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St. Dominic's College
History Made!
Congratulations to our St Dominic’s College Football Program (SDCFP) students on their outstanding victory in the Bill Turner Cup Area Grand Final, securing a 1-0 win over Penrith Anglican College!
Our talented student-athletes have etched their names into College history, becoming the first St Dominic’s team to claim this prestigious title. This incredible achievement reflects the dedication, resilience and teamwork they have displayed throughout the competition.
A special congratulations to our Head of Football, Ben Gough, whose leadership, commitment and vision have been instrumental in the continued growth and success of our Football Program. Thank you also to our coaching staff, families and supporters who have been behind the team every step of the way.
With this milestone secured, the team now progresses to the next stage of the Bill Turner Cup, and we couldn't be prouder.
We wish the boys every success as they continue their journey. Go Dom's!
#StDominicsCollege #BillTurnerCup #FootballProgram #HistoryMade #CollegePride #GoDoms
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VALE MR CHRIS WILSON
It is with great sadness that St Dominic’s Colleges announces the passing of Mr Chris Wilson.
After having fought illness with exceptional courage and grace, Chris passed away peacefully yesterday, surrounded by his beloved family. Our hearts and prayers are with his wife Julie, children and grandchildren.
For three decades, Mr Chris Wilson has been an integral part of the St Dominic’s College community, dedicating his talents, passion and unwavering commitment to enriching the lives of thousands of students and staff through music, faith and service.
Commencing at the College on 15 July 1996, Chris played a transformative role in shaping the culture and identity of St Dominic’s. Through his leadership of the Music Faculty, he has inspired generations of young men to discover and develop their musical talents, fostering creativity, confidence, discipline and a lifelong appreciation of music.
His commitment to excellence has contributed to outstanding HSC achievements and the success of countless students who have gone on to pursue careers and lifelong involvement in music, many of whom proudly remain connected to the College as members of our alumni community.
Chris’ influence extended far beyond the classroom. Throughout his 30 years of service, he established and nurtured numerous ensembles, creating opportunities for students of all abilities to perform, collaborate and grow. His vision and dedication have seen the College host an extraordinary number of concerts, productions and showcase events, providing memorable experiences for students, families and the wider community.
A gifted composer and musician, Chris made an enduring contribution to the spiritual life of the College. Through the composition of original hymns and liturgical music, he has transformed the College’s liturgical celebrations, helping generations of students engage more deeply with prayer and worship. Each year, he composed a hymn inspired by the College theme, creating a unique musical expression of the values and aspirations that underpin the St Dominic’s community. These compositions became a defining feature of College Masses and liturgical gatherings, strengthening the connection between faith, music and community.
Chris’ deep understanding of Catholic tradition and liturgy has been instrumental in shaping the College’s Catholic identity. Through his leadership of music ministry, annual year-group singing sessions and countless liturgical celebrations, he fostered a culture of participation, reverence and Gospel-centred worship. His contribution in this area was formally recognised in 2022 when he was awarded the Edmund Rice Charter Leadership Award for Gospel Spirituality, a fitting acknowledgement of his profound impact on the faith life of the College.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Chris was a trusted mentor, colleague and friend to staff and students alike. He possessed a rare warmth and quiet humour that immediately put people at ease, making everyone who crossed his path feel welcomed, valued and heard. Chris was a beautiful soul whose genuine kindness, gentle nature and humble presence drew people to him. He had an extraordinary ability to connect with others, offering encouragement, wisdom and unwavering support with grace and sincerity.
Whether guiding young musicians, supporting colleagues through both challenges and celebrations, or simply taking the time to listen, Chris led by example. His kindness was shown equally to students and staff, and his generosity of spirit created lasting relationships built on trust and respect. He approached every interaction with patience, compassion and authenticity, leaving people feeling better for having spent time with him.
The legacy of Mr Chris Wilson cannot be measured solely by performances, awards or years of service. Rather, it is reflected in the lives he has enriched, the traditions he has established, the faith he has nurtured and the enduring culture of excellence, creativity and spirituality he has helped build at St Dominic’s College.
Today, we celebrate the remarkable Mr Wilson and acknowledge the lasting impact he has made on generations of students, staff, families and alumni at St Dominic’s.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.
May Chris rest in peace.
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