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2010 Major Award Recipients and Sponsors 2010 Major Award Recipients and Sponsors Year 11 Engineering Studies Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor Overall Winning Student 10676 Nathan Isaacson North Sydney Boys' High School CMA Electro Hydraulic Engineers Winning School North Sydney Boys' High School Tyree Overall Runners-Up 10299 Thomas Myles Maitland Grossmann High School Ansto 10231 Jethro Perez Loyola Senior High School Ansto Placement at Honeywell Engineering Summer School 10302 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School Faculty of Informatics 10625 James Kent Smith's Hill High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW BlueScope Steel Steel Solutions Award 10537 AmberAmber DamaschkeDamaschke BellingenBellingen HighHigh BlueScope Steel BlueScope Steel Women In Engineering Award 10258 Bernadette Cardillo Bulli High School BlueScope Steel Illawarra Coal Mechanical Engineering Award 10179 Robert Murphy Bulli High School Illawarra Coal Illawarra Coal Electrical Engineering Award 10585 Sevim Sahin Cecil Hills High School Illawarra Coal Women in Engineering Studies Award Winning Student 10443 Caitlin McGregor Caringbah High School Hooker Cockram Runners-Up 10689 Sarah Manning Smith's Hill High School Hooker Cockram 10655 Alyce Thompson Woonona High School Hooker Cockram Software Engineering Award Winning Student 10528 Lewis Roney St Catherine's Catholic College Singl Commonwealth Bank Runners-Up 10300 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School Commonwealth Bank 10328 David Smith Maitland Grossmann High School Commonwealth Bank Household Appliances Module Winning Student 10655 Alyce Thompson Woonona High School Dux Household Appliances Module Runners-Up 10656 Dylan Bardsley Woonona High School Dux 10630 Campbell Jirgens Nowra Anglican College Dux Landscape Products Module Winning Student 10676 Nathan Isaacson North Sydney Boys' High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Landscape Products Module Runners-Up 10302 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School Adelaide Brighton Limited 10328 David Smith Maitland Grossmann High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Braking Systems Module Winning Student 10299 Thomas Myles Maitland Grossmann High School Faiveley Transport Braking Systems Module Runners-Up 10180 Jed Austin Bulli High School Faiveley Transport 10610 Aden Reynolds Inaburra School Faiveley Transport Bio-Engineering Module Winning Student 10231 Jethro Perez Loyola Senior High School GE Healthcare Bio-Engineering Module Runners-Up 10305 Kerim Tan Fairvale High School GE Healthcare 10301 Rani Shlemon Fairvale High School GE Healthcare 10303 Roni Shlemon Fairvale High School GE Healthcare WinningWinning Student GrouGroupp 10652 Mani Antonopoulos Newington College UoW F SAE Team 10652 Christian Clarke Newington College UoW F SAE Team Best use of Referencing/ Bibliography 10582 Shaquille Elliott Cecil Hills High School Pearson Education Current as at 15/11/10 2010 Major Award Recipients and Sponsors Year 12 Engineering Studies Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor Overall Winning Student 10195 Marc Morelli St Patrick's College, Strathfield Gujarat NRE Winning School St Patrick's College, Strathfield Soto Group Pty Ltd Overall Runners-Up 10518 Andrew Grant Kirrawee High School Wilbartec 10605 Adrian Repole Inaburra School Harsco metals BlueScope Steel Solutions Award 10589 Nicholas Whitelaw Woonona High School BlueScope Steel BlueScope Steel Women in Engineering Award 10546 Sally Anderson South Grafton High School BlueScope Steel Illawarra Coal Mechanical Engineeringgg Award 10197 Anthonyy Barbaro St Patrick's College,g, Strathfield Illawarra Coal Illawarra Coal Electrical Engineering Award 10596 Kevin Tran Fairvale High School Illawarra Coal Wollongong City Council's Local Government Engineering Award 10636 Jess Milenkovska Illawarra Sports High Wollongong City Council Kiama Municipal Council's Local Government Engineering Award 10331 Joel Smith Nowra Anglican College Kiama Municipal Council Shellharbour City Council's Local Government Engineering Award 10037 Elizabeth Kadwell Illawarra Christian School - Tongarra Shellharbour City Council Use of Cement/Concrete in Civil Structures Module Winning Student 10198 Nick Smith Murray High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Runners-Up 10203 Tim Hamblin Murray High School Adelaide Brighton Limited 10463 Vincent Fox Bellingen High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Women in Civil Structures 10550 Jessica McLachlan South Grafton High School Hooker Cockram Civil Structures Module Winning Student 10605 Adrian Repole Inaburra School John Holland Pty Ltd Civil Structures Module Runners Up 10634 Harley McCreath Illawarra Sports High John Holland Pty Ltd 10281 Aaron Wilkinson St Peter's Catholic College John Holland Pty Ltd Personal & Public Transportpg Module Winning Student 10036 Elizabethabet Kadwellad e Illawarraa a a Christian C st a School Sc oo - Ton o gagarra a Roads & Traffic Authorityy NSW Personal & Public Transport Module Runners-Up 10043 Hayden Puckeridge Caringbah High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW 10044 Cameron Tseris Caringbah High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Lifting Devices Module Winning Student 10195 Marc Morelli St Patrick's College, Strathfield Port Kembla Port Corporation Lifting Devices Module Runners-Up 10333 Ryan Buss Bulli High School Port Kembla Port Corporation 10371 Patrick King Bulli High School Port Kembla Port Corporation Aeronautical Engineering Module Winning Student 10518 Andrew Grant Kirrawee High School BAE Systems Nowra Aeronautical Engineering Module Runners-Up 10601 Tim Nuttall Inaburra School BAE Systems Nowra 10284 Aaron Wilkinson St Peter's Catholic College BAE Systems Nowra Aeronautical Engineering Module Historical Awards Best Report Winners 10588 Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) Brennan Hatton Woonona High School 10283 Luiz de Souza St. Peter's Catholic College HARS Aeronautical Engineering Module Historical Awards Best Report Runners-Up 10568 Martin Henry Kirrawee High School HARS 10568 Jonathan Griffiths Kirrawee High School HARS 10331 Joel Smith Nowra Anglican College HARS Aeronautical Engineering Module Scouts Award 10386 Stefan Mitic Girraween High School Scouts Australia NSW Branch Telecommunications Engineering Module Winning Student 10495 Jake Kellner Figtree High School Faculty of Informatics Telecommunications Engineering Module Runners-Up 10310 Calvin Tam North Sydney Boys' High School Faculty of Informatics 10638 Matthew Dang North Sydney Boys' High School Faculty of Informatics Indigenous Students Awards Winner 10326 Jake Brockenshire Bellingen High School Faculty of Education Indigenous Students Awards Runners-Up 10295 Jake Brockenshire Bellingen High School Woolyungah Indigenous Centre 10327 Jake Brockenshire Bellingen High School Woolyungah Indigenous Centre Software Engineering Awards Winner 10634 Harley McCreath Illawarra Sports High Commonwealth Bank Software Engineering Awards Runners-Up 10597 Georgis Kanon Fairvale High School Commonwealth Bank 10649 Peter Sweeney Lakes Grammar Commonwealth Bank Best use of Referencing/ Bibliography 10603 Joshua Burns Inaburra School Pearson Education Current as at 15/11/10 2010 Major Award Recipients and Sponsors Year 11 Design and Technology Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor Overall Winning Student 10474 Stephanie Suber Clancy Catholic College Adelaide Brighton Limited Winning School Clancy Catholic College Hatch Associates Overall Runners-Up 10458 Rhiannan Willis Keira High School Ibis Wollongong 10262 Lotti Ropert Chevalier College Ibis Wollongong Winning Group 10263 Lotti Ropert Chevalier College Swire Industrial Services 10263 Nick Preddy Chevalier College Swire Industrial Services Placement at the Honeywell Engineering Summer School 10474 StephanieStephanie SuberSuber ClancyClancy CatholicCatholic CollegeCollege Douglas Partners Pty Ltd. Women in Design & Technology Winning Student 10473 Kaitlin Silooy Clancy Catholic College Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Women in Design & Technology Runners-Up 10264 Emily Murchie Chevalier College Roads & Traffic Authority NSW 10458 Rhiannan Willis Keira High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Portfolios Winning Student 10447 Chrysanthi Kalamvokis MLC Burwood Faculty of Engineering Portfolios Runners-Up 10351 Rebecca Rodriguez All Saints Senior College Faculty of Engineering 10219 Cassidy Holland NBSC Manly Selective Campus Faculty of Engineering Products Winning Student 10456 Narelle Gonzales All Saints Senior College Casula Faculty of Engineering Products Runners-Up 10448 Lucinda Denton MLC Burwood Faculty of Engineering 10262 Lotti Ropert Chevalier College Faculty of Engineering Computer Engineering Award Winning Student 10218 Jay Gilleatt NBSC Manly Selective Campus Commonwealth Bank Computer Engineering Award Runner-Up 10571 Adam Sneddon Kirrawee High School Commonwealth Bank Best use of Referencing/ Bibliography 10459 Kim Dam Keira High School Pearson Education Current as at 15/11/10 2010 Major Award Recipients and Sponsors Year 12 Design and Technology Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor Overall Winning Student 10434 Andrew Leto Freeman Catholic College Gujarat NRE Winning School Freeman Catholic College Soto Group Pty Ltd Overall Runners-Up 10575 Jared Winter Trinity College Novotel Wollongong Northbeach 10622 Jevan Michelsen Sydney Technical High School Novotel Wollongong Northbeach Special RTA Transport Solutions Award 10155 Evander Xavier All Saints Senior College Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Women in Design & Technology Winning
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