Last week the School celebrated our wonderful year in sport. Congratulations to all award winners for your effort and time that you have put into representing the School across 2017. A number of you have been involved in more than one area, as well as being heavily involved in your own sport outside of school.
The Sport Department appreciates your commitment as well as that of your parents for the efforts they make in ensuring that you are able to attend trainings and get to the various events across the season. The time management and application that you have put into both your sport and academic commitments will hold you in good stead in years to come.
Our guest speaker, Mr Alex Tobin, spoke of the importance of students being able to have a balance in life. Our award winners are a testament to this balance and we wish you well in your sporting endeavours for 2018 and beyond.
Please see below a full list of award winners from the presentation
Sports Awards
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SPORT |
AWARD |
NAME |
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Tennis |
Most Valuable Player |
Charlie Weller |
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Tennis |
Encouragement Award |
Rory Wilson |
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Equestrian |
Most Valuable Rider |
Jessica Callus |
Junior Age Champions, Record Breakers, CIS & State Representatives
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STUDENT |
AWARDS |
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Sophie Franks-Bugeja |
8 years girls Swimming champion Sophie broke the record for the 8 years girls 100 metres with a time of 17.53 seconds and the 8 years girls 200 metres with a time of 38.44 seconds |
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Charlotte Symons |
8/9 years girls Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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Mia Roseworne |
Mia broke the record for the 8-10 years girls shot put with a distance of 4.80 metres. |
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Caitlin Russell |
CIS Representative for Athletics Caitlin broke the record for the 9 years girls 200 meters with a time of 35.09 seconds. |
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Rebecca Faust |
10 years girls Swimming champion CIS Representative for Athletics |
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Emily Farrell |
8-10 years girls Athletics champion 10 years girls Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Athletics Emily broke the record for the 8-10 years girls high jump with a height of 1.15metres |
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Ryan Gao |
8 years boys Swimming champion |
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Benjamin Jones |
CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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Anthony Saadie |
8/9 years boys Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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Jaiden Farmilo |
8-10 years boys Athletics champion |
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Gemma Stanbury |
9 years girls Swimming champion Gemma broke the record for the 8-10 years discus with a distance of 11.08 metres |
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Harrison Reeves |
9 years Swimming champion |
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Jack Hanzis |
10 years swimming champion |
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Pranit Singh |
Pranit broke the record for the 8-10 years long jump with a distance of 2.93 metres |
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Preston King |
10 years Cross Country champion |
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Grace Ethan |
11 years Athletics champion |
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Mikaela Huynh |
11 years Swimming champion |
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Maka Mbakada |
11 years Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Athletics and Cross Country |
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Kevin Twigge |
11 years Cross Country champion |
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Ethan Drew |
11 years Swimming champion |
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James O’Neil |
11 years Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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Hannah Read |
12 years Junior Swimming champion |
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Imogen Sidaros |
12 years Junior Cross Country champion |
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Emma Romeo |
12 years Junior Athletics champion CIS Representative for Athletics State Representative for Athletics |
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Georgia Heath |
CIS Representative for softball |
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Murphy De Castro |
12 years Junior Swimming and Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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Rory Wilson |
12 years Junior Athletics champion CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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At the Junior Swimming Carnival, two 4 x 50 metre Freestyle relay records were broken. Congratulations to the Castle Open Girls relay team for setting a new of 3:18.74 and the Rogan Open Boys relay team with a new record of 3:10.06. |
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Senior Age Champions, Record Breakers, CIS & State Representatives
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STUDENT |
AWARDS |
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Charlotte Barber |
12 years Senior Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics champion |
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Soo Jin Lehrer |
12 years Senior Cross Country champion |
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Kynan Leong |
12 years Senior Athletics champion CIS and State Representative for Athletics Kynan broke the Hills Zone Sports Association 12 Years boys 400m record with a time of 1:07.87 |
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Lucy Wallace |
13 years Swimming and Cross Country champion CIS Representative for Cross Country |
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Jessica Rowe |
13 years Athletics champion Jessica equalled the 1992 record for the 13 years girls 100 metres with a time of 13.50 seconds. |
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Lachlan Huynh |
13 years Swimming champion |
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Rowan Matysiak |
13 years Cross Country and Athletics champion CIS Representative for Athletics |
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Emma Wallace |
14 years Swimming and Cross Country champion Emma also receives AICES Colours in recognition of sporting excellence in Softball. |
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Kristy Hampson |
14 years Athletics champion |
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Tadhg Aldridge |
14 years Swimming champion |
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Dylan Tran |
14 years Athletics champion |
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Felicity Chan |
15 years Swimming and Athletics champion CIS and State Representative for Swimming Felicity qualified for the 2017 Pan Pacific Games in December Felicity broke the record for 15 years girls 50 metre Breaststroke with a time of 36.60 seconds Felicity also receives Hills Zone Sports Association Colours for Swimming. |
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Megan Johnson |
CIS Representative for swimming |
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Cali Doyle |
15 years Cross Country champion |
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Whitney Wales |
CIS Representative for volleyball Whitney receives Hills Zone Sports Association and AICES Colours in recognition of sporting excellence in Volleyball. |
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Jarrod Dearden |
15 years Swimming champion CIS Representative for Swimming Jarrod broke the record for 15 years boys 50 metre Butterfly with a time of 28.50 seconds |
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Farzeen Jahan |
15 years Cross Country champion |
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Jess Johnston |
15 years Athletics champion |
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Georgia De Castro |
16 years Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics champion CIS Representative for swimming |
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Julia Tan |
CIS Representative for swimming Julia receives Hills Zone Sports Association Colours for Swimming. |
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Rebecca Hancock |
CIS Representative for sailing |
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Will Sampson |
16 years Swimming champion |
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Daniel Ambler |
16 years Cross Country champion |
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Zachary Ferris |
16 years Athletics champion |
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Charlotte Chan |
17 years Swimming champion CIS Representative for swimming Charlotte broke the record for the 17 years girls 50 metre Breaststroke with a time of 38.68 seconds. Charlotte receives Hills Zone Sports Association and AICES Colours in recognition of sporting excellence in Swimming. |
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Alice Weller |
17 years Cross Country champion |
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Nabeelah Bhuiyan |
17 years Athletics champion |
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Taylah Simmons |
CIS Representative for volleyball Taylah receives Hills Zone Sports Association and AICES Colours in recognition of sporting excellence in Volleyball. |
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Samantha Brown |
CIS Representative for volleyball Samantha receives Hills Zone Sports Association and AICES Colours in recognition of sporting excellence in Volleyball. |
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Conor Aldridge |
17 years Swimming champion |
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Tom Luxton |
17 years Cross Country champion |
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Omar Khan |
17 years Athletics champion |
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Hunter White |
CIS Representative for softball and baseball Hunter receives Hills Zone Sports Association and AICES Honours in recognition of sporting excellence in Baseball and Softball. |
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Kelby House |
18 years Cross Country champion |
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Julie Charlton |
18 years Athletics champion CIS Representative for athletics Julie broke two Hills Zone Sports Association records - Parra Discus with a distance of 10.99 metres and Parra Shot Put with a distance of 5.37 metres. |
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Eraga Magotti |
18 years Cross Country champion Eraga receives Hills Zone Sports Association Colours for Cross Country. |
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Ben Rice |
18 years Athletics champion CIS Representative for Athletics Ben broke the record for the 18 years boys 100 metres with a time of 11.53 seconds and the 18 years boys 200 metres with a time of 23.8 seconds. Ben receives Hills Zone Sports Association and AICES Colours in recognition of sporting excellence in Rugby. |
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Congratulations to the Rogan 12-15 boys 4 x 100 metre relay team on setting a new record of 52.84 seconds at the Athletics Carnival. |
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House Shields
Junior School Swimming House Shield goes to Pennant
Senior School Swimming House Shield goes to Castle.
Junior School Cross Country House Shield goes to Pennant.
Senior School Cross Country House Shield goes to Rogan.
Junior School Athletics House Shield goes to Castle
Senior School Athletics House Shield goes to Pennant.
Service to Sport Award - Daniel Ambler
2017 Team of the Year Award - 15 Boys Volleyball
- Michael O’Neill
- Jordan Archer
- Sahil Goradia
- Samuel Hope
- Soo Jin Lehrer
- Prashanth Ramanathan
- Yuji Hashimoto
- Rowan Matysiak
- Plaabon Das
- Kynan Leong
Coached by Hannah Gandhi
Multi-Class Sportsperson of the Year Award - Julie Charlton
Junior Sportsperson of the Year - Emma Romeo, Murphy De Castro and Rory Wilson
Intermediate Sportsperson of the Year - Lucy Wallace and Kynan Leong
Senior Sportsperson of the Year - Felicity Chan and Ben Rice
Key Dates
December 3-8 – National Volleyball Titles
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