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Nswccc Blue Award Recipients 2015 NSWCCC BLUE AWARD RECIPIENTS 2015 Frederick Adutwum St Andrew's College Marayong Blue Athletics Kaelah Austin St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Blue Cricket Robyn Bailey Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Blue Softball Mitchell Ballard De La Salle College Cronulla Blue Swimming Robert Bird McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Blue Touch Daniel Boardman Xavier Catholic College Skennars Head Blue Rugby Darcy Boyd MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Blue Golf Nathan Breen St Patrick's College Sutherland Blue Cross Country Nathan Breen St Patrick's College Sutherland Blue Triathlon Karina Brown Mercy Catholic College Chatswood Blue Athletics Jayden Butterfield All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland Blue Rugby League Brad Cincotta St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Blue Touch Nathan Cleary St Dominic's College Kingswood Blue Rugby League Casey Cook Lumen Christi College Pambula Blue Golf Bree Delaney Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Basketball Brooke Dickie Xavier High School Albury Blue Water Polo Jasmine Dillon St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East Blue Touch Pearse Dolan Marcellin College Randwick Bar Tennis Jacob Donaldson McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Blue Softball Jordan Doris Mount Carmel Catholic College Varroville Blue Athletics Maximillian Dostine St John's College Woodlawn Lismore Blue Water Polo Oscar Douglas Christian Brothers' High School Lewisham Blue Water Polo Shaun Driscoll Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Blue AFL Tayla Duguid St Patrick's Marist College Dundas Blue Touch Francesca Fitzhenry Rosebank College Five Dock Blue Swimming Jordan Forbes Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Blue Netball Harrison Fullerton De La Salle College Caringbah Blue Baseball Sophie Heeney McCarthy College Tamworth Blue Triathlon Oliver Howitt Mater Maria Catholic College Warriewood Blue Baseball Clara Iemma St Ursula's College Kingsgrove Bar Cricket Ruby Jackson Loreto Kirribilli Blue Football Daniel Jennings Champagnat Catholic College Maroubra Blue Athletics Jackson Jubelin MacKillop College Port Macquarie Blue Golf Shannon Keevers De La Salle College Cronulla Blue Softball Kristen Kessler St Peter's Catholic College Tuggerah Blue Netball Samuel Lewis MacKillop College Port Macquarie Blue Triathlon Courtney Linton St John's College Woodlawn Blue Athletics Leonardo Malfara Marist College Kogarah Blue Football Jonathon Maloney All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland Blue Cricket Sarah Marvin Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Blue Cross Country Emily Matthews MacKillop College Bathurst Blue Basketball Kyle McKellar Marist College Kogarah Blue AFL Jordan Morfitis Marist College Kogarah Blue Football Arjun Nair Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Bar Cricket Olivia O'Rourke St Patrick's College Sutherland Blue Diving Patrick Rankmore St Mary's College Gunnedah Blue Touch Kieren Richards Edmund Rice College West Wollongong Blue Hockey Joshua Ryan McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Bar Softball Mary Sandral St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton Bar AFL Jacqui Schafer Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Bar Swimming Maddison Smith Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Blue Softball Maxwell Stewart St Edward's College Gosford Blue Rugby Benjamin Thomson Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Bar Cross Country Taylor Thomson Mount Carmel Catholic College Varroville Blue Hockey Laura Towell Mount Saint Joseph Milperra Blue Netball Emma Tuite Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Water Polo Danielle Vasquez St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Blue Golf Margot Vella St Patrick's College Campbelltown Blue AFL Hannah Voloder Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Blue Football Jake Wigham St Edward's College Gosford Blue Hockey .
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