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Swimming Champs 99

The Glendowie College Swim Team is shaping up to be 100m Breastroke’, where LouLou gained another medal for SPORTS
one of the college’s most successful teams this year. On the college. The four-second improvement over her seed
Friday 13 September 2019, while most of the other sports time rewarded her with another Bronze medal. One of the
teams were returning from their successful tournament final events of the weekend was the ‘100m Butterfly’, which
week, Finlay Walker (9HUM), LouLou Penman (9WAL) and is one of my preferred races. I improved my seed time
I headed down to Hamilton to compete in the 2019 New and gained a Silver medal. It was an extremely successful
Zealand Secondary Schools Swimming Championships. competition, where we achieved one Silver medal, two
The New Zealand Secondary Schools Swimming Bronze medals and ten personal best times. Some of our
Championships is an annual competition where New team members will be competing in the New Zealand
Zealand’s best high-school-age swimmers come together Short Course Championships during the first week of the
to compete for national titles. The weekend started off holidays.
with a high in Event Ten; the ‘Female 200m Breastroke’.
LouLou smashed her seed time by seven seconds. This Good luck everyone!
was an incredible time which gained her a well deserved
Bronze medal. Event Twenty-one was the ‘Male 100m Sean Gibbs (12PTW)
Breastroke’. Finlay gave his all in a tough race. His efforts
resulted in him improving upon his seed time, giving him
a new personal best time. The next event was the ‘Female

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100 Snowsports

SPORTS Skiing and Snowboarding took off at Glendowie
College in 2019 and is going from strength to strength
with winter athletes enjoying solid competitive results, Caption required
the fun of participation and improving or developing
their skills. All athletes demonstrated strong leadership This year the Glendowie College ski team were also
skills and significant resilience and self-confidence lucky enough to participate in the Auckland champs
taking part in events that were demanding and, as which was the first event in early July. As a team we
we would expect, challenged by varying weather competed in the giant slalom and had one slopestyle
conditions! entry. Snow Planet was a great training opportunity
with everybody putting down solid times. Although
The North Island Skiing Champs in September were we had no placing in the giant slalom the small field
the pinnacle event of the year for our ski team with of women slopestyle athletes was led by Jess Nielsen
the Snowboarders heading down for the North Island who placed first. The trip over to the North Shore was
Boarding Champs the week after. A five-day trip to the a great new experience for the ski team and was a
Ruapehu district to compete in giant slalom, ski and great way to get back into the rhythm of racing before
boarder cross and slopestyle events. Although five the season fully began.
days of uninterrupted skiing sounds ideal, this year we
were not blessed with the best weather. The ski team This trip would not have been possible without the
only managed to ski for two out of the five days and huge parent support making food, driving us up the
the boarders were lucky to have three full days on the mountain every day, and getting us into the sport.
mountain. The event spanned Whakapapa and Turoa Also, thanks to our parent volunteer coach Paul Wood
ski fields and despite the reduced days, when we were who is constantly improving our skiing, Daniel Bohnic,
on the mountain the conditions were excellent with who coached the boarders and to Mr Wallace and Mrs
great coverage and bluebird skies, at least until the Shapley for the teacher support and organization.
close of the Snowboarding competition where visibility
meant slopestyle was barely able to be seen by the Jessica Nielsen
judges huddling out of the wind in a snowplough!

The ski team members were able to put some great
runs down and for the first time in many years all
members of the team finished without crashing. Out of
the 108 teams at the event and 540 competitors Team
A managed to place 24th and Team B 40th in the team
event. The small team of snowboarders were able to
compete in the Banked Slalom and Slopestyle. Three
of our competitors competed for the first time and
all results placed us in the middle of the field. Daniel
Bohnic came 6th in the Slopestyle event and the
Banked Slalom, an outstanding result for the team.

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Badminton 101

This year we had five teams playing at Gillies Avenue, two SPORTS
B grade and two C grade, and one Reserve A. We also saw
an increase in the number of students attending practice
every Friday morning at 7.30am. Our enthusiastic students
made sure that we had a great deal of Badminton talent, as
well as some absolute beginners. Most of our teams relied
on our talented Year 10 players together with some senior
players, some new to the school.

In the local competition held at Gillies Hall our B1 team
were placed 2nd, B2 were placed 5th. In the C Open grade
our C1 team were also placed 2nd, and our C2 team were
also placed 5th. This year we also had a team playing in
Reserve A. They were placed 4th out of 10 schools.

Friday morning sessions have also been popular in Terms 2
and 3 with over 35 students playing each morning.

Caption required The teams were:
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Reserve A: Sean Sun, Oscar Ko, Ivan Ko, Daniel Wiranata

B1 Ethan Qi, Clifford Duan, Amogh Mulye, Anika Mulye

B2 EJ Santos, Damian Lee, Bob Peng, Charlie Peng

C1 Chloe Tran, Youjia Xu, Louis Carrier, Philippe Carrier

C2 William Shen, Anthony Shen, Nathan Johnson,
Oshaaani Ketaipaai, Veronica Lin

Many thanks to Mrs Thomas, Mr Liu and Mrs Gee for the
time spent with our teams.

Ginny Thomas, Teacher in charge of Badminton

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102 Cheersports

SPORTS Continuing on from last year, our 2019 GDC Cheersport
program had the aim of introducing cheerleading to those
who have always wanted to try out a new hobby or co- “I really liked how exciting it was to do stunts because
curricular activity, but haven’t gotten the chance to or it’s something you can’t do without a team of people you
felt they don’t fit in with other sports. We strived towards trust. I liked how we got to try new things and got out of
keeping our sessions completely open and inclusive to our comfort zones.”
all ages, genders, and skill levels, keeping it fees-free
and allowing students to drop by the old gym any Friday “Cheersports is not what it seems, yes cheerleading is the
lunchtime to try out a 30 minute session just for fun. biggest focus but it’s also a way to get fitter and to stretch
muscles out. It’s not just flips, handstands and cartwheels,
Term 1 opened up with an extraordinary 35 members, a there are activities that suit everyone which just adds more
huge improvement from last year. Starting with a fun game to the fun of cheersports.”
of chicken in the henhouse, moving onto basic motions
and eventually realizing it would be a good idea to make Thank you so much to all of those students who came to
a mini-routine to maybe showcase in assembly at the end our sessions, and to Mrs Harduar for being our teacher
of the year, we started constructing some choreography in supervisor helping to promote cheersport in the notices
late term 2. each week. We hope you all took away a valuable and fun
experience even if you only came to a few of our sessions
However, due to the program not requiring students to and we wish you all the best for more fun times in the
commit, as the busy school year rolled out assignments, future with the GDC cheerleading team next year!
topic tests and exams, it was challenging to keep and fill in
new formations each week. So we decided to return back
to our original intention of keeping it as a series of casual
and fun skill-based sessions. In these sessions, Talia and I
created a safe and fun environment to jump, tumble, and
stunt using basic level 1 and 2 techniques. Here are some
of the highlights of the year from various participants.

“Cheersport has been so much fun! It has pushed me
out of my comfort zone to try new skills and it has been
awesome to see everyone improve their cheerleading
skills. And the leaders have been awesome planning
sessions every week.”

“It was always fun to try something you never thought you
could do and yet you find yourself enjoying it nonetheless.”

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Cricket 103

Girls First XI Cricket Takapuna Grammar and Baradene College. However, our SPORTS
third game of tournament was an exciting one versing
The new school year saw an influx of young players. New Saint Kentigern College. We fielded the first innings and
players, Mia Hay, Sophie Court, Maddie Smith-Rice, Kessia saw a very impressive performance by Maddie Smith-Rice
Veal, Anudi Thilakarathne and Tatum Dunhill joined the taking 4 wickets for 17 runs in her 4 overs. With a total of
team and were ready to contribute straight away. The 119 to chase we managed to win in the 19th over. After
season started off with a disappointing loss against top a good start to the day the team gained another win
side Takapuna Girls. Naomi Hay started the season with against Diocesan School. Opening batswomen Anudi
a promising 29 while Kiwa Brown took 2 wickets for 25 Thilakarathne versing her former school scored 38 not out
runs in her 4 overs. The following two games resulted in as we created a competitive total of 145 while Tayla Clark
another two losses for the team. Our fourth game against took an outstanding 3 wickets for 16 runs in 4 overs. We
Diocesan School saw our first win for the season. Good finished the tournament off with a loss to Epsom Girls.

batting performances from Naomi Hay, Hollie Thomlinson Our leading wicket taker so far has been new addition
and Kiwa Brown with 45, 23 and 21 respectively helped us Maddie Smith-Rice with 6 wickets and our leading run
post a competitive 151 in our 20 overs. Tight bowling from scorer was Naomi Hay with 174 runs at an average of
Kiwa Brown and Kessia Veal, who picked up two wickets 21.75. The first half of the season has been promising. We
each, ensured that we defended our first innings total. Our are lucky to have gained some very good young talent
next game against Saint Kentigern College was extremely who will hopefully continue to develop and play through
close. Down a player we elected to bat first and pulled their years at Glendowie College. The team has shown
together a challenging total of 154 with a top score from good sportsmanship and team spirit this year which
Naomi Hay of 48 not out. The game was looking good and has led to an enjoyable and competitive first half of the
Saint Kentigern College was steadily chasing our total. season. We hope to continue to gain results like these in
In the final ball of the final over Saint Kentigern College our Term 4 competition. Thank you to all the parents as
managed to get the last run to win the game. well as manager Celia Finn for the ongoing support and
development of girl’s cricket at Glendowie college.
In week 9 of term 1 the Glendowie College Girls First XI
Cricket team headed out to Waikaraka Park for the 3-day Hollie Thomlinson
Auckland Secondary School Premier Girls tournament.
Our first day of tournament saw two losses against

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104 Junior A Cricket

SPORTS With some of our year 10 players moving into the senior
ranks, the Junior A team has been a good mix of new GDC
cricketers and seasoned campaigners from 2018. Avondale had a nice third wicket partnership of 44 runs,
however GDC steadily chipped away.
Led by captain Mason Brown, the team have always played
positive cricket, and have been a pleasure to coach; we Nicholas Mills took a fine catch at mid-off from the bowling
all look forward to watching your progress through GDC of Ryan Mills, and then removed the second opener with
cricket. his 4th delivery.

A special thanks to our scorers, umpires and scoreboard Sharing the new ball, Max Bros bowled tightly, and spin
operators, your contribution in all sorts of conditions are twins Shaylin Dahya and Henry Wilson deceived with drift
greatly appreciated. and spin, a pleasure to watch.

A few highlights from the year: Nathan Bilby was busy in the field and trapped an Avondale
batsman LBW with his first ball.
16 FEBRUARY 2019
As always David Yuan made a fine contribution, taking two
AGS elected to bat first but were soon in trouble at 12 for wickets and a catch from Henry Wilson’s second over.
3 after 4 overs. Ryan Mills opened the bowling with pace
and venom. Heading into bat, David Yuan and Mason Brown put on
36 runs for the first wicket. The Avondale attack was very
On debut, Max Bros took charge of bowling from the accurate, runs were hard to come by, but the boys are
Riddell Road end into a strong breeze that would persist learning skills that will stand them in good stead for the
and strengthen during the day. longer formats.

After Max taking 3 wickets for 4 runs off two overs, captain David and Mason scored 21 and 24 respectively; Rupesh
Mason Brown and Nicholas Mills kept things tight, AGS Patel coming in at number three and turning the strike
reaching 41 after 10 overs. over nicely. Oliver Blake was left with little option to attack
but unfortunately there weren’t enough overs to haul in the
Spin twins Shaylin Dahya and Henry Wilson bowled with Avondale total.
drift and guile, Shaylin taking two wickets, a caught &
bowled and a nice catch in the deep by Jacob Bainbridge. 23 MARCH 2019

With AGS reaching 95/9 at the turn the pressure was on for The GDC Junior A team took on Takapuna Grammar at
a solid run chase with the GDC 1st XI starting to arrive and GDC.
the crowd building.
Batting first in the fog, GDC scored 123. Max Bros and
David Yuan and Oliver Blake set the platform with a solid Oliver Blake provided a steady start, scoring 14 and 21 not
opening partnership of 35. With David departed, Oliver out respectively.
Blake took the responsibility of guiding the team home,
reaching 46 not out including 5 boundaries. Matthew As the fog lifted Jacob Bainbridge took to the crease,
Crocker accompanied him at the end with 13 not out, a blasting 53 not out off 18 balls, including 4 towering sixes.
nice first up win for the team.
After the change of innings Shaylin Dahya removed a
1 MARCH 2019 Takapuna Grammar opener with his second delivery,
Nicholas Mills bowling full and straight to remove the
At Sacred Heart College the Junior A team played Mt. other opener, and Takapuna’s number three with a fine
Albert Grammar. catch in the deep by Ryan Mills.

Batting first, MAGS scored a formidable total of 214, with Rupesh Patel swooped on a runout opportunity, and David
one MAGS player scoring 66 in quick time. Yuan took two wickets.

Ryan Mills, Max Bros, Nicholas Mills and Matthew Crocker Although GDC set a defendable total, Takapuna Grammar
took wickets with David Yuan taking an excellent catch in secured the win.
the deep.
19 OCTOBER 2019
Jacob Bainbridge and Shaylin Dahya got GDC off to a
rapid start taking 10 runs off the first over, however the The Junior A team took on Auckland Grammar at
target was too high a mountain to climb. Crossfields Reserve.

Mason Brown showed his ability to punish anything short Batting first, AGS reached 123/6 after 20 overs. Ryan Mills
with a lovely cut shot for 4. looked sharp, while Nicholas Mills and Max Bros removed

Henry Wilson and Nicholas Mills formed a nice partnership
near the end of the innings, with GDC finishing at 105 for 7.

16 MARCH 2019

Playing at home on Saturday morning, GDC Junior A took
on Avondale College.

After winning the toss and electing to bat, Avondale batted
well, reaching 123 for 6 after their allotted twenty overs.

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Shaylin Dahya bowled well, taking 3 for 16 from 4 overs. In 105
the field Henry Wilson was on fire with two fine, tumbling
catches at mid-on, a particularly good effort given the SPORTS
slippery ball.
the AGS openers, Max bowling with venom from the
Western end. After the turn, the old firm, David Yuan and Rupesh Patel,
got GDC off to a steady start, both crushing boundaries.

Max Bros strode in at first drop wielding a new piece of
willow, batting well for 24 not out, including a lovely lofted
drive for four over mid-on.

Shaylin clearly had plans for later in the day, easing his way
to 33, including two sixes, from 18 balls.

With the first few drops of rain coming, Ushane Gunasekara
and Max Bros guided the team home for an early season
win with overs to spare, the score finishing at 125 for 6.

Senior A 20/20 Joshua Mengel was in fine form with the ball, taking 3 for
17 from 4 overs. Quinn Lincoln also caused problems for
16 FEBRUARY 2019 – v. Auckland Grammar. GDC won MRG, taking two wickets, with the balance of dismissals
by 1 wicket picked up by Matthew Bilby, Harrison Gough, and Ryan
Sujaanan Jeyaseelan and Matthew Bilby opened the McKay. Chasing 152 for victory, Sujaanan Jeyaseelan
bowling and took 2 wickets each putting AGS on 34/4 again batted well scoring 37, assisted by Matthew Bilby
after 9 overs. Needing 107 to win, the going was tough who reached 29. Needing to increase the run rate, Har-
with wickets falling regularly until GDC were 98/9 after 15 rison Gough and Albert Edmondson both peppered the
overs. However, Ryan McKay and Quinn Lincoln were able boundary; however, it wasn’t to be, GDC falling just short
to safely guide the team to victory with GDC reaching 110 in the run chase.
after Ryan dispatched a ball for four to win the match.
19 OCTOBER 2019 – v. Auckland Grammar. AGS won
23 FEBRUARY 2019 – v. Auckland Grammar. AGS won by 30 runs
by 2 wickets Batting first, AGS scored 138, the wickets spread fairly
Batting first, GDC reached 127. Luke Rous and Daniel evenly amongst the GDC attack. Luke Rous and Regan
Clark put on 48 for the first wicket, Daniel reaching 17 Norris led the way with the run chase, but GDC fell short
and Luke almost carrying his bat to the end with a fine 37. at 108 all out.
Matthew Bilby rotated the strike well for 13, with Joshua
Mengel, Quinn Lincoln and Sujaanan Jeyaseelan batting 2 NOVEMBER 2019 – v. MacLeans College.
aggressively at the end of the innings. Sujaanan Jeyasee- Luke Rous and Matthew Bilby put on 131 runs for the
lan used one ball to carefully assess the bowling condi- second wicket with Luke carrying his bat for 77 not out in-
tions before launching a massive six over the square leg cluding eleven boundaries, and Matthew scoring 62. With
boundary. Despite some tight bowling by GDC 127 wasn’t a score of 163 to defend, Jake Stapleton took the new
to be quite enough, with AGS reaching 129. ball and in quick time had the MacLeans innings in tatters.
Matthew Crocker took a sharp chance at point; an edge
1 MARCH 2019 – v. Auckland Grammar. Draw was picked up by Josh Calvert and Jake finished things
Daniel Clark and Luke Rous opened the batting, scoring off with a caught and bowled to take 3 for 3 from 3 overs.
26 and 18 respectively, Quinn Lincoln striking 3 bound- Sujaanan Jeyaseelan and Tanner Lind took 2 wickets each.
aries on his way to 15. Both teams reached 125 in an Albert Edmondson, Quinn Lincoln and Josh Calvert all
exciting drawn match. contributed with wickets to dismiss MacLeans for 98

16 MARCH 2019 – v. Auckland Grammar. AGS won by Summary
11 runs While the results were variable through the season most
Auckland Grammar were aggressive throughout their of the games were actually very close with some exciting
innings, reaching 181.Sujaanan Jeyaseelan opened the finishes for the spectators to enjoy. It was great to see
bowling and removed both openers, one bowled and all the boys maintain their enthusiasm for the game with
one to a fine catch by Daniel Clark. Opening the batting, their “never say die” attitude. They were a pleasure to
Sujaanan struck seven boundaries on his way to 48. He coach. Thanks to Daniel Clark and Matthew Bilby for
was ably partnered by Daniel Clark who scored 33. Albert leading the team in the first half of the season and to the
Edmondson struck 20 not out from 14 balls, nearing parents who helped on game day especially Nikki Weldon
pulling off some late innings heroics with GDC falling just who did a large part of the scoring through the year. A
11 runs short. special thanks to Andrew Crocker who provided colour-
ful, insightful weekly summaries of all the GDC matches
23 MARCH 2019 - v. Mt. Roskill Grammar. MRG won throughout the year and on whose reports this summary
by 12 runs is based.

Brendan Mengel – coach

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Lacrosse 107

Girls lacrosse at GDC is a relatively young sport- it was SPORTS
started only a few years ago, and has been growing ever
since. When I started in year 11 my team lost most of our Caption required
games as we didn’t really have a clue as to what was going
on. However, over the past few years lacrosse at GDC has Original photo and Caption required
become more successful, with our senior team topping the Lacrosse has always just been about giving it a go and
table in the third division, and the junior girls showing a trying a new sport, and it was fantastic to get both new
promising future as a team in the coming years. year 9 and year 11’s trying out a new sport. I really hope
that the girls who participated this year will step up to run
As we had done so well this year in Division three we it next year so that lacrosse can continue at Glendowie, as
decided to enter the day long tournament with the hopes it is such an amazing, fun team sport.
of winning that too. However come the 22nd of August
the weather was not looking so good, and by the time we Sascha Moltschaniwskyj
arrived at the avondale racecourse the heavens had well
and truly opened- the rain was torrential. This discouraged
no one, and before long we were grimly clinging to our
sticks and battling the weather. The day and the matches
were sadly cut short after two and a bit games with the
arrival of some lightening, and the decision was made to
call off the rest of the games and head home - which was
disappointing as we were looking set to win the division
three section of the tournament. A stop at McDonald’s for
some warming hot chocolate was made, then we headed
home, soaking wet, but having had a fun couple of games.

Cycling Caption required

Three Glendowie students, Emma Goodall (10THR), conditions. Due to the team nature of the trial, Glendowie
Erin Walshe (10KHN) and George Lee (9WAL), College paired up with partner schools, Epsom Girls
competed at the National Secondary Schools Road Grammar and Selwyn College, to create composite girls
Cycling Championships in Palmerston North on 28-30 and boys teams. ‘Road Race’ involved laps of a hilly course
September 2019. The presence of Glendowie College around the rural roads of Fielding and the ‘Points Race’
was noted and commended by many in the cycling involved racing around the smooth tarmac of Manfield
community, along with the very praiseworthy results. It Raceway. The Glendowie College colours were notable in
was the students’ first time participating in the pinnacle all events, and some excellent results reflect the cyclists’
of the sport, which includes three different formats over hard work and self-motivation. Next year, we are looking
the race schedule – a ‘Team Time Trial’, ‘Road Race’ forward to building on this with a structured coaching
and ‘Points Race’. ‘Team Time Trial’ took place on a programme to ensure everyone who enjoys cycling can
challenging 16km undulating course in damp and windy keep the pedals ticking over the summer. Results are as
follows: ‘Team Time Trial’ Under16 Girls: Emma Goodall
and Erin Walshe 10th (as part of the Epsom Girls Grammar
Composite team) ‘Team Time Trial’ Under16 Boys: George
Lee 35th (racing up a grade as part of the Selwyn College
Composite team) ‘Road Race’ Under 16 Girls: Erin Walshe
20th ‘Road Race’ Under 15 Boys: George Lee 58th ‘Points
Race’ Under 16 Girls: Emma Goodall 14th and Erin Walshe
18th

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108 Netball

SPORTS I have been involved in GDC netball from Year 9 and I have
been truly grateful to have witnessed the growth of the
sport in the school throughout my time there. This year able to take some big steps for GDC netball and to learn
we had 150 girls over 14 teams playing every Saturday new leadership skills and encourage teamwork. I will
morning. Our girls played with great GDC spirit and continue to closely follow GDC’s netball journey and am
were challenged every week against many strong schools excited to see the positive progress I know that they will
throughout Auckland. The girls could not have done it accomplish. Good luck to our future netballers who will
without their amazing coaches who prepared the teams for lead Glendowie College on and off the court with humility
every game and were there always supporting on the side- and pride.
line. There were always plenty of GDC supporters - friends
and family who came to cheer on the girls, and we could Jamie Iro
not be more thankful for their support. Special mention to
the Senior 5 and Year 9E netball team for achieving first
place in their grade. Awesome effort girls!

In my final year of college, I was privileged to captain our
Premier netball team and we were fortunate to make the
Premier One Grade in Auckland. This was the first time
GDC competed in this grade, making netball history for our
school. We could not have achieved this without our coach
Sam Clarke and support from the school including Jeremy,
Kylie, David James, Michelle Simpson, Kate Webster and
Sharon Hewetson. Sam has been instrumental in improving
our skills and game awareness that has brought us success
and developed us as athletes.

The team fought hard every Saturday morning on the court
and although we faced a challenging season, I could not
be prouder of the girls for their effort. We were able to
attend the UNISS netball tournament week on the North
Shore and we made the top 16 in B grade. This was the
highest placing ever for the school. The week was full of
challenges, memories, and laughter that I will never forget.

I am so fortunate to be a part of a netball team that was

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110 Waterpolo

SPORTS Glendowie College Waterpolo has had a successful Senior Waterpolo
year, with many positive results in both the Junior
and Senior teams. Waterpolo continues to steadily Our Senior Blue Mixed team and the Senior Green Mixed
grow and progress as a sport at Glendowie, with two team were both entered into the Senior B Boys Division for
Junior and two Senior teams and the introduction the Auckland Secondary Schools Tournament. The Green
of new Headcoach Rudi, who dedicated 2 and a half Team coached by Jackson Wiggans was able to come away
hours every Tuesday towards improving waterpolo at with great game experience, and with the guidance of their
Glendowie College. new Headcoach Rudi Reimeringer-Visser, the Blue Team
had an almost undefeated tournament with an unlucky
Junior Waterpolo loss in the finals, resulting in a second-place. Both teams
learnt many new game techniques from both coaches and
Junior Waterpolo although only just starting now for the all the player’s performances improved greatly, thanks to
majority of the juniors has already found some success in their experienced coaches.
the tournament team that played in term 1. Josh Hughes
was awarded with the best junior boy and Kessia Veal Our Nationals team had their most successful year yet,
was awarded with best junior girl. This term two teams managing to make it into the top 8 teams in the Waterpolo
have been entered into the Auckland Secondary Schools New Zealand Secondary School Championships and
Junior League with the Blue team being enters into the placing 7th -
B grade and the Green team into the C grade. The Blue
team under the guidance of Headcoach Rudi Reimeringer- We would not have been able to achieve such a result
Visser have achieved two wins so far and the Green team without our coach Rudi’s guidance, manager Michael
coached by Sean Collins and Ethan Wells have yet to get Collins, team captain Almog Herscho and vice-captain
a win but have been playing well and enjoying themselves Sean Collins. A special mention to Junior players Finlay
regardless. Both teams will continue to play during the Walker, Ivan Fateev, Cade McAllansmith, Tyler Gilmer and
rest of term 4. The junior teams have so far had a great Josh Hughes(who was unfortunately injured prior to the
start to the season are are looking forward to their future tournament) for making it into the Nationals team, and
successes. also to senior players Jonah Szecket, Ethan Wells, Nelson
McKenzie, Alanna Chen and goalie Max Graham.

This year’s Senior MIP certificate went to Sean Collins, with
the Worrall Cup for Most Outstanding Senior Girl going
to Alanna Chen and the Hattie Cup for Most outstanding
Senior Boy going to Almog Herscho. It’s safe to say that
every member of the team thoroughly enjoyed this season,
had many laughs and made many positive memories and
look forward to having even better results next year.

Sean Collins & Alanna Chen

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Surfing to be able to surf well. Before we got into the water the 111
instructors sat us down on a big steep bank and told us all
During the first school term, a notice was released saying about rips and where they are and how to spot one and SPORTS
there was going to be two surfing trips, one during the what to do if we happened to get caught in one.
middle of the term and another at the very end. The way
to get in was first in first served so you had to be quick; We eventually, with almost everything ready, got out on
there was sadly also a fee. The first trip was mainly yr 10s to the black sand of Muriwai and practised jumping up
and 11s, and the second trip was the yr 9s. We got to go or propping up to get on to a wave while we were on the
every day for the last three days of term out to Murawai in sand. This helped us warm up a bit and get ready to go
the school van all huddled up in one group having laughs out into the waves. Then we all got into the not so warm
and convos on the way to our destination with Miss water and for three hours we were catching waves and
Pittwood as our designated driver. shredding on them, all while enjoying the well-spent time
with our friends. After the surfing we had to wash and
When we pulled up in the parking lot at Muriwai we pack up the gear and head back home in the van with
jumped out of our seats and headed for the board hut some tunes and some Maccas that we got on the way
where there were three surf instructors that were going to back.
teach us how to surf or how to surf even better. At first, we
had to get suited up into our wetties and find our boards, By Zajk Thurston and James Boyd
but before we headed to the beach the instructors taught
us lots of different things. We learnt about the boards
that we were about to be surfing on, how to control them
in the waves and what techniques we were going to use

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112 Sports Awards

AWARDS Blues Awards

2019 New Zealand Representatives

Joanne Heley
NZ Roller Skating Artistic Oceania
Jackson Godfrey
Underwater Hockey Under 19 Mens Team
Aidan Beauchamp
NZ Sailing
Damyan Ng
NZ Martial Arts

Mason Brown Caitlin Adams

Special Awards Best All Round Girl Sports Person of the Year - Kia Kaha Cup
Caitlin Adams Jackson Godfrey
Coach of the Year
Best All Round Boy Sports Code Trophies
Danielle Schofield Edward Blair and Certificate
Student Coach of the Year
Lara Farnsworth and Brianna Green Outstanding Sportsmanship
Volunteer of the Year Tayla Clark
Crawford Blair
Best Junior Sportswoman Service to Sport Winners
Naomi Hay Jamie Iro
Best Junior Sportsman
Best Performance at National Secondary Athletics
Glendowie College 2019 Schools
Junior Girls Champion - Alyssa Roberts
Jamie Iro, Jessica McIntosh, Olivia Hay, Sascha
Moltschaniwskyj & Oliver Heafield - Under 18 Junior Boys Champion - David Yuan
Girls Coxed Quad Rowing Crew

Talent, Leadership and Character

Intermediate Girls Champion - Holly Harding Cricket Rowing 113
Intermediate Boys Champion - Rowan Warren
Senior Girls Champion (Ward Cup) - Caitlin Norris Tomlinson Bowling Cup - Jordan Meagan S Walker Cup - Sophie Strang AWARDS
Adams Herbert Winn Cup - Andre Moltschaniwskyj
Senior Boys Champion (Bradman Cup) - Ellis Cricket Cup - Hayden Crocker Rower of the Year - Olivia Hay
Yannik Boehm Bork Trophy - Jordan Herbert Director of Rowing Award - Jamie Iro, Jessica
The Open Mile Cup - Yannik Boehm Ellis Trophy for Girls Cricket - Hollie McIntosh, Olivia Hay, Sascha Moltschaniwskyj,
Cherie Simeti Memorial Cup - Samantha Thomlinson Oliver Heafield (Girls Under 18 Coxed Quad)
Moros Rasmussen Cricket Trophy - Naomi Hay Rolton Family Cup - Oliver Heafield
Ewing Cup - Jessica McIntosh Most Promising Junior Cricketer - Luke Rous
Anthony Bowler Cup - Matthew Crocker Rugby
Cross Country
Cycling Cropp Cup - Cooper McConnon
Junior Girls Champion - Sarah Butterworth Birtwistle/Wheeler Cup - Jace Thomas
Junior Boys Champion - Henry Gibson Massie Cup - Erin Walshe The McKinney Hobson Shield - Marcus Moody
Intermediate Girls Champion - Holly Harding
Intermediate Boys Champion - Angus Monro Distance Running Snow Sports
Senior Girls Champion (Wilson Cup) - Olivia
Hay The Young Cup - Angus Monro Glendowie College Snow Sports Award - Daniel
Senior Boys Champion (Coker Cup) - Samuel The Goldman Cup - Angus Monro Bohinc
Calvert
Football Table Tennis
Swimming
The Walter Trophy - Carly Green Most Outstanding Player Trophy - Binghao Xue
Junior Girls Champion - Lou Lou Penman The Noah Hickey Trophy - Jaden Zeng
Junior Boys Champion - Finlay Walker Jones Cup - Alexander Roberts Underwater Hockey
Intermediate Girls Champion - Jenna Watt- The Gwilliam Cup - Samuel Clayton
Wyness Soccer Cup - Caitlin Adams The Emma Dixon Trophy - Scott Janiszewski
Intermediate Boys Champion - Joshua The Edwin Mansell Cup - Benjamin Smith Girls Underwater Hockey Trophy - Macayla Lock
Hughes Jeanette Bell Trophy - Jackson Godfrey
Senior Girls Champion (Glendowie College Hockey Boys Underwater Hockey Trophy - Jackson
Cup) - Alanna Chen Godfrey
Senior Boys Champion (Jeffries Cup) - Sean The McLeod Hockey Trophy - Brooklyn Auckland Secondary Schools Underwater
Gibbs Paterson Hockey Trophy - Ryan Lock
Glendowie College Hockey Cup - Sam Lind
Badminton Stenberg Cup - Harriet Blair Waterpolo
The Coaches Cup - Edward Blair
Badminton Trophy - Sean Sun The John Didsbury Trophy - Joshua Hughes
Netball Junior Girls Waterpolo Cup - Kessia Veal
Basketball The Worrall Cup - Alanna Chen
Crummer Cup - Kiran Perera Ligi Huka Netball Cup - Erica Butcher The Hattie Cup - Almog Herscho
Most Outstanding Female Player Trophy - Intermediate Netball Trophy - Sophia van den
Taya Lewis Hoven
Johnny Liao Cup - Joel Anderson Netball Cup - Jessica McIntosh
Emilly Kapua Trophy - Jamie Iro
Kairanga Trophy - Mia Cayless
Joan Dykes Cup - Jemma Styles

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114 2019 Arts Awards

AWARDS The Arts Faculty recognised students who have committed time,
energy, and excellence to the co-curricular programmes in our
four arts disciplines in 2019.

Awards were presented to students in the fields of Excellence,
Leadership, and Service to Music, Drama, Dance, and Visual Arts.

This year we had the opportunity to introduce new awards for
students in Maori and Pasifika Arts, Visual Arts, and Drama. We
are grateful to acknowledge the contributions and sponsorship of
GDC alumni, without whom this would not have been possible.
Special thanks go to the families of Debra Riwai-Faoagali, Peter
Wang, John and Cheryl Willoughby, Tracey Burton, and Nicole
Parish.

Arts Certificates: Service to Dance: 4 Years in Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Senior
Co-Curricular Troupes Gena Shimoda Artist Paun-Charn Maung
DRAMA
MUSIC Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Junior
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Artist Zakk Haddon
Michael Hope Leadership in Music: GDC Choir Lauren
Blakey Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Peoples
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Mary Choice Zoe Moltschaniwskyj
O’Sullivan Leadership in Music: GDC Choir Sage
Carruthers Service to Visual Arts: Curation of Whakaatu
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Toi Exhibition Eden Grace
Bridget Barter Leadership in Music and Service to Music: 5?
years in GDC Choir Mercy Gorero Leadership in Visual Arts: House Murals - Tāne
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Max Mahuta Natalie Jongen
Young Leadership in Music: GDC Choir Emma
Herbert Leadership in Visual Arts: House Murals -
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Elise Rūaumoko Eilish Wood
Callaghan Service to Music: 5 years in GDC Choir
KohEun Lee Leadership in Visual Arts: House Murals –
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Emma Tāwhirimātea Niamh Montgomery
Coster Leadership in Music: GDC Choir Sylvie
Manning Leadership in Visual Arts: House Murals -
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Sina Tangaroa Meng Chun Zhou
Ghandari Leadership in Music: GDC Choir Susan
(Shuting) Ouyang Excellence in Visual Arts: Finalist in the Light
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Devon and Dark Character Competiton Mengchun
Parker-Auld Leadership on Music: Concert Band Leader Zhou
2019 Mayna Tse
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Cassie Excellence in Visual Arts: Finalist in the Light
Potter Service to Music: 5 years in Concert Band and Dark Character Competiton Francesca
Amanda Chan Hughes
Service to Drama: 4 Years in Dramafest Siniva
Sanato Service to Music: 5 years in Concert Band Sora Excellence in Visual Arts: Finalist in the Light
Araki and Dark Character Competiton Isabel Rocha
Leadership in Drama: Leader of Theatresports
Group Michael Hope Service to Music: 4 years in Concert Band and Excellence in the Arts: Recipient of the Pat
Big Band Callum Collier Hanley Award Madison Clarke
Leadership in Drama: Leader of Theatresports
Group Louis Carrier Leadership in Music and Service to Music: Excellence in the Arts: ARA Lodge Visual Arts
Scholarship Winner Madison Clarke
Leadership in Drama: Leader of Theatresports String Orchestra Manager 2019 and Concert
Group Nathan Phillipiah SPECIAL AWARDS
Band 5 years Daniel Tran
DANCE Winner of the Senior Debating Trophy
Leadership in Music: String Orchestra Leader Alison Winstanley
Service to Dance: 4 Years in 2019 Ethan Qi
Co-Curricular Troupes Emily Wood Winner of the Production Cup
Service to Music: 5 years in String Orchestra Thomas Hayward
Service to Dance: 4 Years in Sebastian Simpson
Co-Curricular Troupes Keely O’Grady Winner of the Theatresports Award
Leadership in Music: Big Band Leader 2019 donated by the Forbes Scott Family
Service to Dance: 4 Years in Joshua Sain Nathan Phillipiah
Co-Curricular Troupes Grace Morgan
Leadership in Music: Concert Band and Big Winner of the Best Jazz Musician
Service to Dance: 4 Years in Band Ashlene Khoo Award Joshua Sain
Co-Curricular Troupes Macayla Lock
Leadership in Music: Concert Band Winner of the Concert Band Award
Service to Dance: 4 Years in Caitlin Buchanan Best Musical Contribution Daniel Tran
Co-Curricular Troupes Nina Harding
Leadership in Music: Ragaire band and rock Winner of the Best Junior Music
Service to Dance: 5 Years in band mentor Bella Bavin Performer Award Abhaya Puthigae
Co-Curricular Troupes Ashton Lilley
Leadership in Music: Ragaire band and rock Winner of the Excellence in
Leadership in Dance: Leader of Junior Co- band mentor Damon Herlihy-O’Brien Musicianship Award Daniel Tran
Curricular Troupe Nina Harding
VISUAL ARTS Winner of the Most Outstanding
Leadership in Dance: Scholarship Dance Music Performer Award Damon
Choreographer Jade Azzopardi Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Top in Herlihy-O’Brien
Photography Yuxin Xie
Leadership in Dance: Scholarship Dance
Choreographer Ashton Lilley Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Top in
Painting Yean Chhit
Excellence in the Arts: Contribution to Year 13
Dance Brianna Green Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Top in
Painting Charlotte Lambert

Excellence in the Arts: Whakaatu Toi Top in
Drawing Chloe Diprose

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Winner of the Dance Choreography ARTS LEADERS 115
Award Jade Azzopardi
TROPHIES AWARDS
Winner of the Dance Performance
Award Gena Shimoda and Caitlin Winner of the Arts Leaders Tāne Mahuta
Bowie Trophy Alison Winstanley

Outstanding Performance in Winner of the Arts Leaders Rūaumoko Trophy
Dramafest Norah Blomfield Samuel Calvert

Outstanding Contribution in Technical Winner of the Arts Leaders Tāwhirimātea
and Backstage Support Nina Harding Trophy Bridgit Barter

Outstanding Contribution to Visual Winner of the Arts Leaders Tangaroa Trophy
Arts Madison Clarke
Michael Hope and Thomas Hayward
Contemporary Artist of the Year
Mengchun Zhou

Photographer of the Year Sarah Tham

Outstanding Māori Arts Student
Laura Oh

Outstanding Pasifika Arts Student
Siniva Sanato

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116 Junior Prize Giving

AWARDS YEAR 9 AWARD Social Studies 9THM

RECIPIENTS William Paing - Ist in Mathematics Martha Diprose - 1st in Spanish

RŪAUMOKO HOUSE Jake Stafford - Certificate in Enhanced Natalie Edgeworth - 1st in Health
English
9DHY Jonathan Khoo - 1st in English, 1st
Elizabeth Turner - 1st in Enhanced in Health 1st in Physical Education
Ralph Balazo - 1st in Physical Education English Certificates in Mathematics and Music

Jessica Butland - 1st in Drama Certificate Elisana Waaka - Certificate in Te Reo Hayley Mason - 1st in Music
in Creative Technology Maori
Lachlan Potter - Certificate in Drama
Ken Cao - 1st in Science Cooper Cook Lucy Witehira - 1st in Te Reo Maori
Certificate in Mathematics Elsie Richardson - Certificate in Drama
9GEE
Annabel Hanakin - 1st in Creative Lexie Sheed - 1st in Social Studies
Technology, Samara Bayliss - 1st in Art, 1st in Drama Certificates in English and Health
1st in Mathematics, 1st in Science Certificate in Dance
Certificates in Drama, German, Social David Yuan - Certificates in Creative
Studies and Spanish Chi-Jui Chen - Certificate in Creative Technology and Mathematics
Technology Certificates in Music and Physical
Oshaani Khetarpal - 1st in Mathematics Education
Amy Coughlan - Certificate in English
Danielle McComish - 1st in Science, 1st in TĀWHIRIMĀTEA HOUSE
Social Studies Certificate in English Sauasofaronia Fepuleai - Certificate in
Drama 9NAI
Clara Miranda Dutra Tofono - 1st in
Enhanced English Matthew Grace - 1st in Physical Education Nathan Bilby - 1st in German, 1st in
Certificate in Creative Technology Music
Caitlin Neville-White - 1st in Art
Mia Horridge - 1st in Mathematics Serge Carroll - 1st in Spanish Certificate
Bob Peng - Certificate in Creative Certificate in Dance in Creative Technology
Technology
Gia Jeffrey - 1st in Health Ella Court - 1st in English, 1st in Science
Abhaya Puthigae - 1st in English, 1st in
German, 1st in Health, 1st in Mandarin Arona Leofo - 1st in Te Reo Maori Certificates in Mathematics and Social
Certificates in Science and Social Studies Studies
Otis McKenzie - 1st in English Certificate
Jett Rose - Certificate in Te Reo Maori in Science Max Davies - 1st in Mathematics
Certificate in Physical Education
Charlotte Smith - 1st in Drama Molly Spratling - 1st in Science
Certificate in Mathematics Maia Hall - 1st in Spanish
Harry Smith - 1st in Mathematics
Certificates in Drama and Science Sophie Strang - Certificate in Physical Kieran Joe - Certificate in Mandarin
Education
9THR Nadia de Jong - 1st in Art Certificates
9HRD in Drama, English, Science and Social
Lewis Azzopardi - 1st in Physical Studies
Education Moe Awajiya - 1st in Science
Certificates in Creative Technology, Harrison Gough - 1st in Science
Music and Science Hannah Dagger - Certificate in English Certificates in Mathematics and Physical
Education
Monty Doorey - Certificate in Physical Zakkary HaddonCertificates in Art,
Education Creative Technology and Mathematics Ryan Lock - 1st in Health, 1st in Social
Studies
Simon Fink-Jensen - Certificate in Demi Jonassen - Certificate in Art
Science Certificate in Physical Education
Maya McEwan - Certificate in Health
Grace Lawlor - 1st in Health Bella van der Merwe - Certificates in
Shivani Samanthula - 1st in German Creative Technology and Social Studies
Kieran Smith - 1st in Mathematics
Bradley Tanner - 1st in Health 9PRA
TĀNE MAHUTA HOUSE
TANGAROA HOUSE Maya Beldon - 1st in Art, 1st in German,
9COA 1st in Mandarin, 1st in Music
9SAN
Lila Baroumandi - 1st in Drama, 1st in Amelia Clark - Certificates in Dance and
Social Studies, Certificate in Health Bar Avni - 1st in Mandarin Mandarin

Sophie Campbell-Patston - 1st in Drama, Hannah Barclay - Certificate in Physical Callum Gibbs - Certificate in Social
1st in English, 1st in Music, 1st in Education Studies
Physical Education, 1st in Social Studies,
Certificate in Science Erica Butcher - Certificates in English, Naomi Hay - 1st in Health Certificates in
German, Physical Education and Spanish Dance and Music
Neal Grayson - 1st in Physical Education
Certificates in Health, Mathematics, Matthew Calvert - 1st in English, 1st in Emma Herbert - Certificate in Health
Science and Social Studies Physical Education
Sylvie Manning - 1st in Art, 1st in Dance
Nathan Johnson - 1st in Physical Matthew Crocker - 1st in Social Studies
Education Luke Rous - Certificate in English
Amy Duncan - Certificate in Spanish
Sarah Kayes - Certificates in German and Lisa Schubert - 1st in English, 1st in
Mandarin Paneh Espiritu - 1st in Drama, 1st in Science, 1st in Social Studies, 1st in
Mathematics Certificate in Health Spanish Certificates in Art and Mandarin
Maria Kulashko - 1st in Art
Samuel Luff - Certificate in Art Brianna Shalfoon - Certificates in Dance
Alix Marniquet - Certificates in Art, and German
Physical Education and Spanish Claudia Nieves - Certificate in Social
Studies
Jenna McLaren - 1st in English, 1st in
Gaia Panduri - Certificate in Health

Eden Wood - 1st in Mandarin

Brandon Yiu - 1st in Science, Certificates
in Art and English

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Ie Mon Maung - 1st in Mathematics Emily Ryan-Marshall - Certificate in 117
Brittany Stephens - 1st in English, 1st Health
YEAR 10 AWARD in Health, 1st in Science, 1st in Social Raymond Tran - Certificates in Mandarin AWARDS
RECIPIENTS Studies and Science
Iroha Terakado - 1st in Social Studies Olivia Whiteman - 1st in German
RŪAUMOKO HOUSE Christopher Tims - Certificate in Digital Matthew Worthington-Church -
Technologies Electronics Certificate in Mathematics
10JON Chloe Tran - 1st in Science Certificates in
Emily Clague - Certificate in Health English and Social Studies 10KIM
Olivia Connolly - Certificate in Emily Tudor - 1st in Dance Certificates in Lydia Boyd - 1st in Physical Education
Mathematics English, Health and Media Studies Certificate in Science
Madalen Guibert-Soehadi - 1st in Art Sarah Brown - 1st in Health
Holly Harding - 1st in Science, 1st in TANGAROA HOUSE Luanna Carneiro - Certificate in Physical
Spanish Education
Hannah Howe - 1st in Year 11 Spanish 10HAW Lily Fowler - Certificate in Mathematics
Certificate in Design & Visual Harriet Blair - Certificate in Social Studies David Lawrence - Certificate in
Communication (Graphics) Certificates in Chloe Diprose - Certificate in Dance Mathematics
Health and Social Studies Mackenzie Godfrey - Certificate in Joshua Lay - 1st in Enterprise Studies, 1st
Molly Madill - 1st in Art - Photography, Physical Education in Music, 1st in Social Studies, 1st in Year
1st in Enterprise Studies Nagomi Inoo - 1st in English Literacy, 1st 11 Specialist Mathematics, 1st in Year 11
Sophie McKeogh - Certificate in Health in Mathematics Specialist ScienceCertificate in English
Tom Noonan - 1st in Mathematics Audrey Milburn - Certificate in Art Aaron Painter - Certificate in Physical
Jack Milmine - Certificates in Education
10SHJ Digital Technologies Computing & Annika Smart - 1st in Food Technology
Kevin Cao - 1st in Mathematics Programming and Mathematics and Nutrition Certificate in English
Certificate in Science Damyan Ng - 1st in Social Studies Jake Stapleton - Certificate in Art -
Georgina Clague - 1st in Social Studies Laura Smith - 1st in Health, 1st in Photography
Adi Einhar - 1st in Drama Certificate in Mandarin Benjamin Taylor - Certificate in
English Carys Stythe - 1st in Physical Education Digital Technologies Computing and
Ethan Elgin - 1st in Health Certificate in Andrew Tham - 1st in Health, 1st in Programming
Physical Education Physical Education Phoebe Videbeck - 1st in English
Ryan Gin - Certificate in Physical Daniel Wiranata - 1st in Mathematics
Education 10SIM
Zoe McGeorge - Certificates in Enterprise 10LWS Georgia Agnew - 1st in Physical
Studies and Social Studies Robert Bass - 1st in Enterprise Studies Education
Fraser McPherson - 1st in Science Jane Duncan - 1st in Health Certificates Bella Bavin - 1st in Health
Sarena Shwe - Certificate in Food in English and E nterprise Studies Mya Coromandel - 1st in English, 1st in
Technology & Nutrition Damon Herlihy-O’Brien - Certificate in Science Certificates in Social Studies and
Music Te Reo Maori
TĀNE MAHUTA HOUSE Ela Kalman - 1st in Science, 1st in Social Carly Green - 1st in English Certificate in
Studies Certificate in Art Science
10HEN Sarah Mercer - 1st in Enterprise Studies, Mikayla Harvey - Certificates in Dance,
Kiwa Brown - 1st in Mathematics 1st in Social StudiesCertificate in Physical Food Technology & Nutrition and
Certificate in Enterprise Studies Education Mathematics
Cristin Burrell - 1st in Drama, 1st in Alyssa Peters - 1st in English, 1st in Scott Janiszewski - Certificate in Science
English Certificate in Social Studies Physical Education Vidhi Patel - 1st in Enterprise Studies
Jocelyn Glenn - 1st in Art, 1st in Design William Shen - 1st in Mathematics Certificates in Food Technology &
and Visual Communication (Graphics) Ethan Tizzard - 1st in Digital Nutrition, Health and Mathematics
Ariana Heslop-Riddell - 1st in Te Reo Technologies Computing and Oscar Simpson - 1st in Science Certificate
Maori Programming, 1st in Science in Health
Sophie Jongen - Certificate in Certificate in English Sophie White - 1st in English, 1st
Mathematics in Mandarin, 1st in Social Studies
Francesca Kidd - Certificate in Enterprise TĀWHIRIMĀTEA HOUSE Certificates in Drama and Science
Studies Samuel Williams - 1st in Creative
Kieran Morris - Certificate in Drama 10DVS Technology
Leo Spykerman - 1st in English Certificate Jasmine Brewer - Certificates in English Andre Yray - 1st in Physical Education
in Social Studies and Science
Samantha Tyro - 1st in Physical Education Samuel Davey - 1st in Media Studies
Certificate in Social Studies
10PVN Benjamin Hargreaves - Certificate in
Philippe Carrier - Certificate in Physical Creative Technology
Education Annabel Hay - Certificate in Design and
Benjamin Hunt - 1st in Digital Visual Communication (Graphics)
Technologies Electronics, 1st in Physical Sujaanan Jeyaseelan - 1st in Mathematics
Education Certificates in Enterprise Certificates in Digital Technologies
Studies and Mandarin Electronics, Enterprise Studies and
Caitlin Jones - Certificate in Health Science
Emily Mackie - Certificates in German Amie Primrose-Hore - 1st in Health
and Spanish

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118 Senior Prizegiving 2019

AWARDS RŪAUMOKO Ella Wake - Winner of the Photolife Benjamin Hunt - 1st in Creative & Digital
Graphic Arts Award Technologies (Electronics)
HOUSE AWARD Caitlin Jones - 1st in Art - Photography
Year 13 Francesca Kidd - Certificate in History
RECIPIENTS Natalie (Lok Hin) Lau - Certificate in
Jade Azzopardi - 1st in Dance Food Technology & Nutrition
Year 11 Isabella Clague - 1st in Food Technology Emily Mackie - Certificates in Spanish
& Nutrition, Certificates in Art History and Year 12 English
Kevin Cao - 1st in Art - Painting and Global Studies Madison Nouwens - Certificate in
Yu Chen - Certificate in English as a Tayla Clark - 1st in Physical Education, Business Studies
Second Language Winner of the Laing Family Cup (1st in Charles Stanners - Certificate in
Georgina Clague - Certificate in Food Year 13 Physical Education) Practical Science
Technology & Nutrition Jodie Dickins - Certificate in Economics Christopher Tims - Certificate in Digital
Benjamin Cooper - 1st in Mathematics, Zachary Hankin - Certificate in English Technologies Computing
1st in Physical Education Academic Extension Chloe Tran - Certificate in Chinese
Lily Dybvig - Certificate in Mathematics Henry Harford - Certificate in Physical
Rotem Einhar - Certificate in Physical Education Year 12
Education Joshua Karlsen - Winner of the Year
James Eskildsen - Certificate in Music 13 Physical Education Men’s High Max Duder - Certificate in Classical
Ryan Gin - 1st In Accounting, Certificate Performance Trophy Studies
in Integrated Science Rawitphoom Kiatthitinan - Certificate in Rachel Edwards - 1st in Chinese, 1st in
Holly Harding - 1st in German, English as a Second Language Geography, Certificate in Mathematics
1st in Spanish, Certificate in Specialist Abinuka (Wipun) Malewwa Thanthrige Kelly Fernandes - 1st in Art - Painting
Science, Winner of the Languages - Certificates in Creative & Digital May Gan - 1st in Specialist Mathematics,
Department Cup Technologies (Electronics) and Digital Certificates in Biology, Economics and
Ella Hoodless - 1st in Geography, Technologies Computing English, Certificates in Year 13 Chemistry
Certificate in History Cameron McGeorge - 1st in Media and Year 13 Physics
Hannah Howe - 1st in Year 12 Spanish Studies, Certificate in Geography Torah Johnson-Sparf - Certificate in
Sarena Shwe - Certificate in Te Reo Christina Murrell - Certificate in Food Mathematics
Māori Technology & Nutrition Mataio Leofo - 1st in Building
Julia Tan - 1st in Statistics, Certificates in Construction and Allied Trade Skills
Year 12 Biology and Classical Studies, Winner of Jeffrey (Ke-Wei) Liu - Certificate in
the Ralph Charlton Mathematics Award Specialist Mathematics
William Beauchamp - 1st in Biology, Daniel Tran - 1st in Biology, 1st in Luca Mazzaschi - Certificate in Spanish
1st in Year 13 Chemistry, Certificates Economics, 1st in Music, Certificate Marcus Moody - 1st in Outdoor
in Design & Visual Communication in Accounting, Winner of the Senior Education
(Graphics) and Year 13 Calculus, Winner Commerce (Levein) Cup, Winner of the Susan (Shuting) Ouyang - Certificates
of the Hawkins Watts Trophy (Year 13 Senior Music Award in Chemistry, Design & Visual
Chemistry) Anthony White - 1st in Creative & Digital Communication (Graphics), Specialist
Alesha Blackburn - Certificate in Art Technologies (Electronics) Mathematics
History Eilish Wood - Certificates in Biology and Kira Seaman - 1st in German
Sage Carruthers - 1st in Health, History Mathias Svensson - Certificate in
Certificate in Classical Studies, Winner of YouJia Xu - 1st in Design and Visual Creative & Digital Technologies
the Lino Nelisi Senior Reading Award Communication (Graphics) (Electronics)
Alanna Chen - 1st in Dance Jaden Zeng - Certificate in Design and
Tyler Cheng - Certificate in Art - Painting Visual Communication (Graphics) Year 13
Emma (Kyokyo) Chin - Certificate in Phoebe (Tiantian) Zhang - Certificate in
Chinese Science Louis Carrier - Winner of the Drama Cup
Andrea Eng - Certificate in Geography Amanda Chan - Certificate in Creative &
Piper Finn - Certificate in English TĀNE MAHUTA Digital Technologies (Electronics)
Veronica Fu - Certificates in German and Isaac Evington - Certificate in Chinese
Year 13 English, Winner of the Morrison HOUSE AWARD Momo Hirahara - 1st in English as
Cup for English a Second Language, Certificates in
Natalie Goh - 1st in Digital Technologies RECIPIENTS Statistics and Year 12 Accounting
Computing, Certificates in Accounting Rei Hirose - 1st in Chinese
and Mathematics Year 11 Ryan Kidd - 1st in History, Winner of the
Sofia Hammer - 1st in Drama Senior History Trophy
Amy John - 1st in New Zealand Tourism Kiwa Brown - 1st in Digital Technologies Gryffen King - 1st in Hospitality
Avinaash Krishnan - 1st in Accounting, Programming, Certificate in Geography Tate King - Certificate in Hospitality
Certificate in History Cristin Burrell - 1st in Drama, Certificate Sara Morikawa - 1st in New Zealand
Lisa Mansell - 1st in Mathematics in Mathematics Tourism
Applied, Certificate in Food Technology Alexander Cozens - 1st in Mathematics Pamela Ong - 1st in Business Studies
& Nutrition Applied Aaron Taylor - Certificate in Sports
Kasra Namin - 1st in Mathematics Evan French - Certificate in Year 12 Leadership
Sheida Namin - 1st in Classical Studies, Specialist Mathematics Alison Winstanley - 1st in Drama,
Certificates in Biology and Mathematics Elizabeth Hawkins - Certificates in Certificates in Classical Studies and
Melissa Pangestu - Certificates in Business Studies and Integrated Science History, Winner of the Year 13 Speech
English and History Ariana Heslop-Riddell - 1st in Te Reo Cup
Michael Terekhin - Certificate in Māori, Certificate in Design and Visual
Chemistry Communication (Graphics)
Joao Tompson da Silva Konno -
Certificates in Physics and Year 13
Calculus

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TANGAROA Year 13 Sophie White - Certificate in Art -
Caitlin Adams - Certificate in Health
HOUSE AWARD Photography 119
Matthew Brewer - Certificate in Building Matthew Worthington - Church
RECIPIENTS
Construction and Allied Trade Skills Certificate in Mathematics
Year 11 Madison Clarke - 1st in Art - Painting
Lauren Connolly - 1st in Art History
Robert Bass - Certificate in Specialist Year 12
Mathematics 1st in Classical Studies, 1st in English Annika Boehm - 1st in History
Chloe Diprose - 1st in Dance AWARDS
Anna Heaps - Certificate in Mathematics Academic Extension, Winner of the Art Emily Griffith - Certificate in Te Reo
Damon Herlihy-O’Brien - 1st in Music History Award, Winner of the Classics
Ela Kalman - Certificate in Art - Painting Māori
Sarah Mercer - Certificate in German Cup, Winner of the Wong Cup (1st in Year Felix Hannah - 1st in Art History
Audrey Milburn - 1st in Business Studies 13 English) Cindy Huang - 1st in Design and Visual
Jack Milmine - 1st in Digital Lydia Edgeworth - Certificate in Business Communication (Graphics), 1st in Food
Technologies Computing Studies
Tracy (Hoang Ha Chi) Nguyen - 1st in Technology & Nutrition
English as a Second Language Thomas Hayward - Certificates in Art - Michaela Kuriger - Certificate in New
Morgan Pascoe - Certificate in Painting and Drama
Accounting Zealand Tourism
Alyssa Peters - Certificate in Practical Grace Macdonald - Certificate in English Faaiua Matagitau - 1st in Te Reo Māori
Science Devon Parker-Auld - Certificate in Media Kazuma Nagasako - 1st in Science
William Shen - 1st in History Certificates Studies
in Creative & Digital Technologies Thomas Sullivan - 1st in Building Certificate in Digital Technologies
(Electronics) and Design & Visual
Communication (Graphics) Computing
Laura Smith - Certificate in Drama Construction and Allied Trade Skills, 1st Nathan Sherman - Certificate in
Ethan Tizzard - 1st in English Certificates in Science, Winner of the Randall and
in Year 12 Biology and Year 12 Chemistry Chemistry
Cottrell Cup (Hard Materials), Winner Gena Shimoda - Certificates in Dance
Year 12
of the Whitecliffs Timber Excellence in and Mathematics
Sasha Barrett-Garnier - Certificate in Technology Prize Michael Tran - 1st in Music
Geography Sarah Tham - 1st in English, 1st in Art - Ethan Wells - Certificate in Digital
Lauren Blakey - Certificate in Art - Photography, Winner of the Bill McColl Technologies Computing
Photography, Winner of the National Cup for Photography Caitlyn Young - 1st in Digital
Arts Supplies Cup for Innovative Use of Madeleine White - Certificate in Art -
Media in Senior Art Technologies Programming
Norah Blomfield - Certificates in Drama Photography
and Media Studies
Nathan Dodds - 1st in Art - Photography Year 13
Francesca Hughes - 1st in Hospitality TĀWHIRIMĀTEA Sora Araki - Certificate in English
Certificate in Food Technology & Mila Beldon - Certificate in German
Nutrition Sophia Bower - Certificate in
Daniel Hunter - Certificate in Hospitality HOUSE AWARD Geography
Winner of the Year 12 Speech Cup
Jack Jessiman - Certificate in Physical RECIPIENTS Georgia Bunt - Certificate in Food
Education Technology & Nutrition
Liam Jessiman - Certificate in Building Callum Collier - 1st in Geography, 1st
Construction and Allied Trade Skills Year 11
Adam Jonkers - 1st in Business Studies Georgia Agnew - 1st in Health, Certificate in German, 1st in Physics, Winner of the
Caitlin Massey - Certificate in in Mathematics Applied Geography Research and Planning Cup,
Mathematics Applied Luke Barter - Certificate in Media Studies Winner of the Senior Foreign Languages
Amogh Mulye - Certificate in Science Lydia Boyd - Certificate in Geography Prize
Anika Mulye - Certificate in Health Jasmine Brewer - Certificate in English Anya Harvey - Certificate in Dance
Mia (Hoang Ha My) Nguyen - Certificate Samuel Davey - 1st in Media Studies Olivia Hay - Winner of the Year 13 Pysical
in Business Studies, 1st in English as a Lily Fowler - 1st in Design and Visual Education Ladies High Performance
Second Language Communication (Graphics) Trophy
Ethan (Wei) Qi - 1st in Year 13 Calculus Carly Green - Certificate in English KohEun Lee - Certificates in Chemistry,
Alexander Reid - 1st in Physical Mikayla Harvey - Certificate in Dance Physics and Statistics, Winner of the
Education Annabel Hay - Certificate in Health Senior Science Cup
Joshua Sage - Certificate in Outdoor Sujaanan Jeyaseelan - Certificates Simon Mashingaidze - 1st in Sports
Education in Creative & Digital Technologies Leadership
Joshua Sain - Certificate in Music (Electronics) and Specialist Science Niamh Montgomery - Certificate in
Flynn Struckmann - Certificate in Joshua Lay - 1st in Economics, 1st in Statistics
English Year 12 Chemistry, 1st in Year 12 Physics, Erica Moss - 1st in Te Reo Māori
Jean-Marc Varnier - 1st in Media Studies Certificates in English and Year 12 Toby Osborne - 1st in Digital
Samuel Worn - 1st in Creative & Digital Specialist Mathematics Technologies Computing
Technologies (Electronics) Hope Makiri-Hennings - 1st in Practical Sebastian Simpson - 1st in Digital
Irene Xue - 1st in Economics Science Technologies Programming, Certificate
Emily (Yiting) Zou - 1st in English Emma McHugh - 1st in Outdoor in Music
Certificates in Physics and Year 13 Education, Certificate in English Hollie Thomlinson - 1st in Accounting
Calculus, Certificates in Economics, Jaxson Murphy - Certificate in Building Francesca Treuren - 1st in Health
Physics and Year 13 Chemistry Construction and Allied Trade Skills Jacob Wanden - Certificate in Global
Aaron Painter - 1st in Building Studies
Construction and Allied Trade Skills Oscar Webb - 1st in Global Studies
Seoyoung Park - Certificate in Year 12 Yehan Xie - Certificate in New Zealand
English as a Second Language Tourism

Dieu My Pham - 1st in Integrated

Science, Certificate in Economics
Annika Smart - 1st in Food Technology &

Nutrition
Keanu Struckmann - Certificate in

Outdoor Education
Maggie Tse - 1st in Chinese Certificate in

Economics
Phoebe Videbeck - Certificate in

Integrated Science

Glendowie College 2019

120 Scholarships

AWARDS THE GLENDOWIE PRIME MINISTER’S a value of $10,000 ($5,000 per annum), are
COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT VOCATIONAL EXCELLENCE awarded annually.
FOUNDATION TRUST AWARD
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO NEW
SCHOLARSHIPS Rafe Nielsen FRONTIERS EXCELLENCE
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
THE MĀORI PASIFIKA The award worth $2,000 is aimed at raising
SCHOOL LEAVERS the status of vocational study and recognising Sascha Moltschaniwskyj
SCHOLARSHIP the achievements of students excelling in
vocational education. The award also aims to Zoe Moltschaniwskyj
Zane Samuel inspire students to plan more carefully how
their subject choices lead on to careers that The University of Otago established
$1,000 Scholarship suit their skills and abilities. these scholarships to recognise academic
excellence in secondary school study. The
The Glendowie College UNIVERSITY value of the scholarship awarded will be
Development Trust Service SCHOLARSHIPS $2,500 or $5,000 depending on the level of
Scholarship achievement at school. The scholarships
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF are guaranteed to those who secure an
Eilish Wood WELLINGTON VICTORIA Excellence Endorsement at NCEA Level 2
$2,000 Scholarship TANGIWAI SCHOLARSHIP and/or Level 3 (or equivalent).

PETER MCKENZIE This Scholarship celebrates excellence - UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO
academic excellence and excellence outside PERFORMANCE ENTRANCE
SCHOLARSHIP the classroom. SCHOLARSHIPS

Hollie Thomlinson Isabella Clague Alison Winstanley Olivia Hay Jessica McIntosh

Awarded through the Rotary Club of St Johns These scholarships are valued at $5,000 each These scholarships have a standard value of
for a student continuing with Commerce at and can be put towards accommodation costs $16,000 over three years and are available to
University and who has achieved excellence in at a Victoria Hall of Residence, or (for students students who have demonstrated academic
Year 13 Accounting. $2,000 Scholarship not in a Hall), as a contribution towards first ability and who are at an elite level for their
year living costs. chosen sport or cultural discipline.
ARA LODGE VISUAL ARTS
AWARD UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO
CANTERBURY LEADERS OF TOMORROW
Madison Clarke GO CANTERBURY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP
This award is a Masonic Award donated by Jessica Nielsen
the Ara Lodge for Excellence in Visual Arts. Matthew Calvert Jodie Dickins
The recipient receives an award for $1,250. These Scholarships were established to
Sam Lind Asta Schnell assist students who have demonstrated
THE HOYSTED all-round ability and who exhibit leadership
SCHOLARSHIP Kate Speirs Oscar Webb potential to attend the University of Otago.
These Scholarships have a standard value of
KohEun Lee The University of Canterbury Go Canterbury $6,000 and are selected based on a balance
Scholarship is awarded to support the of academic achievement and leadership,
Scholarship of $2,000 to be awarded to a accommodation costs of a first year student which are usually demonstrated through
deserving Year 13 student to assist them in attending the University of Canterbury. The school, sporting or cultural activities, and/or
their further education, and to achieve a full Scholarship is valued at $5,000. community involvement.
and interesting life.
UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO
THE GILLIAN RAE CASSEY CANTERBURY VICE-CHANCELLOR’S
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENGINEERING TOP SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARS AWARD
Arbel Tenembaum Ryan Kidd
Jodie Dickins
The Scholarship is worth a minimum amount The University of Otago Vice-Chancellor’s
of $5,000. The Gillian Rae Cassey Memorial This Scholarship recognises and supports Scholarship was established by the University
Scholarship is an investment in success with top scholars entering their first year of the of Otago in 2015 to celebrate the excellence
the expectation that the scholarship recipients Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (BE (Hons)) of students enrolling at the University of
will positively contribute to the future of New degree programme at the University of Otago. The Scholarship is awarded at the
Zealand. Canterbury. Up to ten Scholarships, each with discretion of the Vice-Chancellor and is valued
at $6,000.

Daniel Tran, Niamh Montgomery & Britney Jamieson Dux - Julia Tan Lydia Edgeworth Nina Harding &
Callum Collier Sophie Newton

Glendowie College 2019

UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO The Cup is awarded to the senior student meanwhile being well regarded by students 121
PACIFIC PEOPLES’ undertaking the most multi-level studies of all ages.
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP successfully. AWARDS
PAST PUPILS TROPHY
Jamie Iro TAKU HUARAHI TAONGA
Thomas Hayward
Established by the University of Otago in Laura Oh
2005 to celebrate academic excellence and For the best contribution of an artistic, literary
cultural diversity, this Scholarship is intended This award recognises the student who most or cultural nature.
to encourage the progression of indigenous supported Tikanga Maori at Glendowie
Pacific Peoples’ into tertiary study. College. The award was presented to the THE EDWARD VAN
college by former staff member Jeanette Bell BOHEEMEN SERVICE CUP
The standard value of the Scholarship who was tireless in her support and promotion
is $10,000 for one year but exceptional of Tikanga Maori. Michael Hope & Nathan Philipiah
applicants may be offered this Scholarship at
a higher value and a longer tenure. M A GROVE MEMORIAL This award is presented to a Year 13 student
TROPHY who has voluntarily and willingly provided
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO their services and talents to the school.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Hope Makiri-Hennings
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP THE DEANS’ CUP
Presented to a Year 11 student for diligence
Julia Tan and consistent academic effort. Mayna Tse

This Scholarship was established by the THE ROTARY CLUB OF Awarded to a Year 13 student for diligence,
University of Otago Council in 2011 to AUCKLAND EAST CUP contribution and commitment to the College.
assist new undergraduate students who
have demonstrated outstanding academic Benjamin Hunt LEADERSHIP TROPHY
potential and leadership capabilities to attend
the University of Otago. This is considered This cup was donated by the Rotary Club of Edward Blair
the most prestigious Scholarship Otago Auckland East who have a long association
offers. The Scholarship provides support for with the college. This cup recognises the Year Presented by Eileen Choy for special qualities
up to three years of undergraduate study with 11 student who has made the greatest overall of leadership in any field.
a value of up to $35,000. contribution to the college.
CUP FOR GENERAL
UNIVERSITY OF TIMOTHY WELLS EXCELLENCE IN FORM 7
AUCKLAND TOP ACHIEVER MEMORIAL CUP
SCHOLARSHIPS Presented by the Brabazon family for
Joshua Lay character and for academic, sporting and
Callum Collier cultural activities. Two cups, one for girls, and
For the Top Scholar in Year 11. the other for boys are awarded.
Niamh Montgomery Daniel Tran
DILIGENCE CUP Boy: Callum Collier
The University of Auckland Top Achiever
Scholarships are prestigious awards. They are Kahu Hema Girl: Jessica Nielsen
awarded to students who have demonstrated
exceptional levels of academic excellence, all- Presented by 6A of 1976 to a first year Year 12 MADDOCK’S MEMORIAL
round ability, and leadership. The scholarship student for diligence and consistent work and CUPS
is worth up to $20,000 paid in the first year. for gaining the respect of staff and pupils by
This scholarship also includes a guaranteed showing perseverance - though not achieving For the Year 13 Boy and Girl who have
place in a Hall of Residence. other academic awards. contributed to the College through
personal qualities of stability, co-operation,
SPECIAL AWARDS HOOPER CUP independence, perseverance and for having
and displaying a sense of values. (Considered
UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND Nina Harding the top special award).
FACULTY OF ARTS AWARD Presented to the Year 12 student
who has made the greatest overall Boy: William Evans
Sophie Newton contribution to the school. Girl: Eilish Wood

The University of Auckland would also like to ANDREA BOYD MEMORIAL PROXIME ACCESSIT
offer one Year 12 student who has achieved CUP
outstanding results in a Humanities or Social Alison Winstanley
Sciences a ‘University of Auckland Faculty of May Gan
Arts Award’. The award takes the form of a DUX
Certificate and $100 voucher. For the Top Scholar in Year 12.
Julia Tan
THE MIKE PERO AWARD THE PRIDE SHIELD
HEAD BOYS CUP
Lydia Edgeworth Britney Jamieson
Edward Blair
Mike Pero Real Estate want to commend and (Donated by the 1999 Prefects) Awarded to
recognise upcoming entrepreneurs currently the student who demonstrates pride in the HEAD GIRLS CUP
studying in Year 13. They wish to recognise school through enthusiastically supporting
attributes such as the ability to develop a and encouraging a wide range of activities, Jessica Nielsen
vision and turning this into a business reality although not necessarily participating,
and having the personal values and qualities
to build relationships and mentor others.

AMITH CUP Thomas Hayward Alison Winstanley 2019 and 2020 Head students

William Beauchamp

This cup was donated by the Amith family in
appreciation for the opportunity that their
children had to take multi-level studies.

Glendowie College 2019

122 Scholarships –Successful

AWARDS Students

Alvaro Nola Dodd (Biology, Physics, Statistics)
Marco de Kretser (Visual Arts - Photography)
Anthony White (Calculus)
Michael (Yuezhang) Song (Music, Economics)
Ashley Khoo (Visual Arts - Painting)
Minh Pham (Geography)
Beatrice Smit (Statistics, English)
Olivia Davies (Geography, Health and Physical
Education)
Daniel Tran (Biology)
Olivia Sorensen-Tyrer (Biology, History)
Deanna Louis (Biology [Outstanding], Statistics)
Ricki Huang (Geography)
Emma Barrett-Garnier (Geography)
Rose Stephens (Dance, Geography)
Isaac Mercer (Geography)
Sophie Painter (English)
Isabella Spinosa (Visual Arts - Photography)
Tarun Muralidhar (Statistics)
Jamie Martin (English)
Tyler Sullivan (Visual Arts - Painting)
Joshua Taylor (Technology, Economics)
Willem Scott (Calculus)
Lauren Connolly (English)
Xavier Vowles (English)
Liam Brydon (Technology)
Yujia Chen (Calculus)

Glendowie College 2019

123 AWARDS

Glendowie College 2019

9COM

124 Back Row:Henry Gibson, Henry Wilson, Reece

Griffiths, Oliver Wigglesworth
3rd Row:Joseph Kwon, Sean Marshall, Olivia

Mager, Addison Young, James Shinkarenko
2nd Row:
Gianluca Cisaria, Jamie Mackie,

CLASSES Matthew Evans, Samuel Beadle, Tessa McLaren,

Charla Woods, Mr Trevor Comber (Teacher)
Front Row:Rose Kyaw, Grace Lynch, Michaela

Boag, Olivia Wilson, Baoying Wang, Anusha

Liyanage, Mary Ong
Absent:Emi Yasuda

9GLT

Back Row:Luke Hulbert, Aito Watanabe, Cian
Fuller, Kessia Veal, Angel van Zyl, Michal Nikel,

Tawananyasha Mashingaidze
2nd Row:James Boyd, Hamish Cruikshank, Oliver

Blake, Alex Curzon-Bavin, Louise Wanden, Maja
Alexander, Mr Stephen Galt (Teacher)

Front Row: Daisy Green, Mia Hay, Aislinn Prest,
Rikki Teura, Sofia Roberts, Isobelle Mussell,
Sabrina Joe
Absent:Kelvin Gan, Jiwon Han, Hollie Irwin,
James Macdonald, Andy Zhao

9GRY

Back Row:Joshua McHugh, Ranash

Kulendrarajan, Seb McFarland, Cooper Paalvast
3rd Row:
Hugo Madill, Benjamin Hawken,

Helena Quirk, Hollie Langley, Amelia Males

Bundock, Caleb McCormack-King
2nd Row: Tyler Gilmer, Tarquin Mortland, Quinn

Smith, Jordan Lindsay, Kelly Jans, Aleisha Folu,

Ms Angela Gray (Teacher)
Front Row: Mimi Reeves, Chriszelle Veloria, Luna

Fukuchi, Megan Cartwright, Xixi Gates, Kellee

Shwe, Emma Smith
Absent:Benjamin Pike, Kaya Walsh

9HUM

Back Row:Michael Pearson, Jake West Mason,

James Joyce, Harry Maud
3rd Row: Ed Littlesmith, Thomas Ramsbottom,

Kate Allan, Sarah Butterworth, Finlay Walker,

Caesar Robertson
2nd Row: Rebecca McLaren, Milly Rea, Nathan

Tims, Hugh Nevell, Oliver Kestle, Saw Be, Mr

Front Row: Oliver Humphries (Teacher)

Nicole Miller, Alyssa Boag, Kaiya

Mayhew, Isabella Farnell, Sophie Svensson,

Megan Hall, Gabby Leyland
Absent:Waimanu Clarken

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9KAR 125

Back Row: Shaylin Dahya, Kourosh CLASSES
Rahimialiabady, Jackson Brown, Harrison Klette
3rd Row: Ashton Muraahi, Benjamin Connolly,
Harry Allen, Mia Staples, Emma Bass
2nd Row: Jayda Hitchlock-Good, Emilie Warren,
Steven Zheng, Ivan Fateev, Sahil Farhat, Robert
Liu, Ms Jas Kaur (Teacher)
Front Row: Jania Cawson, Akasha Shroff, Tatum
Dunhill, Matinah Ayobie, Zoe Paterson, Morgan-
Taylah Guard, Zifan Chen
Absent: Sehee An

9TOM

Back Row: Mason Brown, Nathaniel Snook, Ryan
Hellowell, Boston Thompson
3rd Row: Oliver French, Lucia Lee-Johnson,
Felicity Thompson, Zach Howe, Ryan Cronin
2nd Row: Milla Taylor-Mangan, Jemma Stiles,
Jacob Bainbridge, Mustafa Guler, Elijah Ivimey,
Lennart Pant, Mr Linda Tomlinson (Teacher)
Front Row: Luna Duval, Georgia Jost, Lulu
Connolly, Jodie Westgrave, Elise Chapman, Amy
Cran, Rosa Hoodless
Absent: Ignacio Bernedo, Patilda Tuafafo

9CGN

Back Row: Samuel Crump, James Barker,
Nicholas Mills, Yi Lam Cheong, Cate Shearer, Sam
Somerville, Anthony Shen
2nd Row: Sora Endo, Amy Kan, Hannah Watson,
Brooklyn Alovili, Zachary Schultz, Benioni Duthie,
Max Bros, Mr Patrick Carrigan (Teacher)
Front Row: Cara Collins, Tyra Naea, Cassandra
McElwee, Jessica Michaels, Aimee Thomas,
Georgia Mathewson, Amy Hanna
Absent: Carlos Chavez, Vinnie Maloni, Junshu
Yang

9CHS
Back Row: Oskar Smerdon, Ryan Scobie, Jacob
McKinnon, Will Schwartfeger, Freeman Mapa,
Ethan Lay, Hayden Bakkerus
2nd Row: Samuel Wright, Christopher
Lawrence, Paige McIntosh, Isabella Worthington-
Church, Sophie Wylie-Cannell, Jorja Kane, Zajk
Thurston, Ms Jeelie Christopher (Teacher)
Front Row: Zoe Hodder, Sabrina Ng, Amelia
Dunbar, Abimbola Dawodu, Zoe Bews-Hair,
Chloe Miller, Linjie Chen
Absent: Po Chaw, Ushane Gunasekara, Suhani
Patel

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9CNR

126 Back Row:Archie Jost, Marco McGill, Luke

3rd Row: Gordon, Daniel Graham

Alessandro Sorrentino, Aidan

Beauchamp, Zach O’Connor, Ciara Elliott, Amy

Tupuola, Ram Hershco, Ashton Brown
2nd Row: Thomas Boynton, Nicholas Van Der
CLASSES
Westhuizen, Richard Faleono, Connor Sumner,

Taya Lewis, Megan Yeo, Mia Cayless, Ms Sarah

Conran (Teacher)
Front Row: Samantha Bing, Elah Aguirre-Escobar,

Ruby McMahon, Kaya Toyoda, Lily Walker, Pippa

Ballentyne, Sophie Court

10DHY

Back Row: Ivan Ko, Caitlin Neville-White, Saskia

Hickey, Annabel Hankin, Jett Rose, Harry Smith,

Sean Sun
3rd Row: Evie Boughey, Charlotte Smith, Jessie

Butland, Annabel Macdonald, Isobel Hughes,

Nate Bartlett, Deyton Bloxham
2nd Row: Ken Cao, Kyle Koekemoer, Bob Peng,

Cooper Cook, Konstantyn Derecha, Ryuji Ochiai,

Ralph Balazo, Ms Noeline Doherty (Teacher)
Front Row: Abhi Puthigae, Rosemary Phelvin,

Clara Miranda Dutra Tofono, Amelia Lawson,

Oshaani Khetarpal, Rubi Eliahu, Ayane Hirai
Absent:
Danielle McComish

10GEE

Back Row: Arthur Wang, Arona Leofo, Leo

Whiteside, Hilton De Graaf, Otis McKenzie, Taichi

3rd Row: Kosaka

Nia Fepuleai, Gia Jeffery, Molly

Spratling, Sophia van den Hoven, Amelie Rinke-

Mailman, Nate Sims, Jack Butland
2nd Row: Yoshinobu Maekawa, Matthew Grace,

Justin Chen, Ben Tsoumas, Jack Parish, Jonathan

Merrill, Marcus Insley-Tuala, Mrs Sharyn Gee

(Teacher)
Front Row: Shion Motegi, Ruby Denny, Samara

Bayliss, Sophie Glasgow-Palmer, Jessica Millar,

Sophie Strang, Mia Horridge
Absent:Amy Coughlan

10HRD

Back Row: Aidan Ferguson, Cameron De La

Haye-Stokes, Bach Chinh Kha, Maui Steadman
3rd Row: Mark Lee Mirzabaev, Flynn Coxhead,

Beren Eskildsen, Zakk Haddon, Blair Dargaville,

Bailee Payne, Charlotte Glover
2nd Row: Bradley Tanner, Zoe Clark, Hannah

Dagger, Jacqueline Zhao, David Zingel, Sam

Gerrard, Bailey Horton, Ms Robin Harding

(Teacher)
Front Row: Moe Awajiya, Sophia Ong, Maya

McEwan, Demi Jonassen, Peggy Pan, Alyssa

Absent: Manivanh-Mafoe, Sawa Shimizu

Lilly Kim, Smile Li, Rupesh Patel

Glendowie College 2019

10KHN 127

Back Row: Kevin Hadian, Liam Thorburn, Nathan CLASSES
Johnson, Rajdeep Singh Parhar, Jake Stafford,
Julian Hartinger, Neal Grayson
3rd Row: Nicolas Chenlau, Cade McAllansmith,
Elizabeth Turner, Stella Mitchell, Sophie
Campbell-Patston, Tien Long Ngo, Oliver McNae
2nd Row: Rylee Underwood, Elisana Waaka,
Marsha Kulashko, Jenna McLaren, Micah Fitton-
Higgins, William Paing, Harry Drew, Mr Faizal
Khan (Teacher)
Front Row: Alexis Khoo, Lucy Witehira, Alix
Marniquet, Sarah Kayes, Lila Baroumandi, Erin
Walshe, Caroline Pome’e

10NAI

Back Row: Serge Carroll, Kieran Joe, Ryan Lock,
Yuta Sato, Jono Sayal, Angus Monro
3rd Row: Max Davies, Jared Gates, James Joo,
Miami Taula, Jack Stevens, Eugenie May, Bella
van der Merwe
2nd Row: Karla Morkel, Alexa Wells, Douglas
Russell, Harrison Gough, Alexander Audley, Ryan
Newton, Mr Simon Naisbitt (Teacher)
Front Row: Maia Hall, Kaythi Finn, Ella Court,
Emma Osborne, Evelyn Mati, Nadia de Jong,
Yvonne Bu
Absent: Nathan Bilby, Valentin Gadras, Sita
Lufe, Kalani Teura, Alvin Wang

10SAN

Back Row: Bar Avni, James Gibson, Will Massam,
Charlie Solly
3rd Row: EJ Santos, Billy Khammy, Ari Zwitser,
Sam Luff, Brandon Yiu, Josh Hughes
2nd Row: Rin Onozuka, Eden Wood, Erica
Butcher, Joel Sheed, Albert Edmondson,
Kiran Perera, Matthew Crocker, Ms Giordana
Santosuosso (Teacher)
Front Row: Sophia Allwood, Claudia Nieves,
Hannah Barclay, Gaia Panduri, Amy Friery, Marwa
Farhat, Paneh Espiritu
Absent: Matthew Calvert, Yu Chen, Amy
Duncan, David White

10THM

Back Row: Emma White, Lara Nielsen, Elsie
Richardson, Natalie Edgeworth, Jonathan Khoo,
Alex Roberts
3rd Row: Harper Johns-Kerr, Jenna Watt-
Wyness, Francesca France, Sua Kim, Anita
Gusentsov, Phoebe Longson, Nicholas Miller
2nd Row: Jonathan Setiawan, Luke Hawkins,
Derek Dixon, Ryan Mills, David Yuan, Lachlan
Potter, James Kemp, Ms Clare Thomson (Teacher)
Front Row: Lexie Sheed, Hayley Mason, Martha
Diprose, Tayla Campbell, Sascha Varnier, Eden
Webster, Olivia Eady
Absent: Carlos Wells

Glendowie College 2019

10THR

128 Back Row: Mylo McFarlane, Oscar Ko, Kegan

3rd Row: Mahon, Bailey Hood, Miles Hunter

Charlie Peng, Brooke McKenzie,

Grace Lawlor, Joseph Matejka, Millie Holliman,

2nd Row: Keira Ferguson, Elle Bainbridge

CLASSES Takayasu Sugiyama, Kieran Smith,

Lewis Azzopardi, Benjamin Stearne, Simon Fink-

Jensen, Jackson Cardy, Jordan Eliahu, Mr Richard

Thompson (Teacher)
Front Row: Cassandra Lindsay, Asta McMahon,

Reyna Paul, Emma Goodall, Phoebe Wild,

Absent: Maddie Smith-Rice, Rebecca Phelvin

Paris Gilbert-Staines

10WNS

Back Row: Lucas Cubas Oda, Charlie Birch,

Quinn Lincoln, Josh Calvert, Jett Lee, Dylan

Facer, Di Zhang
3rd Row: Callum Gibbs, Jace Thomas, Cooper

McConnon, Amelia Clark, Maya Beldon, Violet

King, Mila Semmens
2nd Row: Elliot Blakey, Kieran Carter, Zhi Yuan

Zhou, Joseph Francis, Luke Rous, Levi Liao, Jack

Doolan, Dr Angie Winnington-Sharp (Teacher)
Front Row:
Lisa Schubert, Naomi Hay, Zoe

Hannah, Brianna Shalfoon, Alyssa Roberts, Sylvie

Absent: Manning, Emma Herbert

Amelia Botting, Joao Madeira

11HAW

Back Row: Thomas Lee, Jack Milmine, Marlo
Devereux, Benjamin Troncoso
3rd Row: Chloe Diprose, Harriet Blair, Sasha
Watson, Karla Heavey, Emilia Spinosa, Theo
Lewis, Andrew Tham
2nd Row: Clifford Duan, Brandon Macaulay,
Zach Nichols, Jason Kan, Haojun Shi, Damyan
Ng, Mr Norman Hawcroft (Teacher)
Front Row: Konatsu Nishikawa, Nagomi Inoo,
Laura Smith, Holly Timmins, Audrey Milburn,
Mackenzie Godfrey, Bella Politis
Absent: Sarah Anandarajah, Mateo Paz
Portugal, Carys Stythe, Daniel Wiranata

11HEN

Back Row: Eric Chueameeraeng, Kieran Morris,

Anthony Pome’e, Alex Cozens, Giancarlo

Dimalanta
3rd Row: Brooklyn Paterson, Samantha Tyro,

Elizabeth Hawkins, Amar Redzepagic, Joshua

Mengel, Francesca Kidd, Xanfira Goulder-

2nd Row: Chisholm, Chelsea Ferguson

Connor Underwood, Michael

Brenton-Rule, Benjamin Kestle, Benjamin Riuas,

Daniel Howard, Jack Main, Flynn Harbin, Mrs

Willa Henvest (Teacher)
Front Row: Fannika Darazs, Cristin Burrell, Michi

Hatakeyama, Constanza Maldonado, Kiwa Brown,

Ariana Heslop-Riddell, Natalie Lau, Sophie

Absent: Jongen

Jocelyn Glenn, Melody Lu, Josefa

Prado-Creixell, Leo Spykerman

Glendowie College 2019

11JON 129

Back Row: Rotem Einhar, Harrison Arahill-Ragg, CLASSES
Isaac Khan, Samuel Mbalazi, Antony Skyrme
3rd Row: Yuji Ochiai, Mateo Herrmann Faggi,
Lily Dybvig, Livy Connolly, Olympia Gedye, Emily
Clague, Tanisha Griffiths, Sophie McKeogh
2nd Row: Tom Noonan, James Eskildsen, Theo
Ludbrook, Caleb Gaul-Harris, Benjamin Cooper,
Harry Webb, Daniel Cormack, Mrs Philippa Jones
(Teacher)
Front Row: Martina Zepeda, Madalen Guibert-
Soehadi, Holly Harding, Molly Madill, Gabriela
Almeida Preuhs, Veronica Lin, Brooke Thompson,
Hannah Howe
Absent: Poppy Campbell, Lizzie Thompson

11KIM

Back Row: Keanu Struckmann, Lydia Boyd, Olivia
Hinds, Joshua Lay, Ignacio Galdames
3rd Row: Lily Fowler, Annika Smart, Bob Chen,
William Chen, Ben Taylor, Caleb Jarvis-Buttling,
Sarah Brown, India Gunn
2nd Row: Ethan Bakkerus, David Lawrence,
Aaron Painter, Jake Stapleton, Luke Barter, Daniel
Russell, Abolfazl Bahrami, Mr Terry Kim (Teacher)
Front Row: Honoka Hayashi, Phoebe Videbeck,
Emanuela Sepetavc, Ashley Tupou, Aino
Kitayama, Luanna Carneiro, Gabrielle Holley,
Emma Crossan
Absent: Neha Prakash

11LWS

Back Row: Joaquin Vega, Grace Kane, Thomas
Milmine, Blake Povey, Ella Sullivan, Sienna Burch
3rd Row: Damon Herlihy-O’Brien, Aaron Liao,
Alyssa Peters, Stella Boyte, Kishan Maisuria, Sarah
Mercer, William Shen
2nd Row: Mattia Panduri, Morgan Pascoe,
Ethan Tizzard, Robert Bass, Joshua Brewer, Daniel
Watt-Wyness, Miss Robyn Lewis (Teacher)
Front Row: Hanako Sarumaru, Isabel Bernard
Rocha, Lara Boing, Marlana Burch, Ela Kalman,
Anna Heaps, Tracy Nguyen
Absent: Jane Duncan, Marin Oikawa, Forrest
Sylvester

11PVN

Back Row: Mercy Timu Moe, Chloe Tran, Henry
Evans, Mateo Aeancibia, Ie Mon Maung
3rd Row: Ashton Nichols, Philippe Carrier,
Callum Boag, Theo Thompson-Rikys, Annalise
Insley Tuala, Emily Mackie, Madison Nouwens,
Drey Montero
2nd Row: Charlie Stanners, Benjamin Hunt,
Mason Frank, Benjamin Webb, Christopher Tims,
Evan French, Mr Mike Pavarno (Teacher)
Front Row: Iroha Terakado, Emily Tudor, Jaime
Allan, Brittany Stephens, Mikayla Mager, Amelia
Alexandersen, Camryn Young, Caitlin Jones
Absent: Abdulla Farhat, Zhenmin Xu

Glendowie College 2019

11SHJ

130 Back Row: Gyiel Marquez, Mali Somaratne,

Connor Lindsay, Ava Franklin, Freya Jian, Doreen

3rd Row: Chen

Ryan Gin, Ariana Alves Culley,

Georgina Clague, Francesca Colwill, Michael

CLASSES McMahon, Ella Hoodless, Harry Turnbull
2nd Row:
James Hollamby, Carlos Simon-

Farrell, Ethan Elgin, Fraser McPherson, Vicente

Dabanch, Jonathan Leather, Kevin Cao, Mr Jackie

Shi (Teacher)
Front Row: Ashley Dacyon, Sarena Shwe, Alyona

Derecha, Zoe McGeorge, Quinlan Nassau, Bella

Absent: Nola, Adi Einhar

Doreen Chen, Freya Jian, Shaina

Rasheed, Liron Rosin, Alexis Wistow

11SIM

Back Row: Oscar Simpson, Thiago Zago, Amos

Chao, William Atkinson, Tanner Lind, Liam

Johnston
3rd Row: Grace Hollis, Emma McHugh, Sophie

White, Ebba Alexander, Ellie-May Wright, Bella

2nd Row: Curzon Bavin, Mikayla Harvey

Andre Yray, Regan Norris, Scott

Janiszewski, Brandon Dainty, Andrew Gong,

Night Doctor, Ms Michelle Simpson (Teacher)
Front Row: Dieu My Pham, Zoe Lin, Vidhi Patel,

Georgia Agnew, Carly Green, Mya Coromandel,

Absent: Xiting Liu

Ryan Garcia, Samuel Williams

11SOE

Back Row: Rokas Vaitkunas, Keegan Graham,

Dylan Wyness, Benjamin Hargreaves, Rachel

3rd Row: Bakkerus, Sarah Crossan

Ella Ewing, Sophie Cross, Annabel

Hay, Kate Rickard, Hans Setiawan, Raymond Tran,

Jaxson Murphy-Winterstein
2nd Row: Jonah Szecket, Sujaanan Jeyaseelan,

Calvin White, Callum Lincoln, Sam Davey,

Matthew Worthington-Church, Mrs Ena So

(Teacher)
Front Row: Olivia Whiteman, Tia Gates, Amie

Primrose-Hore, Ana Mapa, Hope Makiri-

Absent: Hennings, Rina Mori, Maggie Tse

Jasmine Brewer, Dillon Cooper,

Seoyoung Park, Emily Ryan-Marshall

12BAR

Back Row: Jose de la Macorra Batiz, Mio Suzuki,

Noa Eliahu, Amy John, Sheida Mahmoodzadeh

3rd Row: Namin

Joao Tompson da Silva Konno,

Vincent Gates, Florian Pant, Isaac Petrich, Tomas

Montano Arteaga, Tom Wild, Kieran Mahon,

Aimee Court
2nd Row: Ben Cran, Max Graham, Angus Stone,

Andre Rose, William Macdonald, Jacob Gordon,

Avinaash Krishnan, Veronica Fu, Mr Jonny Barton

(Teacher)
Front Row: Olivia Bing, Alesha Davies Blackburn,

Zoe McFarlane, Ella Wake, Emma Chin, Maia de

Klerk, Melissa Pangestu, Tyler Cheng

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12CAR

Back Row: David Land, Quan Duc Le, Lin Aung, 131

3rd Row: Tung Kha Glendowie College 2019

Zenobie Cawson, Lauren Blakey,

Jarod Nelson, Jack Jessiman, Zachary Vowles,

2nd Row: Irene Xue, Katya Rusakova

Barsin Akbari, Rafe Nielsen, Dash CLASSES

Hunter, Kahu Hema, Luca Jamieson Soper,

Flynn Struckmann, Oliver Heafield, Ms Monique

Front Row: Carrigan (Teacher)

Lavee Khammy, Ruby Wilkinson,

Emma Taylor, Emily Zou, Caitlin Massey, Chloe

Absent: Hefer, Mengchun Zhou

Kieffer Chong, Toby Craig

12CHP

Back Row: Jett Taylor, Mingxuan Lu, Miro

Hirabayashi, Mathias Svensson, Laura Oh, Isabel

3rd Row: Burrage

Shelby Baird, May Gan, Torah

Johnson Sparf, Rachel Edwards, Ethan Denny,

Hamish Miller, Max Dawes
2nd Row: Maurice Santing, Rima Samuelu, Tim

Marshall, Chris Ramsbottom, Marcus Moody,

Tevivi Tuarae, Mrs Jennifer Champness (Teacher)
Front Row: Kelly Fernandes, Ruby Kibblewhite,

Sophia Pianova, Abbi Bramwell, Susan Ouyang,

Zoe Butterworth, Ashlene Khoo
Absent: Lance Fretton, Paul Hebrard, Larissa

Madeira

12COO

Back Row: Kira Seaman, Maddy Floyd, Lu Zhao,

Chris Liao, Lachlan Collison, Gregory Doo
3rd Row: Dorsa Moradi, Viktorija Kuzeva, Sarah

Hunter, Luca Mazzaschi, Jeffrey Liu, Mataio Leofo,

2nd Row: James O’Connor-Robertson

Theo Mallinson, Matt Kayes, Max

Wilson, Nelson McKenzie, Joel Anderson,

Thomas Bramwell, Max Duder, Miss Fiona Cook

(Teacher)
Front Row: Sally Paing, Ashleigh Johnson, Hayley

Davies, Fiona Ibrahimbegov, Maggie Gibson,

Absent: Brooke Leyland, Chiara Thorburn

Toby Smit

12KAU

Back Row: Piper Finn, William Beauchamp,

Damian Lee, Carlos Alberto Juarez Zurita, Tim

Htar
3rd Row: Tomas Vaitkunas, Guy Irwin, Michael

Terekhin, Cameron Todd, Jacob Gaul-Harris,

Keely O’Grady, Emma Crowe, Lisa Mansell
2nd Row:
Kylan Cardy, Ben Smith, Rowan

Warren, Hamish Jones, Cody Holley, Elias

Galaverna Gonzalez, Maddie Thompson, Mrs

Kulbir Kaur (Teacher)
Front Row: Yuxin Xie, Britney Hansen, Macayla

Lock, Devon Bloxham, Sage Carruthers, Alice

Absent: Webster-McNamee, Joanne Heley

Alina Luo

12MCB

132 Back Row: Jc Quiocho, Ryan McKay, Jimmy

Ballentyne, Kasra Mahmoodzadeh Namin, Jaden

3rd Row: Kreutner, Shade Guo

Caitlin Bowie, Emily Wood, Qinqi

Zhang, Quenton Yeo, Jack Peers, Sofia Hammer,

CLASSES 2nd Row: Renata Panoho

Santiago Montano Arteaga, Liam

Bartlett, Tomas Broderick, Kai Lewis, Jordan

Herbert, Corban Smith, Mr Terry McBride

(Teacher)
Front Row: Andrea Eng, Natalie Goh, Alanna

Chen, Nina Harding, Grace Morgan, Sree Kurani,

Absent: Siddika Guler

Linxi Li

12PTW

Back Row: Nathan Sherman, Brody Green, Haoyi

Li, Kazuma Nagasako
3rd Row: Gena Shimoda, Ella Gleeson, Jared

Aquilina, Sean Gibbs, Jack Manning, Vanja

Mirkov, Michaela Kuriger
2nd Row: Harrison Noyce, Owan Lazic, Oselise

Talataina, Fergus Bell, Daniel Clark, Felix Hannah,

Miss Jessica Pittwood (Teacher)
Front Row: Emily Griffith, Sophie Newton, Isabel

Isaac, Caitlyn Young, Arabella Semmens, Emma

Absent: Mansell, Anudi Thilakarathne

Max Chu, Oscar King, Rodolfo

Rodriquez, Josh Vodanovich

12SRM

Back Row: Thomas Miller, Josh Sage, Sasha

Barrett-Garnier, Caitlin Buchanan, Liam Jessiman,

Erick Lao
3rd Row: Alex Reid, Cooper Longson, Adam

Jonkers, Awhinarose Wood, Rebecca Redman,

2nd Row: Sophie Rawbone, Laetitia McCracken

Stanley Findsen, Samuel Clayton,

Joshua Sain, Amogh Mulye, Stephen White,

Sam Worn, Ilia Sverdlov, Ms Melissa Sirimanne

(Teacher)
Front Row: Suzuka Sone, Justine Lohner, Anika

Mulye, Hoang Ha My Nguyen, Brianna Ching,

Absent: Seval Kaplan, Norah Blomfield

Yonghong Liao

12TBS

Back Row: James Hodder, Felipe Zago, Jack

3rd Row: Birch, Michael Tran

Stephanie Gough, Stephanie Li,

Annika Boehm, YoungJin Kum, Kevin Ng,

Binghao Xue
2nd Row: Robbie Ivill, Faaiua Matagitau, Samuel

Ritchie, Ethan Wells, Lorenzo Cilli Bilish, Philip

Kolesnikov, Miss Vivienne Tubbs (Teacher)
Front Row: Cindy Huang, Meghana Bandlamudi,

Lydia Staples, Sally Liddell, Holly van der Merwe,

Absent: Yean Chhit, Renee Sayal

Matthew Bilby, Ella Coldrick, Ozias

Lam, Campbell Nightingale, Shalini Patel

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12THS 133

Back Row: Sirikorn Pansang, Sulaiman Farhat, CLASSES
Andrew Hughes, Sean Collins, Cecily Cai, Alyssa
Graham
3rd Row: Jean-Marc Varnier, Jakob Calvert,
Leonid Sverdlov, Ethan Qi, Jinelle Nicholson,
Jodie Barclay, Avi Richardson
2nd Row: Ethan Cleland, Aleksandar Milivojevic,
Oliver Milne, Michael Heavey, Callum Hibbert,
Nathan Dodds, Hayden Crocker, Miss Amy
Thomas (Teacher)
Front Row: Stella Mackenzie, Sophie Williams,
Lauren Zhao, Francesca Hughes, Thet Lin, Andrea
Dang, Ierei Timu
Absent: Conor McLoughlin

13IFR

Back Row: Tate King, Gryffen King, Alvin Cao,
Sakurako Kabashima
3rd Row: Caragh Clarken, Marcus
Alexandersen, Jaideep Singh Parhar, Britney
Jamieson, Nikita Horselenberg
2nd Row: Erit Jonuzi, Imesh Mallawaarachchi,
Peter Zingel, Adam Kinley, Luke Kneale, Benjamin
Ellis, Mr Mihai Ifrim (Teacher)
Front Row: Amanda Chan, Momo Hirahara, Marin
Hagiwara, Natalie Jongen, Mayna Tse, Siniva
Sanato, Hui-Ning Chong
Absent: Atlanta Applin, Bianca Gibbs,
Alessandro Olla, Jasper White

13JAN

Back Row: Sarah Tham, Cassie Potter, Hayley
Keats, Yujia Chen
3rd Row: Rose Stringer, Alexandria Solly,
Madeleine White, Louise Swain, Ruby Napier,
Jessica Huang
2nd Row: Tom Sullivan, Sean Southall, Myron
Blackmore, Edward Blair, Cairo Stark, Oliver
Mcconnel, William Roberts, Ms Aileen Jan
(Teacher)
Front Row: Paun-Charn Maung, Brianna Green,
Elise Callaghan, Lydia Edgeworth, Charlotte
Lambert, Lauren Connolly, Calista Callaghan
Absent: Matthew Brewer, Tina Chen,
Samantha Eden, Anny Vu, Tana Whineray

13KNG

Back Row: Pamela Ong, Liam Wilson, Louis
Carrier, Shaun Howard, Cole Davis, Anna
Thompson
3rd Row: William Spratling, Luke Tyro, Daniel
Bohinc, Isabella Adams, Ava Whiteside, Courtney
Webb, Aaron Taylor
2nd Row: Jackson Schofield, Thomas Mengel,
William Evans, Charles Devlin, Benjamin Hawkins,
Ryan Kidd, Adrienne King
Front Row: Himena Inamura, Ashton Lilley, Molly
Lees, Jessica Nielsen, Ashlee Pearce, Pippa Carr,
Liana Jonuzi
Absent: Elise Harte

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13LIU

134 Back Row: Kroiwun Charndai, Sebastian

Simpson, Callum Collier, Toby Osborne, Hollie

Thomlinson
3rd Row: Niamh Montgomery, Matthew Calvert,

Willem Scott, Olivia Hay, Heather McIntosh,

CLASSES Avneet Sharma, Cole Bullot, Niamh Johnson
2nd Row:
Alex Baldwin, Sam Lind, Jacob

Wanden, Oliver White, Lachlan McCormick,

Benjamin Miller, Zac van der Merwe, Yannik

Front Row: Boehm, Mr Henry Liu (Teacher)

Sora Araki, Bridget Barter, Lara

Farnsworth, Sascha Moltschaniwskyj, Emma

Coster, KohEun Lee, Mila Beldon, Anya Harvey
Absent:
Georgia Bunt

13NFS

Back Row: Cameron McGeorge, Jaden Zeng,

Zoe Neville-White, Jade Azzopardi
3rd Row: Joshua Karlsen, Daniel Tran, Nicholas

Gill, Zachary Hankin, Georgia McPherson, Jodie

Dickins
2nd Row: Samuel Calvert, Zane Samuel, Henry

Harford, Anthony White, Fletcher Milne-Urlich,

Almog Hershco, Mrs Thais Nafissi (Teacher)
Front Row:
Julia Tan, Lita Owen, Samantha

Moros, Amy Hughes, Christina Murrell, Talia

Absent: Head, Zoe Moltschaniwskyj

Fynn Hickey, Shengyu Huang, Enlin

Jiang, Colin Kwon, Sitong Shang, Diandian Zhang

13SOH

Back Row: Sameer Tripathi, Pranesh Patel, YouJia

Xu, Junwei Ou, Brandon Gin, Tayla Clark, Paige

Sturgess
2nd Row: Anthony Matsis, Abinuka Malewwa

Thanthrige, Max Young, Finn Leeming, Hamish

Khan, Sebastian White, Jack Jun, Mr Hayden So

Front Row: (Teacher)

Janica Bayogan, Phoebe Zhang,

Isabella Liu, Marliana Meteka, Eilish Wood, Mercy

Absent: Gorero, Isabella Clague

Jonathan Aung, Anthony Doctor,

Shaun Hogan, Rawitphoom Kiatthitinan, Ha Eun

Kim, Callum Skyrme, Avantika Srinivasan

13STE

Back Row: Noel Yang, Josafa Di Carlos Inacio

Magalhaes, Oscar Webb, Jonathan Tokios, Simon

Mashingaidze, Farhad Habibi, Gonzalo Pratto
2nd Row: Kian Hassanzadeh, Fletcher Shuter,

Graham Fruisen, Samu Auvinen, Lucca Cilli Bilish,

Francesca Treuren, Mr Dave Storrie (Teacher)
Front Row: Caitlin Whiteman, Selina Zu, Melina

Darvish, Sophia Bower, Erica Moss, Elena Liu,

Absent: Dilan Kokcu

Jack Bell, Lucia Miller, Juan Jacobo

Montano, Tayla Ranger, Andrea Ross, Kate Speirs,

Yehan Xie, Bingzi Xue, Junjie Zhang

Glendowie College 2019

13WBR 135

Back Row: Yuxuan Mao, Daniel Morison, Thomas CLASSES
Hayward, Kouki Hadano
3rd Row: Nathan Philipiah, Addison Campbell,
Selwyn Sein, Asta Schnell, Jamie Iro, Jessica
McIntosh, Caitlin Adams
2nd Row: Jackson Godfrey, Benjamin France,
Liam Ng, Michael Hope, Andrew Heavey, Michael
Berman, Ms Kate Webster (Teacher)
Front Row: Michaela Ivanier, Isabella Farnham,
Madison Clarke, Dhara Maisuria, Grace
Macdonald, Devon Parker-Auld, Jhillian Remedio
Absent: Keilan Hepburn, Eden Nelson, Maia
Rolleston

13WHI

Back Row: Roshan Baroumandi, Sina Ghandhari,
Rei Hirose, Mary O’Sullivan, Eden Grace, Josefa
Prado-Creixell
3rd Row: David Chen, Jack Cozens, Lupio
Thompson-Rikys, Isaac Evington, Patrick Collier,
Molly Whelan-Platt, Madison Davis-Donnelly
2nd Row: Logan Caldwell, Samuel Leabourn,
James Belcher, Julian Santing, Chantel Anderson,
Georgie Higham, Ms Adele Whittaker (Teacher)
Front Row: Alison Winstanley, Ngan Kim Nguyen,
Candice Lin, Arbel Tenembaum, Alice Savage,
Michelle Park, Sara Morikawa
Absent: Seong Min Choi, Mingze Gao

Glendowie College 2019

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