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Nswccc Blue Award Recipients 2014 NSWCCC BLUE AWARD RECIPIENTS 2014 Sara Anastasieska Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Basketball Kiera Austin Mercy Catholic College Chatswood Bar Netball James Baber Terra Sancta College Schofields Blue AFL Hannah Bacon St Patrick's College Sutherland Blue Football Adam Barbaro Marist College Eastwood Blue Baseball Luke Bartier Marist College Kogarah Blue Cricket - Boys Rebecca Beeson MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Blue Cricket - Girls Kate Biviano Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Water Polo Francis Brown MacKillop Catholic College Warnervale Bar Rugby Nathan Calman St Gregory's College Campbelltown Bar Diving Myles Cherry St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton Blue Basketball Doey Choi Santa Sabina College Strathfield Blue Golf Jacob Cincurak Xavier High School Albury Blue Basketball Oliver Clark Terra Sancta College Schofields Blue Rugby League Alexander Cooper St Gregory's College Campbelltown Blue Softball Matthew Crowe Marist College North Shore North Sydney Blue Athletics Luke Cuthbert Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Blue AFL Pearse Dolan Marcellin College Randwick Blue Tennis Amy Draper Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Blue Touch Matthew Edwards Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Blue AFL Mekayla Everingham MacKillop Senior College Port Macquarie Blue Swimming Isaac Farmilo McCarthy College Tamworth Bar Hockey - Boys Jacinta Fisher Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Athletics Andrea Gillard MacKillop College Bathurst Bar Hockey - Girls Hannah Gray Marist Sister's College Woolwich Blue Water Polo Amy Harding St Clare's College Waverley Blue Cross Country Sophie Heeney McCarthy College Tamworth Blue Triathlon Zach Holdsworth St Patrick's College Sutherland Blue Athletics Clara Iemma St Ursula's College Kingsgrove Blue Cricket - Girls Daniel Jennings Champagnat Catholic College Pagewood Blue Athletics Kieren Johnston St Peter's Catholic College Wyong Bar Baseball Jean-Louis Jones Holy Cross College Ryde Blue Touch Daniel Kolar Champagnat Catholic College Pagewood Bar Golf Patricia Koutsoukos Casimir Catholic College Marrickville Blue Volleyball Brock Lamb All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland Blue Rugby League Kurt Lovett Red Bend Catholic College Forbes Blue Hockey - Boys Natasha Markham Marian Catholic College Kenthurst Blue Softball Alison Miller Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga Blue Netball Arjun Nair Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Blue Cricket - Boys Bridget O'Malley Santa Sabina College Strathfield Blue Volleyball Matthew Pender All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland Bar Swimming Lucy Raulston Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga Blue AFL Grace Robinson Bethany College Hurstville Blue Athletics Jake Robinson All Saints College, St Mary's Campus Maitland Blue Water Polo Ryan Roche Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Blue Swimming Joshua Ryan McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains Blue Softball Nicole Saldern Stella Maris College Manly Blue Touch Mary Sandral St Francis de Sales Regional College Leeton Blue AFL Jacqueline Schafer Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Swimming Ben Scobie St Patrick's College Sutherland Blue Water Polo Alysha Skerritt Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Blue Basketball Riley Smith St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park Blue Hockey - Girls Matthew Stewart Magdalene Catholic High Narellan Blue Football Benjamin Thomson Marian Catholic College Round Corner Blue Cross Country Jane Vanzino Brigidine College St Ives Blue Touch Thomas Wong Marcellin College Randwick Blue Touch Ashleigh Wright Southern Cross Vocational College Burwood Blue Softball Jonathan Yaw Marcellin College Randwick Blue Volleyball .
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