to perform at our maximum potential for QISSN This team has fostered strong relationships and had an opportunity to collaborate with students across all year levels. These talented young women have represented the College with pride and through their passion of the sport netball, they have been able to develop individually and as a team. Good Shepherd Catholic College is proud to be returning for their 7th year of competition at QISSN full of the North Western Spirit! 1. Erena Arsenic (Captain) 2. Abbey McKavanagh (Co-Captain) 3. Phoebe Ryder 4. Tara Gavan 5. Hannah Clauson 6. Remmy English 7. Charlize Osborne 8. Kyra Krutzfeldt 9. Jorja Bell 10. Isabelle Jones Hayley Holtham, Nicole Dalla Vecchia (Assistant) MANAGER: Julie Hutchinson Peter Scott Maroon, White and Gold 58 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

59 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN COLLEGE Noosa At GSLC NOOSA we pride ourselves on being very involved in the local sporting community and providing pathways to our athletes in their chosen sport. Last year was our first year attending QISSN and our team members gained lifelong memories as well as valuable friendships and experiences through their involvement both on and off the court. For our students, QISSN is a highlight of their school netball experience and a great way to complete their involvement as part of the GSLC netball academy. Our current QISSN team is made up of our most talented girls from Year 9 to Year 11 who have bonded through their love of netball and are very excited to be part of this competition. 1. Louise Mikkelsen (Co-Captain) 2. Molly Cooper (Co-Captain) 3. Lily Drew (Vice-Captain) 4. Zoe Igoe-Josephs 5. Bailee Reed Sgro 6. Carla Bourne 7. Jamie Earl 8. Maggie Harmer 9. Bella Hooper 10. Shannon Wright Jacqui Delaney Jane Tickner Anthony Dyer Navy, Maroon, White and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 59

60 HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE Mackay HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE IS A CATHOLIC co-educational school situated in Mackay, North Queensland. Guided by our patron, the Holy Spirit, as a school we strive to achieve a positive community for all, laying the foundation for our students. Netball is the sport of choice for many female students at HSC, with the emphasis on participation, team spirit and having a go! Committed coaches and managers work with students, to help them improve their skill level, so as to achieve their best. The QISSN carnival is the highlight of our year and we are looking forward to the fun-filled experiences associated and an excellent competitive week of games 2018 will bring. 1. Jorja Batchelor 2. Grace Devitt 3. Laura Dreghorn 4. Dana Falzon 5. Paige Gardner 6. Molly Hocking 7. Emma Johnson 8. Shania Richardson 9. Pia Vella 10. Rachael Wells (Captain) Ms Margie Sugars MANAGER: Ms Anna Noel Dr John Lyons Navy, Gold and white 60 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

61 MARIST COLLEGE Emerald MARIST COLLEGE EMERALD is a Catholic Co-educational College built in the Marist Brothers tradition. It is characterised by a strong family and community spirit. The College is situated in the Central Highlands, three hours west of Rockhampton. Our College was founded in 1996 and currently has over 500 students of whom many travel from outlying country towns to attend the College. We have been attending the QISSN Carnival since its inception. We participate in local competitions, generally competing to a high standard but do not have regular opportunities to compete against other schools. The QISSN carnival is always the highlight of our netball year and the girls always look forward to an excellent competition. In 2018 we have experienced and new players representing the College in our QISSN team. The girls have been training very hard in preparation for the carnival since the beginning of the year and we look forward to competing at the carnival. 1. McKennan McIndoe (Captain) 2. Lauren Colwell (Vice-Captain) 3. Alisi Paki 4. Mikayla Graves 5. Keely McConnell 6. Zara McDonnell 7. Emily Turner 8. Olivia Fabish 9. Natalie Tighe 10. Emmanita Paki Megan McConnell, Elizabeth Kenny (Assistant) Laura Williamson, Ileini Fakaosilea (Assistant) Mark Green Maroon, Yellow and Navy 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 61

62 MARYMOUNT COLLEGE Burleigh Waters MARYMOUNT COLLEGE is a large, coeducational catholic school located in Burleigh Waters on the Gold Coast. The College opened in 1968 and celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year. Marymount provides a happy, safe and supportive environment to meet the needs of each student, in close partnership with their families. The school offers an extensive range of academic, cultural and sporting opportunities for students. The College is committed to ensuring the Gospel values of respect, care, inclusivity, forgiveness, faith, hope and love are reflected in the minds and hearts of its community members. Marymount encourages employment and academic readiness for life after school. The College has a long and proud sporting tradition, participating in many local competitions and representative sports. Past students have further represented in their chosen sport at state, national and international levels. Marymount has been competing in QISSN for many years and looks forward to continued success. We take great pride in the way our girls present themselves and represent our College. We strongly believe in the benefits that sport provides our students. Our girls are keen to develop their netball skills and enjoy the high standard of competition and comradeship offered by QISSN. The QISSN Carnival is a highlight of our netball year and we look forward to competing at Townsville this year. 1. Madison Zahn (Captain) 2. Jessica Milne (Tour Captain) 3. Montana Dare 4. Juliana McAlister 5. Halle Geyer 6. Teleah Martin 7. Emma Riddell 8. Amy Sauvarin 9. Emily Maxted 10. Zoe Riddell Nicky Browne MANAGER: Cathy Cooper, Kaitlyn Cooper (Assistant) Chris Noonan Navy Blue, Sky Blue and White 62 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

63 MATTHEW FLINDERS ANGLICAN COLLEGE Buderim MATTHEW FLINDERS ANGLICAN COLLEGE is a vibrant co-educational, independent school located at Buderim on the Sunshine Coast. Catering for 1300 students from the Preparatory Year to Year 12, its focus is on fostering learning for life. The College is very proud of its strong academic record, and the breadth of opportunities offered to students in music, art and drama. Flinders also runs an extensive co-curricular program, including a strong netball program. Netball is the sport of choice for many of the female students who attend Flinders. In 2018 we have 14 teams competing in the Sunshine Coast Secondary Schools Netball Competition from Year 7 through to Year 12. The College also has a sports tour to the United Kingdom bi-annually where netball is pivotal. Matthew Flinders Anglican College is pleased to be making another appearance at the QISSN tournament in 2018, it is truly a highlight of the year to play in this enjoyable and challenging week long carnival each year. 1. Portsea Turton 2. Millie Lovell 3. Tulley-Mae Turton 4. Holly Monroe 5. Bella Clarke 6. Keely Smallwood 7. Lauren Krome 8. Viv Fitzpatrick 9. Ally Stevens 10. Perri Bright (Captain) Lauren Nourse Kathryn Rooke-Jones, Natalia Fitzpatrick (Assistant) Stuart Meade Navy, Jade Green and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 63

64 MERCY COLLEGE Mackay It s called boxing above your weight. The old adage about taking on a level of competition beyond what you should be able to cope with. Going out there and taking on opposition much stronger than you and not thinking for a moment about the likelihood of coming second. It s a devil may care attitude of looking forward to the challenge knowing full well you re in good company and that the thrill of the event may be reward enough. Well, that pretty much sums up Mercy confraternity Netball (QISSN). A group of outstanding year 9 and 10 girls who take on teams from around the state made up primarily of senior students. No excuses and nothing left in the tank at the end of each match. The team is competitive and achieves results well in excess of expectations. It would seem that there is a real advantage in boxing above your weight. - Jim Ford. 1. Bridget Shanahan 2. Brodie-lee Walsh (Captain) 3. Kobie Hunt 4. Hunter Rogers (Vice Captain) 5. Nina Gaviglio (Captain) 6. Kayla Shepherd 7. Tiarni Talbot 8. Hannah Zeglio 9. Paris Templeton 10. Isabella Grima Dianna Bailey, Hayley Esmond (Assistant) MANAGER: Hayley Esmond Jim Ford Navy Blue, Green, Pink and White 64 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

65 MOUNT ALVERNIA COLLEGE Kedron MOUNT ALVERNIA COLLEGE has provided high quality education in the Francisian tradition for young women for more than 60 years. Taking its name and spirit from Saint Francis of Assisi, one of the best known saints in history, the College actively promotes the Franciscan values of love, simplicity, joy and respect for all creation in all aspects of the College Community, whether it is in the classroom, on the sporting field, in the music centre or in the various outreach programs which the College supports. The emphasis of our sporting program is on participation, co-operation, team spirit and having fun. Students of all abilities are involved and there are opportunities for talented students to be selected for representative, district, regional and state teams. Committed coaches and managers work with students to help them improve and achieve their best in their chosen sports. MOUNT ALVERNIA DEUS MEUS ET OMNIA 1. Rhian Barrow 2. Elise Black 3. Maddison Brown 4. Grace Fox 5. Mahalia Gibcus 6. Paris Davern 7. Sophie Napier 8. Chloe Nicol 9. Chloe Peoples Amie Clark Rachel Hollyman Dr Kerrie Tuite Maroon, Grey and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 65

66 MT SAINT BERNARD COLLEGE Herberton Our MSB COLLEGE team is a culturally diverse team made up of students from Papua New Guinea and the following isolated Queensland and Northern Territory communities including Kowanyama, Tara NT, Gillen NT, Willowra NT, Ali Curung NT, Katherine NT. Some of these communities are 1,000 s of kilometres from Mt Saint Bernard College. The girls have come together to live and learn in a little country town called Herberton, which is situated on the beautiful Atherton Tablelands, two hours from Cairns. We are very proud of our first netball Confraternity team as many of our team are new to netball and have not been coached before. Our families and the girls, have made considerable sacrifice to be here. 1. Janae Chan (Captain) 2. Tanisha Vincent (Vice Captain) 3. Emma Cole 4. Heidi Luke 5. Maddison Raymond 6. Shaniqua Marshall 7. Shawana Nelson 8. Zoe Kopp 9. Shennelle Roughsey Sonya Frost MANAGER: Tina Schefe Mr David Finch Black, Gold and Blue 66 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

67 MT MARIA COLLEGE Mitchelton MT MARIA COLLEGE is a Catholic Coeducational Secondary College with approximately 980 enrolments situated in Mitchelton, Brisbane. Although a systemic school, Mt Maria values the Marist tradition upon which the College was originally founded in Mt Maria College is proud of the fact that we are one of the foundation schools of QISSN and have not missed a Carnival since its inception in Our best achievements at QISSN Carnivals are winning the Division 2 Lara Nilsson Trophy in 2002, Division 5 in 2012 and Division 4 in The College is always extremely proud of the girls that take the court for Mt Maria College at QISSN and we look forward to another successful week in Townsville in Sophie Beahan (Captain) 2. Isabella Lawson (Co-Captain) 3. Meg Ceccato 4. Chiara Gordon 5. Brea Riddell 6. Chantelle Royle 7. Jordyn Ryan 8. Holly Tull 9. Sophie Vennells 10. Bronwyn Zeppa Natalie Wollenweber, Jess Vennells (Assistant) Annabel Bolton Mr Glenn McConville Burgundy, Blue and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 67

68 OUR LADY OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS COLLEGE Dalby OUR LADY OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS COLLEGE is a Prep- Year 12 College located in Dalby, one hour west of Toowoomba. Prior to 2008 St Columba s, established by the Sisters of Mercy in 1877, was the primary school and St Mary s, established by the Christian Brothers in 1962, was the secondary college. Our primary purpose is to provide quality education within the framework of the Catholic Christian tradition. The whole College community students, parents, staff and parish works in partnership to achieve this end. Current enrolment stands at approximately 560 Prep-12 students with 231 students in the Secondary section of the College. Our Lady of the Southern Cross College will be attending the QISSN Carnival for the second time in our lady of the southern cross college 1. Eliza Bradford (Vice Captain) 2. Chelsea Champion 3. Jaymee Cooper 4. Eboni Frid (Captain) 5. Shiro Frid 6. Taylah Hoefler 7. Nya Hope 8. Jasmine Houlder 9. Bronte Kruger 10. Sarah McQuaid Judy Appleton, Shirley Frid MANAGER: Maureen Cesari Peter Cuskelly Red, Black and White 68 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

69 ROCKHAMPTON GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL Rockhampton ROCKHAMPTON GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL is a learning community founded on a commitment to Learning for Life. Rockhampton Girls Grammar School has been providing a quality educational environment combining its proud traditions with modern educational practices for 126 years and is looking forward with confidence and enthusiasm to continuing its second century of dedicated service to the young women who pass through its gates. Girls at Rockhampton Girls Grammar are Clever, Confident and Connected. 1. Arkadie Dwyer 2. Tiani Dwyer 3. Sherri Green (Vice-Captain) 4. Mikaela Jackson 5. Amiee Leane (Captain) 6. Jessica Leane 7. Jessica Payne 8. Matilda Ritchie 9. Lara Thackeray 10. Jarrah Thomas Kate Lang, Greta Doherty (Assistant) Rebecca Thompson Christine Hills Navy Blue and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 69

70 RYAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE Townsville RYAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a Co educational P 12 College founded in 1979 to serve the rapidly developing areas of the city. Our connection with the QISSN Netball competition began in This carnival provides students with the opportunity to see Netball played at a high standard and fosters great sportsmanship and friendship. We look forward to another great carnival and wish all players the best of luck. 1. Jenna Green (Captain) 2. Phoebe Stothart 3. Kayla Larsen 4. Madeleine Weir 5. Shakira Koskela 6. Keeley Oliver 7. Hayley Harrison 8. Nina Numsri 9. Chloe Brown 10. Mischa Oliver Nicole Torrisi, Jessica Cooper (Assistant) MANAGER: Aleesha Torkington and Debbie Green David McNeale Navy, Sky Blue and Gold 70 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

71 SAINT MARY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE Kingaroy SAINT MARY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE, KINGAROY, a P-12 co-educational college, is located in the South Burnett approximately two and a half hours North-West of Brisbane. Our isolation creates an ongoing challenge to get our teams competition against high level opposition. The college was a founding QISSN team and have competed in all the competitions since with varying degrees of success. We also participate in local regional carnivals as well as the QC cup and Vicki Wilson competition. Our 2018 team is an enthusiastic squad with the majority being from lower grades, but all have a strong desire and determination to do their best and play as high a quality of netball that they are capable of at their stage of development. Saint Mary s has always prided itself on its high standard of sportsmanship and on court behavior. We offer our best wishes to all teams and look forward to an enjoyable week in the tropical surrounds of Townsville. 1. Dedrie Murray (Captain) 2. Renee Irvine (Co-Captain) 3. Jordan Soley 4. Sophie Weier 5. Bridie Reeves 6. Jamie Atkins 7. Jossie Curran 8. Esme Bligh 9. Jorja Green 10. Lilly Weier Mrs Rebecca Weier, Miss Alyssa Thomas (Assistant) Mr Julian Connelly, Mrs Mandy Sullivan (Assistant) Mrs Angela Myles Maroon, Green and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 71

72 SHALOM COLLEGE Bundaberg SHALOM COLLEGE Bundaberg is a co-educational day school for year 7-12 students with a student population of approximately Shalom College aims to create a loving community in which the Gospel values are practised by word and example. The college was founded in 1984 with the amalgamation of the former Mercy Sisters School, Loyola College and by the Christian Brother s College, Bundaberg. Shalom instigated the QISSN carnival with the intention of providing a week-long competition for girls in parallel with the boys Confraternity rugby league carnival. Shalom College has had great success during this carnival and took the title in Division One in both 2008 and sees Shalom entering a young team that are looking at building their skills in some high levels of competition. The QISSN carnival is the highlight of our year and we are looking forward to some memorable experiences in Townsville in Shalom is proud to be hosting the 2019 QISSN carnival in Bundaberg and we are looking forward to showcasing our town and the first class facilities that we have on offer. We know that every visitor to Bundaberg will enjoy our spectacular beaches, tourist destinations, amazing local produce and the welcoming hospitality of a regional town. We wish every team the best of luck for the 2018 Carnival and can t wait to see you in 2019 in our home town. 1. Maddelyn Batt (Captain) 2. Charlotte Boge 3. Kendal Dodd 4. Amy Hamilton 5. Kelsie Hansen 6. Zoe Hess 7. Taylor-Jane Hussey (Vice-Captain) 8. Tayla Pearson 9. Anne-Maree Pohlman 10. Jade Tairawhiti Natasha Cross MANAGER: Nikki Somerfield Dan McMahon Black, White and Red 72 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

73 SIENA CATHOLIC COLLEGE Sippy Downs SIENA CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a coeducational school situated at Sippy Downs on Queensland s Sunshine Coast. Opened in 1997, it caters for students in Years 7-12 and has an enrolment of 900 students. It shares its campus with Siena Catholic Primary School, which is Prep-Year 6. Named after Catherine of Siena, the College aims to educate the whole person: intellectually, physically, emotionally and spiritually. The college badge sums up the ethos that Siena seeks to establish and maintain: PRAYER, CARE and LEARNING. Within this context, the school community strives to promote and uphold Christian values and to foster and applaud the talents and potential of each student. This is Siena s seventh year in QISSN, and we hope to improve on last year s Division 3 winners. 1. Grace Missen (Captain) 2. Jada Cleary (Captain) 3. Jess Hollis 4. Kaitlan Woods (Vice Captain) 5. Seyanah Woods 6. Tilly Lowrie 7. Lily McClure 8. Jess Teljega 9. Zoe Nicholson 10. Evie Savage Nikki Michael Kylea Fern and Bianca Duce Dr Michael McCarthy Black, White and Blue 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 73

74 SOMERSET COLLEGE Mudgeeraba SOMERSET COLLEGE is an independent, co-educational school with an enrolment of 1500 students from Pre-Prep to Year 12. The College opened in January 1983 and is well equipped with new facilities, including the completion of our new indoor sports centre and gymnasium, and 400 metre tartan athletics track in early The College operates within the framework of an interdenominational, Christian philosophy. Somerset has been competing in the QISSN carnival since We look forward to returning for another week of great netball with high standards, sportsmanship, enjoyment and new friendships. All the best for an exciting week ahead. 1. Kirsty Brodbeck (Captain) 2. Erin Crough-Heaton 3. Madizen Wilkins (Vice-Captain) 4. Rylee Burns 5. Natalie Blauberg 6. Sara Dann 7. Katisha Webb 8. Kasey Collins 9. April McMullen 10. Tara Davies Sheryl Burns MANAGER: Andrea Richards Craig Bassingthwaighte White, Green and Blue 74 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

75 SOUTHERN CROSS CATHOLIC COLLEGE Scarborough SOUTHERN CROSS CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a learning community which aspires to growth in knowledge, love and service in the presence of God. We are a Prep to Year 12 day school offering families a co-educational pathway to lifelong learning. The College was founded in 1995, following the amalgamation of the Catholic primary and secondary schools in the Moreton Bay Region. Today, the multicampus College operates as the principal Catholic College on the Redcliffe Peninsula. The QISSN Carnival is always a highlight of our netball year and the girls always look forward to the fun, the experience, and the excellent competition. Many thanks to the QISSN Executive for their tireless efforts, as they continue to provide the opportunity for schools to compete at such an elite level and we wish every team the best of luck for the competition. 1. Jasmine O Dwyer (Captain) 2. Lily Miszuk 3. Emily Killalea 4. Gabby Donnelly 5. Chloe Buchan 6. Sydney Bray 7. Ayshia Collingwood 8. Emilee O Grady 9. Molly Moroney 10. Kaliae O Grady Bianca Morschel Eliza Gibson, Deb Kennedy (Assistant) Brett Horton Green, Blue, Red and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 75

76 ST ANDREW S LUTHERAN COLLEGE Tallebudgera ST ANDREWS LUTHERAN COLLEGE is a co-educational College, located on the southern end of the Gold Coast overlooking the beautiful Tallebudgera Valley. The College was founded in 1993 and currently has approximately 1215 students from Prep to Year 12. The QISSN carnival is the highlight of our netball program. Currently participating in our 8th QISSN Carnival we always look forward to bonding together as a team and playing competitive netball. We have restructured our training program this year to include more specialist coaching and strength and conditioning sessions. With an initial squad of 20 girls chosen, we have also been able to increase our depth across our College. Hopefully, this will ensure that the future of netball at St Andrews in strong. Our 10 players are very excited to be part of this wonderful carnival and look forward to a fun, competitive week of games. 1. Zara Morrison (Captain) 2. Emilie Robins 3. Annabel Rytenskild 4. Jordyn Bowie 5. Kyra Pearse 6. Lauren Castle 7. Ashleigh Jablonski 8. Kayla Laming 9. Lili James Megan Yeo MANAGER: Lisa Roper Mr David Bliss Red, White and Navy Blue 76 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

77 ST ANTHONY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE Townsville ST. ANTHONY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE is participating in the QISSN tournament for the second time in The College, founded in 1992, celebrated 25 years of offering Catholic education to the boys and girls of Townsville s northern beaches in We currently have an enrollment of over 1200 students from prep to year 12. St. Anthony s is a Franciscan College and our motto is Let Your Light Shine. Indeed, students are challenged to: Show Franciscan Spirit Help and Respect Invest in Learning Never give up Ensure safety, in all that they do. St Anthony s Catholic College students enjoy extensive grounds nestled within a peaceful bushland setting. True to the Franciscan charism native wildlife is encouraged to visit our pleasant and welcoming grounds. Students from primary to secondary cultivate vegetable gardens and acquire valuable life lessons in sustainability. The College offers a variety of pathways to further education or vocational pursuits through Hospitality, Technology and authority subjects. Our girls and their supporting staff have been working toward this tournament for over 12 months and we wish them all the best as they SHINE in every aspect of their participation in the 2018 QISSN tournament. 1. Amelia Mills (Captain) 2. Crysania Gadd (Vice Captain) 3. Kaizlee Reid 4. Sasha Scullion 5. Taylor Prasser 6. Amber Dorrick 7. Sidney Menso 8. Sophie O Connor 9. Keely Campbell-Brown 10. Lexie Pepyat Claire Griggs Rachel Gadd, Jo Barrett (Assistant) Barry Horner Green, White, Gold and Black 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 77

78 ST AUGUSTINE S COLLEGE Augustine Heights At STAC we have worked hard to build a solid netball culture that complements our college values; Unitas, Caritas and Veritas. Girls from year 7 are encouraged to come to training and be involved with the QISSN selection process. We had a fantastic group of young ladies join us at training, and each and every one of them are an asset to our sporting culture at StAC. This year selections we have an experienced team, including seven year 12 students. We are dedicated to building a safe netball environment with a focus on improvement. This year s team is full of life and personality! These ten girls have worked tirelessly to support each other and have earned their way into the competition. Again, we have a variety of cultures and backgrounds which brings diversity to our team. After our success last year, our girls are ready for the challenge of 2018! 1. Meg Callaghan (Captain) 2. Elyssa Weavers 3. Sonya Vander Zant 4. Maninoah Leota 5. Kacey Walker 6. Hayley Duncan 7. Eliana Isaia 8. Monaliza Fepuleai 9. Chloe Beattie 10. Linda-Mary Chong-nee Kylie Thomas, Emma Liddle (Assistant) MANAGER: Ellen Hendry, Kristen Garrett (Assistant) Graham Meertens Navy, Maroon and Gold 78 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

79 ST CATHERINE S COLLEGE The Whitsunday s ST CATHERINE S CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a Prep-12 College in the Whitsunday s. Despite having a long history as a primary school, the College offered secondary education for the first time in Backed by a strong Catholic tradition, SCCC set a goal to one day participate in the QISSN carnival and we are delighted to be involved in Danae Scothern (Captain) 2. Madeliene McGoldrick 3. Erin Scothern 4. Chloe Hinschen 5. Chloe Robertson 6. Molly O Connor 7. Naomi McGuiness 8. Pearl Giles 9. Emily Neil 10. Jorja Rose Miss Ashleigh Kaye Mr Bruce Laguna, Mrs Erin Laguna (Assistant) Mrs Sharyn Bell Blue, Navy and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 79

80 ST COLUMBAN S COLLEGE Caboolture The Christian Brothers established ST COLUMBAN S COLLEGE as a College for boys in Albion Heights in In 1996, the College, under Brisbane Catholic Education, became co-educational in preparation for the relocation to its present location in Caboolture in This year the College celebrates its 90th Anniversary. The College has grown greatly in its 21 years at Caboolture. It became an Edmund Rice Education Australia Associate School in its Charism. St Columban s College entered the QISSN Carnival in 2010 and has experienced some great successes over the last 8 years. The College nurtures a strong and positive netball culture, competing in the Vicki Wilson Cup and the QLD Catholic Netball Cup. St Columban s College is a member of the TAS (The Associated Schools) Sports Competition, which is a Saturday sporting competition with teams from seven other schools in the Brisbane Region. The College has developed an Excellence Program in Netball cultivating sporting pathways with impressive outcomes. In 2018, four recent past students gained Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in a range of sports at the Commonwealth Games. We look forward to a great week of netball with high standards of competition, sporting spirit along with the creation of great friendships and camaraderie. St Columban s College is fortunate to have such committed Coaches and Managers who make this an excellent experience for the team and the competition as a whole. SAINT C OLUMBAN S C OLLEGE 1. Polly Pakuza (Captain) 2. Lauren Payne 3. Emily Gregory 4. Teesha Skinner 5. Ashley McKay 6. Jazmin Wilson 7. Leyna Smith 8. Sarah Harris 9. Breeana Skinner 10. Breanna James Julie Atkins. Hope Matters (Assistant) MANAGER: Kelly Woods Ann Rebgetz Navy Blue, Sky Blue and Gold 80 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

81 ST JAMES COLLEGE Brisbane ST JAMES COLLEGE has come back into QISSN after being out for 7 years. The girls are full of excitement and passion and love representing St James College. Being a coeducational school the number of girls in our school is quiet low, to have this opportunity to expose them to other schools and the game of Netball is fantastic and St James looks forward to being in many more in the future. 1. Bethany Bobir 2. Ebony Brown (Captain) 3. Olivia Harrop 4. Jay-Lee Hippolite 5. Ashley Kerr 6. Chynelle Marama 7. Jessica Sparrow 8. Jana Taufua 9. Achol Ajang 10. Fony Victorio Sarah Conway Corrie Shand Mr Gerry Crooks Maroon and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 81

82 ST JOHN FISHER COLLEGE Bracken Ridge ST JOHN FISHER COLLEGE (SJFC) is a Catholic secondary girls school located in Bracken Ridge, on the northside of Brisbane, with just over 500 students from year SJFC was established as a secondary school in 1981, when it moved from Sacred Heart, Sandgate to its current home in Bracken Ridge. The College provides a holistic education in the Mercy tradition and has a strong culture of excellence in sport and performance as well as academia. The College s sporting program is inclusive and well-rounded with values that are based on fairness, sportsmanship and respect for others. SJFC is a member of the Catholic Secondary Schoolgirl s Sport Association (CASSSA) and has enjoyed success in many carnivals across its range of sporting competitions. The College has experienced significant success in netball and is proud to call both former QLD Firebird, Jacinta Messer and current Firebird, Mahalia Cassidy, past SJFC students is a milestone year for netball at SJFC, having hosted the QLD School Sport State Netball Championships on behalf of the Met North Region, as well as competing in QISSN, QLD Catholic Cup, and later in the year, both Vicki Wilson Cup and Shield competitions. Competing for the first time at QISSN this year, the SJFC team is excited about travelling to Townsville, bringing to the carnival, a young, enthusiastic and developing team. The girls are looking forward to the opportunity to showcase their netball ability, whilst also watching other experienced and highquality teams, play competitive netball. Our team officials and players extend our best wishes to all teams participating, and hope everyone has an enjoyable week of quality netball, sportsmanship and friendship. 1. Bre zee Carroll 2. Georgia Davidson 3. Emma Hill (Captain) 4. Marina Pataanga 5. Jordyn Rosenthal 6. Cheylysse (Chey) Sims 7. Yazmine Smith 8. Gabriella (Gabi) Stewart 9. Angelina Talau-Brown 10. Courtney Winter Mrs Bernie Toohey MANAGER: Miss Tamara Stephen, Mrs Geraldine Swindells (Assistant) Ms Catherine Galvin Maroon, White and Teal 82 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

83 ST JOHN S CATHOLIC SCHOOL Roma ST JOHN S CATHOLIC SCHOOL is situated in Roma, approximately 470 km west of Brisbane. It is a Catholic coeducational K-12 School of approximately 750 students. St John s was established by the Sisters of Mercy in It was through the great work of the Sisters of Mercy that St John s is here today. Many years of hard work establishing the school in unforgiving conditions ensured the progress of their dream to educate children in the West. Many men and women who shared the vision of the sisters also pledged their support during these early days and much of the success of the school can be attributed to their contributions and hard work was the schools first QISSN Carnival. Attendance at this carnival has built a sense of excitement and anticipation amongst all of our students at the school from Year 7 right through to our Seniors. We wish all the schools playing at the 2018 tournament all the best and look forward to a week of hard fought Netball played in the great spirit of the carnival. 1 Kate Barron (Co-Captain) 2 Ella Bourke 3 Hannah Coonan 4 Bethanie Edwards 5 Sarah Upton 6 Isabella Dart 7 Kaitlin Lucas 8 Sophia Tilbury (Co-Captain) 9 Holly Thom 10 Chelsea Weyman-Jones Kirsten York, Alison Baker (Assistant) Sue Tiley, Thomas Moore Donaugh Shirley Maroon, Navy and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 83

84 ST JOSEPH S COLLEGE Toowoomba Set high on the range in Toowoomba ST JOSEPH S COLLEGE is a coeducational College of 810 students from years The College has a proud sporting history and our netball and rugby league teams have been involved in this annual competition since its inception. Our team look forward to the week of tough competitive netball, sportsmanship and the chance to meet new people from other regions as well as renewing old friendships, with players and umpires. It gives the team an opportunity to come together to build strong team spirit and to experience something outside of the classroom. In reality the players that attend these carnivals grow as a person and develop their leadership skills, confidence in themselves and resilience to whatever is thrown their way. We feel privileged to be part of this competition for the past 18 years and always look forward to this spirited competition and the enjoyment that the week brings to us all. We have had various degrees of success but always look forward to the fun, excitement and competition of this great week. We wish every team the best for the week and hope that they all enjoy themselves. 1. Mikeely Fanning 2. Megan Fanning 3. Jada Ferguson 4. Destiny Teakle 5. Cassandra Carberry 6. Gabrielle Profke 7. Kaitlyn Bradshaw 8. Sophie Parker 9. Kalei Brighton Deb Newton, Mitchell Wheeldon (Assistant) MANAGER: Mrs Rebecca Parker Blue, Gold and Purple 84 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

85 ST JOSEPH S SCHOOL Stanthorpe ST JOSEPH S SCHOOL STANTHORPE was established by four Sisters of Mercy in The Sisters continued their mission until 1987 when the school s last Sister of Mercy staff member retired. In 1999 St Joseph s extended its curriculum to Years 11 and 12 for the first time and is now recognised as the fastest growing school in the Toowoomba Diocese. Headed by Mr Andrew Kendall, St Joseph s School is a Catholic Co-educational school catering for students from Preparatory to Year 12. The school offers a seamless Prep to Year 12 Catholic Education for families in the Granite Belt region of Southeast Queensland and Northern New South Wales. ST. JOSEPH S DEO ET LABORE STANTHORPE 1. Skyie McCosker 2. Lara Jane Biggin 3. Lindsey Swan 4. Lara Beckett 5. Charlotte Widderick 6. Jenna Fox 7. Kira St John Captain: Riannon Fox Bernadette Brunckhorst Aimee Coulston Andrew Kendall Red, Yellow and Green 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 85

86 ST LUKE S ANGLICAN SCHOOL Bundaberg ST LUKE S is a Kindergarten to Year 12 school located some six kilometres from the centre of Bundaberg and ten minutes from the coastal growth corridor centred on Bargara. St Luke s is a well-presented campus on a 32.5 hectare site and as a K-12 school enables students to complete all their schooling on the one campus. The school has a very strong reputation of providing a safe, caring environment with a strong academic focus and a broad and well-developed, very successful co-curricular program. St Luke s has competed in the QISS carnival since its inception in Our teams have had varying degrees of success but have always competed in the spirit of the competition. We are excited and looking forward to competing this year. St Luke s anglican school F A I T H P E R F O R M A N C E H O N O U R 1. Isabella Chesham (Captain) 2. Julia Baren 3. Beste Uruz 4. Macey Warren 5. Danelle Swanepoel 6. Dalnette Kuyler 7. Brooke Land 8. Riley Dallas 9. Evette Land Robyn Deer MANAGER: Jackie Bunyoung Mr Craig Merritt Navy, Green and White 86 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

87 ST MARGARET MARY S COLLEGE Townsville For over fifty years, ST MARGARET MARY S COLLEGE (Townsville) has educated thousands of young girls, assisting them in becoming women of compassion and confidence. Founded by the Good Samaritan Sisters, the ethos of the College community is imbued with the Benedictine spirituality. Caring and self-assured, our girls consistently strive to do their best. They are conscientious, enthusiastic and positive. They present themselves well and are courteous. They are known as outstanding sportswomen, performing and visual artists, musicians, debaters, and problem solvers. School spirit at St Margaret Mary s College is extraordinarily strong. Students are active in shaping the life of the College through their involvements in a very broad range of extracurricular activities, in assemblies, and through the many leadership opportunities available to them in the cultural, sporting and spiritual life of the College. St Margaret Mary s College Netball team has built a reputation as being Townsville s leading netball school, representing the North Queensland Region at the Vicki Wilson Schools Netball State Finals in 2014, 2016 & In 2017 we were represented by both our Junior and Senior teams in the Vicki Wilson Shield and Cup Competition State Finals. We were also the proud winners of the Lara Nilsson Trophy, winner of the QISSN Division 2 Competition in 2013 & In 2017 our team performed impressively in Division 1, and this year we look forward to the challenge of having a new look team after having seven Year 12 players graduate last year. This year s carnival will be a great opportunity for some new SMMC Open team members to gain QISSN experience. 1. Ally Andreassen 2. Remy Arnold 3. Sydney Bird 4. Grace Bowman 5. Harriet Carey (Co-Captain) 6. Juliet Daniel-Brown 7. Alexandra Fowler 8. Brianna Niven (Captain) 9. Emily Prescott 10. Isabella Sawyer Leanne Arnold Alison Niven Kathleen Park Royal Blue, Light Blue, Yellow and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 87

88 ST MARGARET S ANGLICAN GIRLS SCHOOL Ascot ST MARGARET S ANGLICAN GIRLS SCHOOL is an independent day and boarding school for girls from Pre-Prep to Year 12. The school was established by the Sisters of the Society of the Sacred Advent over 120 years ago and is well known for its academic excellence and vibrant sporting programs. St Margaret s has a long, proud history of women in sport and was one of the three founding members of the QGSSSA in 1908 which continues today. The school is competitive across a number of different Netball competitions and has seen much success at interschool and association level. This will be the second year St Margaret s will compete at QISSN and the team is excited to be a part of a great tournament. We wish all players and teams the best of luck and look forward to a fantastic week of Netball 1. Lauren McDonnell (Co-Captain) 2. Brooke Siebenhausen 3. Eliza Stanley 4. Charlotte Wala 5. Olivia Warby 6. Anthea Williams 7. Louise Millar 8. Olivia Cicchitti 9. Lilly Devlin (Captain) 10. Grace Soloman-Innes Gayle Coutts MANAGER: Nicole Devlin Ros Curtis Brown, Blue and White 88 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

89 ST MARY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE Cairns ST MARY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE, established in 1986, is well recognised for its excellence in Catholic education. Located in the southern suburbs of beautiful Cairns, Far North Queensland, our co-educational College has an excellent reputation for providing a quality academic environment. At St Mary s, we encourage all our students to strive to be their very best. We offer various sporting opportunities, including a netball program that caters for students in years With netball at the college growing from strength to strength, St Mary s boasts several teams in the local Cairns Netball Association Junior and Senior Competitions. The players thrive on competition, looking forward to entering all available events on the netball calendar. Our ten dedicated players are looking forward with enthusiasm and confidence to the 2018 QISSN competition. Our players have worked tirelessly over the last six months, building on their skills and supporting one another along the way. The team is full of personality and fun, and we are looking forward to a great week netball. 1. Jakina Ward (Captain) 2. Saige Christinson 3. Tianu Ward 4. Emma Sorrell 5. Salmui Farrar 6. Bayley Parsons 7. Courtney Ford 8. Jemima Thiaday 9. Mikala Fulton 10. Katelin Brotherton Kerrily Tindall Kirby Heath Wayne Wood Maroon, Green and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 89

90 ST MARY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE Casino ST MARY S CATHOLIC COLLEGE CASINO was officially welcomed into Confraternity fold in 2018 and therefore we are competing in our first Netball and Rugby League Carnivals Catholic schooling began in Casino when a school was established by a lay teacher 1887 School handed over to Sisters of Mercy with 40 pupils 1945 Marist Brothers arrive in Casino and a Brothers School for boys was opened with 109 pupils 1978 St Mary s College was established as a co-educational high school (years 7 to 10) with Mercy Sisters and Marist Brothers united under one administration 1993 St Mary s College Casino expands to a senior school (years 7 to 12) College LogoThe college badge is dominated by the Cross, a symbol to encourage us to Reach Out. The motto Reach Out is also an expression of Christ s commend to love one another, as important today as it was in Christ s day. The open hands indicate that there must be action to show us that we live by what we believe. The school also encourages all members to Reach Out to realise the potential for excellence which rests within each of us and to make the school one which we can be proud. 1. Grace Fraser 2. Lexi Taylor 3. Kacee McGrath 4. Ruby Murphy 5. Renae Duley 6. Tayla Armstrong 7. Lily Toohey 8. Katherine Randall 9. Emily Flatley (Captain) 10. Nicola Clarke Katherine Taylor MANAGER: Michele McCaffery Aaron Beach Sky, Navy and White 90 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

91 ST MARY S COLLEGE Maryborough ST MARY S COLLEGE, MARYBOROUGH is a Catholic community that is welcoming to all students from Year 7 to 12. Originally the school existed on two campuses with the boys educated by the Christian Brothers from 1888 and the girls began with the Josephite sisters in 1870 that were replaced later by the Sisters of Mercy. The College combined in 1979 to produce a coeducational facility. St Mary s has a long and rich history that has contributed and supported education in Maryborough since the town s beginnings. The College lives in the traditions of their founders and we are an associate member of Edmund Rice Education Australia and there are strong ties to our Sisters of Mercy heritage. The College has pursued its mission to develop young people that are connected to the community and engaged in learning. St Mary s College is a new member of the QISSN family, with 2016 being its inaugural year in the competition. The team is comprised of students from grade 8 to 11 who have varying amounts of experience playing netball. The College is excited for the opportunity to return to the QISSN carnival and look forward to expanding the identity of Netball at St Mary s College in the years to come. 1. Charlotte Donaldson (Captain) 2. Tessa Grieves (Co-Captain) 3. Tegan Boge 4. Kailey Gempton 5. Charlotte (Charlee) Poulter 6. Eleanor (Elle) Colvin 7. Stephanie Cruice 8. Charli Wilson 9. Chelsea Brooks 10. Sarah Nash Ricki-Lee Chapman Aliah Lennox Stephan le Roux Navy, White and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 91

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94 ST MARY S COLLEGE Ipswich ST MARY S COLLEGE is a Catholic, secondary school where all young women can discover, inspire, create and belong. The College provides a well-balanced educational experience where our students have the opportunity to shine during and outside school hours. We trust that the memories made will last a lifetime, and that each young woman has found a place where she belongs. St Mary s was established in 1863 and since this time we have been privileged to educate strong, skilled and successful women. St Mary s College is a place rich in history and strong in tradition that delivers a contemporary and relevant education. St Mary s has seen an exciting growth in the love for netball. The winter sport promotes teamwork, boosts self-confidence and encourages players to focus. Many of our Girls play netball outside of school, thoroughly demonstrating their commitment to the sport. We are proud to share that our Girls experienced a netball tour in New Zealand in 2015 and students will have the opportunity for another tour in 2018 as well as hosting netball games at the College against a touring New Zealand school. Our students play with passion, drive and camaraderie, and we are excited about the opportunity to be playing in the QISSN competition once again. We embrace developing strong relationships with schools from all over Queensland. 1. Paige Smith (Vice-Captain) 2. Sam Williams 3. Taylah Brandon 4. Isobel Leopard (Captain) 5. Melissa Kerr 6. Libby Burgess 7. Ashton Carey 8. Tileah Sharp 9. Grace Chandler 10. Lydia Grayson Emma-Jane Smith, Lara Sharp (Assistant) MANAGER: Antonia Conomos Judith Finan Maroon, Blue and White 94 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

95 ST MICHAEL S COLLEGE Merrimac ST MICHAEL S COLLEGE is a co-educational school situated in Merrimac. (Just behind Broadbeach on the Gold Coast) The school is 33 years old this year and has approximately 950 students. St Michael s is a secondary College, teaching Year 7 to 12 students. We have been involved with the QISSN competition for many years and are looking forward to play in the 2018 carnival hosted by Ryan Catholic College. Our best performance in this competition was in 2004 when our Open A team made it into the finals of the Open A Division playing our neighbouring Catholic school Marymount. We have won second division in 2010, won Division 4 in 2012, and came runners up in Division 2 to Marymount in Our school netball teams have always been competitive and enthusiastic, participating in the Vicki Wilson Competition and the Qld Catholic Cup every year. Our school is a close-knit community that participates in many extra-curricular activities such as: debating, mooting, cricket, touch football, Confraternity rugby, soccer, surfing, school musicals, Gold Coast eisteddfod s, etc. Many of our girls play netball outside of school for club and representative association teams. We wish you all luck and hope that the week will be an enjoyable experience for all players, coaches, umpires and officials. 1. Sophie Busby 2. Charlotte Chant 3. Kiara Daddy 4. Kaila Gaarsted 5. Amira Haddad-Tuimaseve 6. Isabella Iverach 7. Sophie Johnson-Abbott 8. Tia Jupp (Captain) 9. Georgie Kelly 10. Ella Ross Peita Laffranchi Jacqueline Bell Veronica Wasiak Maroon, White, Black and Blue 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 95

96 ST PATRICK S COLLEGE Mackay ST PATRICK S COLLEGE is senior coeducational college established in 1929 and located in the centre of Mackay. We are proud to be one of the 12 original members of the QISSN family and are looking forward to participating again in Our team has been preparing well for the competition & we look forward to another great carnival. 1. Dana Andersen 2. Kelisha Day 3. Bridie Fenech 4. Madeleine Francis 5. Cara Gibson 6. Molli Johnson 7. Zoe McIntyre (Captain) 8. Faye Pula 9. Libby Schwarz 10. Kiara Sinn Tracey McLeod MANAGER: Susan de Haas Mrs Janelle Agius Royal Blue, Gold and Red 96 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

97 ST PETER CLAVER COLLEGE Ipswich ST PETER CLAVER COLLEGE is a coeducation Catholic College in the Western Brisbane/Ipswich corridor operated by Brisbane Catholic Education. The School is named in honour of the Spanish Jesuit priest and Saint, Peter Claver. In the spirit of St Peter s own life encounters, the College has a broad multi-cultural community with a large student population from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, African and Pacific Islander heritage that celebrates the diversity of the Australian and Catholic communities. The College is a proud inaugural foundation member of QISSN and always looks forward to the Carnival. In recent years a number of St Peter Claver College students have been selected in the QISSN All Star Team. St Peter Claver College looks forward to travelling to Townsville and participating in the QISSN 2018 tournament, following the College s values of Concern, Love and Justice. 1. Karina Smith (Captain) 2. Emily Wakefield 3. Abbey Wedmaier 4. Brianna Smidt 5. Taylor Airs 6. Emily Payne 7. Lily King 8. Sarah Moroney 9. Imarni Danielson 10. Mackenna Theuerkauf Sarah Cassin Claire Spicer Nialal Coburn Blue, Green and Yellow 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 97

98 ST TERESA S CATHOLIC COLLEGE Noosaville ST TERESA S CATHOLIC COLLEGE is a co-ed secondary school in Noosaville on the Sunshine Coast. St Teresa s offers a variety of sporting activities with Netball being one of our most popular and successful sports at the college. We have been involved in QISSN for over 9 years and always held a competitive team. The St Teresa s girls love being involved in QISSN as it is a highlight of the school netball calendar, offering fierce competition and a great team bonding experience. Our netball team has wonderful qualities of commitment, determination, passion, and dedication and consistently strives to make our college proud. These qualities will assist the girls in competing in the QISSN carnival this year and hopefully result in success. STCC is looking forward to QISSN Georgia Applegate 2. Phoebe Rogers 3. India Maddin 4. Lucy Sill 5. Ellie Cogill (Captain) 6. Emma Coleman 7. Mieke Healy 8. Fran Cogill 9. Piper Thomas 10. Megan Carson Kellie Barker MANAGER: Amanda Murray-Salter David McInnes Rust and Sage 98 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

99 ST THOMAS MORE COLLEGE Sunnybank Founded in 1974, ST THOMAS MORE COLLEGE, presented Queensland Catholic Education with a radical alternative approach to schooling based on the model of pastoral Care. Today the early practices of Behaviour Management and Curriculum are regarded as mainstream educational practices. Situated on 5.08 hectares with classrooms set amongst trees on the gentle north-western hillside, the College has undergone tremendous growth in the past 5 years and has reached a population of over 950 students and 100 staff in The founding principles of gospel values, intellectual reason, free will, good conscience, integrity and courage are at the heart of the College Mission. These founding principals have enabled the college to become a vibrant faith, learning and teaching community. Our Patron, St Thomas More, could not in all good conscience sign an oath before God that he knew to be false. He refused to accept the false reason of a wealthy and powerful king (Henry VIII). He had the courage to stand by his convictions, he maintained the integrity of his position and ultimately, he died under a false charge of perjury rather than sign an oath he knew to be false. St Thomas More s message is particularly relevant in today s world which is dominated by intellect, reason and uncertainty about integrity and truth. The College has enjoyed our association and involvement with QISSN since 2005 and we look forward to many more competitions in the future. 1. Luisa Sekona (Captain) 2. Jessica Dawson (Co-Captain) 3. Daniella Bonomo 4. Lisa Damons 5. Keely Guy 6. Riley McCosker 7. Zoe Nassif 8. Imogen Paterson 9. Alayna Petrou 10. Selestina Levave Carla Simpson, Carla Krstevski (Assistant) Kelli Warner Les Conroy Black and Gold 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 99

100 ST URSULA S COLLEGE Toowoomba ST URSULA S COLLEGE, TOOWOOMBA is an independent, Catholic, day and boarding school for girls in Years 7 to 12, which prides itself on providing an environment that not only contributes to outstanding academic results, but is a space where girls can develop into young women prepared for a wondrous future, no matter what learning pathway they choose to take. Rich in leadership and strong in Ursuline traditions, the College provides 21st Century learning experiences in specialist facilities equipped with the latest technology, whilst catering for the individual needs and interests of all girls. Our students are encouraged to take sport seriously at the College, and it is a very important part of the extra-curricular activities which we offer. We are proud to say that our sports teams have been performing well this year, at state, district and regional level, in both summer and winter sports. St Ursula s College has a long, proud association with QISSN, with the College hosting the championships in 2004 and winning the competition in We look forward to continuing this association for many years to come. With our dedicated team of netballers, coaches and managers all working hard in preparation for the 2018 QISSN competition, we are looking forward to representing St Ursula s College and wish all of the teams the best of luck at this year s carnival. 1. Olivia Cattonar (Captain) 2. Molly Ferguson (Co-Captain) 3. Natalie Butler 4. Georgia Waters 5. Alexandra Neenan 6. Mia Sandell 7. Gabrielle McCusker 8. Isabelle Coleman 9. Jessica Cattonar 10. Mary Barac Gary Fry MANAGER: Jodie Doré Ann Marie Pawsey Green, White and Navy 100 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

101 ST URSULA S COLLEGE Yeppoon ST. URSULA S COLLEGE has a proud tradition of involvement with QISSN which culminated in 2008 the College co-hosted the event with The Cathedral College in Rockhampton. With an enrolment of just under 400 students, St Ursula s is quite a small school but regularly nearly a quarter of the College population in netball, both at local and school competitions. Since joining the carnival in 2001, the College has enjoyed several successes, making it through to the grand finals in Division 5 in 2005 and 2012 and winning the grand final in Division 5 in Our team looks forward to the carnival this year with aspirations to perform well on court and make friends off court as well. 1. Phillipa McGuire (Captain) 2. Hannah Schick 3. Eliza Langdon 4. Holly Newton 5. Elsie Langdon 6. Baillie Grant 7. Tayla Champion 8. Emily Broadfoot 9. Larni Keenan 10. Aimee Potie Mrs Pearl Hood Mrs Katrina Whitham, Mrs Krista Vatabua (Assistant) Mrs Catherine Dunbar Navy, Teal and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 101

102 SUNSHINE COAST GRAMMAR SCHOOL Forest Glen SUNSHINE COAST GRAMMAR SCHOOL is a unique learning environment set on a beautiful 100-acre site with its own lakes and rain-forest. Established in 1997 as an independent, co-educational, Christian based school that is committed to excellence and offers an outstanding comprehensive education, based on individual care and attention for children from Prep - Year 12. The School provides high quality academic, cultural and sporting programs in a supportive learning environment to enable students to reach their individual goals. Netball is the sport of choice for many of the female students at Grammar, with more than 200 girls across multiple year levels involved. The program has an emphasis on both participation and performance as we try to cater for girls of all ability levels. Girls are given many opportunities to thrive in a team-based environment which is fun and supportive. 1. Jett Fairfax (Captain) 2. Ashleigh Glover 3. Stella Horton 4. Olivia Lubrano 5. Maci Martyn 6. Claire Nankervis 7. Andie Sellers 8. Ana Taka 9. Grace Taka 10. Amelia Ward Kim Howard, Susan Glover (Assistant) MANAGER: Tina Sellers Maria Woods Bottle Green, Navy Blue, Gold and Maroon 102 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

103 THE CATHEDRAL COLLEGE Rockhampton THE CATHEDRAL COLLEGE, founded in 1991, is a Catholic Co-educational Secondary Boarding College in Rockhampton. The College Mission Statement invites students to Come, live life in all its fullness and we seek to help students develop their spiritual, academic, sporting and cultural dimensions. At the Cathedral College, we have boarding accommodation for boys and girls. We have 1180 students at the College. Of these 180 are boarders at our two boutique boarding Residences. The College draws a rich heritage from its predecessor schools, The Range Convent High School (conducted by the Sisters of Mercy) and St Joseph s Christian Brothers College. The College has an enviable reputation for providing an education which results in graduates who are well round young people. Academic excellence is sought and achieved, yet there is a broad education provided so that all who seek our values find a suitable pathway to attaining their goals. We have high expectations of our students and respect and good manners are cornerstone of these standards. The Cathedral College has competed in all QISSN Carnivals and our players are looking forward to a great week of netball. Best of luck to all teams competing in this year s carnival. 1. Zeckeisha Oakley (Captain) 2. Brielle Kennedy (Vice-Captain) 3. Kiarra Hansen 4. Keera Kingston 5. Lilly Peachey 6. Mackenzie Reid 7. Isabelle Shearer 8. Liezel Viljoen 9. Rhianna Whouley Mrs Renee Williams Mrs Julie-Ann Thackeray Mr Rob Alexander Blue, Green and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 103

104 THE ROCKHAMPTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL Rockhampton City Founded in THE ROCKHAMPTON GRAMMAR SCHOOl is nondenominational, co-educational and offers its services to children from 3 months to year 12. Both day and boarding options are available. We have been serving the educational needs of Rockhampton and the wider Central Queensland region for many years and offer an inclusive netball program. The number of teams we cater for on average each year is 28 from primary to senior years, demonstrating the value on participation in this great sport that our school has. The Rockhampton Grammar School has participated in QISSN since its inception in 2000, when we were the competition winners. We have since won back to back championships in 2014 and We look forward to another great carnival with the customary high standards of competition and friendship. 1. Samantha Namasasu 2. Emily Horsley 3. Alexandra Atkinson 4. Anthea Billman 5. Makenzi Syper 6. Sophie Jones 7. Danielle James 8. Kasey Frame 9. Lillie Bain (Co-Captain) 10. Caitlin Spence (Captain) Annmarie Noovao, Peter Delley (Assistant) MANAGER: Lauren White Phillip Moulds Black, Red and Gold 104 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

105 TRINITY COLLEGE Beenleigh TRINITY COLLEGE is a Catholic Coeducational Secondary College with a student population of 850 students and a professional staff numbering over seventy teachers. Trinity College opened for its first onehundred students in 1982 and is built with a Marist Brothers tradition. It is characterised by a strong family and community spirit. The Marist values are imbedded in all aspects of the school life. Set in eighteen hectares of gently sloping country, the natural beauty of the campus is enhanced by the deep creek which flows alongside the extensive College playing fields on the lower area of the school grounds. The creek is home to a wide variety of wildlife and bird life, tall timbers and the groves of young trees planted by the students of the College. It is a delightful and beautiful setting for a modern school. This will be Trinity College s seventh year competing in the QISSN competition. The team are dedicated and have been training hard in preparation to the week s long competition. Trinity College has enjoyed a focus on Netball and offers a Netball Excellence Program to girls in Years 7 through 10, this excellence program has been on offer to our student s since The 2018 Trinity College QISSN team is looking forward to a tough and challenging week. We wish all the players and teams the best of luck. 1. Sarah Bristol (Captain) 2. Kysiah Wainohu 3. Kirra-Jane Bannan 4. Mia Pahewa 5. Jazinda Barnes 6. Maya Wilson 7. Abby Leighton (Vice-Captain) 8. Annaliece Cullen 9. Brianna Miller 10. Georgia Wilkie Natalie Falvey, Celeste Huwiler (Assistant) Cristie Lolo Chris Raju Blue, Red and White 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 105

106 UNITY COLLEGE Caloundra UNITY COLLEGE is excited to continue developing netball, one day to a Division 1 team. This year we hope to be competitive again in Division 2 after finishing third in this Division last year. The girls are looking forward to travelling to the warmer climate of Townsville and again enjoy a great standard of school netball at QISSN. 1. Kimberly Leeson (Captain) 2. Emily Moore 3. Amelita Case 4. Tyla Keogh 5. Ebony Karajik 6. Gemma Cowin 7. Ella Schmeider 8. Stephanie McFarlane 9. Sarah Harris Jacqui Boyle, Jan Shaw (Assistant) MANAGER: Darren Freeman Alain Sauvage Navy, Green and Gold 106 QISSN CARNIVAL 2018

107 XAVIER CATHOLIC COLLEGE Hervey Bay XAVIER CATHOLIC COLLEGE is located in Hervey Bay. The college takes its name from Saint Francis Xavier who, along with Saint Ignatius of Loyola, was one of the founders of the Society of Jesus, the Jesuits. As a Jesuit partner school, Xavier is a member of the network of over 2000 Jesuit schools and universities throughout the world. The experiences, reflections and actions of Saint Ignatius have been adopted as the basis for the ethos and culture of the College. The College s aim is to assist the formation of students to become reflective young men and women of competence, conscience and compassion with an attitude of excellence and service. After a successful and enjoyable tournament last year, the Xavier Catholic College team looks forward to another great week of netball at QISSN 2018! 1. Tamara Anderson 2. Lucinda Cullen 3. Claire Drake 4. Grace Farrelly 5. Lauren Flynn (Captain) 6. Kasey Gamble 7. Madison Hore (Captain) 8. Chantelle McCarthy 9. Madison McGovern 10. Larissa Wilson Helen Hatchett MANAGER: Geena White, Alison McGovern (Assistant) Simon Dash Navy, Yellow, White and Green 2018 QISSN CARNIVAL 107