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REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS Canterbury U18A representatives Alex Lloyd, Tim Seeto Canterbury U18B representatives Finn McCormack-Young HOCKEY PRIZE-GIVING Cup for the Best Senior Player in the 1st XI Tim Seeto Worner Trophy for Outstanding Commitment to Hockey Alex Lloyd Garry Hill Trophy for the 1st XI MVP Tim Seeto Cup for contribution to College Hockey below the 1st XI William Law, George van Leeuwen TA & KM Mouldey Cup for Junior Hockey Excellence Fynn Harrington Medal for Service to Hockey Loch Alexander, Marco Howe 1st XI
Enthusiasm – Joshua Peckitt Most Improved – Jamie Ireland Colts XI MVP – Max Hardacre Worner Award for Spirit and Enthusiasm – Charlie de Costabodie Most Improved – Oscar Talbot Youth Black MVP – Joe Chapman Worner Award for Spirit and Enthusiasm – Oscar Stove Most Improved – Charlie Peacock 1ST XI HOCKEY MiC/Manager: Darrell Thatcher Coaches: Matt Crake, Nick Lidstone Team: Tim Seeto (co-captain)*, Alex Lloyd (co-captain)*, Zach Adams, Jack Baker-Sherman, Johnny Bullen, Oscar Chaffey, Josh Durant, Hugh Duston, Tom Foster, Josh Garland, James Griffin, Fynn Harrington, Matt Hocquard, Finn McCormack- Young, Finn Melhuish, Will Morris, Nate Ovendale, Alex Stead, Jack
Andrew’s College, in pool play. A close 1–0 loss to St Kentigern (in a game that College dominated) resulted in a play-off for 9th to 16th place. Another close loss to John McGlashan College, followed by wins over King’s College and Hamilton Boys’ High School, led to the team finishing a respectable 13th overall. Pre-season game Christ’s College 2 (Tim Seeto, Nate Ovendale) – St Bede’s College 4 This game featured 1st XI debuts for Finn Melhuish, Alex Stead, and Lucca Wiseman. Canterbury Schools Premier League College 2 (Tim Seeto 2) – Timaru Boys’ High School 4 This game featured a 1st XI debut for Franklin Barry. Christ’s College 2 (Tim Seeto, Fynn Harrington) – St Bede’s 2 This game featured 1st XI debuts for Jack Baker-Sherman and Fynn Harrington. College 0 – St Andrew’s College 2 College 2 (Tim Seeto 2) – Shirley Boys’ High School 2 College 4 (Finn McCormack-Young 2, Lucca Wiseman, James Griffin) – Christchurch Boys’ High School 4 College 11 (Tim Seeto 4, Alex Stead 2, Lucca Wiseman 2, Nate Ovendale, Finn McCormack-Young, Tom Foster) – Ashburton College 0 College 6 (Tim Seeto 3, Finn McCormack-Young, Tom Foster, Alex Lloyd) – Cashmere High School 0 In this game, Tim Seeto scored his 50th 1st XI goal.
Sutherland, Lucca Wiseman * Denotes Colours in 2022
For the first time in three seasons, the 1st XI had a ‘normal season’ with a full local competition and a Rankin Cup tournament. After a slow start, the team hit its straps in Term 3. After finishing 5th in the round robin, the team beat Christchurch Boys’ High School in the quarter-final before losing to Timaru Boys’ High School in the semi-final. The boys bounced back to beat St Bede’s College in the 3rd and 4th play-off to finish 3rd overall. At the Rankin Cup national tournament, College qualified for the top 16 section after comfortable wins over Southland Boys’ High School and Rathkeale College, and then a loss to eventual finalist St
Worner Award for Spirit and Enthusiasm – Nate Ovendale Most Improved – Alex Stead 2nd XI MVP – Mitchell Young
Worner Award for Spirit and Enthusiasm – William Law Most Improved – Ben Murphy 3rd XI MVP – Jasper Thomas Worner Award for Spirit and Enthusiasm – Richard Harnett, Max Falvey Most Improved – Alan Viles Senior XI MVP – Thomas Currie Worner Award for Spirit and
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