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Honours Board HONOURS BOARD 2018 Selwyn College Helm: Eli Liefting, Michelle Keenan, Craig Keenan, Harry Butler 2. Rosmini College Francesco Kayrouz, Cambell Stanton, Thomas Hyde, Roman Shipton 3. Westlake Boys High School A Robbie McCutcheon, Henry Wilson, Ryan Harden, Charlie Loughran 4. St Kentigern College Jack Frewin, Adam Mustill, Ryan Walker, Jack Floyd 5. Kristin School B Jack Rush, Ben Gentry, Claude Loomes, Henry Elworthy 6. Westlake Boys High School B Thomas Mulcahy, Brayden Hamilton, William Clough, Blake McGlashan 7. Auckland Grammar B Lewis Anderson, George Angus, Monty Alderson, Henry Angus 8. Kings College Hamish McLaren, Chester Duffett Oscar Little, Olivia Scantlebury 9. Takapuna Grammar Jono Weston, Danielle Schon, Josh Schon, Conrad Butler 10. Auckland Grammar A Sam Morgan, Pat Morgan, Will Shapland, Henry McLachlan 11. Kristin School A Josh Berry, James Baker, Carrington Brady, Thomas Crook 12. Whangarei Boys High School Oliver Murphy, Robbie Hopkins, Liam Holroyd, Josh Smith 13. Avondale College Gavin Ninnes, Jessica Ninnes, Sam Charles, Max Dowling 14. Cambridge High School Hamish Elliott, Callum Ewing, Sarah Eastwood, TeHaerenga Mulvey-Griggs 15. KeriKeri High School B Cleo Boyd, Sam Dobbs, Wilson Hookway, Emily Jones 16. KeriKeri High School A Kaya Tobin, Rodrigo Pinochet, Maeve White, Chris Geerkens 17. St Cuthberts College Madison Louwenberg, Ines Horton, Mia Horton, Elizabeth Hayman 2017 KeriKeri High School Helm: Frankie Dair, Alice Autet, Jack Dalbeth-Hudson, Jack Bunce 2. Marlborough College Ali Gifford, Iolo Adams, Toby Gregory, Nick Williams 3. Westlake Boys High School Tom Fyfe, Blake Nicholson, Harry Milne, Matt Jacobi 4. Selwyn College Harry Butler, Eli Liefting, Craig Keenan, Michelle Keenan 5. Rosmini College Francesco Kayrouz, Campbell Stanton, Thomas Hyde, Roman Shipton 6. Kristin School 1 Jackson Keon, Josh Berry, Henry Haslett, Thomas Cook 7. Auckland Grammar Lewis Anderson, George Angus, Tom Hussona, Mitch Jackson 8. Takapuna Grammar Jono Weston, Danielle Schon, Conrad Butler, Josh Schon 9. Kings College Jordan Stevenson, Rose Dickson, Annabelle Cave, Hamish McLaren 10. Whangarei Boys High School Keiran Ruffel, Ben Alabaster, Oliver Murphy, Robbie Hopkins 11. Glendowie College Jonathan Turnbull, Claude Mckeogh, Sam Liddell, Matthew Brewer 12. Kristin School 2 Jack Rush, James Baker, Ben Gentry, Henry Elworthy 13. Bay of Islands Combined James Sheldon, Holly McNeill, Isabella Boyd, Joanna Sophie Schmude 14. St. Kentigern College 2 Braydon Bertelson, Ryan Walker, Jack Floyd, Thomas MacPherson 15. Mahurangi College Matthew Leydon, William Paterson, Tyler Davis, Kate Niccolls 16. St. Kentigern College 1 Jack Frewin, Mel Kirkman, Adam Mustill, Lucy Scarborough 17. Kerikeri High School 2 Chris Geerkens, Emilie Jones, Ella Collins, Maeve White 2016 Kristin School Helm: Henry Haslett, Leonard Takahashi, Lachlan Grimwade, Oscar Gunn 2. KeriKeri High School Frankie Dair, Jack Dalbeth-Hudson, Amber Hookway, Jack Bunce 3. Westlake Boys High School Tom Fyfe, Harry Milne, Blake Nicholson, Matt Jacobi 4. Opua Combined Schools Lewis Kirkman, Rebecca Hornell, Isabella Boyd, Jono Barnett 5. Rangitoto College Nick Egnot-Johnson, Kerensa Jennings, Saffron Nixon, Josh Armit 6. Auckland Grammar A Sam Morgan, Lewis Anderson, George Angus, Tom Hussona 7. Auckland Grammar B Patrick Morgan, Luke Cashmore, Will Shapland, Mitch Jackson 8. Kings College Jordan Stevenson, Annabel Cave, Zelda Ladefoged, Marco Hull 9. Rarotonga Sailing Club Teakuao (Tex) Framhein, Hamish Wyllie, Tyler Davis, Toutika Ioane 10. Wellington College Finn Wright, Tim Rutherford, Charlie Parker, Fabian Bevaridge 11. St. Cuthberts College Xanthe Copeland, Sydney Pettitt, Grace Dickson, Olivia Hobbs 12. Kristin School Josh Berry, Matt Berry, Ben Gentry, Thomas Cook 13. St. Kentigern College Thomas Morton, George Kirkman, Crystal Sun, Ben Nathan 14. Glendowie College Greg Hunter, Sabina Ishigaki, Amelia Masters, Matthew Brewer 15. Nelson College Alexander Borrell, Angus Johnston, Owen Jemmett, Hugo Allais 16. Sacred Heart College Sebastian Lardies, Matt Connolly, Pablo Schone de la Neutz, Matthew Ross 2015 Auckland Grammar Helm: Sam Morgan, Tommy Hayes, Alex Wotton, Alejo Pedriera 2. Hutt International Boys School George Gautrey, Henry Gautrey, Will Martel, Jackson Rich 3. St. Kentigern College George Kirkman, Thomas Morton, Stephanie Kirkman, James Delegat 4. Kristin School A Leonard Takahashi-Fry, Rory McCutcheon, Oscar Gunn, Jack Rogers 5. Albany Senior High School Ellie Lane, Logan Beckman, Sam Beckman, Patrick Williamson 6. Rangitoto College Matt Kelly, Saffron Nixon, James Jennings, Ashton Bainbridge-Welch 7. Westlake Boys High School Josh Handa, Michael Stern, Tom Fyfe, Matt Jacobi 8. Kristin School B Lachlan Grimwade, Finley Beavis, Hamish McGill, Joe Gauld 9. St. Cuthberts College Xanthe Copeland, Grace Dickson, Chloe Fuge, Olivia Hobbs 10. Kings College Henry Haslett, Marco Hull, Jeremy Schoeller, Jordan Stevenson 11. KeriKeri High School Patrick Harris, Susannah Colbatz, Michaela Hawkins, Holly King 12. Mount Albert Grammar Chelsea Rees, Milan Bonkovich, Nathan Rhodes-Hasler, Edwin Stanton 13. Glendowie College Lisa Dartnall, Sabina Ishigaki, Noam Whiteside, Gregory Hunter 14. Diocesan School for Girls Charlotte Porter, Zelda Ladefoged, Eleanor Carll, Anabel Cave 15. Wentworth College Liam Herbert, Mel Hopkins, Cameron Hughes, Sam Haggerty 16. Mahurangi College Tyler Davis, Raphael Staddon-Ward, Heather Niccolls, Brooke Adamson 17. Botany Downs Secondary College Samuel Hewitt, Oliver Gale, Adam Swinburne, Austin Hornby 18. Auckland Grammar B Lewis Anderson, Mitchell Jackson, William Geldard, Pat Morgan 19. Nelson College Kit Vining, Owen Jemmett, Hugo Allais, Alexander Borrell 2014 Kristin School Helm: Leonard Takahashi-Fry, Sam Hassall, Rory McCutcheon, Oscar Gunn 2. Glendowie College – William McKenzie, Greg Hunter, Lisa Dartnall, Noam Whiteside 3. Kings College – Henry Haslett, Nick Jacobi, Harry Mander, Angus McKenzie 4. Hutt International Boys School – George Gautrey, Callum Pritchard, Dan McDowall, Jono Francis 5. KeriKeri High School – Patrick Harris, Laurie Chaplin, Georg Leistenschneider, Chris Smith 6. St. Kentigern College – Stephanie Kirkman, James Delegat, Nick Cotter, Tom Morton 7. Auckland Grammar – Sam Simpson, Matt Morgan, Alex Wotton, Fred Bruinsma-Fogerty 8. Rangitoto College – Matt Kelly, James Jennings, Ashton Bainbridge, Nick Baxter 9. Westlake Boys High School – Josh Handa, Michael Stern, Tom Fyfe, Blake Nicholson 10. Canterbury Combined Schools – Holly Harris, Anna Woods, Fenella Bowater, Ella Harris 11. Takapuna Grammar School – Aidan Nicholas, Airi Kawana, Chris Coleman, Jonathon Weston 12. Mahurangi College – Jordan Stevenson, Savannah Gordon, Tristan Gill, Pia Schuster 13. Long Bay College – Joe Buckley, Ziggy Smith, Daniel Orams, Adam Buckley 14. Kristin School – Hamish McGill, Luke Hardie, Joe Gauld, Lachy Grimwade 2013 Hutt International Boys School Helm: George Gautrey, Callum Pritchard, Dan McDowall, Jono Francis 2. KeriKeri High School – Harris Bindon, Steffen Schoellmann, Ned Dalbeth-Hudson, Nik Black 3. King College – Rahul Makam, JJ Marie, Leo Pagani, Angus McKenzie 4. Auckland Grammar – Sam Simpson, Alex Wotton, Fred Bruinsma-Fogerty, Max van Stom 5. Mahurangi College - Angus Adamson, Tim Snedden, Shannen Mills, Tristan Gill 6. St. Kentigern College - Tom Morton, Nick Cotter, Jack Hemsworth, Stephanie Kirkman 7. Long Bay College - Joe Buckley, Philipp Lange, Kelly Bingham, Anna Ankersmit 8. Canterbury Combined Schools – Jess Sullivan, Fenella Bowater, Anna Wood, Xanthe Bowater 9. Westlake Boys High School – Sam Wallis, Michael Stern, Nick Clark, Tom Duffett 10. Rangitoto College - Charlotte Moss, Nicholas Baxter, Matthew Kelly, Cameron Moss 2012 St. Kentigern College Helm: Michelle Tait, Jake Tyndall, Jess Allen, Joseph Kearney 2. KeriKeri High School - James Ayr, Matthew Bindon, Nik Black, Alex Bryning 3. St. Kentigern College – George Brasell, Theo Lawson, Stephanie Kirkman, Jamie Faulconbridge 4. KeriKeri High School - Sam Brierly, Harris Bindon, Ned Dalbeth – Hudson, Chris Smith 5. Canterbury Schools Team - Jay Harris, Xanthe Bowater, Tom Wooding, Daniel Wylie 6. Kings College - Jack Collinson, Nick Jacobi, JJ Marie, Angus McKenzie 7. Westlake Girls High School – Holly Hamlin, Amber Capon, Teau McKenzie, Olivia Hamlin 8. Rangitoto College - Liam Closey, Alex Burrow, James Jennings, Charlotte Moss 9. Westlake Boys High School – Sam Schofield, Jo Mils, Sam Wallis, Nick Clarke 10. Hillcrest High School – Issac McHardy, Tayla McHardy, Holly McHardy, Robyn de Lange 11. Kristin School – Will Cobb, Elise Beavis, Oscar Gunn, Henry Wouters 12. Glendowie College – Scott Webber, Arkady Edmunds, Emma McKenzie, Lisa Dartnall 13. Long Bay College – Joe Buckley, Philipp Lange, Callum Ferguson, Anna Ankersmit 14. Wentworth College – Matthew Hughes, Mollie Durey, Rachael McFarlane, Will Taylor 2011 Kerikeri Cruising Club Helm: O’Shea Butler, Sam King, Sam Brierley, Klaus Ohlendorf 2. Kings College – Jack Collinson, JJ Marie, Cameron Milne, Harry Hull 3. Rangitoto College – Alex Dyet, Tomer Simhony, Verity Judge, Gemma Jones 4. St. Kentigern College – Stewart Dodson, Harry Anyon, George Anyon, Jamie Faulconbridge 5. Westlake Girls High School – Holly Hamlin, Teau McKenzie, Stacey Wright, Olivia Hamlin 6. St. Kentigern College – George Brasell, Theo Lawson, Harry Craigie, Alex Munro 7. Albany Senior High School – Erica Dawson, Daniel Tait, Taylor Mitchell, Davin Dunthorne 8. Westlake Boys High School – Sam Schofield,
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