Celebrating the Class of 2022 Celebrating the Class of 2022 World of Opportunity
We would like to acknowledge all students who did their best in 2022. Many students have achieved some remarkable personal bests and their journey may or may not be outlined in this booklet. All members of our community are special and unique and all achievements and milestones should be celebrated. Thank you to our excellent staff and supportive parent community who have helped nurture and guide our graduating students. The values and skills our graduates take away from school will help them make wonderful contributions to the wider community.
While of course we celebrate the achievements of our high flyers and rightly acknowledge their success, at Trinity, doing your best is fostered. The success of students with special needs or learning challenges, who never give in but strive to succeed, also deserve our special praise. Individual attention for all the students in our care is a quintessential element of the Trinity mission. Our graduating class has set goals, overcome adversity and displayed resilience; they are ready for the next chapter in their lives.
The Class of 2022 delivered some outstanding results with highlights including the College Dux
Justin Henkel achieving the remarkable score of 99.85, 41 students attaining an ATAR above 90 and 114 students achieving ATARs above 70.
I am delighted that 56 students completed a Certificate II VET qualification, 114 students studied a Certificate III or higher qualification, 84 students used VET towards their ATAR calculation and 38 students completed a school-based traineeship or apprenticeship within SACE.
Nick Hately Head of Trinity College Celebrating the Class of 2022
Trinity College congratulates all Year 12 students and we thank them for their excellent contribution to our community.
The Class of 2022 Outstanding Achievements
Justin Henkel was College Dux. Justin also achieved Merits for Essential Mathematics & Chemistry.
99.85
Congratulations to our Top 10 ATAR Achievers
of Trinity students achieved their SACE certificate in 2022 Dux
Justin Henkel 99.85
University of Adelaide Med Studies / Med
Wayne Hann Ng 98.45
University of Adelaide Architectural Design
Krystal Collins 99.2
University of Adelaide Physiotherapy (Hons)
Austin Nykke 97.8
University of Adelaide Physiotherapy (Hons)
Luke Stassinopoulos 98.75
University of Adelaide Computer Science
Tegan Hardy 97.65
University of Adelaide Arts (Advanced)
Angus Richardson 98.65
University of Adelaide Science (Advanced)
Emily Coombe 97.45
University of Adelaide Psychology (Adv) (Hons)
Lachlan Smith 98.5
University of Adelaide Economics (Advanced)
Cameron Gilbert 96.35
University of Adelaide Computer Science
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Celebrating the Class of 2022
David Strange Memorial Award
Krystal Collins
Presented to a student who has made an overwhelming contribution to the total life of the College and our community.
College Service Award
Tegan Hardy + Angus Richardson
Presented to a student fortheir exceptional and significant contribution to the Trinity College community.
Australian Defence Force Long Tan Youth Leadership and Teamwork Award
Jake Green
The award winner will have demonstrated an ability to positively influence others and manage relationships in order to achieve project outcomes or common goals.
St Francis Living Faith Award
Zahra Nairn
Presented to a student who is personally involved in worship in their faith community, shares their faith, provides service and displays kindness, compassion and humility.
Arts Person of the Year
Alexia Girgolas + James Skelton
This acknowledges the student who has attained the highest achievement within the Arts field. This may include involvement and performance external to College life.
Sports Person of the Year
Alanah Gregory
This acknowledges the student who has attained the highest achievement within the sporting field. This may include competition and performance external to College life.
Lauren Ball Jack Burt Yuvika Chakawala Taj Claridge Krystal Collins Emily Coombe Kate Cowburn Emily Creek Amber Evers Cameron Gilbert Alanah Gregory Mena Guidotto Tegan Hardy Vianne Haynes Justin Henkel Jordan Hissey Bailey Hoare Katerina Houston Daniel Hurst Charlotte Jenkin Max Kershaw Sulaxchhya Magar Hamish McKiggan Bailey Nathan Wayne Hann Ng Alexis Noble Austin Nykke Savannah O’Leary-Chen Charlotte Parks Angus Richardson Jack Roberts Jordana Sapio Louis Schell Lachlan Smith Ella Spackman Luke Stassinopoulos Jacob Vanderhout Caitlin Westley Gemma Wilkinson Mackenzie Wilson Bryce Young Steve Bousfield Principal, Trinity College Senior SACE Stage 2 Merits Taj Claridge ~ English Krystal Collins ~ English ~ Health and Wellbeing Emily Coombe ~ Research Project B ~ General Mathematics Tegan Hardy ~ General Mathematics Justin Henkel ~ Essential Mathematics ~ Chemistry Wayne Hann Ng ~ Research Project B Austin Nykke ~ General Mathematics Charlotte Parks ~ Material Solutions James Skelton ~ Music Performance – Solo ~ Music Performance – Ensemble Lachlan Smith ~ English Literary Studies Luke Stassinopoulos ~ Digital Communication Solutions Gemma Wilkinson ~ Visual Arts Club 90 We acknowledge the 41 students who have been inducted into Club 90 by attaining an ATAR above 90, placing them in the top 10% in Australia. “To the graduating Class of 2022, I congratulate you on your excellent results in the SACE. The staff at Senior are proud of your achievements. Your commitment and effort have been exceptional and we wish you the very best for your future endeavours.”
Accounting
Nathan Zimmerman
Shaun Burke
Agricultural Production
Alisha Carter Hayley Reimann
Biology
Angus Richardson Charlotte Jenkin
Business Innovation
Mena Guidotto Emily Creek
Chemistry
Angus Richardson Wayne Hann Ng
Chinese (Continuers)
Tegan Hardy Bradley Morton
Child Studies
Emily Coombe Nhi Tran
Community Connections (STEM)
James Brawley Jason Sugrue
Community Connections (Interdisciplinary)
Thomas McBain Michael Trimboli
Creative Arts
Emily Creek
Jem Nottle
Digital Technologies Solutions
Luke Stassinopoulos Cameron Gilbert
Dance
Olivia Gilmore-Rankine Rani Ashenden
Drama
Charley Elsom Madeleine Grima
English as an Additional Language Nhi Tran
English Literary Studies
Lachlan Smith Tegan Hardy
English Krystal Collins Hamish McKiggan
Essential English
Ella Cassidy Logoh Tligi
Food & Hospitality
Nhi Tran Bekkah Miethke
Geography
Aaron MacMillan Alanah Gregory
Health & Wellbeing Krystal Collins Lauren Ball
Design & TechnologyFurniture Charlotte Parks James Brawley
Design & Technology - Metal Jamie Damiani Bradley Zeuner
Design & Technology –Automotive
Sam Clezy Joe Dennett
Legal Studies
Charlotte Green Nick Zollo
Essentials Mathematics
Ashleigh Prevost
Connor Peacock
General Mathematics
Tegan Hardy Austin Nykke
Mathematical Methods
Sam Pelton Luke Stassinopoulos
Mathematical Specialist
Bryce Young Luke Stassinopoulos
Modern History Mackenzie Wilson Jacob Vanderhout
Music Explorations
Bodhi Wait Hannah Bampton
Music Performance –Ensemble
James Skelton Bradley Morton Music Studies Daniel Hurst Tegan Hardy Outdoor Education
James Launer Ella Cassidy Physical Education Wayne Hann Ng Hamish McKiggan Physics
Justin Henkel Angus Richardson Psychology Emily Coombe Jordana Sapio
Research Project A
Alexia Girgolas Madeleine Grima Research Project B Emily Coombe Wayne Hann Ng
Society and Culture
Tyler Reid Duom Akuei
Sport & Recreation
Alanah Gregory Amelie Burns
Visual Art - Art
Vianne Haynes Alana Gallagher
Visual Art - Design
Jem Nottle Gemma Wilkinson
Workplace Practices
Vianne Haynes James Brawley
Matthew Konzag Memorial Award for Agriculture Jay Hawley
Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award Lauren Bolzon
Pointons Business Award Nathan Zimmerman
CDW Art and Design Award
Jem Nottle
Orora Science Award Justin Henkel KEY: Dux Effort
Subject & Special Awards
Hannah Scanlon VET School Based Traineeship Award
Tayla Edwards VET Endeavour Award
James Sawyer VET School Based Apprenticeship Award
Vianne Haynes The Light Award
James Brawley Year 12 Vocational Student of Year
Ashlee Sambell Year 11 Vocational Student of the Year
