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2007 Recipient List 2007 Pierre de Coubertin Award Recipients First Name Last Name School Name Leanne McCormack A. B. Paterson College Ellen Cunneen Albany Creek State High School Aimee Coleman Aldridge State High School Joel Dwine Alexandra Hills State High School Roisin O'Connor All Hallows School Joe Flannery All Saints Anglican School Danielle Dwan Allora State School Campbell Schmidt Anglican Church Grammar School Stephanie Newbold Aquinas College Daniel Harvey Aspley State High School Lucy Gribbin Assumption College Jessica Drew Ayr State High School Levi Dugger Balmoral State High School Annisa Colley Beaudesert State High School Jesse Ferguson Beerwah State High School Tammy Martin Benowa State High School Tamara Singh Bentley Park College Alana Keys Biloela State High School Cody Schafer Blackwater State High School Dennis Felton Bracken Ridge State High School Ben Burrows Bremer State High School Timisha Venck Brigidine College Alice Nicklin Brisbane Girls Grammar School Adam Douglas Brisbane Grammar School Rebecca Wheatley Brisbane School of Distance Education Selena Tainton Brisbane State High School Nathan McCarthy Browns Plains State High School Zac Keune Bundaberg Christian College Ethan Skelly Bundaberg North State High School Megan Steinberger Bundaberg State High School Claire Ogden Bundamba State Secondary College Jordan Giddins Burnett State College Savannah Pratten Caboolture State High School Daniel Piagno Cairns State High School Brooke Pye Calamvale Community College Melissa Henare Caloundra State High School Thomas Kirkwood Cannon Hill Anglican College Kathryn Jenkin Canterbury College Ashleigh Milllar Capalaba State College Drew Garside Capella State High School Cameron Lambourne Carmel College Kirsty Quince Cavendish Road State High School Terese Geraghty Chinchilla State High School Milcah McKinnon Clifton State High School Peter Bennett Concordia College Arthur Field Coolum State High School Caitlin Mitchell Corinda State High School Jane Young Corpus Christi College Shaye Easton Dalby State High School Jonathan Kubler Deception Bay State High School Keith Willis Emmanuel College Luke Anderson Everton Park State High School Ashleigh Woods Fairholme College 1 2007 Pierre de Coubertin Award Recipients First Name Last Name School Name Alexandra Jeffes Faith Lutheran College (Plainland) Lorienne Karey Faith Lutheran College Redlands - Senior School Shinade Pollock Forest Lake State High School Megan Groundwater Gilroy Santa Maria College Justin Ryan Gin Gin State High School Glen Camenzuli Gladstone State High School Zoe Harber Glenmore State High School Stacey Jones Good Counsel College Ellie Bowden Good Shepherd Lutheran College Joshua Nichols Gympie State High School Douglas Linnett Harristown State High School Benjamin Hughes Heights College Sacha McNaughton Helensvale State High School Grace Mullins Holland Park State High School Sally Cox Home Hill State High School Dean Woods Ignatius Park College Alyce McKenzie Immanuel Lutheran College Will Jordan Indooroopilly State High School Hayley Hobbs Ingham State High School Mareeta Nicolau Innisfail State High School Steven Young Iona College Anna McEniery Ipswich Girls Grammar School Andrew Spence Ipswich Grammar School Tammika Hubbard Ipswich State High School Dylan Wheeler Isis District State High School Lachlan McAuliffe John Paul College Nicholas Frost Kawana Waters State College Emma Stargatt Kedron State High School Kiri Schulz Kenilworth State Community College Ashleigh Duffield Kenmore State High School Stephanie Young Kepnock State High School Alan Gscheidle Kingaroy State High School Ethan Genge Kings Christian College Fiona Pringle Kirwan State High School Alicia Evans Laidley State High School Chris Sabburg Lockyer District State High School Eliza Watt Lourdes Hill College Katie Hayes Lowood State High School Damian Hinkley MacGregor State High School Cameron Wilson Mackay North State High School Heidi Van Lint Mackay State High School Sam Martin Maleny State High School Elizabeth Connor Mansfield State High School Paul Ruiz Mareeba State High School Peter O'Dwyer Marist College (Emerald) Liam Donaldson Marist College (Rosalie) Laura Hardy Maroochydore State High School Brook Crosse Marsden State High School Bernadette Wallace Marymount College Jasmyn Gould Matthew Flinders Anglican College Jessica Kuhl Miles State High School Michelle Goulter Millmerran State P-10 School Tara Keast Mirani State High School 2 2007 Pierre de Coubertin Award Recipients First Name Last Name School Name Naomi Watts Morayfield State High School Belinda Mutzelburg Moreton Bay College Anthony Haines Mossman State High School Bianca Wescombe Mount Alvernia College Nicola Hele Mount Gravatt State High School Dean Mayfield Mountain Creek State High School Mitchell Duggan Mundubbera State School Sam Wasmund Nambour State High School Amanda Carson Nanango State High School Sarah Lee Walker Narangba Valley State High School Jared Truscott North Rockhampton State High School Breeanna Shaw Our Lady's College Sarah Hall Palm Beach-Currumbin State High School Natalie Barnett Park Ridge State High School Thomas Fowler Peace Lutheran College Alana Crimeen Pimlico State High School Lara Tyson Pine Rivers State High School Rachel Calligan Pioneer State High School Stephanie Olympia Mylonas Pittsworth State High School Samantha Hankins Proserpine State High School Morgan Knowles Queensland Academy for Creative Industries Camille Armstrong Redcliffe State High School Nicholas Reid Rivermount College Jennifer Rach Riverside Christian College Shanyn Lamb Rockhampton Girls' Grammar School Philippa Hindmarsh Rockhampton Grammar School Naomi Clarke Rockhampton State High School Nichola Aitcheson Runcorn State High School Carly Motti Ryan Catholic College Adam Tyrus Saint Stephen's College Jodie Cliffe Sarina State High School Natalie Dudkowski Shailer Park State High School Fiona Robinson Shalom College Ella Tanner Siena Catholic College James Fitzgerald Somerset College Lucy Dixon Somerville House Chris Brown Southern Cross Catholic College Carlos Castro St Augustine's College (Cairns) Thomas Sullivan St Brendan's College Anthony Dabelstein St Edmund's College Jessica Monagle St George State High School Erinn Cooper St Hilda's School Ashleigh Menzies St James College Mikayla Stephen St John Fisher College Ryan O'Sullivan St John's College Claire Chapman St Luke's Anglican School Jenny Hodkinson St Margaret Mary's College Emma Jackson St Margaret's Anglican Girls' School Belinda Stallard St Mary's College (Maryborough) Tom Hendy St Mary's College (Toowoomba) Maegan Smith St Michael's College Phoebe Thomas St Monica's College Ben Drury St Patrick's College (Mackay) 3 2007 Pierre de Coubertin Award Recipients First Name Last Name School Name Jared Peddie St Patrick's College (Shorncliffe) Megan Ross St Peter Claver College Jane Myers St Rita's College Rhiannon Mack St Saviour's College Roslyn Rowen St Ursula's College (Toowoomba) Brodie Pitman St Ursula's College (Yeppoon) Amy Smith Stuartholme School Dev Lahey Sunshine Beach State High School Jennie Gilliman Sunshine Coast Grammar School Campbell Smith Tamborine Mountain College Joshua Gaffel Tannum Sands State High School Daniel O'Driscoll The Cathedral College Genevieve Tassan The Cathedral School of St Anne & St James Richelle Street The Gap State High School Samantha Drysdale The Glennie School Brodie Cunningham The Southport School Ryan Harris Toogoolawah State High School Alexander Kerridge Toowoomba Grammar School Bianca Toleman Toowoomba State High School Scott Warnock Townsville Grammar School Shona Edwards Trinity Bay State High School Alisha Foote Trinity College (Beenleigh) Zoe May Urangan State High School Cara Baker Varsity College Hayley Scarlett Wandoan State School Sarah Stewart Warwick State High School Jamie Knight Wavell State High School Dania Herdman Wellington Point State High School Sarah Gavranich West Moreton Anglican College Amy Podlich Westside Christian College Hannah Cairns Whitsunday Anglican School Kelvin Kumangai Whitsunday Christian College Rhiannon Smythe William Ross State High School Caitlin Fletcher Windaroo Valley State High School Elizabeth Raven Woodcrest College Callum Leggat Wynnum North State High School Joshua Morgan Wynnum State High School Jacob Arden Xavier Catholic College Tessa Power Yeppoon State High School 4.
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