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new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Anna Pank Abbotsleigh An Anglican School for Girls Emily Williams Abbotsleigh An Anglican School for Girls Brooke Johnson Albury High School Chris Behan Alstonville High School Brittney Horan Ardlethan Central School Alicia Maguire Ariah Park Central School Alex Potter Armidale High School Emily Ratcliffe Arndell Anglican College Alexandra Templeton Ascham Mathew Lewis Ashford Central School Stephanie Short Asquith Girls High School Katrina Anderson Ballina High School Jonathon Dean Bathurst High School Russell Bateman Bede Polding College Will Ives Bega High School Bo Taggart Bellingen High School Meegan Shepherd Belmont High School Amy Lee Bethlehem College - Ashfield Susie Hong Tam Nguyen Beverley Hills Girls High School Alison Seidel Billabong High School Edward Toafa Birrong Boys High School Louise Stephens Birrong Girls High School Chris Vais Blakehurst High School Nicholas Dean Blayney High School Morgan Brown Blue Mountains Grammar School Nardia Gray Bomaderry High School Tara Goldberg Bombala High School Roy Bell Bonalbo Central School Christian Lotter Bowral High School Anna-liese Grace Bowraville Central School Kate Baseley Brigidine College - Randwick Natalie Bentley Brigidine College - St Ives new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Kara Shackleton Brisbane Water Secondary College - Umina Emma Zanette Broken Hill High School Luke Horton Buladelah Central School Dylan Baker Callaghan College - Waratah Technology Campus Kylie Evans Campbelltown Performing Arts High School Sarah McLaughlan Canowindra High School Lisa Corrigan Canowindra High School Diane Basore Caringbah High School Samantha Coote Caroline Chisholm College Vanessa Flood Castle Hill High School Jessica Smith Catherine McAuley College - Grafton Bianca Mills Central Coast Grammar School Sarah O'Neill Cerdon College Tye Olsen Cessnock High School Rebecca Wilson Chatham High School Alex Speirs Cheltenham Girls High School Melissa Black Cherrybrook Technology High School Kirsty Last Chester Hill High School Shaun Lee Christian Brothers College - Burwood Daniel Raybould Cobar High School Claire Davies Coffs Harbour Senior College Leonie Burford Colo High School Ryan Sullivan Colyton High School Tamara Yuen Conservatorium High School Megan Williams Coolah Central School Elizabeth Wall Coomealla High School Jacquie O'Donoghue Corowa High School Leigh Brown Coverdale Christian School Rachelle Kiely Cowra Central School Lyndsay Spurway Cranebrook High School Chris Law Cranebrook High School Jacqueline Barron Cumberland High School new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Joanne Mikl Danebank Anglican Girls School Carly Nauruschat Dapto High School Heath Mawson Davidson High School Mark Paterson De La Salle Ashfield Kathryn Hehir Deniliquin High School Lisa Connell Dorrigo High School Katie Batten Dubbo Christian School Mandie Shuttle Dubbo College (Delroy Campus) Zoe Jackel Dubbo College (Senior Campus) Kristi Renneberg Dubbo College (Senior Campus) Josh Dunne Duval High School Sarah Spackman Duval High School Frederick Corbett Eagle Vale High School Jacqui Brown Eden Marine Technology High School Karina Banister Elderslie High School Toni Flegg Elizabeth Macarthur High School Kate Krywulycz Endeavour Sports High School Belinda Wilsher Engadine High School Jonathan Bailey Epping Boys High Anna Harvey Evans River K–12 School Nathan Morris Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School Liz Monahan Figtree High School Michael Lisney Freshwater High School Kate Bellamy Galston High School Mark Reichelt Gilgandra High School Sarah Bailey Gilroy College James Triplett Gosford High School Steven Edmonds Goulburn High School Jessica Dawes Grafton High School Julie McCanna Griffith High School Leisa Geddes Gunnedah High School Kyaw Kyaw Oo Holroyd High School new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Tony Luu Holsworthy High School Matthew Werakso Holy Spirit College - Bellambi Jessica Manning Holy Spirit College - Lakemba Katie Moyes Hornsby Girls High School Christie-Lee Drummond Hoxton Park High School Toni Wotherspoon Hunter School of the Performing Arts Shaun Skuthorpe Hunter Sports High School Matthew Hiesley Illawarra Sports High School Brad Charter Inverell High School Joel Shepherd James Fallon High School Julia Chessman James Ruse Agricultural High School Janaya Moss James Sheahan Catholic High School Rebecca Junor Jamison High School Nicole Seccombe John Paul College Gavin Jeffries Junee High School Haley Leeson Kadina High School Holly Gay Kambala Justine Thomson Kanahooka High School William McCurley Karabar High School Jessica McGrath Kelso High School Ellen Rosten Kempsey High School Phillipa Simmons Kincoppal - Rose Bay Michelle Ede Kingscliff High School Amanda Dodson Kingsgrove High School Jeremy Farrell Knox Grammar School Stephen McIntyre Kooringal High School Kayla Lawson Kotara High School Stephen Smith Leichhardt High School Hayley Pearson Lindisfarne Anglican School Cassandra Richards Lisarow High School Desmond Baglin Lismore High School Todd Brownlow Lithgow High School new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Annie Cahill Loreto Kirribilli Belinda Johnson Loreto Kirribilli Jane Armstrong Loreto Normanhurst Nicole Brown Lucas Heights Community School Christie Underwood Macintyre High School Alexandra Doyle Mackellar Girls High School Erica Halloway Mackillop College - Bathurst Mitchell Lawrence Macksville High School Suzanne Grady Macquarie Fields High School Dale Hodges Maitland Grossmann High School Samone Ison-Kiem Maitland High School Benjamin Buffett Manilla Central School Ashley Dennis Marist College Eastwood Jessica Montague Menai High School Tanya Kassas Mendooran Central School Bradley Nolan Menindee Central School Holly Maxymenko Merewether High School Saraih Werry Meriden School Shane Roberts Merrylands High School Aimee French Mitchell High School Nathan Caldwell Monaro High School Michael Boas Moriah College Katie Schneider Morisset High School William Farrell Moruya High School Robert Aoukar Mosman High School Katrina Huxley Mount St Benedict College Janelle Scarborough Mount St Joseph - Milperra Merrin Bradford Mt Austin High School Emma Coombe Mt Erin High School Richard Hoffmann Mudgee High School Bill Hamilton Mullumbimby High School Nicola Cronin Murray High School new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Rebecca Patison Murwillumbah High School Kristal Hinschen Muswellbrook High School Kristy Mason Nambucca Heads High School Lisa Hunter Narrabeen Sports High School Lisa Panton Narrabri High School Shaun Clarke Narromine High School Emma Brennan Newcastle High School Daniel Wilson Newington College Brynn Wales Nimbin Central School Jamie Alexander North Sydney Boys High School Tamasin Meller North Sydney Girls High School Philip Collins Oakhill College Monique King Oberon High School Philippa Thornberry Orange High School Felicity Israel Orara High School Celia Maunder Our Lady of Mercy College - Parramatta Adriana Vucetic Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Nicole Castledine Oxley High School Michael Webb Patrician Brothers College - Fairfield Jacklyn Eddy Pennant Hills High School Matthew Maydo Pittwater House Grammar School Kiel Roberts Port Hacking High School Adam Miller Port Macquarie High School Ana Akmacic Prairiewood High School Lucy Millner Pymble Ladies College Raglan Maddox Queanbeyan High School Candice Trevenna Queenwood School for Girls Paris Robinson Randwick Girls High School Daniel Woods Richmond High School Matthew Lewis Richmond River High School Hannah Walters Riverside Girls High School Charlotte Kwik Roseville College new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Renae Scuglia Ryde Secondary College Stacey Kemp Sacred Heart Central School Rebecca Cooper Santa Sabina College - Strathfield Will Clifford Snowy Mountains Grammar School Kenishia Warren South Grafton High School Joanne Sutton South Sydney High School Hayley Miles Southern Cross High School Angela Jenkins Springwood High School Phillip Reardon St Anne's Central School Angela Carle St Clare’s High School Michael Dowling St Dominics College - Penrith Harry Pikis St Euphemia College Daniel Johnson St Francis Xavier's College - Hamilton Melanie Speet St George Girls’ High School Hugh Tancred St Ignatius’ College Adam Brown St Ives High School Damian Beaufils St John Bosco College - Engadine Kathryn Hull St Johns Park High School Monique Christie-Johnston St Joseph’s Central School - Oberon Fergus Dorney St Joseph’s College - Hunters Hill Joshua Southgate St Josephs Vocational College Kate Lowe St Mary’s Central School Deanna Fulwood St Mary’s College - Gunnedah Katherine Etheridge St Marys Senior High School Adrian Goold St Michael’s Regional High School Matthew Fields St Patrick’s College - Strathfield Benjamin Shaw St Paul's College - Kempsey Sunshine Connelly St Paul's High College - Booragul Melissa Bowley St Paul's High School Zane Osborn St Philip's Christian College Jeneane Carnuccio St Scholastica’s College Vanessa Vallianos St Spyridon College Senior School new south wales Olympic Council 2002 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN AWARD WINNERS NAME SCHOOL Lara Middleton St Vincent’s College - Potts Point Cassani Mairs Stella Maris College - Manly Lauren Craig Strathfield Girls High School Luke Foord Strathfield South High School
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