St Kevin's College held its senior prizegiving recently.
The prize list is:
Dux: Kezia Prestidge (English, geography, history, religious education, O'Connor Plate, Cooper & Hunt Prize).
Proxime accessit: Rachel Blakely (physical education, theology, biology, McKone Cup, St Thomas Reunion Presentation).
Academic awards
Year 11: Jibi Kunnethedam (1st aggregate, accounting, science, economics, religious education); Caidee Pennycook (home economics); Charlotte Hunt (English, French); Courteney Botting (accounting, maths); Grace Malcolm (agriculture, science); Katherine Hope (geography, history); Laura Stringer (information management); Monique Verdonk (art); Salamina Kauapa (music); Salena Xie (geography); Stephan Odlum (materials technology); Storm Ennor (maths applied level 1); Tyler Greaney (English applied level 1); Tyler-Jade Spargo (graphics).
Year 12: Jared Papps (1st aggregate, history, maths, physics, best results NCEA level 1 2010); Albert Hailes (English, music); Aiza Baxter (fashion design); Brendan Eade (chemistry); Charlotte King (agriculture); Gemma Simpson (home economics); Georgina Servant (maths applied level 2); Lauryn Wilkinson (biology); Loren Haggerty (art); Louise Clemens (physical education); Lucy Fauth (economics, French, level 3 maths with calculus); Matthew Allan (materials technology); Riley Grove (geography); Rowan Newton (French); Ryan Esselink (graphics); Samantha Robins (art); Samuel de Buyzer (economics, religious education); Scott Vickers (information management); Shannon MacMillan (drama); Sione Misiloi (English applied level 2); Tasman Forgie (accounting).
Year 13: Dominik Yanzick (classical studies, economics, history); Fergus Farrell (physics); Gabrielle Caldwell (maths with statistics); Hannah Poole (graphics); Hayley Wearne (fashion design); Jackson Meehan (materials technology); John Easton (home economics); Lydia Inglis (art painting); Mairaid Elliott (computing); Monica Whitham (drama); Samara Halkett (art painting); Sian Waters (agriculture); Stephanie Ng (chemistry, sciences); Michelle Chan (music).
Contribution awards
Ryan Algar, Rachel Blakely, Michelle Chan, Natalie Corbett, Timothy Cotter, John Easton, Mairaid Elliott, Fergus Farrell, Caitlin Fogarty, Jessica Grasmueck, Raewyn Gregory-Hunt, Samara Halkett, Oliver Hanning, Courtney Holland, Stacey Hore, Ryan Lill, Amelia Mabon, Stacey McCaw, Jackson Meehan, Christopher Moulton, Luke Mullally, Siobhan Murphy, Stephanie Ng, William Plunkett, Hannah Poole, Jaln Rodger, Johnny Rusbatch, Maeve Ryan, Steven Scott, Danielle Simpson, Ashleigh Sinclair, Brittany Wallis, Georgia Wallace, Sian Waters, Fiona Watson, Hayley Wearne, Monica Whitham.
Cultural awards
Drama: Fergus Farrell, Benjamin Catto, Michelle Chan (best director in house drama); Fergus Farrell (best actor); Kulani Aplin (best actresses), Jibi Kunnethedam (most promising actor).
Public speaking: Oliver Hanning (year 13); Jared Papps (year 12); Molly Farrell (year 11); Magee, Sean Hand, Albert Hailes, Lucy Fauth (house debating); Sean Hand (best speaker house debating).
Scripture reading: Maeve Ryan, Kezia Prestidge (year 13); Albert Hailes (year 12); Jibi Kunnethedam (year 11).
Singing: Henry Ahomana (senior boys); Lori Kingan (senior girls); Lydia Inglis (best conductor); Henry Ahomana, Hannah Mihaere (open duet); Henry Ahomana, Georgia Wallace (own composition); Clancy House Band - Takatanga Madambi, Oliver Hanning, Henry Ahomana, Simon Conlan (best pupil accompanist).
Writing competition: Kezia Prestidge (year 13); Lauryn Wilkinson (year 12); Laura Stringer (year 11).
Music: Henry Ahomana (musician of year); Rowan Newton (Oamaru Youth Orchestra Prize).
Sporting awards
Athletics: Jack Allan (senior boys sprint, senior boys champion); Shaun Robertson (senior boys field events); Bethany Robertson (senior girls sprint, senior girls champion); Megan Manson (senior girls field events); Rodney Bungard (under 16 boys); Georgia Hansen (under 16 girls).
Basketball: Olivia Pope (leadership, service); Natalie Corbett (best all round senior female); Timothy Cotter (best all round senior male).
Cricket: Timothy O'Malley (captain first XI, best all-rounder), Jordan Bartlett (best batsman first XI) Jeremy Smith (best bowler first XI).
Cross-country: Ryan Lill (senior boys); Rachel Blakely (senior girls); Benedict Yanzick (under 16 boys); Eilee Robinson (under 16 girls).
Hockey: Stacey Hore (girls captain 1st XI); Raewyn Gregory-Hunt (most consistent player); Paul Stratton (boys captain 1st XI); Braden Grundy (boys most consistent player).
Netball: Natalie Corbett (captain 1st VII); Charlotte King (most consistent 1st VII); Brittany More (most improved player 1st VII); Sophie Moynihan (most consistent 2nd VII); Monique Verdonk (most improved player 2nd VII); Paddy Comber (most improved player senior); Natalie Corbett (umpiring).
Rowing: Eilee Robinson (overall contribution).
Rugby: Johnny Rusbatch (captain 1st XV); Ashley Miller (best and fairest player 1st XV, best forward 1st XV); Bradley Clark (most improved player 1st XV); Timothy O'Malley (best back 1st XV); Benedict Yanzick (most valuable player under 16); Harry Lanauze (most promising player under 16); Raewyn Gregory-Hunt (girls best forward); Megan Manson (girls best back); Maree Sturkenboom (girls most valuable player).
Soccer: Tasman Forgie (boys best player); Ryan Esselink (boys fairest player); Siobhan Murphy (girls best player); Hayley Evans (girls fairest player).
Swimming: Fergus Farrell (senior boys); Elizabeth McGee (senior girls); Hamish Nimmo (under 16 boys); Lauren Godsall (under 16 girls).
Tennis: Brittany More (senior girls); Albert Hailes (senior boys).
All-round sporting prizes: Ryan Lill (senior sportsman); Bethany Robertson (senior sportswoman).
Special prizes
Oliver Hanning, Sian Waters (Christian leadership); Dominik Yanzick (North Otago Masonic Lodges scholarship); Monica Whitham (Dominican tertiary award), Sian Waters (Altrusa Margaret Crombie memorial tertiary award); Maeve Ryan (Ryan Moynihan memorial award); Molly Farrell (junior application and participation); Oliver Hanning (senior application, participation McCarthy Plate and Rotary Club of Oamaru); Jibi Kunnethedam (junior general excellence); Fergus Farrell (senior general excellence); Rachel Blakely, William Plunkett (college captains).
