teachers, Ian Francis Hailes and Anthony Paul Webb, were said to be the first people convicted under WA's mandatory reporting of sexual abuse laws. The alleged victim told a court he was bullied throughout the trip including being forced face-down onto a bed by Trinity teammates, his pants pulled down and sexually assaulted with a carrot. The alleged victim said the incident was raised at a "fines session". The court found the teachers formed a reasonable belief on the rugby tour that sexual abuse might have occurred, but did not report it, as required by law. Notable alumni An alumnus of Trinity College is called a Trinity Old Boy. Notable Old Boys include: Jeremy Allanson – Justice of the Supreme Court of Western Australia Warren Anderson – businessman Michael Brennan – AFL football player, West Coast Eagles Beau Casson – Test cricketer Ben Cureton – world champion rower Mitch Duncan – Australian Football League player, Geelong Football Club Michael Edgley – entertainment entrepreneur Herb Elliott AC – Chair Fortescue Metals Group, Olympic athletic champion Chris Ellison – Cabinet minister Andrew Embley – AFL football player, West Coast Eagles Dave Faulkner – musician, Hoodoo Gurus William Foley – Archbishop of Perth Denis Horgan – vigneron Leeuwin Estate, co-founder Notre Dame University WA Simon Katich – Test cricketer Shaun Murphy – international football player, Socceroos Ray O'Connor – Premier of Western Australia Alex Rullo – racing car driver Shiny Joe Ryan – musician, Pond Craig Serjeant – Test cricketer John Steffensen – Olympic athlete Henk Vogels Jr – Olympic & Tour de France cyclist Brandon Starcevich – AFL football player, Brisbane Lions Nic Martin- AFL footballer Gallery See also Catholic education in Australia List of schools in Perth, Western Australia References External links 1962 establishments in Australia