St Kevins College dux, Sarah FitzPatrick.
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Dux: Sarah FitzPatrick (biology, chemistry, physics, sciences).
Proxime accessit: Amanda McCorkindale (English, maths with statistics).
Academic awards
Year 11:Nadia Maxwell (1st aggregate, French, history, religious studies); Oliver Hailes (economics, yr 12 maths); Melissa Robins (accounting, geography); Hayley Johnson (agriculture); Aliesha Conlan (art); Brooke Stevenson (art); Anna Eade (English); Richard Whitham (English applied); Catherine Kwan (Esol); Anthony FitzPatrick (graphics); Dean Tuffley (home economics); Christopher Conway (information management); Matthew Lilley (materials technology); Jaln Rodger (maths); Kyle Beck (maths applied); Thomas Lord (music, physical education); Patrick Fauth (science).
Year 12:Laura Grundy (1st aggregate, biology, chemistry, physics); Leigh-Anne Joyce (accounting, religious studies); Samuel Hand (agriculture); Lana Ennis (art, French); Brent OConnor (biology); Joshua Rye (drama); Christian Robinson (yr 13 economics); Joseph Lanauze (English applied); Genevieve Mellor (fashion design); Milly Ireland (geography); Clare Pawson (graphics); Teresa Lamont (home economics, music); Kataraina Tuatini (information management); Andrew Oughton (materials technology); Daniel McCloy (maths applied); Claire Nicolson (physical education); Patrick Kearney (English, history, Yr 13 maths with calculus, best result NCEA level 1 2007).
Year 13:Aaron Clark (accounting, agriculture); Alice Moynihan (art painting); Alicia Alderton (art photography); Tammy Brosnahan (art photography); Suzie Paulin (classical studies, computing, music); Genevieve Scanlan (drama); Ami Kawame (Esol); Ella Conlan (fashion design); Katie Halvorsen (fashion design); Morgan Tangney (geography); Kimberley McCone (graphics, art painting); Loran McNamara (history); Alex Maaka (home economics); Cameron Nimmo (materials technology); Ashleigh Hutton (physical education); Shinayd van Rooy (religious studies); Alice Lord (theology).
Cultural awards
Drama: Tammy Brosnahan, Thomas Hanning (best director house drama); Alice Moynihan (best actress house drama); Joshua Rye (best actor); Tony McCarthy (most promising actor).
Public speaking: Nicola Ross (year 13); Patrick Kearney (year 12); Elizabeth Talaska (year 11); Clancy (house debating); Christian Robinson (best speaker house debating).
Scripture reading: Amy Eastwood, Lydia Roborgh (year 13); Patrick Kearney (year 12); Oliver Hailes (year 11).
Singing: Thomas Hanning (senior boys); Alice Hishon (senior girls); Alice Hishon (best conductor); Alice Hishon, Alice Moynihan (open duet) Alice Moynihan (own composition) Patrick Kearney (best student accompanist) Clancy (champion house).
Writing competition: Genevieve Scanlan (year 13); Jessica OConnor (year 12); Anna Eade (year 11).
Music: Suzie Paulin, Amy Eastwood (musician of year); Suzie Paulin (Oamaru Youth Orchestra prize).
Sporting awards
Athletics: Brent O'Connor (senior boys sprint, senior champion); Jorja Ovenden (senior girls sprint, senior champion); Ric Peters (senior boys field events); Lydia Langley, Mairead Fox (senior girls field events) Anthony FitzPatrick (under-16 boys); Reubyn Bisschops (under-16 girls).
Basketball: Mairead Fox (leadership, service, best all-round senior female); Benjamin Cant (best all-round senior male); Ella Conlan (most improved senior female); Liam Laing (most improved senior male).
Cricket: Brent O'Connor (best bowler first XI); Benjamin Cant (best batsman first XI): Alex Baddock (best all-rounder).
Cross-country: Samuel Hand (senior boys); Marissa Graham (senior girls); Anthony
FitzPatrick (under-16 boys); Reubyn Bisschops (under-16 girls); Hannah McErlane (under-15 girls).
Hockey: Sarah Crossan (most consistent player); Wade Guthrie (boys most consistent player).
Netball: Kimberley Filiga ( most consistent 1st VII); Ella Conlan (most improved 1st VII); Summer Forgie (most consistent 2nd VII); Teresa Lamont (most improved 2nd VII, umpiring); Sarah Tuffley (most improved senior).
Rowing: Jorja Ovenden (overall contribution).
Rugby: Brent O'Connor (best and fairest player 1st XV); Reece Bradley (most improved 1st XV); Aaron Clark (best forward 1st XV); Jeremy Thomas (best back 1st XV); Patrick Kearney (best forward 2nd XV); Timothy Sturkenboom (best back 2nd XV); Kirsten Dowling (girls most valuable player).
Football: Mitchell Greaney (boys best player); Dominic Fukuhara (boys most improved ); Caleb Grove (boys fairest player); Jenny McNamee (girls best player); Aimee Pickles (girls fairest player); Kacy Jarvis (girls most improved player).
Swimming: Murray Kruger (senior boys); Ashleigh Hutton (senior girls); Zane Lord, Ryan Morton (under-16 boys); Katie Verbakel (under-16 girls champion); Zachary Aitken (under-15 boys).
All-round sporting prizes: Brent O'Connor (senior sportsman); Mairead Fox, Marissa Graham (senior sportswoman).
Special prizes
Adam Lill and Mairead Fox (Christian leadership); Shinayd van Rooy (North Otago Masonic lodges scholarship); Morgan Tangney (Dominican tertiary award, Altrusa Margaret Crombie Memorial tertiary award); Brent O'Connor (Ryan Moynihan Memorial award); Thomas Lord (junior application and participation); Chloe Ward-Smith (senior application and participation); Oliver Hailes (junior general excellence); Adam Lill (senior general excellence).
