Mummers Mia

The St Paul’s College Mummers presented, “A Night on Cobalt Street”, across three nights from Thursday 3rd June to Saturday 5th June. The play was written by our very own Archie Hancock, and was a huge success with the audience in hysterics from start to finish. Dedication from all involved was required to make the production the success that it was, and the cast and crew should be commended for their efforts.

Oxbridge bound Paulines

A number of Paulines have been, or are about to commence, studying at the University of Oxford or the University of Cambridge. – Mr. Jack Blair (2014-17, Cambridge, MPhil in Technology Policy) – Mr. John-Patrick Asimakis (2015-18, Oxford, Private International Law/Public International Law/Commercial Law) – Mr. Codey Swadling (2016-20, Oxford, MSt in Greek and Latin Languages and Literature) – Mr. Patrick Cook (2016-19, Cambridge, MPhil in Population Health Sciences) – Mr. Thomas Osborne (2017-20, Oxford, MPhil in Economics) – Mr. William Clarke (2017-18, Oxford, DPhil in Theoretical Physics (Plasma Theory Group)) – Mr. Hayden Randall (2019- , Oxford, John Radcliffe Hospital) – Mr. Ash Dixon (2019-20, Oxford, John Radcliffe Hospital) – Dr. Tishan Wellalagodage (2019-20, Oxford, DPhil in Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics) Truly a great effort, well done, and congratulations from the entire St Paul’s community!

Kon’nichiwa, Tokyo

Congratulations to Pauline, Cam Girdlestone, who has been selected for a second time to represent Australia at the Olympics. Cam will be competing in the Men’s Quadruple Scull. Cam resided at College from 2007-09. This is a fantastic achievement, and we wish him all the best!

Androvians too strong for Paul’s XV

St Paul’s did battle against St Andrew’s in the Rawson Cup Rugby Final on 26th May, at the Sydney University Football Ground (formally No. 2 Oval), going down 45-10. The match was played under lights, and was a great spectacle for the packed out grandstand. As anticipated, the contest was a fiery one, with plenty of passion displayed both on and off the field. The Paulines drew first blood through second-year, Will Goddard, slotting an early penalty to take the score to 3-0. Paul’s would not see any more points for 60-odd minutes after that point. Drew’s went on a roll shortly after that penalty sailed through the sticks, displaying prowess across the park in all aspects of the competition. At 38-3, freshman, George Poolman, crossed the stripe from a backline move 15 metres out from the Androvians’ try line, with Goddard slotting the conversion. 38-10. Drew’s would go on

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