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Trinity College Sports Handbook
2021
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Table of Contents
TRINITY’S VISION FOR HPE AND SPORT ................................................................................................. 3
TRINITY COLLEGE 2021 SPORT OVERVIEW ............................................................................................ 4
PATHWAYS............................................................................................................................................. 4
CARNIVALS ............................................................................................................................................. 5
DISTRICT AND REGIONAL REPRESENTATION ......................................................................................... 6
TRINITY COLLEGE CRUSADERS ............................................................................................................... 8
CAMPS ................................................................................................................................................... 9
PRIMARY CLINICS ................................................................................................................................... 9
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS LEAGUE .............................................................................................................. 10
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SPORT ASSOCIATION OF QUEENSLAND .............................................................. 11
OTHER SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES ..................................................................................................... 11
HIGH PERFORMANCE UNIT .................................................................................................................. 12
WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY AFTERNOON ACTIVTIES ................................................................................. 13
FAMILY OPPORTUNITIES ...................................................................................................................... 13
RECOGNITION OF SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS..................................................................................... 14
2021 INFORMATION NIGHT ................................................................................................................. 15
SPORTS CALENDAR 2021 ..................................................................................................................... 17
OULTINE OF SPORTS PATHWAYS 2021 ................................................................................................ 18
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TRINITY’S VISION FOR HPE AND SPORT
Developing life-long social, spiritual and
physical skills
This is our core business so everything we invest into is based
on developing students holistically. This is why we hold
carnivals, train teams, run camps, play in interschool
competitions and have travelling sports teams. Everything we
do is wrapped up in this one simple statement.
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TRINITY COLLEGE 2021 SPORT OVERVIEW
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
Carnivals 4-12 Swimming 4-12 Athletics P-3 Swimming
4-12 Cross Country P-3 Cross Country K-12 Colour run
P-3 Athletics (2022)
Christian Schools Round 1 - Gladstone Round 2 – Rockhampton
League Basketball TBA
Futsal
Netball
Touch Football
Primary district T-Ball Netball Football
interschool sports Touch Football
Secondary district Basketball (GBA) Basketball (GBA) Touch Football (PC) Football (PC)
interschool sports Netball (PC) Basketball (GBA) Basketball (GBA)
Netball (GNA) Netball (GNA)
Primary clinics Netball (Grade 3-6) Football (Grade 3-6)
Before school Clubs Swim squad (Grade Athletics (Grade 4-6
4-6 and 7-12) and 7-12)
KM club (Grade 4-6
and 7-12)
Crusader sports Rugby 7s Rugby 7s Rugby 7s Rugby 7s
Swimming Futsal Futsal
Cross Country Mountain Biking
Rowing Netball
Athletics
PATHWAYS
Trinity College offers pathways in sport from HPE classes through to national level competitions all while being
part of the living, learning, and community of Trinity College. Aligned with the Australian Institute of Sport
FTEM framework, these pathways are summed up as follows:
https://www.ais.gov.au/ftem
Steps Example
Step 1 Students learn skills and understanding and tactical skills as part of the - HPE classes
Participation National curriculum. Students participate in a competitive - Wednesday Afternoon
environment through school opportunities. activities
- Friday afternoon activities
Step 2 At this stage, students try out and are selected into teams to - Interschool Sports
Performance participate against other schools in a more competitive environment. - Christian Schools league
Students train during the week. - Representative sports
Step 3 Perfect Students who are performing at a very high level and are selected to Traveling Crusader teams:
represent the school at the highest level. - State titles
Step 4 Students at this level are aligned with stakeholders and sporting -Football Queensland
Professional pathways to help them use their God given talents as a pathway for
Partnerships further education, university, and professional sport.
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CARNIVALS
Swimming Carnivals
Trinity hosts two Swimming Carnivals each year, the year 4-12 carnival and the P-3 swimming celebration.
The year 4-12 Swimming Carnival is the first carnival of the year and is a fantastic opportunity for students to
participate in a variety of competitive and novelty swimming events. During all our sporting carnivals friendly
house rivalry is encouraged as students compete for the prestigious swimming house champion trophy and
other individual awards. The results collated from this carnival are used to determine the top 2 students from
each event for the Trinity College swimming squad who compete at a Christian Schools Sporting Association
swimming carnival in Brisbane. Students who meet qualifying representative times are also eligible to go on
and be selected for regional, state or nationals. Apart from the traditional swimming strokes a number of
novelty events happen to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to have some fun in the pool.
The P-3 swimming celebration is the culminating event of term 4 to celebrate the P-3 students’ success in their
HPE swimming classes. This opportunity provides students with a Christian environment to participate in a
variety of competitive and novelty swimming events to boost house points and win individual swimming
awards.
Cross Country Carnivals
There are two Cross Country Carnivals each calendar year, the year 4-12 carnival and the P-3 carnival. In
addition to wearing house colours students are marked with house coloured zinc, there is music and finish the
event with a delicious morning tea. Apart from all the festivities the carnival is still about cross country running
and all participants are cheered on by parents and peers alike. The results from the year 4-12 Cross Country
Carnival are used to select the top students to make the Trinity College cross country squad who compete at
the district and CSSA level. Students that make the squad are expected to attend Running Club, which is one
training session a week in the lead up to the district and CSSA carnivals. Students who meet qualifying from
the district trials are also eligible to go on and be selected for regional and state
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Athletics Carnivals
The two annual athletics carnivals, P-3, and year 4-12, give both competitive and non-competitive athletes an
opportunity to participate in various athletic disciplines. The results from the Athletics Carnival are used to
form the Trinity College athletics team that competes at the district carnival and CSSA carnivals.
District and CSSAQ squads for Interschool carnivals
District and CSSAQ Squads – Trinity Squads are made up from the top 2 students per event. The district
carnival has a pathway to make it all the way to national competitions.
DISTRICT AND REGIONAL REPRESENTATION
Pathway and Trial information for Queensland school sports.
For a number of sports there is a Queensland school sport pathway to represent the district, region and state.
Trials are held throughout the year. Information can be found here: https://capsport.eq.edu.au
Athletics, Swimming and Cross-country district teams are picked through the district carnivals. All team sports
and other individual sports information for trials will be advertised throughout the year in the student notices
and through the school website https://trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au/college-sports/
For specific trial paperwork visit the school website, https://trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au/college-sports/ or
contact:
Tarquam Robinson – tarquamr@trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au
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Sports Offered
10-12 Year olds 13-19 Year olds
• AFL • AFL 13-14 boys
• Aquathlon • AFL 13-14 girls
• Athletics • Basketball 13-15 years
• Basketball • Basketball 16-18 years
• Boys Cricket • Boy’s rugby league 14-15 years
• Boys Rugby League • Boy’s rugby league 16-18 years
• Cross Country • Cricket 13-14 boys
• Football (Soccer) • Cricket 13-15 girls
• Girls Cricket • Cricket Boy’s 16-19
• Girls Rugby League • Cross Country 13-19 years
• Golf • Girl’s rugby league 14-15 years
• Hockey • Girl’s rugby league 16-18 years
• Netball • Golf
• Rugby Union • Hockey 13-19 years
• Softball • Netball 13-15 years
• Squash 10-19yrs • Netball 16-19 years
• Swimming • Rugby Union 14-15 years
• Tennis • Rugby Union 17-18 boys
• Touch Football • Rugby union 7s girls 15-16 years
• Volleyball 12-15yrs • Football 13-16 and 13-15 Girls
• Football 17-19 and 16-19
• Softball 13-19 years
• Squash 10-19 years
• Surfing 13-19 years
• Swimming 13-19 years
• Tennis 13-19 years
• Touch Football 13-15 years
• Touch Football 16-18 years
• Track and Field 13-19
• Triathlon 13-19 Years
• Volleyball 12-15 years
• Volleyball 16-19 years
• Waterpolo
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TRINITY COLLEGE CRUSADERS
The Trinity College Crusaders are travelling sporting teams. The sporting pathways
extend beyond the sporting life available in Gladstone and offer developmental pathways from local to state
level while playing under the Trinity Crusaders banner. The Crusaders teams focus on developing life-long
social, spiritual and physical skills. Sports offered include:
• Basketball
• Futsal and Football
• Mountain Biking
• Netball
• Rowing
• Rugby 7s
• Swimming
• More sports to come …
Some achievements to date for the Crusaders team include:
- Mountain Bike national titles 2019
- Participation at the 2019 Netball Vicki Wilson Cup
- State winners 2020 Indoor Rowing and 2020 national attendance.
- 2017 All school Rugby 7s runner up
- Western 7s Runner up 2020
- Bundaberg 7s winners 2019
- Gladstone 7s Girls winners 2019
- Interschool Gladstone Touch Football champions 2019
- 2020 Futsal state runners up
- Futsal, Touch Football, Netball and Basketball Christian Schools League whole champions 2020
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CAMPS
In 2021 the Trinity Rugby Crusaders team will be the first sporting camp Trinity College Gladstone has run. The
camp invites all students involved in Rugby 7s to attend the pre-season camp in the week before term 1 at
Hervey Bay, 20.01.21 – 22.01.21. The camp is a two-night stay and focuses on developing life-long social,
spiritual and physical skills. Some of the areas of focus include:
- Ball skills
- Tactical awareness
- Teamwork
- Fitness
- Sports Psychology
- Sports Nutrition
- Sports recovery
- Sports from a Christ Centred perspective
Contact Clemens Steenkamp (Head of Rugby) for further details – clemenss@trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au
PRIMARY CLINICS
The Primary Clinics have a focus on participation and skill development as a developmental pathway for the
school Crusader sports. Students sign up and get a term’s worth of training and games as well as receive a
sports pack. All Clinics are run on Tuesday afternoons. You can see when these are run (sports and terms) in
the sport overview in the front of this booklet.
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CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS LEAGUE
History
The Christian Schools League (CSL) is a sporting competition created by Trinity
College Gladstone aimed to give opportunities for primary and secondary
students to participate in a quality sports program and grow community and
partnership between Christian schools in Central Queensland. The competition
offered opportunities to Boys, Girls and mixed sports across both Primary (4-6)
Middle (7-9) and Senior (10-12) Divisions. In 2020 the competition involved 4
Christian schools, 4 sports and over 38 teams.
Vision and Mission
1. Give opportunities for primary and secondary students to participate in high quality sport that don't have
the opportunity to already.
2. Grow community and partnership between Christian schools in Central Queensland.
Competitions and Sports offered in 2021
Round 1 – Term 2 Gladstone 25.06.21 Round 2 – Term 3 Rockhampton 17.09.21
Sport Division Sport Division
Basketball TBA
Netball TBA
Futsal TBA
Touch Football TBA
Trial information for these teams is advertised on assemblies and students’ notices.
Page 10 of 18CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SPORT ASSOCIATION OF QUEENSLAND
The Christian School Sport Association of Queensland state titles exists to promote
sportsmanship and healthy competition for students of school members in years 4 to 12.
CSSAQ member schools consist of Australian Christian Schools (ACS) and Christian Schools
Australia (CSA) networks. CSSAQ provides opportunities for athletes in both team and
individual sports.
Opportunities include:
- Athletics
- Cross Country
- Swimming
- Team Sports
- National Games
In 2021 Trinity College will be endeavouring to compete in:
- State CSSAQ swimming carnival
- State CSSAQ basketball carnival
- State CSSAQ netball carnival
OTHER SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES
There are a number of additional sporting opportunities that operate at different times in the year to promote
physical activity, community and prepare students for upcoming school carnivals. These include:
- Trinity Swim Squad – primary and secondary
- Kilometre Club – primary and secondary
- Athletics Club – primary and secondary
- Touch Football – CSL/ Interschool sports
- Tennis – CSL/Primary Schools cup
- Volleyball - CSL
- T-Ball/Softball - CSL
You can see when these are run in the sport overview in the front of this booklet. Information regarding these
opportunities will be advertised in student notices, Facebook and the school newsletter.
Contact Tarquam Robinson tarquamr@trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au
Page 11 of 18HIGH PERFORMANCE UNIT
The Trinity College High Performance Unit (HPU) is designed to help our athletes
improve sport-specific strength, conditioning and skills over the long term. The program is run through the
state of the art HPU gym, all students at the Capricornia or club representative level are able to apply to take
part in the HPU. Regardless of what sport students play, or their level of experience, the focus of the HPU is on
improving athletic ability. The HPU has a team of experienced and qualified personal trainers to ensure the
structure of the program is maintained. The team are committed to ensuring the development, understanding
and maximum benefits achieved from the HPU are consistent over time.
There are currently two groups that train before school two days per week, either Monday and Wednesday or
Tuesday and Thursday. All students are put through goal setting and fitness testing to ensure that all programs
are periodised to their sports, competitions, and individual needs. Students also learn about the importance of
rest, recovery and nutrition to support them in their sporting and academic pursuits.
If students wish to apply, they can contact Tarquam Robinson tarquamr@trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au
Some athletic achievements to date for students who are involved in the HPU include:
- State level Softballer
- State level Rugby players
- State winning Touch player
- State level Track and Field athletes
- State level Swimmers
- State level Futsal and Football students
- State level Volleyball player
- Representative Basketball players
- State level Cricketers
Page 12 of 18WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY AFTERNOON ACTIVTIES
Sport, recreation and passion-based activities are a vital part of the Trinity College Gladstone co-curricular
program. Fortnightly, for primary school (grades 4-6), and weekly for high school, students are timetabled to
participate in Wednesday and Friday afternoon activities which provides them with the opportunity to develop
their God-given talents and abilities within a healthy, dynamic and supportive environment.
Students select the activity they would like to be a part of. The College aims to give every student the
opportunity to benefit from this learning through a variety of sports, recreation and passion-based activities
during the year. The sporting activities give students opportunities to train for their chosen sporting teams
during the school day and lead to competitive pathways representing the school at district, regional, state and
national level. Research shows that students who have greater autonomy in physical activity preferences are
more likely to stay active for life. Activities vary throughout the year and include:
Sport Recreation Passion
Basketball Beach Games Cooking
Cross Country Bushwalking Design (STEM)
Futsal/Football Canoeing Fishing
Netball Chess Photography
Rowing Cross Fit School Musical
Rugby 7s Dancing Study
Swimming Golf
Touch Football Gymnastics
Track and Field Hub fitness/Gym
Volleyball Mountain Biking
Pilates
Interhouse sports Skateboarding/Scootering
Tennis
Ultimate Frisbee
FAMILY OPPORTUNITIES
Part of Trinity’s mission is live, learn and community. We believe families are a big part of this, so we want them
to be involved.
Below are some ways you can be involved.
Primary: Contact Clemens Steenkamp clemenss@trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au
- Carnival help (timing, officiating) and training
- Coaching or managing a CSL team
- Coaching or helping in Primary Clinic
- Coaching or managing a Wednesday afternoon activity.
Secondary: Contact Tarquam Robinson tarquamr@trinitygladstone.qld.edu.au
- Carnival help (timing, officiating) and training
- Coaching a CSL or Crusaders team
- Managing a CSL or Crusaders team
- Assisting at running club or athletics training
- Coaching or managing a Friday afternoon activity.
* if you are passionate about a particular area or sport and it isn’t listed contact Tarquam Robinson
Page 13 of 18RECOGNITION OF SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS
Facebook page and Trinity Tribune
We recognise a number of athletes and teams in both the Trinity Tribune and the school Facebook page. Here
you can access photos, promotional clips and also player interviews.Follow us on facebook.com/ Trinity College
Gladstone
Yearbook
At the end of the year Trinity College produces a Yearbook which includes photos and articles of all the year’s
curricular and extra-curricular activities. As part of this Yearbook Trinity’s sporting teams, district sport
finalists/champion teams and representative athletes are recognised .
P-3 Carnivals – Swimming, Cross Country, Athletics
The athletes are recognised with the below at the conclusion of the carnivals
• Age Champion medals
• First, second, third place ribbons for all events
• Well done ribbon for all participants
Primary Sports Awards
The Primary Sports Awards are awarded during the sports award’s dinner.
- Primary Sportsmen and Women of The Year Awards. Throughout the year students receive points for
excelling in school sporting events. Examples include receiving age champions, representing Trinity at
a district carnival, representing the district in a team, representing Capricornia, and representing QLD.
In addition, making a CSL team or interschool sport teams. The top athlete, in the 10-12 age group will
receive this prestigious award.
- Gold Certificates are given out to students in each age group that have excelled at sport throughout
the year.
Page 14 of 18Secondary year 4-12 Carnivals – Swimming, Cross Country, Athletics
The athletes are recognised with the following at the conclusion of the carnivals:
- Age Champion medallions
- Most improved Cross-Country medallion boy and girl
- Most improved swimming medallion boy and girl
- Overall track champion boy and girl
- Overall field champion boy and girl
- First, second, third place ribbons for all events
Secondary Sports Awards
The Primary Sports Awards are awarded during the sports award’s dinner.
- Secondary Sportsmen and Women of The Year Awards. Throughout the year students receive points
for excelling in school sporting events. Examples include receiving age champions, representing
Trinity at a district carnival, representing the district in a team, representing Capricornia, and
representing QLD. In addition, making a CSL team or interschool sport teams. The top athlete, in the
13-19 age group will receive this prestigious award.
Sports Awards Dinner
The highlight of the sport calendar is the annual sports awards dinner. This is held in Term Four with special
guests and a two-course meal. The hope of the event is to celebrate individual and team student success.
Students are invited to the dinner to celebrate individual and team success.
The following are awarded at the sports award’s dinner:
- Carnival Age Champions (Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics)
- Crusader teams
- Interschool Champion teams
- CSL winning teams, Most Valuable players
- PC District, Capricornia Regional and State Representatives
- Trinity Sport Team of the Year
- Sportsmen and Sportswomen of the Year Primary and Secondary
2021 INFORMATION NIGHT
Early in term 1 2021, the HPE and Sport department will be hosting a ‘Sports Information Night’ to discuss the
school’s vision, plans and opportunities in 2021 and beyond. The evening will also include a light snack, tea and
coffee to allow parents and students the opportunity to meet sporting coaches, teachers and ask questions
that they may have. An outline of the evening includes:
- Sporting pathways
- School Carnivals
- Representative sport
- Crusader sports including:
o Rugby 7s
o Netball – sign on for the Gladstone Netball Association competition
o Basketball
o Futsal/Football
o Rowing
o Mountain Biking
- Primary Clinics
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- Christian Schools League
- High Performance Unit
- WAA/FAA
- Parent opportunities
- Recognition of sporting
achievement
Page 16 of 18SPORTS CALENDAR 2021
Sport Basketball Futsal/Football Mountain Biking Netball Rowing Rugby 7s Athletics Cross Country Swimming Touch
Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date Event Date
Term 1 GBA Ongoing Fraser 20.03.21 Trinity 23.03.21 Trinity 4- 24.02.21
Coast 7s 4-12 12
Carnival Carnival
PC 10- 30.04.21 4-12 15.03.21
12 CSSAQ
Term 2 GBA Ongoing CSL 25.06.21 GNA Ongoing State TBA Trinity 27.05.21 Trinity 04.05.21 CSL 25.06.21
Round 1 titles 4-12 P-3 Round 1
CSL 25.06.21 PC TBA Carnival Carnival
Round Bundaberg 25- Secondary
1 Futsal 27.05.21 Interschool PC 10- 11.06.21 PC 13- 04.05.21
titles 18.06.20 12 19
CSL
Round 1 Trinity 22.06.21
P-3
Carnival
Term 3 GBA Ongoing State titles 11.10.21 National TBA GNA Ongoing Western TBA PC 13- 20.07.21 PC TBA
titles 7s TBA 19 Primary &
PC TBA Gladstone 23.07.21 Secondary
Primary 7s TBA PC 10- Interschool
Interschool Mackay 12
7s
CSSAQ 24.08.21
Term 4 GBA Ongoing PC TBA All TBA Colour 2022 Trinity P- 01.12.21
CSSAQ 07.10.21 Primary & schools run 3 Carnival
Secondary
Interschool
Page 17 of 18OULTINE OF SPORTS PATHWAYS 2021
Basketball Futsal Mountain Netball Rowing Rugby 7s Athletics Cross Swimming Touch Football
Biking Country
Professional Pathways Port City Power Football Mountain Netball Queensland Rowing Queensland Reds Queensland Queensland Swimming
Students at this level
Queensland Biking Australia Athletics Athletics Queensland
are aligned with Australia
stakeholders and Futsal Australia
sporting pathways to
help them use their
God given talents as a
pathway for further
education, university,
and professional sport.
Perfect CSSAQ State titles National titles CSSAQ All schools State Carnival State CSSAQ
Top performing
Capricornia Carnival State Carnival
students in teams are Carnival Capricornia Capricornia
selected to make up Carnival Carnival
the strongest Trinity
teams. Top individual
students are selected
in their qualified
events.
Perform GBA PC Interschool Mackay CC PC interschool State titles Fraser 7s PC carnival PC carnival PC carnival PC Interschool
Students trial to be
CSL Interschool CSL Bundaberg/Mackay School School School Carnival
selected into teams or CSL Bundaberg competition Western 7s Carnival Carnival CSL
qualify through school titles Gladstone 7s
individual events to
get to the next level of
competition.
Participate HPE HPE FAA HPE WAA Before school training HPE HPE HPE HPE
Students study this as
WAA WAA WAA FAA WAA
part of the HPE FAA FAA FAA Trinity KM club Swim Squad FAA
syllabus or can elect to Primary Clinics Primary Clinics Athletics
participate during Squad
WAA or FAA.
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