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This selection is the culmination of an outstanding season for Jack which started with his being the number one ranked member of the Combined GPS VIII and included winning the Head of the River, the NSW Schoolboy Championship and Australian Schoolboy Championship Eight titles as a member of the 1st VIII. He also displayed his sculling abilities in winning the Australian Under 19 Sculling Championship.

He joins a select group from the College who have represented Australia previously at this Regatta: Daniel Noonan (OR1997, Rowing Program Coordinator), Robert Giblin (OR1997), Lachlan Harris (OR1997), Daniel McCosker (OR1997), Daniel Sheehan (OR1997), James Schell (OR2000), Rupert Sheridan (OR2002) and Angus Campbell (OR2003).

Well done Jack on continuing the College's rowing legacy, and best of luck in Paris!

Round 1- nothing is better! The pitches were in fantastic condition and even with overcast and rain at times, it did not dampen the wonderful vibe that was at Riverview on Saturday. To see our Riverview boys play a proper match is extremely exciting and it allows us to view players in a different way, see them respond to different pressures and challenges of a match. Please sit back and enjoy as our coaches report on a wonderful first matchday!

(Please note, team photos are below the report)

13D

It was a tough first game for the 13Ds but quite a few positives to take away. The team was very impressive when in control of the ball and displayed great passages of play moving the ball forward. At the end of the first half, it was 4-0 to the opposition, but the boys showed some great heart to get back into the game and continue fighting until the final whistle. With 10 minutes left Riverview was awarded a penalty and Max Spice calmly buried it in the bottom right corner to give the boys something to celebrate.

Unfortunately, the final score was 7-1 to the opposition however we are very proud of the effort, and we are keen to work hard this week and have an improved performance next week.

13C

At 11am it was time for the 13Cs to take centre stage on 2nd field and take on our North Shore revivals, The Shore School. This game was a closely contested one from the outset! The View defenders consisting of Leonidis Kelly, Sam Liubinskas, Jack Costa, Will Sampson- Giglio and Xavier O’bied were excellent in keeping out various waves of Shore attacks. Towards the end of the first half, Shore played a ball in behind our defensive line and capitalised to make it 0-1 at half time.

Credit to the View boys, they weren’t disheartened by this and came out firing in the second half. After a few attacking sequences between Sabian Polhill, Dax Cooley and James Liliopoulos, the View boys were awarded a well-deserved penalty!

Dax, cool as a cucumber, stepped up but unfortunately put the penalty wide. Side note, I’ve already asked Pat (Riverview Football’s fantastic SPC) to re-measure the goals on 2nd field to make sure the dimensions are correct!

Unfortunately the game would go on to finish 0-1 to the Shore boys. A great game nonetheless! I’m looking forward to watching how the C’s boys develop over the course of the season as there is no doubt that there is a lot of talent in the squad.

13B

The boys started off very well playing some great possession-based football which ended up resulting in a goal from Matteo Maiorana finished clean strike into the bottom corner. However, just under 10 minutes later the opposition started pressing high and used their star player to score a goal from outside the box. Going into the half the score was tied 1-1 and the boys were not ready to give up. Unfortunately, early on to the second half the opposition scored to put us on the back foot! This hammer blow caused the boys to lose composure and therefore there was a large amount of unforced errors, turning the ball over. Final Score 2-1 Loss. Very excited moving forward as there is a lot of potential and a lot of good things to improve upon. Ready to get a win next week!

13A

The final game on 2A for the first round of fixtures was the 13As taking on Riverview’s fiercest rivals, St Joseph’s College. All football supporters around the globe were looking forward to this clash! The big occasion didn’t faze the View boys at all. The boys were playing out from the back like Man City!

There were a few occasions where Max Lutowski, Luc Beasley, Xavier Scardilli, Angus McNameeand Louis Gowerwould work the ball from our goal box to our wingers (Thomas Gibson, Kingsley Lynnand Jasper Smith) before creating many clear cut chances. Unfortunately, even after a few great chances, the score remained 0-0 at the end of the first half. The Joeys team can thank their keeper who was unbelievable and made a few glorious saves.

The View boys were finally rewarded for their great performance in the game so far as a corner fell to Jasper early in the second half. Jasper didn’t require a second invitation as he struck the ball cleanly past the Joeys keeper to give View the lead. 1-0 View!

However the party didn’t last long as Joeys equalised moments later to bring the scores back level. This game was set up for a blockbuster finish and moments before the full time whistle it delivered just that!

After a handball in the box, the View boys were awarded a penalty to win the game. Sven Baker stepped up and calmly slotted the ball past the Joeys keeper to win the game for the View boys! Special shout out to Sven, who had already played for the Bs in the previous game. Well done, Sven! FT 2-1

What a game! Credit to the boys for continuing to push their opponent right to the final whistle. I’m looking forward to seeing what this talented group of players can achieve this season.

14F

The first game for the 14s age group started with the Fs. The boys seemed very excited to kick off the season with a win and set the tone for the other 14s teams. The whistle blew for the first half with both Cranbrook and Riverview fighting it out within the first 10 minutes.

The first two goals came from Cranbrook, but this did not phase the Riverview boys as the game remained relatively even. The first goal from Riverview came after the notorious JohnPatrick McPhillips flicked on a header for Sam Ashton to run onto and score. The deficit was halved at 2-1 and the Riverview boys were back in it.

This goal had ignited the 14Fs, and provided them the extra energy to get the equaliser. Not long after the first goal, Riverview scored another as JohnPatrick equalised.

The rest of the game was extremely close with both teams having a real go to try and win it. However, it was a bit of bad luck from the Riverview goalkeeper that ended in a last minute winner from Cranbrook.

Lot to learn from this game, it was an unfortunate 3-2 loss, however the boys can be proud of the way they fought themselves back into the game.

14E

Despite the negative result 2-6 result, the game against Cranbrook was very balanced. We started the match a slowly, and Cranbrook took advantage of our mistakes and immediately scored two goals. Then, after that they missed a penalty, we found more courage and started to attack. We scored from a corner kick with Joseph Girard getting the final touch. Despite getting back into the game and asserting ourselves in midfield, Cranbrook scored two more from long range. We reacted immediately from these setbacks and scored a good goal after a good play. Cross from the right by Callum Hurst found Jaden Waldao who scored to make it 4-2. The boys thought they could get back into the game and had a great chance from the penalty spot. A great goalkeeper save took away the joy of goal from Jayden and our momentum. Cranbrook scored two more goals on the counterattack to finish off any chance of a memorable fightback. The team tried to do everything possible to draw, but we were unable to succeed. We are confident that this team will continue to improve in the coming matches.

14D

The mighty 14Ds took to 2nd field against the Shore school. The 14Ds looked excited to get the season started and attacked from the first whistle. Ben Stewart was unlucky to not score as he hit the post from outside the box. What an amazing shot and nearly such a great goal.

Not long after Jack Stanic scored after two shots are saved by the Shore goalkeeper. 1-0 to Riverview. This goal was followed by attack after attack from the 14Ds with Will Thomas having a hat-trick of opportunities to score but was unable to be rewarded for his hard work in the midfield.

These missed opportunities seemed to fire up the 14Ds as not long after Aaron Garcia and Lucas Yassa scored to make the game 3-0 to Riverview. Another two goals came from Harry Sadaat and Jack Stanic.

The game finished 6-0 to Riverview a convincing win for the 14Ds, the boys should be proud of the performance. A clean sheet and 6 goals, congratulations to the boys.

14C

Excellent start for the 14C team, with good performance from the first to last whistle.

The Riverview boys start very well thanks to Sevan Tevanian's shot from outside the box. 1-0. The team takes courage and starts creating many goal chances through good ball possession. A nice goal from Xavier Antcliff arrives after a cross from Lewis Mills.

Shore school scored to get back into the game but this did not stop the Riverview boys from playing. Our team immediately reacted to conceding the goal, Xavier again got on the scoresheet to add to his tally and extend our lead to 3-1. Soon after, Xavier got his third, after dribbling passed a couple defenders before scoring. Lewis doubled his tally and Xavier scored again, before the final whistle. Team C played well throughout the match without ever suffering from their opponents. Man of the match went to Xavier for his superb game! We wish a speedy recovery to Marcello Sechi, after suffering a serious injury.

14B

The first game of the season on second field was an outstanding success for the 14Bs against St Joseph’s College As, with the final scoring being 14-1 to Riverview. With almost everyone finding themself on the score sheet.

The goal scorers are as follows Josh Maloney (4), Will Beaman (3), Alfie Marnell (3), Charlie Hennessy- Bowden (1), Owen Kam (1), Alex Merciera (1) and Anade Oboya (1). A special mention to Massimo Leonard, our GK, for getting an assist.

The boys played a great game with a lot of exciting goals. The one disappointment was conceding a goal from a lapse of concentration at the back. However, nonetheless the boys can be exceptional proud of their performances. A great start to the season which should set the tone for an exciting season for the 14Bs as they attempt to go undefeated.

Special mentions to Will Beaman our allusive attacking force and Alfie Marnell whom controlled the midfield with his high energy and nature ability to get forward and score from midfield

14A

Team A played a very difficult match against a technically and physically strong team in St Patrick’s College. Riverview started with good ball possession, but St Patrick’s physical strength allowed them to control the game early. They took the lead via a shot from halfway! We were slow in possession and struggled to play into midfield and St. Patrick’s took advantage of our mistakes to score two more goals. Despite this we always tried to keep possession of the ball, succeeding at the end of the first half with Xavier Tavano who scored a good goal. 1-3.

In the second half the performance was better but unfortunately in the end of the second half we conceded the goal of 4-1. This is an excellent group, I'm sure that with some training we will be able to improve and obtain greater satisfaction with a positive result. Man of the match Luke Musumeci, who played a good game at both central defender and hold midfielder.

15D

The 15Ds didn’t start there 2023 campaign in the way which they would’ve liked with players missing at vision valley and other absences the boys were left with only 7 players. The 15Ds were thankful for the fellow Riverview U15s for support in this fixture. Joeys started strong, with the Joeys striker turning in a goal from a Riverview sloppy mistake. Riverview conceded a 2nd goal was shortly after, and before you know it the boys went into the 2nd half 3-0 down.

The boys had high spirits still and were willing to keep fighting despite being behind. Riverview started of the half strong once but it was Joeys who saw themselves get on the scoresheet once again. The boys kept fighting to create chances to score with Jaden Lee being close to getting on the scoresheet after some nice build up play from midfield. Room to improve but the 15Ds did extremely well considering they faced the 15Bs team of joeys which was combined of A and B players. We will spend the upcoming week working on our structure and creating goal scoring chances in order to win games in style in the near future.

15B

A hard day at the office in Tempe for the 15B. A combination of bucketing rain with players missing in vision valley and no goalkeeper saw a dominant Newington side take control of the game. Riverview started the game well, controlling possession and attacking the Newington goal.

Unfortunately, Newington combined well and beat our defence to score the first goal in the 12th minute. From there the flood gates opened and Riverview trailed 3-0 at the half with the Newington winger punishing our defence on the counter.

At the half time we spoke about body positioning to counter the Newington longball over our defence and to test the keeper with some shots. The boys came out energised and ready to bring it to the Newington side. Excellent pressing and desire from Lachlan Maiers and Ben Vaz elevated the team! Riverview looked early to test the keeper with long shots from Marcus Hughes and Lachlan Maiers. Newington continued to break us down with great attacking play and scored their 4th and 5th goal. The Newington winger was too much for us as they went on to score 2 more goals to make it 7-0. Looking to the future we will focus on 1v1s both offensively and defensively as well as attacking runs and pressing as a team.

15A

The 15As opened their season 2023 with a convincing 3-1 victory over a determined Joey’s team. Riverview started the game brighter and controlled the game throughout the first half. Riverview goalkeeper Charles Margarey, a stand in for the injured Antony Nobilo hardly touched the ball. Our boys took the lead halfway through the first half from a penalty spot converted by midfielder Max Vlaeminck and created numerous other chances but failed to convert and had to settle for a 1-0 lead at halftime.

At halftime, we talked about how we could get our front three of Andrew Tsihlis, Luca Bet and Jake Bouropolous more involved and it paid dividends. Tsihlis and Bet both lifted their game and caused the Joey’s defense numerous problems. Captain and star midfielder Sam Ryan, who had an excellent game, played a beautiful through ball for Tsihlis just after half time and he finished elegantly to make it 2-0.

Joey’s did reduce the deficit to 2-1 after we failed to clear the ball from a cross but we quickly regained composure and extended the lead to 3-1 after a lovely play between Joshua McKenzie and Ryan. McKenzie beat a couple of defenders and squared the ball for Ryan who had little trouble beating a very good Joey’s goalkeeper.

The game became a bit sloppy in the last 10 minutes partly due to the wet conditions and partly because we tried to overdo things individually rather than play as a team.

All in all a solid team effort with some good passages of play. The defence led by central duo of Julian Carr and Louis Portale was very good they were well supported by full backs Benjamin Tucker and Nicholas DeSouza. Midfield trio of Ryan, Vlaeminck and McKenzie controlled the midfield and will only get better with time. Our attacking players Tsihlis, Bet, Nicholas Grande and Bouropolous also did better in the second half which is a good sign going forward. Well done to the team and looking forward to the next challenge.

16D

The boys played a great first game. With an unexpected turn up with the opposition only bringing 8 players, the boys faced an early challenge and ended up having to play each other. Unfortunately for us, the players we put on the other team decided to create multiple chances leading to an end result of 9-4. Overall, the boys put in a great effort and didn’t stop working till the final minute putting aside the result and playing for the badge.

16C

A good first game from the boys. We showed good energy and enthusiasm to get forward, scoring 5 goals, primarily off quick counter attacks and fast forward passes up to our stickers and wingers. Unfortunately, our defence was a little sloppy at times, leading to 6 goals conceded caused by lack of communication and poor spacing in between the back line. However, the 5-6 loss brought many positives, as well as areas for improvement

16B

The 16Bs kicked off their season on 1C, against Shore Grammar. The pitch was damp from the rain and the boys took advantage putting pressure on the opposition goalkeeper with many shots to test his handling. A barrage of first half goals courtesy of Xavier Garcia X2, Ned Collis, Jack O’ Keeffe & Oscar Mason meant we went into the half time quite comfortable. It could have certainly been more! Riverview had a compilation of sitters missed (they know who they are).

The second half saw much of the same dominance, with Angus Brown and Harry Taylor both getting on the scoresheet, and Oscar Mason adding a 2nd. The match ended with a convincing 8-0 win, however the boys will need to get sharper and clinical when they come against stronger opponents. We look to the next fixture against King’s.

16A

It was a cold wet morning, however the boys started on fire taking control of the game from the first whistle. Nathan Drakeford and Atticus Ireland were solid at the back and very comfortable in building up our attacks from the back. Charles Geddes scored the first goal, popping up at back post. Then Billy Barwick stole the show with 4 goals, one from the penalty spot and 3 well placed finishes. Marcus Ambrogio also got on the score sheet with a great left footed volley which found the bottom corner. It was a great first up performance from the team which gives us a great platform to build off in the coming weeks.

8th XI

Tough first game for the boys, who put in a really good effort to start the season. There is some room for improvement, after a tough first round encounter. Our defence struggled under the constant pressure and we struggled to keep the ball when we regained possession. We can all improve as individuals but also as a team, aiming to become a cohesive unit by the end of the season. Now we look forward to Kings in the upcoming match week and hope to have an improved performance and result. The next few weeks will see us work hard at training focusing on passing and first touch, and being clinical when we were in good positions in the final third.

7th XI

What a game to start the season! We couldn't have asked for a better start, with the boys first win as a team in five years - since the first game of year 7. It was an incredible feeling to finally break their losing streak and come out on top.

Our defence was absolutely rock solid, and it was amazing to see how well the boys all worked together after only a few training sessions. We communicated effectively, made some crucial tackles and clearances, which helped our goalkeeper Tom Doyle stay quiet, not having to get too involved in keeping the opposition from scoring. It is such a confidence booster for the team to keep a clean sheet to start the season.

Our attack was just as impressive, creating loads of chances and putting the opposition's defence under constant pressure. We all worked so hard to maintain possession, and it was great to see our forwards using their skills and creativity to create opportunities to score. It was such a thrill to finally seal the game and come out victorious.

I am so proud of our team's performance, and it's clear that all our hard work at training so far has paid off. This win has given us such a boost of confidence and momentum heading into the rest of the season. We know that there's still a lot of work to do, but with such a strong start, we're feeling more motivated than ever to keep pushing ourselves and improving our game. Can't wait to see what's in store for us in the next games. Bring it on!

6th XI

Firstly, I wanted to acknowledge that even though we came up short in the full time score, the effort and determination on display to get an equaliser was unparalleled. In Kyle’s absence, it was an honour to fill in as coach and guide you guys around the pitch. Unfortunately, we didn't get the desired result, but it was still great to have a team full of boys who listened and applied the tips I gave to each player.

While we didn't get the win, there were some positives that we can take away from the game. Our defence was solid, apart from their one goal which was in my opinion, against the run of play, it was encouraging to see how well everyone adjusted to the score line deficit, in the face of adversity and keep the opposition to just one goal.

Although we failed to score, our attack was very impressive at times, we created some great scoring opportunities with some brilliant runs and passes from our forwards, and while we didn't quite get the finishing touch that we were looking for, from what I saw on display, the boys have the skills and talent to make it happen in future games.

As I am not the usual coach, I will leave you with my tip for the season:

Keep your heads up, keep working hard, and keep pushing yourselves to be the best that you all can be. There are plenty of opportunities ahead to show what you’re capable of, and I know that you’re more than capable of rising to the challenge. So go out there and make it happen and enjoy the rest of the season.

5th XI

The boys played well on Saturday. Sebastian Todd, our center back. was leading the team with great communication and instructions. Telling the defence where to go and to stay as a unit. His leadership and organisation was important factor in a positive display! Riverview took advantage down the wingers creating 1 v 1 situations where we isolated the opposition fullbacks.

The Riverview midfield was strong throughout with Daniel Sequeira controlling the tempo throughout the game. Riverview were excellent in from of goals, clinically finishing many of their chances. A strong start to the season but the 5th XI know there are tough fixtures ahead.

4th XI

In wet conditions the 4th XI looked to control the game from kick off, with strong play through wide areas and Austin Alexander consistently causing trouble down the left edge. Austin's consistent running eventually bore fruit in the form of a free shooting chance for Lachlan Ambrogio, who took advantage of the skidding conditions from range at the end of the first half.

Lachlan Martinez also showed some great versatility by pulling off a couple of clutch saves in goal, before returning to a midfield role in the second half and pulling the strings alongside Calvin Smith, creating some flowing chances through the middle. James Cameron-Smith justified his move to striker from right back at half time by burying a shot in the corner after a great counterattack with 20 minutes left to play.

Despite conceding shortly after, the boys didn't let a revitalised Shore outfit roll over them and continued to play football, with Michael King terrorising the backline down the right side. It should be noted as well that Connor O'Sullivan kept Shore's best player completely silent at left back, which was crucial in preventing any rhythm in the Shore setup all game.

3rd XI

In a good opening match, the thirds emerged victorious with a convincing 3-0 win over our opponents, St Joseph’s. The game started off with a lot of energy and our team was dominant from the beginning. We were able to control the ball well and put pressure on the other team's defence.

Our hard work paid off early minute when one Jaeden Louie made a brilliant run and was found with a brilliant pass by Oliver Hinchcliff, putting us 1-0 ahead. We continued to play with confidence and skill, and not long after, Josh Maiers bundled in our second after some repeated pressure, giving us a comfortable 2-0 lead going into halftime.

After the break, the game changed a bit, and our opponents were able to gain some momentum. However, we were still in control and despite soaking up some pressure we scored through an own goal to make it 3-0. Overall, it was a good start to the season, and a good building block heading into our next preseason game.

2nd XI GPS Plate Round 1 v SJC, at Riverview 1B on Saturday 29th April

St Ignatius 3 (James Saad, Sam Wright and Billy Barwick) defeated SJC 1.

The defending Premiers welcomed St Joseph’s 2nd XI to 1B under threatening skies but onto a well grassed and flat surface. Over half the team were new faces from the side which had secured the 2022 trophy. Newcomer James Saad put his mark on the game with an effective strike in the 12th minute. This was followed 6 minutes later by Sam Wright, who had 2nd XI experience last year, scoring to double Riverview’s advantage. The score remained 2-0 until half time.

At half time the slender Billy Barwick from the 16As was thrown into the contest and within 5 minutes was in the right place in centre field to drive the ball home and give the home team a stronger lead. St Joseph’s were the next to score, sparking hope of a comeback. New coach Andrew Casali made liberal use of his bench in the second half as he marshalled his troops to contain the Joeys resurgence. As it was the final 23 minutes of the match ran down with no further adjustment to the new mobile scoreboard adorning the eastern end of the field.

The new Riverview 2nd XI passed the first test of the new season and have set off in defence of their Premiership.

1st XI GPS Plate Round 1 v SJC, at Riverview 1B on Saturday 29th April

St Ignatius 3 (Daniel El’Hazouri, Tom Kalogerou and Dylan Mills) defeated SJC 2.

The Premiers came to play on 1B where towards the end of last season they had snuffed out Riverview’s hopes to retain the Premiership and secured it for themselves. It looked as though the field might again prove a happy hunting ground for the men in cerise and blue as they scored the first goal in the 14th minute and then consolidated the lead in the shadows of half time.

Coach Silvestro asked for the team to show the character he was sure they possessed in the second half in the quest to get back into the game. The first 12 minutes of the half passed with both sides striving, on the one hand to secure the lead, and on the other to make up the difference. Riverview forced a corner and Daniel El’Hazouri was on hand in front of goal to deflect the delivery into the net. Had the comeback commenced? Two minutes later the Riverview team was awarded a penalty. However, the goalkeeper was up to the task; he saved the penalty and kept Riverview at bay. Tom Kalogerou was next to score, producing the equaliser that gave the Riverview contingent hope that the result from the previous year could be avenged. Five minutes later the home team forced another penalty. This time the shot from Dylan Mills beat the goalie high to his left and Riverview hit the front for the first time in the contest. The Joeys boys pressed hard, and time added on seemed to go forever as they strove to equalise and give themselves the chance to take back the lead. However, no further goals were forthcoming and the match finished with the Riverview 1st XI joining the Seconds as first round winners.

This week, the students will continue working on developing their first touch skills and how they can create time and space. This Saturday sees the entire program travel to King’s for another huge fixture. The 1st and 2nd XI play King’s in the 2nd round of the Plate competition and it looks like another mouth-watering fixture! Looking forward to seeing you there.

The Riverview team’s first away fixture of the competition required an early start and a bus trip to the southern outskirts of Newcastle. A level synthetic pitch and a fine day greeted the squad when they disembarked at Speers Point and took up residence in Dressing Room #4.

The Riverview boys commenced the game attacking the southern end of the ground and were off to a positive start with Alex Appino slicing in from the left to confront the ’keeper and goaling to open the scoring. Tom Kalogerou repeated the dose from the opposite side of the field in the closing stages of the first half and took Riverview to the break two goals up. Coach Silvestro’s half time talk emphasised that the game was by no means over at that stage, and while he was happy with the focus and concentration shown by the team in the first half, the effort would need to be maintained in the second half to avoid letting the opponents back into the game.

In the second half a northerly breeze picked up and favoured the home team, which was now attacking the southern end. The Riverview boys competed strongly as the St Philips boys pressed hard in their quest to win the game. In the 62nd minute a well taken corner by the St Philips #17, aided by the following wind found its way into the top corner of the net at the far post. This enlivened the hosts who redoubled their efforts to equalise and then press for victory. However, the Riverview boys defended stoutly in the face of this assault. Both teams had several more chances throughout the match, but scrambling defence and occasionally timid finishing prevented and more goals from being scored.

The 2-1 victory advances the Riverview team to the quarter finals of the competition where they will await the winner of the St. Josephs v Knox Grammar fixture, with time and venue to be determined. Congratulations to the squad members for the positive manner in which they represented the College both on and off the pitch.

We wish Gus Gyllenhammer the best of luck when he represents the CIS team at the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships next month.

CIS results:

17yrs & Over 4x50m Freestyle Relay: 6th Henry Curll, Loic Walford, Patrick O’Hara, Gus Gyllenhammer

Gus Gyllenhammer 18yrs-19yrs 50m Butterfly, 2nd
Gus Gyllenhammer 17yrs & Over 100m Butterfly, 5th
Ellis Hazelton 16yrs & Over 50m Freestyle, 7th
Ellis Hazelton16yrs & Over 50m Backstroke, 4th
Jack Findlay 16yrs & Under 50m Freestyle, 8th
Adam Walters 16yrs & Over 50m Freestyle, 5th
Adam Walters 16yrs & Over 50m Backstroke, 6th
Ethan Au-Yeung 15yrs 50m Butterfly, 9th
Liam Chenery 14yrs 50m Breaststroke, 6th
Liam Chenery 12-14yrs 100m Breaststroke, 7th
Charles O’Halloran 13yrs 50m Butterfly, 13th
Thomas Martin 12-14yrs 100m Breaststroke 9th
Thomas Martin 12-14yrs 200m Breaststroke 11th
Henri Dempsey 15yrs 100m Freestyle, 16th
Luke Jamieson 15yrs 50m Backstroke ,13th
Luke Jamieson 15-16yrs 100m Backstroke, 13th
Thomas Pither 17-19yrs 50m Breaststroke, 16th
Jack Thompson 17yrs & Over 100m Backstroke, 12th
Loic Walford 17-19yrs 100m Freestyle, 20th