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2012 Pierre De Coubertin Award Recipients 2012 Pierre de Coubertin Award Recipients SCHOOL STUDENT Abbotsleigh Jenna Rose Gold Albion Park High School Nicky Logan Albury High School Benjamin Hooppell Al-Faisal College Khaled Yehia All Saints Catholic Senior College Lisa-Marie Jorgensen All Saints Grammar Nicholas Paras Alstonville High School Jake McIntyre Ambarvale High School Katiana Ritchie Aquinas College Alexander Katzakis Arden Anglican School Ashlee Millingham Ariah Park Central School Julia Davey Arndell Anglican College Alexander Celio Arthur Phillip High School Mia Vidovic Ascham School Amelia Burke Ashford Central School Stephanie Press Asquith Girls High School Rachael Bird Auburn Girls High School Sehle Dinc Ballina High School Jeffery Carr Bankstown Girls High School Chanel Steiner Banora Point High School Abbey Sleba Barker College Braden Cheng Batemans Bay High School Gabrielle Fitzgerald Batlow Technology School Heather Kirkby Baulkham Hills High School Benjamin Graham Bede Polding College Elese Gallen Bega High School Josh Sheperdson Bellingen High School Jemara Imrie Belmont High School Liam Shoesmith Beverly Hills Girls High School Roslyn Walster Billabong High School Alyssa Savill Bingara Central School Ally Dixon Birrong Girls High School Elizabeth Christina Ma'u Bishop Druitt College Jacob Corlis Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College Joshua Trickett Blacktown Boys High School Dylan Owusu Blakehurst High School Matthew Edenborough Blaxland High School Romy Thompson Blayney High School Matthew Death Blue Mountains Grammar School Jemma Griffin Bomaderry High School Kyah Gray Bonalbo Central School Anna Bain Bonnyrigg High School Laviniya Yakonda Bossley Park High School Robert Morey Brewarrina Central School Nathan Johnson Brigidine College - Randwick Kate Murphy Page 1 of 8 Brigidine College - St Ives Nicola Cowan Brisbane Water Secondary College Breannan Singman Broken Hill High School Sean Power Broughton Anglican College James Van Der Schyff Bulahdelah Central School Hayley Clare Follett Bulli High School Taylah Davies Burwood Girls High School Lily North Byron Bay High School Craig Buchanan Calrossy Girls Campus - Tamworth Amy Clift Camden High School Nicole King Campbelltown Performing Arts High School Tanya Wood Canobolas Rural Technology High School Jacquelyn Harris Canterbury Boys High School Mitchell Healey Caringbah High School Lauren Miletich Carlingford High School Rachael Cantrill Caroline Chisholm College Tavleen Singh Casino High School Shay Maloney Castle Hill High School Madeleine Chan Catherine McAuley - Westmead Hayley Anschau Central Coast Adventist School Luke Lyons Central Coast Grammar School Elana Medlicott Cerdon College Samantha Nagy Chatswood High School Hyun Woong (Sam) Yang Cheltenham Girls High School Nicola Maitland Chester Hill High School Corey Minett Chevalier College Tiffany Clark Chifley College - Bidwill Campus Jack Dhu Christian Brothers High School - Lewisham Nicholas Smyth Clancy Catholic College Jesse Lentini Clarence Valley Anglican School Tahlia Goodwin Clarke Road SSP Lara Harrison Cobar High School Nicola Harbison Coffs Harbour Christian Community High School Melissa Hely Coffs Harbour High School Kiarra-Lea Field Coffs Harbour Senior College Klaryse Dam Colo High School Jack Bangel Concord High School Charlie Zheng Condobolin High School Jordan Hall Conservatorium High School David Erho Coolah Central School Timothy Trainor Coomealla High School Caitlin Hancock Cootamundra High School Sarah Godman Corowa High School Hayden Filliponi Corrimal High School Jamie Brinkworth Cowra High School Dimas Bakini Cranbrook School Cameron Mee Cronulla High School Wade Turner Danebank Anglican School for Girls Annabelle Sheahan Page 2 of 8 Davidson High School Ross Jarvis De La Salle College - Ashfield Dominic Kim De La Salle College - Cronulla Sam Cocokios De La Salle College - Revesby Heights Ryan Murray Denison College - Kelso High Campus Hayden James Domremy College Annalisa Di Bella Dubbo Christian School Elias Kinscher Eagle Vale High School Amani Tofaeono East Hills Girls Technology High School Ashleigh Kaesler Eden Marine High School Kelby Pointon Elderslie High School Elizabeth Ralston Elizabeth Macarthur High School Jessica Kew Emmanuel Anglican College Cooper Hale Endeavour Sports High School Michael Neill Epping Boys High School Julian Lim Erina High School Kasey Tysoe Erskine Park High School Matthew Kelshaw Evans River K-12 School Matilda McGeary Fairvale High School Darren Jun Khou Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School John Brady Figtree High School Jessica Daly Finley High School Shawna Maxwell Forbes High School Laura Herbert Fort Street High School Caroline Chong Freeman Catholic College Gabriella Di Grazia Georges River College - Oatley Senior High Jack Hicking Georges River College - Penshurst Girls Campus Jacelyn Moenting Georges River Grammar Elise Gaskell Gilgandra High School Hayley Wilson Girraween High School Lucy Zheng Good Samaritan Catholic College Monique Brown Gosford High School Thomas Carbone Grafton High School Brittany Huxley Gulargambone Central School Rorey Millgate Gunnedah High School Matthew Daley Gymea Technology High Jarrod Geddes Hawksbury High School Kirsty Louise Klein Hawksbury High School Sara Elizabeth Klein Henry Kendall High School Ashlee Pauletto Holroyd High School Mark Monneron Holy Spirit College - Lakemba Jessica Shaheen Homebush Boys High School Hassan Koussan Hornsby Girls High School Georgia Hayes Hoxton Park High School Jena Mileto Hunter River High School Lucinda Wright Hunter Valley Grammar School Emily Keith Inaburra School Lauren Heneghan James Cook Boys Technology High Filip Tipevski Page 3 of 8 James Fallon High School Stephen Jones James Ruse Agricultural High School Erny Tsao James Sheahan Catholic High School Stephanie Phillips Jamison High School Timothy Dekruif John Paul College - Coffs Harbour Samantha Bastick Junee High School Sean Smith Kadina High School Abby Vantaggiato Katoomba High School Jocelyne Francken Kellyville High School Jessica Davis Kempsey High School Joshua Ryan Kiama High School Stephen Boothroyd Killarney Heights High School Kimberly Spragg Kincumber High School Paige Hardaker Kingsgrove High School Walter Xie Kingswood High School Emma-Leigh Maley Kinross Wolaroi School Georgina Mutton Kirrawee High School Tanaz Dhondy Knox Grammar School Oliver James Knight Kooringal High School Nicholas Davoren Kotara High School Bryce Murry Kyogle High School Lachlan Crawter La Salle Catholic College Pita Siganisucu Lambton High School Lachlan Turner Leeton High School Thomas Meline Leumeah High School Matthew Still Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School Kahlia Walsh Lisarow High School Nikki Florido Lismore High School Giselle Newton Lithgow High School Renae Beutel Liverpool Girls High School Emilija Mihajlovic Loreto Kirribilli Rose Jenkins Loreto Normanhurst Elizabeth Clay Lucas Heights Community School Kiri Farmer Lucas Heights Community School Mitchell Farmer Macarthur Anglican School Ainsley Bell Macintyre High School Mikaela Mepham Mackillop College - 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