FROM THE COLLEGE PRINCIPAL

Welcome back to all members of our community after what I hope was a thoroughly restorative end of Term 3 break. I was particularly happy to connect with our returning students and staff from their Japanese immersion. I am grateful to our staff (Ms Anna Kendall, Ms Kristen Armitage and Mr Michael Pope) who ensured students remained safe, whilst also experiencing a wonderful immersion opportunity. Events such as these build wonderful opportunities for students to build resilience, develop more worldly perspectives and immerse themselves in cultures different from their own. I know many of our students will value this experience for the rest of their lives and I thank them for their curiosity and willingness to seize opportunities.

I wish to also express my congratulations to the SPCT Rowers who participated in the QLD Schools’ Rowing Championship Regatta in Rockhampton at the start of the term break. A number of crews and individuals progressed to finals and many achieved personal bests. In doing so, they proved that hard work pays dividends. I enjoyed celebrating the season with rowing families on October 9 at the Rowing Awards Dinner and thank Ms Susan Wilkinson, Ms Meg Henderson, Ms Nisha Hamann, Ms Maya Williams, Mr Hugo Brown and all of the rowing coaches for their wonderful support of our athletes.

Term 4 promises ongoing opportunities for our students in and outside of the classroom, including:

OPTIMINDS State Finals (goodluck to all competitors)
Netball Clinics for Year 7 and 8 on Tuesday and Thursday mornings with Megan Tomarchio
Run Club – all ages on Tuesday afternoons and Friday mornings
Rugby League for Years 8, 9 and 10 on Wednesday afternoons playing against St Margaret Mary’s College, Southern Cross Catholic College and Ryan Catholic College (3 week round robin – Week 2 training session)
Swim Club – Friday mornings at Tobruk
Confraternity 2027 Strength and Conditioning training – 4.00pm to 5.00pm at Forma Fitness under Coen Hess
Performing Arts Showcase

Best wishes also to our Year 12 students undertaking external examinations; all the very best.

Kath Little

COLLEGE PRINCIPAL

STAFFING UPDATE

The College has substantially concluded recruitment for 2027 and is now in a position to announce the following appointments:

Head of Year 7
Maddyn White

Maddyn brings extensive experience in pastoral leadership and student wellbeing. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to fostering positive relationships, supporting student growth, and creating inclusive learning environments where every young person feels known, valued and supported. With leadership experience spanning pastoral care, curriculum, sport and community engagement, we are confident in Maddyn’s ability to guide our newest students as they transition into secondary school and begin their journey at St Patrick’s College Townsville. We look forward to the positive impact she will have on our Year 7 students and families in 2027.

Head of Faculty – Engineering & Technologies
Doug Belton

Doug has more than two decades in education and has taught a broad range of subjects including Engineering, Technologies, Physics, Mathematics and Science. Doug’s strong background in curriculum leadership, staff development and student-centred learning, combined with his passion for engineering and technology education, will be a tremendous asset to the College. We look forward to the expertise, innovation and leadership he will bring to our Engineering & Technologies faculty and the opportunities he will create for students to develop the skills needed for the future.

Head of Faculty – Arts
Odette Baxter

Odette brings more than twenty years of experience as an educator, curriculum leader, conductor and practising musician, with a distinguished record of leadership in music education and the arts. She has led curriculum development, staff mentoring, assessment moderation and strategic program improvement across Years 7-12. Her extensive involvement with the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority, together with her leadership of highly successful choral programs and strong connections within the North Queensland Arts community, reflects her commitment to excellence in teaching and learning. Odette’s collaborative leadership style, curriculum expertise and passion for fostering creativity and student achievement make her an outstanding leader for our Arts Faculty. We look forward to the vision, innovation and inspiration she will bring to Arts education at St Patrick’s College.

Head of Instrumental Music & Cultural Performance Programs
Rachel Cairns

It is with great excitement that we announce the appointment of Rachel Cairns as Head of Instrumental Music & Cultural Performance Programs. Rachel will take on this role in 2027. Bringing more than 25 years of experience as a music educator, choral conductor, arts leader and event producer, together with a deep connection to St Patrick’s College Townsville, where she has served in a variety of music roles over many years. She has an outstanding record of developing high-performing music programs, rebuilding and strengthening choral culture, and creating meaningful opportunities for students to excel in music and performance. Most recently, Rachel has served as Choral Producer with Australia’s largest singing festival, Festival of Voices, further enhancing her expertise in program leadership, stakeholder engagement and large-scale event management. Her passion for the transformative power of music and the arts, combined with her strong leadership and commitment to nurturing student talent, make her exceptionally well placed to lead and further develop the College’s Instrumental Music and Cultural Performance Programs. We look forward to the vision, energy and expertise Rachel will bring to this important role and to the many opportunities she will create for our students to thrive through music, culture and performance.

Head of Rowing
Nigel Stubbs

Nigel Stubbs will be taking on the position of Head of Rowing from March 2027. Nigel has over a decade of coaching experience across leading Queensland school and club rowing programs, and brings a wealth of expertise, leadership and passion to the role of Head of Rowing. A Level 2 Rowing Australia Coach and former Queensland Pathways Head Coach, Nigel has guided athletes and crews to success at state and national level, while also mentoring coaches and leading the development of high-performing rowing programs. His deep commitment to athlete development, technical excellence and community building makes him exceptionally well placed to lead and inspire our Combined Rowing Program into the future. He is very much looking forward to joining us and we will be liaising with him in the lead up to his commencement to prepare for the 2027 season.

Science Laboratory Technician
Bethany Kelly

We are pleased to welcome Bethany Kelly, who recently commenced with the College as our Science Laboratory Technician. Bethany has valuable laboratory and scientific experience, including previous service as a high school Science Technician in the United Kingdom, where she was responsible for preparing laboratories, managing specialist equipment and materials, conducting testing to support risk assessments, and working collaboratively with teaching staff to ensure the effective operation of the science department. Bethany also holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science with First Class Honours, specialising in Molecular Biotechnology. Her strong organisational skills, attention to detail and commitment to safety make her a wonderful addition to our Science team, and we are delighted to welcome her to the St Patrick’s College Townsville community.

Teacher
Millie Owen

Millie Owen will commence at the College as an English and Drama teacher in 2027. Millie recently completed her final professional placement with us and developed a strong connection with the College’s Mercy tradition, commitment to girls’ education and culture of joy-filled learning. She has recently completed a Master of Teaching (Secondary), specialising in English and Drama, and is currently teaching English and Religious Education at Mater Dei Catholic College in Wagga Wagga. Millie brings a passion for Catholic education, a commitment to creating inclusive and supportive learning environments, and a talent for building positive relationships with students. Her background in the performing arts, combined with her teaching experience and dedication to student wellbeing, will be a wonderful asset to our community. We look forward to welcoming Millie to St Patrick’s College Townsville in 2027 and are excited for the contribution she will make both in and beyond the classroom.

STAFF DEPARTURES

Ellen Sutherland (Hospitality Officer) has resigned from her part time position with the College seeking fulltime opportunities. Ellen has worked at the College over a number of years, fulfilling a number of contracts, most recently in Hospitality. We wish her all the very best for the future and thank her for her service.

Jo Gilmore, Assistant Dean of Boarding – Academic, has resigned from the College with the intention of relocating to Wales for a period of time. During her time with us, Jo has strengthened the academic culture within the boarding house and built wonderful relationships with the girls, whilst enhancing their organisational and literacy skills.

The College has commenced a recruitment process for both positions.

2026 HONOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Honour Awards

TOWNSVILLE PAST STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION AWARD FOR A YOUNG WOMAN OF MERCY IN YEAR 7
This award is presented to a student who displays a strong commitment to community service and who demonstrates in her actions the Mercy ethos and College values.
Awarded to Freja Lando

TOWNSVILLE PAST STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION AWARD FOR A YOUNG WOMAN OF MERCY IN YEAR 8
This award is presented to a student who displays a strong commitment to community service and who demonstrates in her actions the Mercy ethos and College values.
Awarded to Aria Goldsack

SR HELEN MARY PETERS RSM AWARD FOR A YOUNG WOMAN OF MERCY IN YEAR 9
This award is presented to a student who displays a strong commitment to community service and who demonstrates in her actions the Mercy ethos and College values.
Awarded to Summer Stubbington

SISTERS OF MERCY AWARD FOR A YOUNG WOMAN OF MERCY IN YEAR 10
This award is presented to a student continuing her senior studies at the College who displays a strong commitment to community service and who demonstrates in her actions the Mercy ethos and College values.
Awarded to Alphonsa Sophy Sino

MATER HOSPITAL AWARD FOR A YOUNG WOMAN OF MERCY IN YEAR 11
This award is presented to a student who displays a strong commitment to community service and who demonstrates in her actions the Mercy ethos and College values.
Awarded to Joanofarc Fernandes

ADF LONG TAN YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK AWARD
This award is presented to a Year 10 and Year 12 student who demonstrates leadership and teamwork within both the College community and broader community.

Year 10 – Brooke McDougall

Year 12 – Mary Lansley

JCU SHIELDS
Presented to students in Years 7-12 who exhibit the greatest academic achievement or progress in their studies, exemplify a commitment to building the economic and social fabric of their community, especially in Regional Australia, and demonstrate resilience and perseverance in their studies or extracurricular accomplishments.

Year 7 – Lilly Cook

Year 8 – Charlie Joyce

Year 9 – Elise Meakin

Year 10 – Brooke McDougall

Year 11 – Mia Populin

Year 12 – Brooklyne Stegman

JCU RISING STAR AWARD
Recognises a student’s consistently very high level of academic achievement, someone who preferences JCU and has a commitment to regional Australia. This includes a $10,000 scholarship to James Cook University.
Awarded to Olivia Koloi

MEMBER FOR TOWNSVILLE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING EXCELLENCE AWARD
This award recognises outstanding effort, commitment and achievement by a Year 11 and Year 12 vocational student on an alternative pathway, completing a course of study leading to a nationally recognised qualification.

Year 11 – Charlotte Brassington

Year 12 – Abbey Althofer

EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR PERFORMING ARTS
Presented to a student who reflects the early potential and enthusiasm for the Performing Arts. This student actively participates in performances throughout the year and is an enthusiastic and productive member.
Awarded to Georgia Hoffensetz

DONNA AHLERS DRAMATIC ARTS AWARD
Presented to a student who demonstrates a commitment to and personal interest in the Dramatic Arts through the study of Drama as a subject at school and actively participating in other performance activities. The awardee also demonstrates strong leadership skills and a sense of teamwork by working as an enthusiastic and productive member of the College Dramatic Arts program.
Awarded to Iyla Russell

EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR VISUAL ARTS
The Excellence Award for Visual Art is presented to a creative student who consistently exhibits skilful exploration and sustained commitment in their artistic endeavours.
Awarded to Ashden Jones

FLOURISH AWARD FOR VISUAL ARTS
Presented to a student who has demonstrated a commitment to and achieved excellence in Visual Arts, by not only studying Visual Arts or Visual Arts in Practice as a subject at school, but also actively participating in community led exhibitions, activities and competitions. The Flourish recipient has also demonstrated a tenacious approach to the visual art making process and has pushed boundaries in the production of their body of work.
Awarded to Rain Hellmuth-Cook

EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR MUSIC
This award is presented to a student who demonstrates emerging musical aptitude and contributions to music in their junior years.
Awarded to Isabella Flanagan

OSTINATA AWARD FOR MUSIC EXCELLENCE
This award is presented to a student who demonstrates music excellence through a commitment to and personal interest in Vocal or Instrumental Music through the study of Music as a subject at school and actively participating in other performance activities. The awardee also demonstrates strong leadership skills and a sense of teamwork by working as an enthusiastic and productive member of the College Music Program.
Awarded to Poppy Lea-Rowell

MAYBELLE STIRLING AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS
This award is donated by the St Patrick’s College Townsville Past Students’ Association Brisbane Branch. It is awarded to a student who has achieved excellence in the Arts and has continued to demonstrate a commitment to her studies in the Arts.
Awarded to Poppy Lea-Rowell

RAE COLE MEMORIAL AWARD FOR JUNIOR SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR
This award is presented to the student who has demonstrated excellent participation and representation in the College’s various sporting teams.
Awarded to Ivy Ryan

PAVIA FAMILY AWARD FOR SENIOR SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR
This award is presented to the student who has demonstrated excellent participation and representation in the College’s various sporting teams.
Awarded to Isobelle Gilbride

CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY DETERMINATION & GROWTH AWARD
Presented to a Year 8, 9 or 10 Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student within our College community who demonstrates determination and strength of character in pursuing their goals, while showing a positive attitude and commitment to personal growth. The recipient encourages and supports their peers, contributes positively to the College community, and takes pride in their cultural identity.
Awarded to Kertawai Gaidan

JANIS PARKER MEMORIAL AWARD
Presented to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student within our College community who demonstrates leadership qualities, academic effort and involvement in College activities.
Awarded to Larvo Nona

DEUS CARITAS EST AWARD
Awarded by the Townsville Catholic Education Office, it recognises loving service of a young person lived out with a faith conviction who displays incredible generosity of spirit towards all those they meet.
Awarded to Brooklyne Stegman

CATHERINE McAULEY AWARD FOR COMMITMENT
Presented to a Year 12 student, who does not hold a badged leadership position, but has demonstrated a consistent effort across all areas of the College.
Awarded to Gabrielle Keys

WENDY BRADRIDGE AWARD FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
This award is presented to a student who has demonstrated leadership and commitment to the values of the Catholic school within the College community.
Awarded to Bridget Baxter

IVANA BILIC MEMORIAL AWARD FOR COMPASSIONATE LEADERSHIP
This award is presented to a student who has demonstrated leadership and an attitude of respect and support for the Catholic ethos of the College.
Awarded to Bridget Baxter

Congratulations to all award recipients.

2026 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

Academic Awards – Year 7

FIRST IN SUBJECT AWARDS

Aarohi Achar

Phoebe Baker

Hannah Campbell

Elspeth Cumming

Mia Foley

Anaya Harbour

Alexandra Hunter

Helaina Johns

Liza Scott

Mathematics

Health & Physical Education

Intensive Mathematics

Religion

Science

Humanities

Intensive English

English

Music

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

CQU AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN YEAR 7

Presented to the student who achieved the highest grade point average in their year level.

Awarded to Aarohi Achar

2nd in year – Madison Albrecht

3rd in year – Anaya Harbour

Academic Awards – Year 8

FIRST IN SUBJECT AWARDS

Stacey Bui

Alegria Caccioppoli

Isabel Cleaver

Alissa Gallagher

Aria Goldsack

Liyana Joseph

Vogue Leviston

Olivia Montgomerie

Catie Price

Arabella Robinson

Ruby Struss

Stella Stuart

Ruby Vincent

Japanese

Intensive Mathematics

Humanities

Intensive English

Dance

English

Music

Health & Physical Education

Science

Food Technology

Visual Art

Drama and Religion

Economics & Business and Mathematics

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

CQU AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN YEAR 8

Presented to the student who achieved the highest grade point average in their year level.

Awarded to Charlie Joyce

2nd in year – Stella Stuart

3rd in year – Isabelle Goodwin & Abigail Morris

Academic Awards – Year 9

FIRST IN SUBJECT AWARDS

Anna Bjerkenes

Amber Cashmore

Dijana Dau

Mireya Dominguez

Emilia Gaffney

Ellie Guilfoyle

Harlow Kelly

Madison Long

Lillian Ponti

Resandi Wijesekara Koralalage

Visual Art

Food Technology

Intensive English

Intensive Mathematics

Dance

Drama, English, Japanese, Mathematics and Music

Physical Education

Design Thinking

Economics & Business

Humanities, Religion and Science

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

CQU AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN YEAR 9

Presented to the student who achieved the highest grade point average in their year level.

Awarded to Ellie Guilfoyle

2nd in year – Resandi Wijesekara Koralalage

3rd in year – Hayley Hammerton

Academic Awards – Year 10

FIRST IN SUBJECT AWARDS

Olivia Bayley Lyons

Georgia Bonollo

Matilda Bryan

Audrey Burbidge

Chloe Guilfoyle

Ilaria Hebbard

Vivian Hession

Rachael Keys

Sophie Krauklis

Zoe Leon

Scarlett Lucas-Schipplock

Alex Matters

Mai Ly Nguyen-Wood

Celeste Partridge

Manasee Sivayoganathan

Certificate II in Tourism

Hospitality and Legal Studies

Religion & Ethics

Mathematical Methods and Physical Science

Economics and Study of Religion

History

Natural Science

Physical Education

English Extension

Music

Certificate II in Sport Coaching

Drama

General Mathematics and Visual Art

Essential English and Essential Mathematics

English and Japanese

ADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

MERCY PARTNERS’ AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN YEAR 10

Presented to the student who achieved the highest grade point average in Year 10.

Awarded to Ilaria Hebbard

2nd in year – Mai Ly Nguyen-Wood

3rd in year – Chloe Guilfoyle

Academic Awards – Year 11

FIRST IN SUBJECT AWARDS

Anna Booth

Bella Casella

Caitlyn Edwards

Deona Emmanuel

Joanofarc Fernandes

Rihanna Jee

Leah Kendall

Emmalisa King

Abbie Marlborough

Bonnie Myers

Allegra Plozza

Abigail Ponti

Mia Populin

Alexia Truffa

Bella Turner

Caitlyn Wiltshire

Charli Zollner

General Mathematics and Music

Legal Studies

Chemistry, Japanese and Literature

Mathematical Methods

Study of Religion and Visual Art

Biology

Essential Mathematics

Religion & Ethics

Drama

Marine Science

Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics & Recreation and Essential English

Certificate III in Health Services Assistance

General English and Physical Education

Hospitality Practices

Certificate III in Business

Economics, Physics and Specialist Mathematics

Diploma of Business

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

FEDERAL MEMBER’S OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT FOR YEAR 11

Presented to the student, on an ATAR pathway, who achieved the highest grade point average in Year 11.

Awarded to Caitlyn Edwards

2nd in year – Caitlyn Wiltshire

3rd in year – Rihanna Jee

Academic Awards – Year 12

FIRST IN SUBJECT AWARDS

Abbey Althofer

Bridget Baxter

Immara Dyer-Lewis

Laelah Evans

Stephanie Fisher

Orla Glasheen

Ashden Jones

Kelsey Kerkhoffs

Gabrielle Keys

Olivia Kolio

Poppy Lea-Rowell

Isabella Lucke

Olivia Maley

Olivia Moman

Kate Morgan

Gabriella Parenti

Amelia Peeters

Grace Wone

Certificate III in Health Services Assistance

Music

Literature, Physics and Specialist Mathematics

Japanese

Religion & Ethics

Chemistry, General English and Mathematical Methods

Essential English, Hospitality Practices and Visual Art

Essential Mathematics

Modern History

Physical Education

Drama, Music and Music Extension – Performance

Economics

Certificate III in Business

Sport & Recreation

Study of Religion

General Mathematics

Accounting, Biology and Legal Studies

Marine Science

Congratulations to all award recipients.

2026 EXTRACURRICULAR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Extracurricular Service Awards

BIANCA LEWIS
for Drama Club

LEAH KENDALL, EMMALISA KING & CHARLI ZOLLNER
for Japanese Club

IMMARA DYER-LEWIS, LAELAH EVANS, GABRIELLE KEYS & ISABELLE TICKLE
for Politics Club

ABBIE MARLBOROUGH
for History Club

MAISIE-LOU MOSCH
for Dance Troupe

INDIA CONRY
for The Library Club

LOLA HARRISON
for Strand Runners

HOLLY CHISNELL
for Hydrogen Fuel Lab

BROOKE McDOUGALL
for Debating Excellence – Junior

IMMARA DYER-LEWIS
for Debating Excellence – Senior

OLIVIA SHEWARD
for Student Ambassador – Junior

EMILY GAMBLE & HANNAH MOSCH
for Student Ambassador – Senior

EDEN CARFOOT & HOLLY CHISNELL
for Mercy Girls in Action

JOANOFARC FERNANDES
for McAuley Ministry

ABBIE MARLBOROUGH
for Youth Group Leadership Team

CHARLEE SKINNER
for Student Voice Commission

Music Awards

ISABELLA FLANAGAN
for Foundations Choir

EVIE MARTIN
for Senior Choir

CHLOE GUILFOYLE
for Liturgy Choir

LUCIA ANDERSON
for Vocal Ensemble

ABIGAIL STUMER
for Percussion Ensemble

ZOE CLARK
for Taiko Ensemble

ILARIA HEBBARD
for String Ensemble

BROOKE McDOUGALL
for Guitar Ensemble

ZELDA MEERWOOD
for Beginner Band

VIVIAN HESSION
for Concert Band

ALEGRIA CACCIOPOLI
for Junior Rock Band

ZOE LEON
for Middle Rock Band

GEORGINA WILKIE
for Senior Rock Band

JOSIVEL VENTURA
for Jazz Club

POPPY LEA-ROWELL
Performer of the Year

Sport Awards

Swimming Age Champions

12 Years	PIPPA ROWAN
13 Years	PIPER BROCKIE
14 Years	IVY RYAN
15 Years	ELIZABETH GRIFFITHS
16 Years	ISOBELLE GILBRIDE
17 Years	MOLLY CARSON
Open	MARY LANSLEY

Cross Country Age Champions

12 Years	QUINN BROOKS
13 Years	ABBEY ALEXANDER
14 Years	MARGARET BAKER
15 Years	CHARLOTTE ROSE
16 Years	ISOBELLE GILBRIDE
17 Years	CHARLI RUSSELL
Open	GEORGINA WILKIE

Athletics Age Champions

12 Years	NAYARA PATTERSON
13 Years	COCO PORTER-PITT
14 Years	IVY RYAN
15 Years	CONNAH MOORE
16 Years	HOLLY WILKIE
17 Years	OLIVIA KOLOI
Open	DAKOTA GEATCHES

NQ All Schools Touch Coach Award

U13 Team	ELEANOR GRIFFITHS
U15 Team	GRACE MONTGOMERIE
Mixed Open Team	GABRIELLA PARENTI

The QLD All Schools Touch Coach Award
ELIZABETH GRIFFITHS

National School Girls Rugby League Coach Award
LARVO NONA

Confraternity Rugby League Coach Award
WENDY BIRE

QLD Schools AFL Coach Award

Junior Team	TAHLIA JEE
Youth Team	TAVIA TRIFFETT-DRIESSEN
Senior Team	MEIKA FAUST

Rugby 7s Coach Award
MARGARET BAKER

Vicki Wilson Netball Coach Award

Vicki Wilson Development Team	ISABELLE MORRIS
Vicki Wilson Shield	ISLA HANCOCK
Vicki Wilson Cup	ISABELLA LUCKE

Surf Life Saving Team Coach Award
MIA McLENNAN

North Queensland School Sport Selections

Australian Football	JANET BILLY EMMA HOLMAN AMAIA LANDY LESHONDRA NONA TAVIA TRIFFETT-DRIESSEN
Basketball	ALYSSA DOYLE RACHAEL KEYS ISABELLE MORRIS
Cross Country	CHARLI RUSSELL GEORGINA WILKIE
Football	INDIANA ANDERSEN MILLA HANNAY
Futsal	RUBY STRUSS
Hockey	ELLE JOHNSTON HARLOW KELLY WYNTER KELLY ALEXA LLOYD
Rugby 7s	BELLA CANNING KATELYN HOLLIS
Rugby League	WENDY BIRE JUSTINE JOSEPH-CHAHAM MILLA WILSON
Swimming	ISOBELLE GILBRIDE
Tennis	ALANI BURTON
Track & Field	COCO PORTER-PITT

Rowing Awards

Most Improved Rower of the Year
HANNAH THOMSON

MVP
AMAIA LANDY

Captains’ Cup
MATILDA SCHRODER

Clubwoman of the Year
KELLY NELSON

Crew of the Year
HEAD OF THE RIVER OPEN EIGHT
Matilda Schroder, Georgia Cresswell, Holly Wilkie, Chelsea Skinner, Lillian Ponti, Mackenzie Flanders, Zyla Jordan, Amaia Landy, Elise Meakin (cox)

Junior Rower of the Year
CHELSEA SKINNER & LILLIAN PONTI

Melville Cup

The winning House is … PRINCIPALITIES!

Congratulations to all award recipients.

2026 EXTRACURRICULAR PARTICIPATION AWARD RECIPIENTS

Extracurricular Participation Awards

BRONZE

SILVER

GOLD

Elyse Adebahr

Sarah Andrews

Oriana Atkins

Charlotte Badenoch

Margaret Baker

Samantha Brennan

Audrey Burbidge

Bella Canning

Fiona Carey

Bella Casella

Sophie Coleman

Georgia Cresswell

Eden Cross

Ella Dowe

Clare Duggan

Caitlin Edwards

Deona Emmanuel

Elouise Faherty

Maggie Galletly

Isabelle Goodwin

Tessa Goodwin

Ava Gray

Channah Griffin

Trixie Hambly

Milla Hannay

Alice Hosea

Estelle Johnson

Justine Joseph-Chaham

Mia Kelly

Sophie Krauklis

Freja Lando

Maisie Lando

Amaia Landy

Eva Parenti

Gabriella Parenti

Amelia Peeters

Tryniti Pilot

Abigail Ponti

Lillian Ponti

Ayda Price

Catherine Price

Iyla Russell

Ivy Ryan

Lili Sayers

Alexandra Schnider-Thompson

Sienna Scotti

Violet Seri

Olivia Sheward

Imogen Smerdon

Summer Stubbington

Tilly Stubbington

Abigail Stumer

Greta Thomson

Tahliah Webster

Ruby Wells

Ellie Anderson

Lani Atkins

Wendy Bire

Alegria Caccioppoli

Lilly Cook

Immara Dyer-Lewis

Joanofarc Fernandes

Luseane Koloi

Salote Koloi

Georgia Lynch

Abbie Marlborough

Isabella Marnell

Ciarah Mataele

Aniika McDermott

Grace Sheeran

Matilda Weekers

Caitlin Ahern

Ellie Ahern

Lucia Anderson

Bridget Baxter

Aria Bennett

Lakshmi Boardssen

Georgia Bonollo

Piper Brockie

Eden Carfoot

Zoe Clark

Laelah Evans

Isabella Flanagan

Emily Gamble

Isobelle Gilbride

Elizabeth Griffiths

Hayley Hammerton

Malee Hammerton

Nya Hansen

Anniken Hatley

Vivian Hession

Gabrielle Keys

Olivia Koloi

Indiana Lalor

Mary Lansley

Poppy Lea-Rowell

Zoe Leon

Vogue Leviston

Scarlett Lucas-Schipplock

Evie Martin

Alex Matters

Brooke McDougall

Zelda Meerwood

Hannah Mosch

Mai Ly Nguyen-Wood

Mia Populin

Taylah Redman

Charlee Skinner

Alphonsa Sophy Sino

Brooklyne Stegman

Josivel Ventura

Maya Whelan

Georgina Wilkie

Caitlyn Wiltshire

Congratulations to all award recipients.