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Dux, Jibi Kunnethedam (biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics with statistics, media studies, religious education, theology); proxime accessit, Charlotte Hunt (classical studies, geography, history).
Academic awards
Year 11: Jack Sinclair (1st equal aggregate, materials technology, graphics, religious education); Mitali Singh (1st equal aggregate, art, business studies, year 12 maths); Brady Kingan (physical education); Brittany Caldwell (agriculture); Brooklyn Johnston (food & nutrition); Bryony Brown (graphics, maths); Eva Liardet (music); Georgia Malcolm (history, science); Laura Pickles (digital technology); Lily Webster (geography); Pani Papaioannou (French); Rajinald Singh (English applied level 1); Shaun Andales (maths applied); Sydney Telfer (English).
Year 12: Georgia Holland (1st aggregate, biology, geography, history, religious education, best result NCEA level 1 2012); Ashley Te Maiharoa (English applied level two); Brodie Flannery (physical education); Caitlin Pope (business studies); Danielle Trewavas (food & nutrition); Kerra Fissenden (maths statistics); Kevalee Sriutaisuk (chemistry, physics, maths); Lisa Speden (digital technology); Lucy Tyrell (art); Merekite Wahitapu (English); Nicole Dowling (agriculture); Rebecca Lockley (graphics); Scott Weir (materials technology); Siu Halaholo (music); Tessa Newton (drama, French, fashion design).
Year 13: Benedict Yanzick (physical education, materials technology); Candice Burgher (fashion design); Dion Van Leeuwen (maths with calculus); Grace Malcolm (chemistry); Hayley Evans (art painting); Kerry Bryant (graphics); Lisa Nolan (agriculture); Sione Palaa (digital technology); Stacey Kerin (food and nutrition); Tui Sinclair (drama); Vanessa Vidallon (English, economics).
Contribution awards
Olivia Brien, Candice Burgher, Storm Ennor, Hayley Evans, Molly Farrell, Brianna Fogarty, Lauren Godsall, Georgia Hansen, Katherine Hope, Charlotte Hunt, Logan Johnston, Salamina Kauapa, Jibi Kunnethedam, Harry Lanauze, Tevita Latavao, Monica Ley, Olivia Macaulay, Grace Malcolm, Tarentaise McLeod, Sophie Moynihan, Hamish Nimmo, Lisa Nolan, Cecelia O'Connor, Sione Palaa, Jazz Roundhill, Kieran Ryan, Daryl Siggleko, Tui Sinclair, Hamish Slater, Vanessa Vidallon, Salena Xie, Benedict Yanzick.
Cultural awards
Drama: Monica Ley, Jazz Roundhill (best directors in house drama); Gray Doppenberg, Christopher Kearney (best actors); Isobel Ryan (best actresses), Karan Ratgali (most promising actor house drama). Bishop's Shield Jubilee: Max Stewart (best junior performance); Mark Whittet (best junior debater); Pierce McLeod, Ceilidh Brookes, Max Stewart, Niamh Farrell (1st junior drama); Karan Ratgali (1st junior scripture reading); Isobel Ryan (1st prepared speech); Gray Doppenberg (1st impromptu speech).
School production: Danielle Trewavas (female lead); William Gourlay (best stage crew member).
Public speaking: Jibi Kunnethedam (year 13); Gray Doppenberg (year 12); Evie Sefton (year 11); Karan Ratgali (year 10); Ceildih Brookes (year 9); Treacy, Mark Whittet, Imogen Brown, Ella Hitchcock (junior house debating); Scott Ruddle (best speaker junior house debating); Whyte, Jibi Kunnethedam, Sydney Telfer, Gray Doppenberg (senior house debating); Tiana Mihaere (best speaker senior house debating); Jibi Kunnethedam (speech awards year 13); Isobel Ryan (speech awards year 11 and 12); Scott Ruddle (speech awards year 9 and 10). Jibi Kunnethedam (ANZ Cyril Bassett VC); Jibi Kunnethedam (Aoraki Race Unity).
Scripture reading: Jibi Kunnethedam (year 13); Christopher Kearney (year 12); Tiana Mihaere (year 11); Jino Kunnethedam (year 10); Diane Vidallon (year 9).
Singing: Kurt Mordeno (senior boys); Siu Halaholo (senior girls); Jino Kunnethedam (junior boys); Gypsy-Mae Harihona-Harrison (junior girls); Monique Verdonk (best conductor); Monica Ley, Josh Mullally (senior duet); Gypsy-Mae Harihona-Harrison, Chelsea Seddon (junior duet); Kate Caldwell (own composition) Eva Liardet (best student accompanist). Writing competition: Hamish Nimmo (year 13); Isobel Ryan (year 12); Sydney Telfer (year 11).
Music: Kyle Andales (musician of year); Siu Halaholo (contribution music).
Kapa haka group: Tivinia Misiloi, Tiana Mihaere, Yvonne Gregory-Hunt (contribution kapa haka).
Pasifika group: Jessica Latavao (most outstanding female); Sione Palaa (most outstanding male); Siu Halaholo (leading choreographer).
Visual arts: Elliot McCleery (achievement creative art); Francziska (best emerging artist); Evie Sefton (student documentary photographer); Riley Chandler (recognition of dancing at regional and national levels); Molly Farrell (recognition of ATCL Trinity Guildhall, London in speech, drama).
Cultural blues: Jibi Kunnethedam, Ben Latavao (public speaking).
Premier prizes: Molly Farrell (cultural female); Jibi Kunnethedam (cultural male).
Sporting awards
Athletics: Angus Macaulay, under 14 boys, Yasemin Dupu under 14 girls, William Sunderland, under 15 boys, Francziska Yanzick, under 15 girls Jaishiv Narayan under 16 boys, Sydney Telfer under 16 girls, Benedict Yanzick, senior boys, Patrick Perniskie, field events, Brodie Flannery, senior boys' sprint, Georgina Wallis, senior girls, field events; Lisa Nolan, senior girls' sprint. Basketball: Ashley Pink, best all-round junior girl, Matthew Brien, best all-round junior boy, Niamh Farrell, most improved junior girl, Kalas Taukamo, most improved junior boy, Helena Graham, most improved player 1st V girl, Hikari Shigenobu, most improved player 1st V boy, Olivia Brien, best all round senior girl, Hamish Robertson, best all-round senior boy, leadership and service.
Cricket: Matthew Brien, most promising boys junior, Brodie Flannery, captain first XI, Shaun Kelliher, best batsman, best all-rounder, best bowler first XI.
Cross-country: Angus Macaulay, under 14 boys, Rosie Pope, under 14 girls, Matthew Cullimore, under 15 boys, Francziska Yanzick, under 15 girls, Cole Ryan, under 16 boys, Georgia Haggerty, under 16 girls, Benedict Yanzick, senior boys, Georgia Hansen, senior girls. Football: Max Stewart, most improved junior boy, Rosie Pope, most improved junior girl, Jaishiv Narayan, best boy player, Jinnesh Ramu, fairest boy player, Cecelia O'Connor, best girl player, Hayley Evans, fairest girl player.
Hockey: Gypsy-Mae Harihona-Harrison, junior girls, Pierce McLeod, junior boys, Kaleisha Jones, girls' captain 1st XI, Logan Chandler, boys' captain 1st XI, Molly Farrell, girls' most consistent player, Sean Daly, boys' most consistent player.
Kayaking: Maddison Poole.
Netball: Jenna Stuart, most improved junior, Whitney Cleveland, most consistent junior, Niamh Farrell, most improved player immediate, Rachel Esselink, most consistent player intermediate, Merekite Wahitapu, captain 1st VII, most consistent 1st VII, Helena Graham, most improved player 1st VII, Katherine Hope, most consistent 2nd VII, Brittany Caldwell, most improved senior, Brooke Parsons, umpiring.
Rowing: Adam Sew Hoy, most improved junior rower, Julia Fauth (overall contribution); Charles Wallis, team contribution boy, Cushla Houlihan, team contribution girl. Rugby: Angus Macaulay, most promising player under 14, Tane Frisby, most valuable player under 15, Brady Kingan, most valuable player under 16, Cole Ryan, most promising player under 16, Jacob Coghlan, captain 1st XV, best and fairest player, Hamish Slater, best back 1st XV, Harry Lanauze, most improved player 1st XV, Sanaila Nahuto, best forward 1st XV, Gypsy-Mae Harrison, girls' best forward, Nicole Dowling, girls' best back, Kaleisha Jones, girls' most valuable player.
Swimming: Angus Macaulay, under 14 boys, Georgia Dyson, under 14 girls, Regan Holland, under 15 boys, Niamh Farrell, under 15 girls, Josh Macaulay, under 16 boys, Kaleisha Jones, under 16 girls, Hamish Nimmo, senior boys, Isobel Ryan, senior girls, most records broken 2013 sports. Tennis: Thomas Pickles, junior boys, Kate Caldwell, junior girls, William Sunderland, senior boys champion, Brooklyn Johnston, senior girls champion.
Sporting blues: Francziska Yanzick, athletics, Julia Fauth, Tiana Mihaere, rowing; Isobel Ryan, swimming; Holly Edmondston, cycling; Helena Graham, Hamish Robertson, Joshua Botting, Nikko Kim, Christopher Kearney, Kaz Kobayashi, Hikari Shigenobu, Thomas Halkett, Keegan Anderson, Matthew Brien, Gray Doppenberg, Kyle Andales, basketball.
All-round and premier sporting prizes: Junior sportsman, Angus Macaulay, junior sportswoman, Francziska Yanzick, senior sportsman, Benedict Yanzick, senior sportswoman, Georgia Hansen, outstanding student contribution, Isak Gunnarsson; outstanding sportsman, Hamish Robertson, outstanding sportswoman, Holly Edmondston.
Special prizes
Molly Farrell, Kieran Ryan (Christian leadership); Aylee Lind (Otago Polytechnic Principal's Scholarship) Jazz Roundhill (North Otago Masonic Lodges' scholarship); Grace Malcolm (Dominican Tertiary Award), Brianna Fogarty, Hayley Evans (Altrusa Margaret Crombie Memorial Tertiary Award); Brianna Fogarty (Ryan Moynihan Memorial Award); Jibi Kunnethedam, (Auckland University Scholarship) Tiana Mihaere (junior application and participation); Ben Latavao (senior application and participation); Sydney Telfer (junior general excellence); Jibi Kunnethedam (senior general excellence); Brianna Fogarty, Jibi Kunnethedam (college captains).
