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College Year 12 Leaders
Name: Euan Cram
Leadership Role: School Captain
What year did you commence at IPC? Year 7
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: I have heavy involvement in the Rugby Union program and Athletics, swimming, and Cross-Country carnivals.
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? Ignatius Park is a great school because of what it has to offer the boys as well as the memories and friends you make along the way.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? My fondest memory would be the school camps, all of the sports carnivals, and having the fattest chats with the boys at lunchtime.
Name: Thomas Duffy
Leadership Role: College Vice-Captain
What year did you commence at IPC? Year 7, 2016.
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: First 13, First 11.
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The mateships that are made and the strong bond that is formed between both teachers and students.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? Swimming Carnival 2020 went off!
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? The gasbagging with the boys.
Name: Lucas Dummett
Leadership Role: Prefect of Liberating Education
What year did you commence at IPC? 2016 in Year 7
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: Ignatius Park First XIII, both Track and Touch Football involvements
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The focus that this school has on not only making students successful in their goals, but also at becoming great men makes it such an amazing place.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? My fondest memory of Ignatius Park is winning the Cowboys Challenge Rugby League grand final against Kirwan, and screaming the YahYah at the top of my lungs.
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? I will miss being able to see all the good blokes and teachers who are at this school, as well as their constant love and support.
Name: Wayne Owens
Leadership Role: Prefect of Inclusive Community
What year did you commence at IPC? Grade 9, 2018
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: I do gymnastics at Gymnastics Townsville
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The culture, mateship and Brotherhood in Ignatius Park Collage is what makes it such a great school
What is your fondest memory at IPC? My fondest memory at IPC would have to be the Year 9 Sports Carnival because I was able to meet new people
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? I will miss all the laughs that the boys shared during lunchtime
Name: Andrew Edmonds
Leadership Role: College Prefect - Justice and Solidarity
What year did you commence at IPC? Year 7, 2016
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: TCLC visits, Homeless sleepout and Townsville to Cairns Bike Ride
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The sense of Brotherhood around all year levels and the teachers that do everything they can do to better the students.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? My fondest memory at IPC is Year 7 camp, having a good time with all the lads.
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? The thing that I will miss the most is seeing my classmates every morning in Homeroom
Name: Atticus D’Mello
Leadership Role: Prefect of Gospel Spirituality
What year did you commence at IPC: Year 7, 2016
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: Head Coxswain of IPC Rowing and prominent member of Faith in Action / Reef Guardians’ program.
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The amazing and accepting community
What is your fondest memory at IPC? Seeing the Junior years embrace the culture of Ignatius Park for the first time at the 2020 Swimming Carnival
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? The great conversations with teachers and students alike.
Name: Trinidy Parker
Leadership Role: Captain of Baillie House
What year did you Commence at IPC? Year 7, 2016
Co-Curricular/Sporting Involvements: Senior Basketball, AFL, First 15
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The Park is like a second family, the brotherhood and culture within the college is like no other and it brings everyone together. Also, the sporting and co-curricular activities you can participate in is endless.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? School camps, building a strong relationship with the Senior cohort.
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? Turning up to school everyday and spending time with all my mates and the boys of the College is going to be the biggest thing I will miss when I finish up my time at The Park.
Name: Mitchell Doyle
Leadership Role: House Captain of Carew
What year did you Commence at IPC? Year 7 2016
Co-Curricular/Sporting Involvements: TCLC visits, Touch, League
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The Brotherhood and comradery around the boys makes it feel like a second home and a place to turn to when in need.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? Leadership Camp
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? Seeing all the boys every day
Name: Lachlan Bourke
Leadership Role: Captain of Nolan
What year did you commence at IPC? Year 7, 2016
Co-Curricular/Sporting Involvements: Inter-School athletics, TCLC visits, School Volleyball, First XV, Peer Mentor.
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The mateship and encouragement that the students demonstrate.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? The campfire stories with all the boys on Year 9 camp
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? Seeing all the others every day, I will also miss all of the carnivals and camps.
Name: Lachlan Parker
Leadership Role: House Captain of Putney
What year did I commence at IPC: Year 7, 2016.
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: Basketball (First V) and other general school sports
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school: The opportunities and relationships you build here are unique and will stay with you for life.
What is your fondest memory at IPC: Winning the Basketball School State Championships and all the school camps. Seeing my mates everyday would also have to be one.
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year: Not being able to see all of my mates as often as well as the support group around me.
Name: Braedan Kennedy
Leadership Role: Reid House Captain
What year did you commence at IPC? Year 7, 2016
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: Rugby League
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The Brotherhood that this school provides is one of a kind and I am privileged to go to this great school
What is your fondest memory at IPC? It is hard to highlight one memory however the carnivals are always a good time with the boys
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? Definitely just laughing and being around the boys is what I will miss the most. The Park is a special place.
Name: Darcy Keir
Leadership Role: Rice House Captain
What year did you commence at IPC: 2016 / Year 7
Co-curricular/Sporting Involvements: First XV, FTV club
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school: The Brotherhood, culture and history
What is your fondest memory at IPC: First IPC Swimming Carnival
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year: Daily interactions with all the boys and staff members
Name: Cathane Hill
Leadership Role: Treacy House Captain
What year did you commence at IPC? Year 7, 2016
Co-Curricular/ sporting involvements: First XIII Rugby League, First VI Touch Football
What makes Ignatius Park College a great school? The great culture within the school gates, and the unlimited opportunities thrown at us.
What is your fondest memory at IPC? Winning the Year 10 Cowboys Challenge grand final and running over to celebrate with the Iggy lads in the crowd.
What will you miss when you leave at the end of the year? The feeling of a second home and always having your brothers by your side every day.
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The Ignatius Park College Community would like to humbly acknowledge the Wulgurukaba peoples on whose land our College is located, as well as the Bindal peoples on whose land many of us live and travel across daily. We respectfully thank the elders of this traditional land both past and present for guiding us through the journey of time to where we are today.