Boys’ Achievements
2021 Student Leadership Positions
School positions for 2020/2021
Captain of Boarding
Brenton Macauley (Ferguson)
Head of Student Council
Jim Allan (Cameron)
Vice-Captain of School (Service)
Simon Arnott (Ross)
Vice-Captain of School (Operations)
Jarvis Banfield (Keys)
Captain of School
Joshua Ledger (Alexander)
House positions for 2020/2021
|
House |
Captain |
Vice-Captain (Operations) |
Vice-Captain (Service) |
Student Council Rep |
|
Alexander |
Anthony (Tony) Ghiselli |
Oscar Clements |
Macsen Friday |
Pierce Davis |
|
Anderson |
Nicolas Le Page |
Hudson Wheeler |
Mederic Gide |
Toren Edwards |
|
Brisbane |
(Thomas) Tom Lynch |
Sebastian Reynolds |
Matthew Robson |
Charles (Charlie) Ellis |
|
Cameron |
Nicholas (Nick) Vriezen |
Oliver Perrin |
Andreas Schultz |
Samuel Bennett |
|
Ferguson |
Elliott Mitchell |
James Shaw |
Samuel Dyball |
Harry Simm |
|
Keys |
Richard Walton |
Hugh Mitchell |
Matthew Kerfoot |
Daniel Cooper |
|
Ross |
Alexander Melville |
Benjamin Ramsden |
William Gale |
Matthew Howie |
|
St Andrews |
Pearson Chambel |
Joseph Crowley |
Jack Cooper |
Charan (Kanwal) Singh |
|
Shearer |
Rex French |
Lewis Crump |
Nicholas Paganin |
Dylan Field |
|
Stuart |
Max De Nardi |
Darcy O’Halloran |
Jolyon Harrison-Murray |
Milan Narula |
State Final of the UN Evatt Competition
Congratulations to Sam Wake (Year 12, Brisbane) and Lachlan Norcott (Year 12, Anderson) who placed ahead of 161 teams to win the State Final of the UN Evatt Competition last Friday. Each team represented a country in the UN Security Council and were given three UN resolutions to write amendments for, negotiate, debate and speak to. Sam was also awarded best public speaker. The boys will represent Scotch College (and WA) for the final time when they compete in the Nationals in December.
Surfing WA Metropolitan Schools Competition and State Final
In mid-August Scotch College competed in the Surfing WA Metropolitan Schools competition. Congratulations to Archie Frazer (Year 12, Ferguson) and James Bennett (Year 11, Brisbane) who were winners in the Senior surfing and Jackson Conti (Year 9, Brisbane) and Joe Matthews (Year 10, Anderson) who placed second in the Junior surfing. Our body-boarders fought hard but were eliminated in the semi-finals. Everyone contributed their best and in a full team effort, Scotch College won the Metropolitan Schools Day 3 Trophy. The Senior surfing team moved on to the State Final in which they performed well in a very tough heat and went out to the eventual winners, Margaret River Senior High School.
WA Schools Volleyball Cup
Over the mid-term break, the Scotch Volleyball team competed in the WA Schools Cup. The squad consisted ofChris Zyweck (Year 12, Alexander), Finn Lumsden-Lowe (Year 12, Ferguson), Luke O’Loughlin (Year 12, Ross), Lachlan Hyndes (Year 12, Ross), David Chan (Year 12, Stuart), Bailey Thomson (Year 11, Brisbane), Anakin von-Bachofen (Year 11, Stuart) and Nelson Hegge (Year 10, Stuart). After topping their group (which included a notable victory against Aquinas College), Greenwood was accounted for in a third-set tie break, which set up a final against Margaret River Senior High School. Once again, a third-set tie break was required to separate the teams with Scotch coming from behind to secure a 16–14 tie-break win. Congratulations to David Chan who was named Division A, Most Valuable Player.
2020 PSA Athletics Team Captain and Co-Vice Captains
Congratulations to the Captain of Athletics for 2020, Josh Keatch (Keys House) and Co-Vice Captains, George Graham (Keys House), Jaxon Hayden (Stuart House) and Zaide Moxham (Cameron House).
Duke of Edinburgh
Bronze Level
|
Preferred |
Surname |
Year |
House |
|
Xavier |
Houston |
10 |
Cameron |
|
Christiaan |
Buys |
11 |
Stuart |
|
Thomas |
Delroy |
12 |
Anderson |
Silver Level
|
Preferred |
Surname |
Year |
House |
|
Monty |
Atkins |
11 |
Stuart |
|
Mederic |
Gide |
11 |
Anderson |
|
Isaac |
Gold |
11 |
Alexander |
|
Richard |
Walton |
11 |
Keys |
|
Curtis |
Sciano |
11 |
Anderson |
Engineers Australia – Certificates of Excellence (Science and Mathematics)
Each year, Engineers Australia recognises the outstanding achievement of Year 12 students in the four ATAR subjects of Mathematics: Methods, Mathematics: Specialist, Chemistry and Physics. To qualify for this Certificate of Excellence, students must obtain a score of at least 75% in each subject.
|
Preferred |
Surname |
Year |
House |
|
Santino |
Febbo |
12 |
Ross |
|
Casey |
Lawrence |
12 |
Ferguson |
|
Eden |
Messina |
12 |
Keys |
|
Daniel |
Wiese |
12 |
Keys |