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Volunteer List by School 2019 MOGUL SKI WORLD AUSTRALIAN INTERSCHOOLS SNOWSPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS Volunteer List By School All volunteers are to report 15 minutes prior to the start of course inspection Failure to report may result in fines to the school and loss of Championship points School Name Name Surname Event Div Gender Abbotsleigh Kim Elsley Ski Cross 2 female Abbotsleigh Catherine Salisbury Alpine 3 female Abbotsleigh Junior School Vicky Zeng Alpine 6 female Ascham School Todd Cannock Alpine 2 female Ascham School Adrienne Halley Alpine 4 female Ascham School Jamie Vueti Alpine 4 female Ascham School Sarah Punch Ski Cross 4 female Bacchus Marsh Grammar Tracy Wray Alpine 4 female Barker College Geraldene Dobson Snowboard GS 3 male Bellbrae PS Doji SInger Ski Cross 4 female Bright P-12 College Ross Walker Alpine 5 male Brighton Grammar School Kirsty Hunt Slopestyle Ski 2 male Brighton Grammar School Kathryn Marshall Snowboard Cross 4 male Bundeena Public School Lauren Fitzhenry Alpine 6 male Canberra Girls Grammar Junior ACT Jason Koch Snowboard GS 4 female Canberra Grammar Junior School ACT Karen Byron Snowboard Cross 5 female Canberra Grammar Junior School ACT Linda Peake Snowboard GS 5 female Canberra Grammar School ACT Andrew Martin Alpine 2 male Carey Baptist Grammar Jehrom Clift Ski Cross 2 female Carey Baptist Grammar Georgia Armstrong Snowboard Cross 4 female Carey Baptist Grammar Vanessa Newport Alpine 2 male Carey Baptist Grammar Warde Elliott Ski Cross 2 male Carey Baptist Grammar Katelyn McQuiggan Slopestyle Snowboard 2 male Carey Baptist Grammar Trish Unwin Snowboard Cross 2 male Caulfield Grammar School Peter Gibbons Ski Cross 1 female Caulfield Grammar School Peter Gibbons Moguls 2 female Caulfield Grammar School Peter Gibbons Snowboard GS 2 female Caulfield Grammar School Peter Gibbons Snowboard Cross 3 female Caulfield Grammar School Peter Gibbons Snowboard GS 3 female Cronulla High School Justin Hubbard Snowboard GS 2 female Eastern Fleurieu School Leah Breen Ski Cross 5 female Falls Creek Primary School Jane Behrendorff Snowboard Cross 4 male Falls Creek Primary School Nyree Fiddes Moguls 5 male Firbank Grammar School Christine Parkes Slopestyle Snowboard 1 female Fitzroy North Primary School Johnny Black Alpine 6 male Frensham Darren Pernice Ski Cross 3 female Frensham Darren Pernice Slopestyle Ski 1 male Geelong College Lisa Ryan Moguls 1 female Geelong College Paul Kearns Moguls 2 male Geelong College Adrian Deans Slopestyle Ski 2 male Geelong College Richard Facer Snowboard Cross 2 male Geelong Grammar School - Junior Lizzie Roche Alpine 5 female Geelong Grammar School - Junior Lizzie Roche Ski Cross 5 female Geelong Grammar School - Junior Penelope D'Alton Snowboard Cross 5 female Geelong Grammar School - Junior Mark Coombe-Tennant Alpine 4 male Geelong Grammar School - Junior Mark Coombe-Tennant Ski Cross 4 male Geelong Grammar School - Junior Christine Chapman Snowboard Cross 4 male Geelong Grammar School - Junior Christine Chapman Snowboard GS 4 male Geelong Grammar School - Junior James bergmuller Ski Cross 6 male Geelong Grammar School (senior) Greg Coomber Slopestyle Snowboard 1 female Geelong Grammar School (senior) Miranda Lansell Alpine 2 female Geelong Grammar School (senior) Anna Hyles Ski Cross 1 male Geelong Grammar School (senior) Greg Coomber Snowboard Cross 1 male Haileybury College Doug Painter Snowboard Cross 1 female Haileybury College Damian Donahoo Snowboard Cross 1 male Haileybury College Alison Atkins Snowboard Cross 3 male Haileybury College Chelcey Lawrence Snowboard GS 4 male Haileybury Girls College Meredith Shiell Slopestyle Snowboard 2 female Haileybury Girls College Lucy Botterill Snowboard Cross 3 female Ivanhoe Grammar School Daphne Smith Snowboard Cross 1 male Ivanhoe Grammar School Julie Nichol Slopestyle Ski 3 male Jindabyne Central School Teena Robinson Slopestyle Ski 1 female Jindabyne Central School Petrina Baff Snowboard Cross 1 female Jindabyne Central School Anthony Evans Alpine 3 female Jindabyne Central School Anthony Evans Ski Cross 3 female Jindabyne Central School Kim Baldwin Snowboard Cross 4 female Jindabyne Central School Kim Baldwin Snowboard GS 4 female Jindabyne Central School Alina Matterson Snowboard GS 5 female Jindabyne Central School Sarah Forsdyke Alpine 6 female Jindabyne Central School Alisha Russell Alpine 6 female Jindabyne Central School Alisha Russell Ski Cross 6 female Jindabyne Central School Petrina Baff Snowboard Cross 1 male Jindabyne Central School Carl Chicco Alpine 3 male Jindabyne Central School Cameron Barton Moguls 3 male Jindabyne Central School Carl Chicco Ski Cross 3 male Jindabyne Central School Cameron Barton Snowboard GS 3 male Jindabyne Central School Jane Murray Snowboard GS 3 male Jindabyne Central School Laura Smith Snowboard Cross 4 male Jindabyne Central School Sharon Cornish Snowboard GS 4 male Jindabyne Central School Laura Smith Snowboard GS 4 male Jindabyne Central School Laura Smith Snowboard Cross 5 male Jindabyne Central School Laura Smith Snowboard GS 5 male Jindabyne Central School Caroline Brauer Alpine 6 male Kincoppal-Rose Bay Susan Gorman Moguls 4 female Kincoppal-Rose Bay Tom Leary Alpine 6 female Knox Grammar School Daryl Phillips Alpine 1 male Knox Grammar School Ben James Ski Cross 1 male Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Ski Cross 1 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard Cross 1 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard GS 1 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard Cross 4 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard GS 4 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Alpine 5 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Alpine 5 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard Cross 5 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard Cross 5 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Snowboard GS 5 female Lauriston Girls School Lisa Howden Slopestyle Snowboard 3 male Lycee Condorcet justin phillips Ski Cross 5 male Mansfield/Mt Buller Primary School Susannah Hunt Ski Cross 5 female Mansfield/Mt Buller Primary School Caley Lister Alpine 6 female Mansfield/Mt Buller Primary School Julieanne Tait Alpine 6 female Mansfield/Mt Buller Primary School Roger Sheldrick Snowboard Cross 4 male Mansfield/Mt Buller Primary School Mark Angleton Ski Cross 6 male Melbourne Girls Grammar Peter Ramsay Alpine 2 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Danielle Fergus Moguls 2 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Dominic Boffa Ski Cross 2 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Alexandra Davies Ski Cross 2 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Eva Stockdale Slopestyle Ski 2 female Melbourne Girls Grammar David Roberts Snowboard Cross 2 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Sarah Morgan Alpine 3 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Sandy Lawson Snowboard Cross 3 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Craig Lawson Snowboard GS 3 female Melbourne Girls Grammar George Davies Moguls 4 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Duncan Buckley Alpine 5 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Dean Cook Moguls 5 female Melbourne Girls Grammar Sarah Freeman Moguls 5 female Melbourne Grammar School Cam Fuller Moguls 1 male Melbourne Grammar School Tiffany Fuller Ski Cross 1 male Melbourne Grammar School Florence Lin Snowboard GS 1 male Melbourne Grammar School Diane May Snowboard GS 1 male Melbourne Grammar School Craig Bartle Ski Cross 2 male Melbourne Grammar School Lyn Watson Alpine 3 male Melbourne Grammar School Hannah Crawford Moguls 3 male Melbourne Grammar School Luisa Bosci Slopestyle Ski 3 male Melbourne Grammar School Geoff Nicol Snowboard Cross 3 male Melbourne Grammar School Kane Devitt Snowboard GS 3 male Melbourne Grammar -Grimwade House Mitch Le Fevre Moguls 4 female Melbourne Grammar -Grimwade House Tom Finney Moguls 5 female Melbourne Grammar -Grimwade House Jo Clancy Alpine 4 male Melbourne Grammar -Grimwade House Mitch Le Fevre Ski Cross 4 male Melbourne Grammar -Grimwade House Simon Calbert Alpine 5 male Melbourne Grammar -Grimwade House Tom Finney Ski Cross 5 male Mentone Grammar Jeffrey Richardson Slopestyle Ski 3 male MLC Kirsten Kruse Slopestyle Ski 1 female MLC Rosalind Edmanson Snowboard Cross 1 female MLC Adam Seedsman Ski Cross 2 female MLC Paul LeMaire Snowboard Cross 2 female MLC Manola Grollo Ski Cross 3 female MLC Eliza McGregor Snowboard GS 3 female MLC Miriam Bar Snowboard GS 4 female MLC Stephanie Spilsbury Snowboard GS 4 female MLC Damien Sandy Ski Cross 5 female Mont Albert Primary School Jan Prasetya Snowboard Cross 4 female Northern Beaches Secondary College Kim Moss Snowboard GS 1 male Our Lady Of Fatima School Caringbah Justin Hubbard Snowboard Cross 5 female Our Lady Of Fatima School Caringbah Justin Hubbard Snowboard GS 4 female Our Lady Of Fatima School Caringbah Justin Hibbard Ski Cross 2 male Oxley College Bowral Wayne Masters Slopestyle Snowboard 2 male Oxley College Bowral Wayne Masters Snowboard Cross 2 male Oxley College Bowral Matthew Anstee Alpine 3 male Parklea Public School Tim Smith Alpine 5 male Parklea Public School Tim Smith Moguls 5 male Port Melbourne Primary School sarah matenson Snowboard GS 4 male Pymble Ladies' College Stephen Wilson Ski Cross 1 female Pymble Ladies' College Simon Wheatley Alpine 2 female Pymble Ladies' College Gina Rees Snowboard GS 2 female Pymble Ladies' College John Davis Alpine 3 female Pymble Ladies' College Samantha Edwards Alpine 5 female Pymble Ladies' College Nick Luzar Alpine 1 female Queenwood School For Girls Paul Billingham Slopestyle Snowboard 3 female Queenwood School For Girls Kasha Wojcik Slopestyle Snowboard 3 female Queenwood School For Girls Kasha Wojcik Ski Cross 6 female Radford
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