MSPC Newsletter - Term 2, Week 8, 20th June
Principal
Assistant Principal - Mission
Year 10 Retreat at Tyalgum Ridge Retreat – 12th and 13th June
Thanks to Year 10 students, and generous staff, who took part in a refreshed ‘retreat experience’ at the end of last week. The theme of the retreat was gratitude for what we have leading to service. All participants were sent in groups to a variety of venues on Friday 13th June to offer their help and assistance in different ways. I was with a group who visited the elderly at Heritage Lodge in Murwillumbah. All of the students are to be commended on the way that they engaged in conversation and activities with the residents and staff.
The group who came back to the College for their service activity were commended on their generosity in helping the bus drivers unload everyone’s bags (there were plenty!). They then cook pots of Pumpkin Soup and Butter Chicken to cater for the parishioners at Saturday evening’s special Doyle and Loreto House Parish Mass. Thanks to Mrs Finkel and Ms Molloy for their logistical skills, energy and determination to make the two days memorable for Year 10.
Doyle/Loreto Parish Mass – Saturday 14th June
Thanks to House Leaders Mrs Cripps (Loreto – Marine Blue) and Mr McCulloch (Doyle - Magenta) for enthusing their respective students to be involved in last Saturday night’s Sacred Heart Parish Mass. Ex-student, well-known singer/songwriter and Youth Minister, Laurie Pratt, lead the music. Current students and staff read the readings and Prayers of the Faithful while others took up the Offertory Gifts to Fr Peter. Mass was followed by a light supper of soup and curry, prepared by a Year 10 ‘service’ group on Friday 13th June. Thanks to Ms Molloy, Mrs Cripps, Mr McCulloch and Thomas for their organisation and to all the College students, parents and staff who attended on quite a cool evening.
NAIDOC Week Assembly - Monday 30th June
The final week of this term coincides with the national celebration of NAIDOC Week. At the College AEWs, Tayah Logan and Madi Van Rosi, are busily preparing an outdoor celebration assembly followed by lunchtime activities for Monday 30th June commencing at 12.15pm. Many special guests have been invited to enrich our celebrations. Let’s hope that the weather is kind to us and our plans!
Perm-A-Pleat
College uniform suppliers Perm-A-Pleat will close for their annual mid-year break from Friday 11th July to Monday 28th July, 2025. To ensure dispatch before the break, please place online orders by COB on Wednesday 9th July. Thereafter, orders will be dispatched from Monday 28th July.
Staff Development Day first day of Term 3 - Monday 21st July
This is the first notification to parents that the first day of Term 3 2025, Monday 21st July, will be a Staff Development Day. As such College students are not required to attend school on this day.
The focus of the day will be on implementing new curriculum. It will enable significant blocks of time to allow staff to collaborate in their Key Learning Area group/s to develop new and exciting programs. It will be a valuable opportunity which will ultimately benefit your child/ren.
The first day of attendance for College students in Term 3 is Tuesday 22nd July which is Day 17 (Week D) of the timetable.
Mary-Anne McShane
Assistant Principal: Mission
MINISTRY
G.O.A.T Boys Retreat (Year 10 students)
Don’t miss out on this awesome overnight experience just for young men! G.O.A.T. is all about adventure, connection and real conversations. There’ll be fun activities, time to chill, and a chance to build confidence, leadership and purpose alongside mates from across the Diocese. See Thomas our CYM if you are interested! The closing date is this Friday!
📅 When: Thursday 24 – Friday 25 July, 2025
📍 Where: Coffs Coast Adventure Centre, Bonville
🚌 Travel: Departing and returning with staff (times TBC)
💰 Cost: Free!
Street Retreat Reminder
All the best to our six Year 11 students heading to Street Retreat next week in Brisbane. Enjoy this amazing experience. We will email you some final information this week!
⛪ REMINDER for Year 9 & 10 Youth Ministry Students – SHINE 2025 ✨
This is a compulsory event for all Year 9 and 10 Youth Ministry students.
Please make sure your Compass payment and consent are completed by Wednesday 25th June. See Miss Molloy or Mr McGhee if you have any questions.
What: SHINE brings together young people from across the Diocese to grow in faith, connect with others, and be inspired to live as Christian leaders. Get ready for an energetic two days of music, workshops, prayer, and fun!
📅 When: Thursday 21 – Friday 22 August, 2025
📍 Where: St John Paul College, Coffs Harbour
🚌 Travel: Departing approx. 9am Thursday with Miss Grace Molloy, Mrs Cathy Cripps & Mr Thomas McGhee.
Returning Friday afternoon (after school buses). Students will need to be picked up from school. A stop at Yelgun Rest Stop and Mooball will be organised for convenience if needed.
💰 Cost: $70 per student – covers food and materials.
IGNITE Conference – September 2025 🌟
This exciting conference is back again in September 2025, running from Thursday 25th to Sunday 28th September at St Laurence’s College, South Brisbane. The DLCS is organising a trip for students in Years 9–12 to attend this vibrant and faith-filled event.
To support participation, the DLCS will be subsidising the cost to make it more affordable and accessible for families.
The co-contribution for each student is $390.00, which covers the registration fee ($310) and partially offsets transport and accommodation costs 🚌🏨. The remaining expenses will be covered by the DLCS.
📌 To secure a place at the Ignite Conference:
- See our CYM, Thomas McGhee and register your interest.
- Complete the online COMPASS EVENT non-refundable payment of $390.00 by Wednesday 30th July. Please note once payment is made refunds cannot be given.
- Complete the online registration using the coupon code we will provide. 💻.
We look forward to seeing our students take part in this inspiring event full of faith, fun, and friendship. Spots are limited so get in quick!
Doyle & Loreto House Mass – Thank You!
A heartfelt thank you to all who participated in the Doyle and Loreto House Mass on Saturday evening. Special thanks to Mrs Cripps and Mr McCulloch for leading the event, and to all the students and staff who attended and supported the celebration.
Parishioners were treated to delicious pumpkin soup and butter chicken, prepared by our Year 10 students as part of their Retreat Service activities
Morning Masses – All Welcome! ⛪
Staff and students are warmly invited to attend Morning Mass each week with Fr Peter Wood At the Sacred Heart Church.
📅 When: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday mornings
🕗 Time: 8:00am – short Mass, back in time for Homeroom
📍 Where: Sacred Heart Parish Church – come in and sit wherever you like!
A beautiful way to start the day with quiet reflection, community and prayer. Everyone is welcome!
Grace Molloy
Leader of School Evangelisation
Assistant Principal - Learning and Teaching
It's a very busy time in Learning and Teaching at Mt St Patrick College at the moment.
Year 7-10 have completed assessments and the teachers are busy providing feedback to the students on their achievements and how they can grow in their learning. Reports are being prepared and parents will have the opportunity to attend Parent/Teacher/Student Conferences for Years 7-10 on Tuesday 29th July from 3.30pm. Please take advantage of the opportunity to meet with the teachers and collaborate with them for the benefit of your student/s.
Year 12 have returned from their retreat invigorated and are currently attempting their final HSC Assessments before the HSC Trials. I acknowledged the pride that these students take in their uniform and in the way they conduct themselves during their assessments. After these assessments each student will be allocated a mentor to offer support in how the students are tracking towards their goals.
Year 10 have continued on their journey in preparing for the next stage of their education. A well-attended parent information night informed the parents of the opportunities at Mt St Patrick College in Stage 6. The students are filling in surveys about their interests and goals. Leaders of Learning will give recommendations on these surveys and return them to the students. An interview day for parents and students will take place in the Learning Hub on Tuesday 22nd July to discuss the student’s goals and then students will make subject selections which form our lines for 2026. We look forward to journeying with the students and parents through the process.
Year 8: There will be a meeting for Year 8 parents and students about elective offerings for Year 9 and 10 on Wednesday July 2nd in the Gilbey Centre at 6.00pm. This is an exciting time for the Year 8 students as they have the first opportunity to select their subjects. Mt St Patrick College is revitalising their elective choices and along with our traditional electives we are introducing microcredential course that provide students with credentials other than their HSC. This year we have trialled a new course called DIY. The students are developing skills in Car Maintenance, Landscaping and House Maintenance. Recently students learnt to change a tyre and have poured cement pavers. Feedback from the students is that they are enjoying the new style of electives and are very engaged in them.
Narelle Sherrah
Assistant Principal Learning and Teaching
Pastoral Care
We recently had the privilege of hearing from Melissa McGuiness, a mother who shared a deeply emotional and impactful message with our community. Melissa’s son, Joshua, was only 18 and a half years old when he made the tragic decision to drive after drinking at a work Christmas party. This one poor choice resulted in the loss of his life and the lives of four other young people.
Melissa’s message goes beyond the dangers of drinking and driving. It is a heartfelt call to all our young people to think carefully about their decisions. Every action is a choice — a ‘YouChoose’ moment — that can affect not only your life but also the lives of those around you.
We encourage all students and families to reflect on this important message: Choose wisely. Don’t let one poor decision be your last.
'You Choose' presentation for Year 10
Lara Thompson
Leader of Pastoral Care
Curriculum
Year 10 into Year 11 2026 Information Night: It was lovely to see so many parents and carers at our meeting last week. Please see attached the information booklet if you were unable to attend.
Year 8 into Year 9 2026 Information Night: An important meeting will be held in the Gilbey Centre for all parents and carers of Year 8 students. The meeting will detail elective subjects on offer for Year 9 in 2026.
Date: Wednesday 2nd July 2025
Time: 6.00pm
Venue: Gilbey Centre
The primary focus of this meeting will be to provide you with detailed information about the elective subjects that will be available to Year 9 students next year. It is crucial for parents to be well-informed about Stage 5 study options, as this knowledge will enable a successful partnership between the school and parents, ultimately benefiting your child's education. We look forward to seeing you at this meeting.
Years 8, 9 and 10 are commended on their focused efforts in completing their Term 2 assessments. Students are now encouraged to be proactive with responding to feedback on their learning and if they are unsure of the marker’s comments, seek clarification and discuss this with their teacher.
Year 12 and 11 Accelerated students are currently completing their Term 2 assessments. THe Year 11 Assessment Block will start this Friday.
Teachers have been impressed with their calm determination to complete their assessments to the best of their ability.
Year 12 completing their Studies of Religion Assessment
A summary of the Assessment Policy can be found on the front page of the Assessment Portal via the MSPC Moodle Page. Information Handbooks are on the Portal.
Illness / Absence - Assessments: Years 7, 8 and 9
If a student is sick and unable to complete an assessment on the due date, Years 7, 8 and 9 (see below for Year 9 Accelerated) require an email or a letter from a parent / carer to the class teacher, detailing the student’s circumstances for non-completion of an assessment task.
Illness / Absence - Assessments: Year 9 Accelerated and Year 10 + 10 Accelerated and Year 11
For Year 9 Accelerated and Years 10 and 11, a medical practitioner or pharmacist is required to complete the MSPC Assessment Variation Illness Form. A copy of this document can be found on the student’s year page of the Assessment Portal. Important: Year 9 Accelerated and Year 10 - a family event or holiday will not be accepted as a reason for absence and therefore an extension or exemption will not be granted. See Year 11 Accelerated (HSC) requirements below.
Year 11 Accelerated and Year 12 students require a medical practitioner to complete the MSPC Assessment Variation Illness Form. A copy of this document can be found on the student’s year page of the Assessment Portal. Important: a family event or holiday will not be accepted as a reason for absence and therefore an extension or exemption will not be granted.
Illness Procedure - Years 10 Accelerated, 11 and 12: If student is sick on the day of the assessment:
- Phone the Front Office to advise of illness (02) 6672 2340
- Student to email Mrs Joanne McDonald to advise of illness and to organise a catch-up session during the assessment block.
- Year 11 Accelerated and Year 12 require a Medical Practitioner to complete the Mount St Patrick Assessment Variation Illness Application Form. This can be accessed on the Year 12 page on the Assessment Portal.
Jo McDonald
Leader of Curriculum
Faculty News
Legal Studies Excursion: A Day in Sydney Exploring Law and Government
On Thursday 5 June, Year 11 and 12 Legal Studies students took to the skies for an action-packed day in Sydney, exploring the real-world application of Australia’s legal and political systems.
The day began at NSW Parliament House, where students deepened their understanding of key constitutional concepts such as the separation of powers, the division of powers, and the electoral system. These essential syllabus topics came to life as students observed the functioning of parliament and legislative debate in action.
A highlight of the morning was meeting with local MP and Minister for Small Business and Recovery, Janelle Saffin, who generously shared insights into her dual role as both a representative of our region and a key member of the executive government. Her candid discussion gave students a deeper appreciation of how parliamentary and ministerial responsibilities intersect.
Students also had the unique opportunity to witness Question Time in both the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council. The atmosphere was electric—at times rowdy—and gave students a memorable glimpse into the lively and sometimes chaotic nature of democratic debate.
In the afternoon, the group visited the Supreme Court of New South Wales, where students observed bail hearings, pre-trial motions in civil cases, and property dispute proceedings. Seeing the legal system in practice helped solidify classroom learning and gave students a tangible understanding of both criminal and civil procedures.
The excursion provided an invaluable, immersive experience that connected classroom theory with real-world law and governance. Our students conducted themselves with enthusiasm, maturity, and genuine interest—an excellent reflection of our school community.
The HSIE Team
MUSIC
HEADPHONES FOR YR 7 AND 8 MUSIC CLASSES
Just a reminder to parents that it is an expectation for each child to have a set of headphones for Year 7 and 8 Music classes. These headphones need to be ‘wired’, (not bluetooth) to be compatible with our keyboards. Thank you for helping your child come prepared for learning.
Kaitlyn Rennes-Nadal
FROM THE SPORTS DESK
ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
Our annual College Athletics Carnival will take place on the first Friday of next term, 25th July. This takes place at Walter Peate Oval Kingscliff. A lot of our students and families come from Pottsville, Cabarita, Casuarina and Kingscliff and as such these students if they can get to Walter Peate with parents instead of catching regular buses to school and then back again will be able assemble at the grounds from 7am if convenient for parents. Staff will be there at that time to set up for the day and in past years those students who arrive early have been an amazing help in assisting this also.
For all other students, come to school as normal and buses will ferry you to the ground and the carnival will start at approx 10am. Next week a survey will be sent to parents to gauge their intentions as to how your son / daughter intends to get to the carnival. This information will be passed on to our bus company so they can make plans top transport all of us to the venue. Thanks for your assistance on this.
A friendly reminder that the athletics carnival is a compulsory school day, a fantastic day to showcase our tremendous College spirit and the amazing talented athletes we have at MSPC.
Also parents, can I ask that we limit removing students from the event during the day unless for exceptional circumstances. No student will be allowed to leave unless they are marked out as leaving by our attendance officer Mrs Lesa Swift who will be present and parents will need to see her directly to collect their children
DIOCESAN CROSS COUNTRY
After four postponements and what seems like an eternity from our College Carnival, 23 athletes made their way to Woolgoolga Sports complex to take part in the Diocesan Cross Country event for 2025. We had 10 athletes finish in the top 6 of their age groups and so qualify for the Combined Catholic Colleges Championships in Sydney on June 11th. We also had 3 age Champions:
Leah Hegedus - Venegas U12 Girls, Orlando Wood U13 Boys and Amali Moore blitzed the Open Girls field. Those who qualified for Sydney are below:
- Sonny Deegenaars U12
- Leah Hegedus Venegas U12
- Orlando Wood U13
- Lucian De Yong U13
- William Chant U13
- Anise Dawkins U13
- Elke Dawkins U13
- Mia Collier U13
- Ellie Durrington U14
- Amali Moore Opens
CCC CROSS COUNTRY
MSPC sent 9 athletes to the Sydney International Equestrian Centre on Wednesday 11th June as part of the Lismore team to compete in the NSWCCC Cross Country Championships. Their achievements are noted below:
Sonny Deegenaars: U12 Male (3km) 41st 16.21.80s
Leah Hegedus-Venegas: U12 Female (3km) 24th 15.11.90s
Orlando Wood: U13 Male event (3km) 4th 11.01s Qualifies for All Schools event
Lucian De Yong: U13 Male 26th 11.47.70s
William Chant: U13 male 27th 11.50.30
Anise Dawkins: U13 Female (3km) 20th 12.53.10
Elke Dawkins: U13 Female 27th 13.08s
Mia Collier: U13 Female 41st 13.48.70s
Ellie Durrington: U14 Female (4km) 17.06.50s
PHIL TOBIN SHIELD OPEN LEAGUE
The Opens Rugby League team made their way to Woodlawn College on Wednesday 11th June for a much-needed hit out. After Yr 12 Retreat and Yr 11 Camp interrupting previous opportunities to play for the Phil Tobin Shield, the sun was shining for a fantastic day of Rugby League.
The teams’ first match was against Xavier Catholic College, Ballina. In a close fought affair, the team from MSPC went down 10-6. After a slow first half the team was down 6 nil at half time. Xavier got the ball back from the kickoff and extended their lead to 10 nil. A great passage of play led to a great try to Angus Lindsay to get the team back within a converted try. Unfortunately, the team bombed a try in the corner in the final minutes to level things up.
The final match of the day was against St Mary’s Catholic College, Casino. The team started off in fantastic fashion jumping out to a 12 nil lead. Tries to Kye Thierjung and Simon Smith, along with pinpoint kicking from Max Palmer, set up a good lead going into the second half. The team from Casino came out with a lot of energy to begin the second half, fighting back to 12-10. A final team play that ended with Darcy Irby scoring under the posts sealed the win for the boys, 18-10.
All the young men from MSPC should hold their heads high after coming together at such short notice. A big thank you to the Yr 12 Boys who may have played their final game for the College. Well done!
Michael Forrester and Sam Priddis
Q - SCHOOLS CUP SENIORS
Girls
On 12th June, MSPC Senior Girls AFL team headed to Byron Bay for the Q Cup carnival. Some of the girls had never played AFL before but were mentored wonderfully by their peers and their coach Abbey Bevan. Excitement levels were almost as high as the nerves.
We knew that the first match would be the toughest as we faced Lindisfarne, who went on to beat every opposition convincingly on the day. Not to be deterred, the girls bounced back and, with a bit more of an idea of gameplay, fought hard against Kingscliff eventually going down by just one goal.
Buoyed by this performance, the team stepped onto the field against St Joseph’s College feeling much more confident in their abilities. Some wonderful play out of the middle by Billi Hutton and Phoebe Piticco led to some fantastic scoring opportunities. We won that game 38 – 0 and this goal advantage propelled us into 3rd place.
Our final game of the day was against Xavier where the girls once again put on a strong winning performance.
Each player was exceptional, bringing the terrific Mt St Pat’s spirit to every aspect of the day. Shout out to all of the players for bringing their best selves on the day. Great thanks to Abbey Bevan for teaching the team that AFL can be fun and for showing us how the game should be played.
Patties on three – 1, 2, 3, Patties!
Michelle Delaney
Boys
On Thursday 12th June, the MSP College Senior Boys AFL team competed in the QSchools AFL Cup held in Byron Bay. The boys were eager to finally hit the field together after several postponements, and their enthusiasm showed from the first bounce.
MSPC started strong with a solid win over Lindisfarne, finishing 2.5 to 1 goal. In the second match, the boys narrowly went down to Kingscliff High, 1.1 to 2.4, in a closely contested game. However, they bounced back emphatically in the final round game, recording their biggest win of the day against Trinity College with a dominant 7.3 to 1 goal performance.
This outstanding result secured them a spot in the Grand Final, a rematch against Kingscliff High. Despite their determination and effort, Kingscliff proved too strong, claiming the win by two goals.
Best players on the day included Jai Brennan, Tex Mikkelsen, Angus Lindsay and Joseph Maynard, who all put in standout performances.
Congratulations to the team on a great day of football!
Rick Van Den Driest and Jake Hetherington
DIOCESAN NORTH OPEN FOOTBALL
Boys
After a lengthy wait from their original date and several other postponements, the weather came to the party and allowed us a fantastic day at the Opens Soccer Carnival.
It was a busy day and with only 2 reserves, our open boys side were always going to be up against the odds.
Game 1 against Trinity was a back and forth affair. Both teams probing but struggling to convert. Trinity had already played a game and seemed a step ahead of our boys as we slowly warmed into the day. Trinity broke the deadlock late in the first half and tactically set a defensive lineup in the second. Unfortunately, we were unable to break through and lost 1-0.
Game 2 against McAauley, Grafton could be described in one word - tough. Both teams were physical and wanted it as much as each other. Despite some early chances and some brilliant saves by our captain, Charlie Twohill, we held our nerve and the scores to 0-0 at the break. Late in the second half, a fumble from their keeper and some good pressure from Stephan Pelikan resulted in us taking the win 1-0.
Game 3 against Xavier was always going to be a test. Both teams counter-attacked well and scrambled in defence. Opportunities and near misses rained on both sides. A loose ball in the box, and a missed clearance, saw Xavier score a sloppy goal late in the first. The second half continued on the same theme. Scrambling defence, strong counter attacks and near misses. Neither team could capitalise and Xavier took the win 1-0.
Our final game against Woodlawn had no implications for our progression, however Woodlawn needed a victory to win the day and progress to the next level. Weary bodies took the field as cramps and soft tissue injuries started to rear their heads. To the boys credit, they all played on, grit their teeth and put together what I thought was their finest effort.
Hugo Portus and Miki Gronholt dominated the middle off the back of a rock solid defensive effort from our back line, in particular Xander Wallace. Chances went begging and a line call offside goal to us added to the suspense as Woodlawn’s frustration grew and the crowd grew louder. Late in the second half a costly free kick was awarded to Woodlawn just outside the box. A classy strike saw them take the lead and with minutes remaining, our comeback attempts were to little to late, losing 1-0.
The boys gave a gutsy and determined effort all day and should be incredibly proud of their tenacity and College spirit. Well done boys!
Michael Forrester
Girls
On Thursday 12th June, our Girls Open Soccer team travelled to Lennox Head to compete in the Dio Gala Day. Despite being one of the youngest squads in the competition, the girls played four outstanding games, showcasing their skill, resilience and team spirit throughout the day.
The team faced tough competition early on, falling short in close matches against Xavier (2-0) and McAuley (2-1). However, they responded with determination and composure, bouncing back in style for their final two games. A thrilling 2-1 win against Trinity, highlighted by two clutch goals from Mya Andrews, reignited the team’s momentum. The girls capped off the day with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Woodlawn, sealed by a decisive strike from Sophie Buckley.
Every player gave their all on the field and represented the college with pride. A special mention must go to our inspirational captain, Isabelle Levings, who led with heart and grit in what was her final soccer appearance for the college before graduation. She leaves a lasting legacy of leadership and passion for the game.
We’re incredibly proud of the entire team and look forward to building on this year’s performance when we return in 2026!
Harriet Withers
DIOCESAN NORTH JUNIOR FOOTBALL
BOYS
The Year 10 boys Soccer team travelled to Lennox Head for the Dio North Carnival. The boys played exceptionally well, coming second in their pool and then winning the semi against Trinity 2-0.
We then faced Xavier in the final. It was a tight contest which resulted in a 0-0 draw. This meant sudden death extra time. Unfortunately, Xavier slotted an early goal winning the tournament.
Great performances by some regulars such as Isaac Rose, Mikkel Gronholt, Stephan Pelikan, Aiden Jones, Harry O’Brien and Lachlan Thomas as well as from some of the boys who haven't played in the team previously.
A fun day of football, played in fine spirit.
Stewart Grant
Girls
Our Junior Girls Soccer team represented the school at the Girls Junior Dio Soccer Gala Day held in Lennox Head on Wednesday 18th June. With a chilly start to the morning, the girls warmed into their first match against Xavier. Despite a strong performance, they were narrowly defeated 1-0.
In the second game, the girls faced Woodlawn and came away with a well-earned 1-0 victory, thanks to a fantastic goal by Indi Rawson. The team dominated much of the play and were unlucky not to add more to the scoreboard.
The final game of the day saw the girls hit their stride with an impressive 4-0 win over St Mary’s. Goals were scored by Eva Richards, Mia Polencio, Andie Staunton and Indi Rawson, highlighting the team’s excellent teamwork.
Each and every player contributed to a successful day, demonstrating great skill, spirit and sportsmanship throughout the tournament. Finishing 3rd overall out of seven schools is a fantastic achievement – congratulations girls! We’re proud of your efforts and look forward to building on this success next year.
Harriet Withers
MISSING UNIFORMS
Parents this is a plea for help!
The singlet below is part of a set of uniforms which are extremely versatile for our representative teams. We use them primarily for athletics but we have used these for sports such as touch football, basketball, hockey and most recently cross country.
Over the years there has been a large number not returned and I am asking parents and students if you have a singlet at home in the bottom of you drawer can you please return then as soon as possible as our Touch Football teams are in need of these in Week 10.
Tim Whitney
Sports Co-ordinator
Community News
Yeehaw! Saddle up folk! Join us for a good time at our 2025 Hoedown Trivia Night on Saturday 28th June 2025. Dust off your boots and cowboy hats for a fun-filled evening of trivia, laughs, prizes, and a good ol’ country vibe!
Gather a team of 8 to book a table, or come along as a couple or with a few friends to be allocated a table.
Click the link above or scan the QR code to book
Doors open at 6pm, trivia starts at 7pm
Date: Saturday 28 June 2025 5:30 PM - 11:00 PM (UTC+10)
Location: Gilbey Centre