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2013 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARDS NSW AWARD RECIPIENTS School Student First Name Student Surname Al-Faisal College Rania Abed Dubbo Christian School Kahlee Adams Karabar High School Samuel Adams Bega High School April Alcock Ashford Central School Shani Allen Carlingford High School Heather Anderson Mount St Joseph Abby Andrews St Spyridon College Senior School James Andrews Coolah Central School Hayley Arden Kiama High School Christie Arthur Ambarvale High School Jake Baggaley Mudgee High School Rebecca Bailey Marist College - Pagewood Jaiden Basalo Dubbo College Senior Campus Zoe Basham Roseville College Eliza basheer Oxley College Jacquline Basquil Lake Munmorah High School Jyan Beale Elizabeth Macarthur High School Luke Beezem Quirindi High School Cody Beresford Broken Hill High School Samantha Betts St Gregory's College Todd Biilmann St Scholastica's College Jali Blair-Summons Coffs Harbour Senior College Elise Boccanfuse Delany College Madeleine Bollard Ravenswood School for Girls Laura Borkman Brigidine College - St Ives Allison Bradley Gilgandra High School Peta Bradley St John Bosco College Nicholas Brooks Barellan Central School Sally Brown Murray High School Emily Browne Duval High School Fiona Brunckhorst Blaxland High School Nathan Bryan Bethlehem College Isabelle Bucher Emmanuel Anglican College Caleb Burke Murwillumbah High School Alesha Butters Ascham School Holly Campbell Hunter River High School Kayla Campbell Kirrawee High School Michaela Campbell Kooringal High School Elise Campbell Moorebank High School Sabrina Carini Kyogle High School Jasmyne Carr SCECGS Darlinghurst Marina Carrier Homebush Boys High School Rowan Castro Figtree High School Kelly Chan Tamworth High School Jorga-rose Choice Kelso High School Andrew Christie Endeavour Sports High School Lachlan Clarke Snowy Mountains Grammar Matilda Coates McCarthy Catholic College Brittany Coe St Clare's College Waverley Clare Coleman Casino High School Katie Collison St Pius X College Anthony Collum Warners Bay High School Isabel Cootes Katoomba High School Rodney Cormack Marist College - North Shore Harrison Cornay St Edwards College- Gosford James Cox St Andrew's Christian School Teena Cumming Santa Sabina College Elise Cummins Bomaderry High School Tarni Cunningham Tweed River High School Sammy-Jo Curtis Ulladulla High School Joshua Curtis Holy Spirit College - Lakemba Christiana Daaboul Concord High School Tamara Dabic Magdalene Catholic High school Aaron Dalmazio Wyong High School Preston Daniel Barker College Tyson Davis Davidson High School Cameron Davis Gunnedah High School Molly Dawson Queenwood School for Girls Sophie Deans Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College Ariane Demetriou Brigidine College - Randwick Hannah Denney Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School Samuel Dick Bethany College Hurstville Brianna Dinley Merrylands High School Phoenix Docker St Vincent's College Elizabeth Doherty Macintyre High School Callum Dolby Murrumburrah High School Jordan Douglass Mackillop College - Bathurst Lauren Dove The Pittwater House Girls School Kelsey Dunlop Marist College - Eastwood James Dunn Yanco Agricultural High School John Duryea Warilla High School Blake Edgar Macarthur Anglican School Kaylie Ekinci Glenmore Park High School Jessica Elliott Woodenbong Central School Hannah Emily Geyer Maitland High School Thomas Etheridge St Paul's High School Makayla Everingham Picton High School Tania Fassolis Baulkham Hills High School Buddhima Fernando St George Girls High School Felicia Fernando Pennant Hills High School Rebeka Field Lisarow High School William Finley Mackillop Catholic College Beau Fleming St Luke's Grammar School - Dee Why Lucy Fletcher St Patrick's College - Strathfield Yanek Fochesato All Saints Grammar George Fountotos Southern Cross School K-12 Gabe Francis Domremy College Elesa Frangieh-Nencioni Kinross Wolaroi School Billy Freeman Abbotsleigh Sofie French Illawarra Christian School Brooklan Frkovic Mount Annan High School Olivia Fryer Xavier High School Olivia Gallaway Terrigal High School Elyssia Gasparotto All Saints College - St Mary's Campus Mathew George Kanahooka High School Elise Gersbach Mackellar Girls Campus Hannah Gibson St Mary's Catholic School Ashleigh Giddings St John Evangelist High School Lauren Gilbert Toormina High School Audrey Gillingham Wenona School Ellen Goldsmith Blakehurst High School Danil Goloubev Randwick Girls High School Steffy Gomez Condobolin High School Toby Goodsell Wade High School Joel Gordon Wollumbin High School Sheridan Gorton Nagle College Jordana Grant Calrossy Girls Campus - Tamworth Emily Grellman Menai High School Jasmin Grey La Salle Catholic College Jonathan Grozdanovski Woolgoolga High School Nicole Gusman Asquith Girls High School Meagan Hale Catherine McAuley - Westmead Kate Hanna Riverside Girls High School Rachel Hansen Maitland Grossmann High School Liam Hardy James Sheahan Catholic High School Stephanie Harrison Lucas Heights Community School Nicholas Harrison St Andrews Cathedral School Sarah Hayes Redfield College Chris Healey Ballina High School Sarah Hebbel-Clarke Chifley College - Bidwill Campus Renee Hebden Barham High School Jade Heffer Mount St Patrick College Zoe Heiniger Billabong High School William Heriot Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College -Berkeley Vale Campus Danielle Hession Cobar High School Luke Hillier Scone High School Sophie Hinde Randwick Girls High School Madison Hobson Coleambally Central School Luke Hogan Wagga Wagga High School laura Hogan Bingara Central School Taylor Holland-Wright Holroyd High School Pitou Hong Greystanes High School Taylor Hornery Newington College Anthony Hrysanthos Ambarvale High School Reid Hudson Cranbrook School Sam Hudson St Paul's Catholic College - Greystanes Jake Hutt St Mary's College - Gunnedah Megan Isbester Orange High School Lachlan Jensen Sydney Secondary College - Leichhardt Campus Shrirahm Jeyasri Mount View High School Chantelle Jones Macarthur Girls High School Rana Karakus Conservatorium High School Panagiotis Karamanos Byron Bay High School Taylor Kempnich Sydney Boys High School Daniel Keogh Bowraville Central School Samuel Kete St Charbels College Ashley Khouri Hornsby Girls High School Clementine Kind Cessnock High School Maddison King St Ignatius' College Mathew King Saint Ignatius College, Riverview Matthew King Grafton High School Sarah Kitcher Knox Grammar School Reagan Klemt Ashfield Boys High School Jake Knott Hunter Valley Grammar School Caitlin Knox Wadalba Community School Dallas Koen Prairiewood High School Aimee Kovacic St Aloysius' College Fabijan Krslovic Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Audrey Kyriacou Muswellbrook High School John Langley Birrong Girls High School Mele Latu Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School Ciaran Lavers Bowral High School Keira Leahy La Salle Academy Lithgow Amelia Leard Batemans Bay High School Jamie Leddy Sydney Girls High School Carolyn Lee Chevalier College Chelsea Lenarduzzi Moriah College Sophie Levy Westport High School Samuel Lewthwaite Sydney Technical High School Gavin Liang Oxley High School Sam Liles Corowa High School Tyson Logie Wagga Wagga Christian College Madeleine Lucas Bulli High School Damian Lum Sefton High School Brendan Luo Springwood High School Jordan Lynch Ryde Secondary College Andreas Lyndon Broughton Anglican College Madison Macpherson Lambton High School Jackson Maddocks Waverly College Brendan Madeira Maclean High School Nirvarna Makings Newman Senior Technical College Laura Ann Malligan Georges River College - Penshurst Girls Campus Laylaa Martin Freeman Catholic College Joanna Martino Sacred Heart Central School Samantha Maxwell Callaghan College - Jesmond Campus Jamie Mayan Marist College - Kogarah Andrew McAdam Junee High School Elisha McDermott St Francis De Sales Regional College - Leeton Haylee McDonell Kempsey High School Claudia McGarry Kincumber High School Bradley McIntyre James Fallon High School Jessica McKenzie Ariah Park Central School Jayden McLean Finley High School Sarah McRae Our Lady of Mercy College, Parramatta Marissa Mentis The Hills Grammar School Mikaela Middleton Mater Dei Catholic College Rebecca Miller Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College, Tumbi Umbi Campus Michael Miller The Forest High School Todd Mills Beverly Hills Girls High School Sarah Mitchell Arthur Phillip High School Robert Moiler Holy Spirit College - Lakemba Felix Moli Rutherford Technology High School Marissa Morey Clancy Catholic College Isabella Moros Cerdon College Sarah Morosin Chatham High School Talara Morris Lithgow High School Jay Morris Forbes High School Darcie Morrison Mitchell High School Stemon Mow Galston High School Nicholas Mule Tenterfield High School Jayson Murphy Meriden School Laura Murray Tumut High School Aylsa Murray St Andrew's College, John Paul II Campus Adrian Musel Loreto Normanhurst Holly Musgrave Callaghan College Waratah Technology Campus Jackson Myers Trinity Grammar School Henry Naylor Bonalbo Central School Sam Neilsen Molong Central School Tegan Nicholls Richmond River High School Sam Nilon Girraween High School Rachael Louise Noble Caringbah High School Michael Northey Arden Anglican School Benjamin O'Connell St Mary's Star of the Sea Georgia Ohrdorf Tara Anglican School for Girls Ashleigh O'Keeffe Willyama High School Ellysia Oldsen The Rock Central School Sarah O'Leary Cowra High School Charlotte Oliver Arndell Anglican College Natalie Otten Strathfield Girls High School Zahra Ousmand Danebank Anglican School for Girls Jessica Pallis Epping Boys High School Cameron Pappas Bishop Druitt College Emily Parkes St Catherine's
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