“Educating students in Christian leadership for tomorrow’s generation”

KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Primary Chess Team Won State Championships!

King’s top primary chess team won the 2011 Queensland Primary Schools Chess Championships.For three consecutive years our top primary chess team have won not only the Gold Coast but

also the Queensland Primary Schools Teams Chess Championships. They have now won the right to represent Queensland at the 2011 Australian Schools Chess Championships held in Sydney on 3rd – 4th December 2011. Congratulations!

see insert for more details… 1ST PLACE (back row l-r) Elijah McNamara, Daniel Lapitan (front row l-r) Jacob Chan, Sam Shaw

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Early Learning ProgramsParenting with PowerScripture of the week: Train a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it. ~ Proverbs 22:6

Children Outgrow Rules but Not Values

As children get older, parents gradually release control of decision-making and allow their kids greater freedom to make choices for themselves. Too much freedom too early can be disastrous, but too much control and then instant freedom can be dangerous as well.

The key to making good decisions has a lot to do with values, but children don’t get to hear about values as often. Children hear rules. If, when your kids are grow-ing up, you talk about the values behind the rules then when they have the freedom to make their own deci-sions, they’ll be able to do so with wisdom.

Children outgrow rules, but they don’t outgrow values. When kids are young you may not allow them to go down the street without an adult. When they get a little older they’ll have to check in and be home at a certain time. Those are rules but they come out of very important val-ues of safety and accountability. When a college student is invited to stay out late with her friends, those values from childhood will still ring true, and will help guide her to wise decisions.

Prepare now for your child’s future decision-making. What are the values behind the rules you’ve created? Share those values regularly as opportunities to teach your kids. Your children will carry the values on for the rest of their lives.

Strategy for the week: Children absorb messages of right and wrong from every teacher they have and every television program they watch. Teach your child to be media savvy, which will give them a tool for interpret-ing the messages thrown at them from every direction. Practice what you preach. By living your values children will see them in action and have a role model to identify with. Choose a different value to focus on each week.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

The Wild Side of LifeYou couldn’t contain the excitement last week as

Noah’s Ark children headed off on their trip to Dav-id Fleay’s Wildlife Park. For many it was their first time travelling on a bus. The park rangers gave them an awesome boardwalk experience, becoming fa-miliar with and sometimes handling our native wild-life! Christopher liked the snake “he was cold when I touched him” Millie liked following the ranger and seeing the trees and flowers. Eden liked the big star jumps the sugar glider made.

Primary

Who Do You Admire?

Recently our daughter and her hus-band celebrated the birth of their first child. When I saw the first photo of him after birth I immediately thought how much he looked like his dad. We often make the statement that a child is the spitting image of a parent. Here is an interesting explana-tion of the origin of the term ‘spitting image’.

A Spittin’ Image The doctor said to a new father, “You have a cute baby.” “I bet you say that to all the new parents,” smiled the

proud daddy. “No,” he replied, “just to those whose babies really are

good-looking.” “So what do you say to the others?” I say, “He’s the spittin’ image of you.” Do you suppose they teach that in medical school? I’m told that a young mother enlisted the help of a friend

in taking her infant identical twins to the doctor. Since the waiting area was full, the two women, each with a twin, were seated on opposite sides of the room. After a few min-utes someone commented, “It’s amazing how much those two babies look alike!”

The friend was quick to reply, “Well, they should. They have the same father.” I haven’t heard whether the misun-derstanding was ever straightened out.

With identical twins, it’s easy to see that they are the “spittin’ image” of each other. Actually, that term “spit-tin’ image” stems from an old misunderstanding itself. Joel Chandler Harris, author of the Uncle Remus stories, explained that when an American slave seemed to be say-ing, “spittin’ image,” he or she was actually saying, “spirit and image,” as: “’He’s the spi’it ‘n’ image of his daddy.” It meant more than they merely looked alike. Spirit and image - alike, inside and out.

And what makes it even more interesting is the ancient truth from the monk Bernard of Clairvaux (1090-1153), who said, “What we love we shall grow to resemble.” Or put another way, we become the spi’it ‘n’ image of that which we hold dear. We are shaped by that which we admire most, and by the people we love most.

It works like this: Those who admire success may become “the image of success.” Those who admire ambition will, to even a casual observer, look ambitious, perhaps even driv-en. Those who admire and love the gentle saints of their faith will, more than likely, remind others of those same saints in their attitudes, words and actions. Day by day, we become the spi’it ‘n’ image of the people we befriend, admire and love. We are shaped by that which we admire most, and by the people we love most.

Who do you love and admire? What qualities draw you to them? And how can you bring more people like that into your life? ~ by Steve Goodier ~

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Secondary

Year 7 moving into High SchoolOn Monday I had the delightful experience of meeting all

the Year 7s who are enrolled for Year 8 next year. We ran the students through an introduction to High School pro-gram where they discovered how heavy texts books are, learnt to tie a tie, practiced using pad-locks which will be used on lockers next year, had a tour of the High School, played one of the Physical Education games used in Year 8 and had a lot of questions answered.

I hope your child has been talking to you about their concerns, hopes and dreams for High School. You should have received by mail the Year 8 Hand-book for 2012 by now. If you have not received this and you would like a copy you need to contact the Main Adminis-tration. It does have all the information for the first day of school in it.

It was a pleasure seeing the students in action today and I commend the hard work that Year 7 teachers have obvious-ly been doing with your son or daughter to help him/her prepare for next year.

~ Miss Venessa Lean, Dean of Middle Schooling

Ultimately the one person we should be aiming to be the ‘spittin image’ of when it comes to character is our Lord Jesus. He should be our ultimate example.

Happy parenting. And so it is. Maintain good relation-ships. Bring heaven to earth. Fear prevents, faith prevails. God bless. True meaning of Easter. Celebrate the risen Christ. Happy Mother’s Day to all our mums. Find the joy. Defend the Australian way of life. Encourage goal setting. Be thankful. Bloom where you are. Develop resilience. Too blessed to be stressed. Take time. Encourage a positive at-titude. Never quit. Guidance. Help others. Enjoy time. En-joy life. Happy holidays. Shine. Spirit and Image.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

“Educating students in Christian leadership for tomorrow’s generation”

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GeneralAccounts News

• Term 4 fees are now overdue unless you are on an organised payment plan for 2011. Music and Dance fees where applicable will be charged on your next statement. Please ensure all outstanding fees are paid in full by the end of Term 4.

• Statements will be sent to your email address. For credit card payments, address changes or queries please email accountsreceivable@kingscollege.qld.edu.au

• A term’s notice is necessary in writing if you choose to remove your child from the school. If this is not given, it is school policy to charge the subsequent term’s fees. Please note that all outstanding fees must be paid before ceasing enrolment and all li-brary and textbooks must be returned.

King’s Christian College uses and recommends Toshiba Photocopiers

You are going to live forever!Quote from Power New Testament

We all have tough times, but God has given you way more than you can imagine. Remind yourself that in Christ you will live forever in Paradise! This will keep you going! “If you have ears, listen to what the Spirit says to the churches. I will let everyone who wins the victory eat from the life-giving tree in God’s wonderful garden.” Count on it!

Revelation 2:7If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chaplain,

you can write to - guy@kings.net.au or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - kwalsingham@kingscollege.qld.edu.au

Dates for your diaryNovember 2 Sports Awards NightNovember 7 Yrs 1,2,3 Presentation NightNovember 8 HS Presentation NightNovember 11 Prep Presentation MorningNovember 15 Yrs 4-7 Presentation NightNovember 17 Year 12 Graduation DinnerNovember 18 Year 12 Last Day Noah’s Ark End of Year ConcertNovember 21 Christmas ConcertNovember 24 Year 7 Graduation DinnerNovember 25 Last Day Term 4December 16 King’s Office Closes

For more details and updates visit the website -www.kingscollege.qld.edu.au click on calendar.

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Instrumental Music Program 2012

Grab this opportunity and have an unforgettable musical experience!

Year 3All year 3 students intending to take up learning a mu-

sic instrument in year 4 are reminded that your preference forms are due in to the college by Friday, October 28.

Don’t miss out!All college studentsAll college students interested in learning a musical in-

strument in 2012 are encouraged to submit enrolment forms as soon as possible.

Lessons are available as private lessons on all instruments, or as a group lesson in strings, brass, woodwind, percussion and bass guitar.

Enrolment forms are available from all college reception areas, or they can be downloaded from the college website.

~ Mr Genge, Instrumental Music coordinator

Uniform Shop NoticeSpecial trading on last day of school

Friday 25 November8am – 11am and 1pm – 4pm

SPECIAL OPENING HOURS FOR JANUARY 2012

9 January 2012 – 20 January 20128:30am – 12:00pm

23 January 2012 – 27 January 20128am – 11am and 1pm – 4pm

26 January 2012 Australia Day - CLOSED

Epilepsy Top of Mind Symposium

Epilepsy Top of Mind is a one day symposium for people with epilepsy and their families/carers.

Date: Saturday 5th November 2011Time: 9.00am to 3.30pm

(morning tea & lunch provided)Venue: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition CentreCost: $60 per person

(includes morning tea and lunch)Register: Call 1300 37 45 37 or email

epilepsy@epilepsy.org.au

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Primary UPPER PRIMARY SPORT TERM 4

WEEKLY RESULTS

ROUND 3 20th October

KING'S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week

Senior Boys 1 AFL KCC 107-2 Bradley GibsonSenior Boys 2 AFL KCC 39-32 Demarcus CleverleySenior Girls AFL SSC & TLC 30-0 & 18-6 Lily Campbell & Deja ReedyJunior Boys 1 AFL KCC 66-16 Joshua Cameron-McDonaldJunior Boys 2 AFL ABP & EMM 46-0 & 24-12 Zaine UnderwoodJunior Girls AFL SSC & KCC 15-0 & 28-0 Tayla Gittins

Senior Boys A Basketball ABP 44-3 Haydn SwanboroughSenior Boys B Basketball ABP 16-0 Leio Ohshima-McLarenJunior Boys A Basketball KCC 30-24 Mitchell PettyJunior Boys B Basketball KCC 18-6 Livingstone Valilio

Senior Girls A Basketball ABP 22-20 Raelene StevensSenior Girls B Basketball ABP 30-10 Katie JacksonJunior Girls A Basketball ABP 48-2 Caitlin SchmidtJunior Girls B Basketball KCC 14-12 Brooke Lovett

Senior B Cricket EMM 6/77 d 9/40 Fraser MallardJunior A Cricket KCC 14.6 d 3.1 Adam HobbsJunior B Cricket KCC 12.4 d 9.6 Joshua Day

Senior A Softball KCC 8-7 Lillian MoyesSenior B Softball KCC 6-4 Megan BogatieJunior A Softball SSC 18-4 Hayley GildersJunior B Tee-Ball TLC 15-9 Sunny Lee

Senior Boys A Handball KCC 18-4 MacKenzie LynnSenior Boys B Handball SSC 18-4 Jack OchsnerJunior Boys A Handball KCC 18-10 Samuel BurnsJunior Boys B Handball SSC 11-9 Jacob Chan

Senior Girls A Handball SOM & KCC 1 9-6 & 7-1 Eden UnderwoodSenior Girls B Handball SOM & KCC 1 7-3 & 7-1 Emily FinniganJunior Girls A Handball KCC 7-3 Halai BrazelJunior Girls B Handball SSC 14-12 Brooklyn Steele

Senior Boys A Touch ABP 6-1 Simon ChambersSenior Boys B Touch ABP 7-1 James PriceJunior Boys A Touch KCC 7-0 Isaac HawkinsJunior Boys B Touch DR 2-2 Chad Vincent

Senior Girls A Touch ASAS 3-0 Ashley OxborrowSenior Girls B Touch KCC 4-2 Erika ChavezSenior Girls C Touch EMM 5-2 Bethany SmithJunior Girls A Touch ASAS 4-0 Jemima LaagJunior Girls B Touch DR 1-1 Layla Oxborrow

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PrimaryUPPER PRIMARY SPORT TERM 4

WEEKLY DRAW

ROUND 5 3rd NovemberGAME

KING'S TEAMS OPPOSITION TIME VENUE

Senior Boys 1 AFL Coomera Anglican College 1.10 CarraraSenior Boys 2 AFL A B Paterson College 2 1.10 CarraraSenior Girls AFL All Saints Anglican School 1.10 CarraraJunior Boys 1 AFL All Saints Anglican School 1.10 CarraraJunior Boys 2 AFL All Saints 2 v A B Paterson 2 1.10 CarraraJunior Girls AFL All Saints 2 v All Saints 1 1.10 Carrara

Senior Boys A Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.10 CoomeraSenior Boys B Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.45 CoomeraJunior Boys A Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.10 CoomeraJunior Boys B Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.45 Coomera

Senior Girls A Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.10 CoomeraSenior Girls B Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.45 CoomeraJunior Girls A Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.10 CoomeraJunior Girls B Basketball Coomera Anglican College 1.45 Coomera

Senior B Cricket All Saints Anglican School 12.45 All Saints Junior A Cricket A B Paterson College 12.45 SomersetJunior B Cricket All Saints Anglican School 12.45 Somerset

Senior A Softball Somerset College 1.00 St Stephens Senior B Softball All Saints Anglican School 1.00 St Stephens Junior A Softball Somerset College 1.10 CoomeraJunior B Tee-Ball All Saints Anglican School 1.10 Coomera

Senior Boys A Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King'sSenior Boys B Handball Somerset College 1 1.10 King'sJunior Boys A Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King'sJunior Boys B Handball Somerset College 1 1.10 King's

Senior Girls A Handball Emmanuel College 2 1.10 King'sSenior Girls B Handball Somerset College 3 1.10 King'sJunior Girls A Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King'sJunior Girls B Handball Somerset College 1 1.10 King's

Senior Boys A Touch St Stephens College 1.45 Owen ParkSenior Boys B Touch St Stephens College 1.00 Owen ParkJunior Boys A Touch St Stephens College B1 1.45 All SaintsJunior Boys B Touch Trinity Lutheran College 1.00 All Saints

Senior Girls A Touch Somerset College 1.45 EmmanuelSenior Girls B Touch Somerset College 1.00 EmmanuelSenior Girls C Touch All Saints Anglican School 3 1.00 EmmanuelJunior Girls A Touch Somerset College 1.45 A B PatersonJunior Girls B Touch Emmanuel v Somerset 1.00 A B Paterson

Secondary

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Secondary Sport

Dates for Your Diary

• Friday 28th October APS Rd 6 v Saint Stephens College• Friday 4th November APS Rd 7 v Coomera Anglican College• Friday 11th November v Somerset College• Monday 31st or Tuesday 1st Regional Waterpolo Trials

Regional Triathlon Sunday 15th January (online entries close 23rd November)

Queensland Athletics Championships – Golden SuccessKing’s had seven students represent the College at the Queensland

Championships held over last weekend. Demii Maher-Smith won a gold medal in the U/17 High Jump, she finished with a silver medal in the Long Jump and to top this off she was a member of the 4 X 100m relay team that won the gold medal.

Jade Brandt did very well in the U/17 400m and 800m events and made the final in both events.

Peter Eddowes finished 5th in the U/16 Shot Put and 8th in the U/16 Javelin.

Samantha Owen finished 14th overall in the U/15 Hurdles. This was really a great result after battling through injury for most of the season.

Jake Myors participated in the U/15 Steeplechase where he finished 6th and in the 3km he finished 16th.

Wade Papenfus worked hard to qualify for the U/13 Long Jump.Michelle Bristow ran well in the U/13 400m heats. She did run a per-

sonal best and narrowly missed qualification for the final.We congratulate all these athletes who have acquitted themselves

with distinction. The have been great ambassadors for the College.

EquestrianEmily Hyland, Yr 8, teaming with her horse Cedar Lakes Angus recently

took out the Queensland Small Pony Championships. She has now quali-fied for the Grand National Championships to be held at Homebush at the Olympic venue. Emily trains up to four times per week and she really has worked hard to achieve a fantastic result. Well done, Emily. All the very best as you prepare for the Grand Nationals.

Swimming Squad We have now entered the fourth week of our swimming squad sea-

son under the tutelage of Mr Dax Foster who has previously spent time coaching at the AIS. We are happy to see any students who are keen to develop their stroke and improve fitness. The squad starts at 6.45am on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at Somerset pool.

We have been happy to also have the assistance of Mrs Cath Walsh who has also had great experience coaching squads.

We would love to see students who are keen to improve their swim-ming and have some fun in the process.

Rugby LeagueWe congratulate Peter Eddowes who has been chosen to represent

Papua New Guinea in their U/16 team. Peter has recently played against Samoa and the Queensland Maoris. Despite losing both games in close encounters, the standard of the games has been very high. Peter has re-cently also represented King’s at the Queensland Athletic Championships with distinction. He is a having a great all-round season. Well done, Peter.

~ Peter Gillett, Secondary Sport Coordinator

Jake Myors

Michelle Bristow

Samantha Owen

Wade Papenfus

Demii Maher-Smith Jade Brandt

Peter Eddowes

Emily Hyland

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SecondarySecondary Sport Results

On Friday 21st October, King’s played Emmanuel College in the fifth round of the APS summer competition. A summary of results is listed below:

Boys KCC v ABP Player of the WeekSport Team Win ScoreAFL Junior EMM 70-1 Blake Davey Open SSC 31-23 Dylan MutuBasketball Year 8 EMM 44-7 Alex Bird Year 9 EMM 42-23 Victor Daroa Inter A EMM 61-20 Ricky Calder Inter B EMM 14-9 Craig Beech Open A KCC 28-17 Justin Chandra Open B EMM 24-17 Aidan D’SouzaCricket Junior CAC 1/230 d 7/13 Donovan Prinsloo Inter KCC 5/64 d 19 Kingsley Hamilton 1st X1 EMM 121-120 -Tennis Jnr A EMM 20-4 Isaac James-Hook Jnr B EMM 19-5 William Holland Open A DR 12-12 - Open B EMM 13-11 - Open C DR 12-12 -Touch Year 8 A EMM 9-3 Calem Wright Year 8 B EMM 8-0 Martin Jack Year 9 A KCC 7-4 Milan Egic & Jake Myors Year 9 B KCC 8-2 Taelin Moodley Junior C1 KCC1 10-3 Jake Matthews Junior C2 KCC1 10-3 Joshua Russell Int A EMM 8-4 Matthew Hager Int B KCC 8-3 Harry Lyon

Open A KCC 9-5 Clayton Grainger Open B EMM 13-3 Ian DaviesWaterpolo Junior Mixed 1 KCC 11-8 Kees Huband-Lint Junior Mixed 2 DR 9-9 Timothy CrothersGirlsAFL Junior EMM 16-12 Jessica Farrell Open KCC 51-3 Natasha PittorinoBasketball Year 8 KCC 10-8 Melissa Blottin Year 9 EMM 40-29 Tegan Day Inter A EMM 44-13 Rachel Johnson Inter B EMM Forfeit Open A EMM 63-8 Michelle Flett Open B EMM 32-10 Sophie Loveday-GarrowCricket KCC 1 KCC1 148-58 Paige Mallard KCC 2 KCC1 148-58 -Softball Junior KCC 14-2 Janai Topp Inter A KCC 13-9 Chloe Thomas Inter B KCC 11-5 Paige Turnbull Open EMM 10-8 Isabelle CambelTennis Jnr A EMM 12-8 - Jnr B KCC Forfeit Open A KCC 18-6 -

Open B EMM 10-6 - Open C EMM 11-5 -Touch Year 8 A KCC 3-2 Olivia Otto Year 8 B EMM 7-0 Peisi Ye Year 9 A EMM 5-1 - Year 9 B EMM Forfeit Junior C1 ABP 7-3 Tiahna Mulholland Junior C2 Bye Int A EMM 15-1 Tessa Neethling Int B EMM 6-1 Amy-Joy Smit Open A EMM 8-3 Kristee Wentworth Open B EMM 5-1 Holly Hamilton

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SecondaryThe Year 12 Art Show

Achtung! Warning King’s Christian College is about to un-leash some seriously talented art students onto the unsus-pecting public!

Wednesday night October the 26th saw Mr Jurin’s brilliant Year 12 art students display the results of all their hard work this year for the public to see.

The night was well attended by people from within and outside of the College and all were impressed by the high quality of the artwork.

A highlight of the night was an excellent speech given by talented local artist Amber Papenfus, herself a former King’s student, who spoke of her passion for art and dis-played some of her wonderful recent projects.

Throughout the night the many guests enjoyed perusing the fantastic art work, listening to Year 9 students Angela Hansen and Annie Kladnig skilfully play the piano, socialising and enjoying the beautiful food prepared by Mrs Lubbe and served by the Year 12 and 11 students.

The Art Show is an annual event and will next year be shown at the Robina Art Gallery.

Secondary

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Year 10 Dinner DanceOn Saturday, 22 October our Year 10 cohort

celebrated their year with a Dinner Dance aboard a luxury boat, the MV Imagine.

The boat departed at 7pm from Marina Mirage and cruised the Southport Broadwa-ter for three hours, whilst the students had a great time dancing and socializing with their peers. Finger food and soft drinks were served throughout the evening and one of the Year 10 students, Joshua Case enter-tained everyone with a 10-minute comedy show. Thereafter Mrs. Morgan addressed the students and imparted words of wisdom; giv-ing them valuable advice based on her own experience and walk with God.

The evening was very festive and students and teachers enjoyed interacting in a relaxed and social environment.

Primary

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King’s Chess News Primary

L-R: Jasmin Farrell, Tayla Gittins, Vanessa Jack, Anna Rhee

2011 QUEENSLAND SCHOOLS TEAMS CHESS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Primary Open Division For three consecutive years our top prima-ry chess team have won not only the Gold Coast but also the Queensland Primary Schools Chess Championships. Daniel Lapitan won the top board prize and considering it was their first time at State Championships, Sam Shaw, Elijah McNamara and Jacob Chan all proved what chess champs they are. Our team have now proudly won the right to represent Queensland at the 2011 Aus-tralian Schools Chess Championships held at Knox Grammar School in Sydney on 3rd – 4th December 2011. Congratulations!

Secondary Open Division This year it was great to have our two top secondary chess teams qualify for the State Championships held at Somerville House last weekend. Our top team placed 2nd overall by only 1 point behind Brisbane Grammar. The team went into the event seeded 3rd and played more then 12 hours of intense chess over the two day event. Martin Jack had the biggest upset on the day by winning against the best secondary player who was more than 400 rating points higher. Matt Pyper individually played great chess and won his board prize. Our second team placed 13th overall. It was a great experience for the team, they all took on the challenge and showed great sportsmanship. Awesome effort!

Primary Girl’s Division

Four primary girl chess players headed up to Loreto College last Friday for the primary girl’s division. The team had a wonderful day, it was a very hard competition and they all gave it their best and placed 8th overall. The girls enjoyed playing chess against girls only. Well done girls!

I would like to thank all the parents in-volved for your invaluable support and with assisting our chess teams to Brisbane.

~ Keep on chessing! Raelene Barton - Chess Coordinator

PRIMARY BOARD 1 WINNER

Daniel Lapitan

SECONDARY BOARD 2 WINNER

Matt Pyper

Martin Jack

SECONDARY BIGGEST GAME UPSET

GO GIRLS SECONDARY - TEAM 1 SECONDARY - TEAM 2 PRIMARY TEAM

Back Row L-R: Elijah McNamara, Daniel Lapitan, Front Row L-R: Jacob Chan, Sam Shaw

L-R: Team 1 - Matthew Pyper, Kees Huband-Lint, Martin Jack, Daniel Nowshadi / Team 2 - Joshua Chan, Joshua Russell, Jordan Tondeleir, Michael Bouchaud

Secondary Teams

Primary Girls

Team 1

King’s Chess News