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The Olympic Games are the greatest show on earth. Period. Being selected to represent your country is the childhood dream of many athletes competing. There is so much emotion wrapped up in trying to qualify, pre-competition, during the Games proper and then post-games. Each athlete has a story and one of the athletes competing in the Rio games will be the guest speaker at the 2016 Ormiston College Sports Awards Night – Joshua Robinson....
Round 4 was shaping up as a very important round for the Redbacks in their quest for the overall Champion School status. Rounds 1 and 2 saw OC play WestMAC and Canterbury College respectively with both schools securing a win or two more than what they achieved against the Redbacks the previous season. OC drew the bye in Round 3 and the students were forewarned about being prepared for St Paul’s, as in 2015 we were very flat coming out of the bye and were only able to win seven games and draw two out of 24 games against CHAC. The Redbacks had a very solid morning against St Paul’s, improving on the 2015 performance of 12 wins and 12 losses with 13 wins, two draws and nine losses....
In Round 5 the Redbacks face the 2015 Trimester 3 Champion School, Cannon Hill Anglican College. In 2015, we played CHAC coming off the bye away and the Redbacks were ambushed by a hungry group of students from Cannon Hill. The morning finished up with seven wins, two draws and 15 losses for OC. This year, we host CHAC and will be looking to build from a great round against St Paul’s....
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Over the past 20 years, the Redbacks have now played St Paul’s in 132 games of Boys Basketball with a 70% success rate (92 wins and 40 losses). ...
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The OC Footballers won three games, drew one and lost two in Round 4 against St Paul’s. This was an improvement on their 2015 performance against when two of the four games were won by the Redbacks. ...
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There was a broken week of Volleyball against St Paul’s School this week with our Open Firsts and Seconds playing on Thursday evening and the rest of the teams playing on Saturday morning. Thursday evening saw the most intense and pressurised games of the season to date with the same intensity traversing into the Saturday games as well. ...
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OC Girls Touch Football completed Round 4 against St Paul’s with one draw, two wins and three losses – a slight improvement from last year....
The First XVIII played Faith Lutheran College (Redlands) in the only AFL game of the week with the Year 9s drawing a bye. The game was played in windy, freezing conditions testing the resolve of the senior Footballers...
Ormiston College’s participation in the QDU Secondary Schools debating competition concluded last week. The last remaining team, Year 10, lost their debate last week in the third round of QDU finals. ...
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The Ormiston College Athletics Team travelled to the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (QSAC) on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 July to compete in the Bayside District Athletics Carnival. Close to 100 students formed the team who ended the carnival finishing fourth out of 12 schools, which was one position higher than in 2015....
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With the Year 5 and 6 students away on their respective camps throughout Week 4, it was always going to be a tough round of Junior TAS Football and Basketball. The Year 6 teams had the week off, only touching down in Brisbane after the Canberra Tour at 7.30pm on Friday night....
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A select group of Year 4 – 7 Ormiston College students represented the college at the Bayside District Track and Field Carnival. ...
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