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2011 Adastra Foundation Recipients Adam Burn Rugby Alexandra Neems Cycling Amelia Berry Voice Amelia Ryman Voice Andrew Leathwick Piano Andy Maloney Yachting Anton Cooper Mountain Biking Ben O'Dea Volleyball Benjamin Tindall Guitar Bianca Andrew Opera Bianca Barbarich-Bacher Yachting Blair Tuke Yachting Brad Evans Cycling Brad Mathas Athletics Bradlee Ashby Swimming Bryony Gibson-Cornish Viola Cameron Karwowski Cycling Casey Reddington Music Cecilia Cho Golf Chelsea Thom Equestrian Christopher Ross Paracycling Christos Michalis Music Clay Roberts Voice Clinton Avery Cycling Daniel Franks Cycling Darryl Fitzgerald Kayaking Edward Dawkins Cycling Emily Perry Golf Eve Macfarlane Rowing Fiona Bourke Rowing George Cook Saxophone Georgia Williams Cycling Hannah Croad Volleyball Hayden Cohen Rowing Hayden McCormick Cycling Hayley Palmer Swimming Holly Robinson Athletics Jacko Gill Athletics James Ioelu Voice Jared Stevenson Voice Jason Christie Cycling Jeffrey Arona-Tuifana'e Swimming Jenna Mackenzie Rifle Shooting Jesse Campbell Equestrian Jessica Woods Equestrian Jodie Champion Lacrosse Joelle King Squash Joshua Hawkins Athletics Joshua Munn Golf Julia Edward Rowing Julia Ratcliffe Athletics Julian Oakley Athletics Kelly Ballard Jazz Performance Kieron McDonald Athletics Kurt James BMX Kushal Talele Music Laura Quilter Swimming Laura Thompson Cycling Leroy Clampitt Guitar Logan Rodger Rowing Louise Ayling Rowing Lydia Ko Golf Madeline Taylor Mountain Biking Mathew Perry Golf Matthew Chan Tae Kwon-Do Melissa Timperley Taekwon Do Michael Cochrane Athletics Michael Davis Tae Kwon-Do Michael Poole Triathlon Mikayla Nielsen Triathlon Miss Jordan Pearse Kayaking Mitch Evans Motorsport Ms Toesulu Tone Netball Myron Simpson Cycling Natasha Hansen Cycling Natasha Hind Swimming Natasha Lloyd Swimming Ngaruaroha Martin Violin Nick Fox BMX Paige Paterson Cycling Paul Snow-Hansen Sailing Peter Burling Sailing Polly Ott Opera Rebecca Kingsford Triathlon Rebecca Sinclair Snow Boarding Rebekah Greene Athletics Sam Logan Composition Samara Sheppard Mountain Biking Samuel O'Dea Volleyball Scott Creighton Cycling Shaan Singh Alto Saxophone Simon Eastwood Double Bass Simon van Velthooven Cycling Sophie Williamson Cycling Stephanie McKenzie Cycling Stevi-Marie Hill Voice Tasman Davids Ballet Teneale Hatton Canoeing Thomas Saunders Yachting Tom Davison Triathlon Trent Woodcock BMX.

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