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Old Scotch Collegians' Association
August 12th, 3:59 PM
Congratulations to Old Boy, Rob Woodhouse (‘82), who last Saturday made history becoming the first Australian to win an Olympic Medal and swim the English Channel solo. Rob won bronze in the 400 individual medley at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles as well as three silver medals across two Commonwealth Games. His time of 10 hours and 45 minutes ranks him at the 215th spot for the all-time fastest male solo swims. As part of the swim, Rob is raising money for two charities: the Can Too cancer research foundation based in Australia and his training club, the North Ayrshire Swimming Club in Scotland.For Rob, swimming runs in the family, with his niece, Emma McKeon, becoming the most decorated athlete in Commonwealth Games history at the recent Birmingham games. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done Rob.
August 9th, 5:30 PM
We look forward to welcoming Old Boys and members of the Scotch Family to the Cordner Eggleston Cup being played this Thursday at Scotch, starting at 2pm. The game commemorates what is generally regarded as the first recorded and recognisable match of Australian Rules Football played between Scotch and MGS in 1858. In preparation for the game, Nick Finster ('20) has produced the Scotch Cordner-Eggleston video for 2022, featuring many Old Boys who have played in the AFL.A reminder to everyone that alcohol is not to be consumed on the school campus. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook 5470825069641926
Great work. Well done!
Jordan Hammock
Awesome vedio 👏👏
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Old Scotch Collegians' Association
August 12th, 3:59 PM
Congratulations to Old Boy, Rob Woodhouse (‘82), who last Saturday made history becoming the first Australian to win an Olympic Medal and swim the English Channel solo. Rob won bronze in the 400 individual medley at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles as well as three silver medals across two Commonwealth Games.
His time of 10 hours and 45 minutes ranks him at the 215th spot for the all-time fastest male solo swims. As part of the swim, Rob is raising money for two charities: the Can Too cancer research foundation based in Australia and his training club, the North Ayrshire Swimming Club in Scotland.
For Rob, swimming runs in the family, with his niece, Emma McKeon, becoming the most decorated athlete in Commonwealth Games history at the recent Birmingham games. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook Congratulations to ...
Well done Rob.
Old Scotch Collegians' Association
August 9th, 5:30 PM
We look forward to welcoming Old Boys and members of the Scotch Family to the Cordner Eggleston Cup being played this Thursday at Scotch, starting at 2pm. The game commemorates what is generally regarded as the first recorded and recognisable match of Australian Rules Football played between Scotch and MGS in 1858.
In preparation for the game, Nick Finster ('20) has produced the Scotch Cordner-Eggleston video for 2022, featuring many Old Boys who have played in the AFL.
A reminder to everyone that alcohol is not to be consumed on the school campus. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook 5470825069641926
Great work. Well done!
Jordan Hammock
Awesome vedio 👏👏