Premier cultural awards
Female: Gypsy Mae Harihona Harrison and Georgia Sillibourne equal 1; male: Karan Ragali.
Sports awards
Senior sportswoman: Francsiska Yanzick. Senior sportsman: Brady Kingan. Outstanding contribution: Ellen McAtamney. Outstanding sportswoman: Jessica Fraser.
Sporting blues Cricket: Amber Cunningham.
Trap shooting: Georgia-Kate Blair.
Rowing: Reuben Mihaere, Charlie Wallis, Molly Kay, Georgia Dyson.
Basketball: Matt Brien, Alex Gonzales, Leam Ryan, Keegan Anderson, Kalas Taukamo, Antonio Misiloi, William Sunderland, Jack Souness, Hikari Shigenobu, Mark Xie, Brinkley Botting, Joshua Botting.
Sporting pennant
Gymnastics: Caitlin Middlemiss.
Special awards
Scholarship certificates: Brady Kingan, University of Otago leaders of tomorrow scholarship; Jack Sinclair, University of Otago leaders of tomorrow scholarship; Brittany Caldwell, Lincoln University Teen Agri Award, North Otago Federated Farmers scholarship; Julia Fauth, University of Victoria excellence award, Central Otago Lakes Trust Scholarship; Georgia Haggerty, Central Otago Lakes Trust Scholarship; Sydney Telfer, Central Otago Lakes Trust scholarship, University of Auckland Scholarship; Mitali Singh, University of Otago academic excellence scholarship; Sean Daly, Challenge Work Trust scholarship.
Academic awards
Level 1
First in class: Holly Malcolm, religious studies, business studies, 1st equal science; Jacqui Malcolm, English, 1st equal science, art; Charlotte Page, alternative English; Adam Sew Hoy, mathematics, history; Ella Sanderson, agriculture; Levi Emery, physical education; Jared Hardy, material technology; Jayde Pickworth, graphics, 1st equal art; Stan Papaioannou, information technology; Ellie Monk, food technology; Emma Fox, 1st equal art; Tom Sinclair, geography; Emma-Kate Newlove, music.
Level 2
First in class: Max Stewart, 1st equal religious studies; Emma Middlemass, biology, chemistry, business studies, 1st equal religious studies; Ashley Pink, English, geography; Jazmin Parker, alternative English; Kate Nally, media studies; Mitchell Lowen, mathematics with algebra and calculus, physics; Moriah Tyrrell, mathematics with statistics; Meg Knowler, agriculture; Sophia Alaloto, 1st equal physical education; Rose McCarthy, 1st equal physical education; Sean O'Brien, graphics; Brittany Tiffen, fabric technology; Sinamaru Whippy, information technology; Georgia Firman, food technology; Rosie Pope, 1st equal art; GypsyMae Harihona Harrison, 1st equal art; Josh Cunningham, drama; Pierce McLeod, history; Jase Ryan, vocational pathways.
Level 3
First in class: Mitali Singh, religious studies, English, chemistry, art; Sydney Telfer, media studies, mathematics with statistics, biology, history; Charlie Wallis, mathematics with calculus; Jack Sinclair, physics; Brittany Caldwell, agriculture, economics; Brady Kingan, physical education; Josh Macaulay, material technology; Shaun Andales, graphics, music; Georgia Kate Blair, fabric technology; Brooklyn Johnston, food technology, drama; Kimberley Allan, art sculpture; Julia Fauth, classical studies; Lily Webster, geography.
Special prizes
Mitali Singh, dux; Georgia Malcolm, proxime accessit; Sydney Telfer, college captains Teschemakers TrophyBrady Kingan, college captains Bill Higgins Memorial Trophy; Ella Hitchcock, junior application and participation; Ilaisipa Tahaafe, senior application and participation; Holly Malcolm, junior general excellence; Sydney Telfer, senior general excellence; Ilaisipa Tahaafe, most outstanding Pasifika female; Antonio Misiloi, most outstanding Pasifika male; Georgia Malcolm, DJ Mulheron Sciences Cup; Holly Malcolm, 1st aggregate year 11; Emma Middlemass, 1st aggregate year 12; Julia Fauth, year 13 Christian leadership; Jack Sinclair, year 13 Christian leadership; Ilaisipa Tahaafe, Ryan Moynihan, memorial affability award; Connor Ryan, Otago Polytechnic principal's leadership award; Quin Paterson, Dominican tertiary award; Samuel Ball, North Otago Masonic Lodges' scholarship; Georgia Malcolm, Altrusa Margaret Crombie memorial tertiary award; Reuben Mihaere, Mana Pounamu Teina award; Quin Paterson, Mana Pounamu Tuakana award.
