Otago Daily Times

Verdon College senior prizes Dux

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Sports

Athletics: intermedia­te boys Lachlan Baird, senior boys Jack Leadley, senior girls Abby Humm, best performanc­e shotput or discus Mark Lieshout. Basketball: most improved player senior girls Shaney King, most valuable player senior girls Sahdina Anderson, most improved player senior boys Caleb Stodart, most valuable player senior boys Hamish Knight, contributi­on Mark Lieshout. Cricket: best allround Jacob Downing, most improved player Sam Downing. Crosscount­ry: senior boys champion Samuel Thornbury, senior girls champion Claudia Baird. Cycling: best senior cyclist performanc­e Ella McCabe and Caitlin Breen, best offroad cyclist Connor Douglas. Football: most improved player girls Amy Crosswell, most improved player boys Jacob Downing, most outstandin­g player boy Laurent Edwards, 1st XI golden boot award Charles Abalos, best team spirit Dylan Holland, most outstandin­g player girls Jacinta Henderson, most valuable player Teagan Cross. Hockey: player of the year boys Lachlan Baird, captain’s trophy Scott Thurlow. Netball: most improved senior player Emily Calvert, most outstandin­g senior player Emma Hurley, senior A netball captain Distance Takamori, best team spirit Khyla MatiuWatso­n, most valuable contributi­on Holly Crosswell. Rowing: most valuable contributi­on Xavier Wright. Rugby: most improved player 1st XV Josh George, most valuable player 1st XV Thomas Lewis and Xavier Wright, best team spirit Thomas Lewis and Xavier Wright, most improved player under 17 Aidan de Ruyter, most valuable player under 17 Joel Baker. Girls rugby: most valuable player girls under 18 Amy Crosswell. Softball: most valuable player boys Scott Thurlow, most valuable player girls Haley Thurlow. Swimming: senior girls champion Kathy White, senior boys champion Samuel Thornbury. Triathlon/multisport­s: triathlon and multisport trophy Lachlan Baird. Touch rugby: most valuable contributi­on Distance Takamori. Volleyball: most outstandin­g contributi­on girls Kate MacManus, most outstandin­g contributi­on boys Bradley CarsonFear­n. Water polo: most valuable player senior boys Mark Lieshout, most valuable player senior girls TeilahRose Templeton.

Special sports awards

NZ representa­tive triathlon Sam Thornbury, NZ representa­tive kick boxing TJay Pikia, best allround sportswoma­n TeilahRose Templeton, best allround sportsman Lachlan Baird, most outstandin­g sporting achievemen­t Samuel Thornbury.

Cultural awards

Public speaking: senior public speaking Lisa Satoro, senior debating Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley. Music: best conductor of house choirs Anthony Pereira, best accompanis­t of house choirs Sam Cullen and Tom van Eeden, outstandin­g contributi­on school music Samuel Cullen and Ryan Isaacs, senior instrument­al Alexander Lindsay, outstandin­g contributi­on choral music Izaak Sanders, most promising music pupil Gabriel Lal, senior singing Ryan Isaacs. Drama: intermedia­te drama Jacob Collie/JemmaKate Holst, senior drama Mikaela Goodall, most entertaini­ng performer Thomas Lewis, outstandin­g contributi­on school production­s Sam Cullen and Ryan Isaacs.Writing: award prolific writing Autumn Marshall, special cultural award: senior contributi­on culture Sam Cullen.

Champagnat service awards

Year 11: Holly Crosswell, Keisha Crooks. Year 12: Kate MacManus, Bradley CarsonFear­n, Claudia Baird, Breana Fahey, Kate Harrington, MadisonPai­ge Ridder, Dominic Fagerlund, Bethany Hughes, Destiny Naunau, Grace Prendergas­t.

Year 13: Thomas Lewis, Anthony Pereira, Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley, Izaak Sanders.

Year 11

Meritoriou­s achievemen­t: Rebecca Hanning, Mya Peterson, Dominic Sutherland, Charles Abalos, Laurent Edwards, Jessica Mennell, Kaye Daleon, Charlotte Sherriff, Distance Takamori, Joaquin Diamse, Makensie Waddell, Emily Calvert, Aidan de Ruyter, Emma Hurley, Mia Segun, Audry Medina Osorio, Jan Janerol.

First: agricultur­e Keisha Crooks, religious studies, accounting, scientific mathematic­s Jan Janerol, informatio­n and communicat­ions technology Robert Reid, geography Mia Segun, English senior literature Mia Segun, mathematic­s and statistics Joaquin Diamse, design textiles technology Holly Crosswell, music Alexander Lindsay, Maori Ashanti McLean, graphics Charles Abalos, food and nutrition Emily Calvert, physical education, business studies, science Lachlan Baird, history Laurent Edwards, workshop technology Connall Breen, art Dominic Sutherland, Japanese Kaye Daleon, French Makensie Waddell.

Year 12

Meritoriou­s achievemen­t: Cheanna HendersonB­lair, Bethany Hughes, Willow Gush, Amee HopeJohnst­one, Hannah Morton, Claudia Baird, Chamique Mamolo, Emily Milne, Rebecca Payne, Rebecca Shirley, Lisa Satoro, Breana Fahey, Bradley CarsonFear­n, Kate MacManus, Mathew Brooks.

First: agricultur­e Sam Perriam, tourism Kegan Tuffley, graphics, art Molly Batt, music Brendan Peters, finance, religious studies, mathematic­s with statistics, drama Mathew Brooks, English Bethany Hughes, chemistry, geography Jack Pagan, digital technology Dominic Fagerlund, physics, scientific mathematic­s, history, biology, design textiles technology Kate MacManus, physical education Breana Fahey, Maori Hurihia Tawaroa, gateway Samantha Ward, food and nutrition Julianne Diamse, hard materials technology Rick Grotemarsi­nk, French Pierre Fabre, Japanese Cheanna HendersonB­lair, Spanish Audry Medina Osorio.

Year 13

Meritoriou­s achievemen­t: Stephen Macann, Samantha Mennell, Anjelina NikoraWils­on, Stacey Wilde, Autumn Marshall, Janina Baldomar, Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley, Izaak Sanders, Tane Tamati, Olivia Brown, Sarah Hoffman, Lance Daleon, Hayley Lockett.

First:agricultur­e agribusine­ss trophy Hayden Reid, workshop technology Rory Horn, chemistry, accounting Dylan Holland, classical studies Autumn Marshall, mathematic­s with calculus Samantha Mennell, English, physics, biology, religious studies, Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley, economics, food and nutrition Hayley Lockett, physical education Samuel Thornbury, mathematic­s with statistics Lance Daleon, art, design textiles technology Isaiah Okeroa, most dedicated art pupil Patrice Brookland, history, music Sam Cullen, geography Tane Tamati, graphics Stephen Macann, passion and performanc­e in history Thomas Lewis, Maori Tyra Dunn.

Blues awards

Sam Cullen academic, cultural music; Olivia Brown academic; Sarah Hoffman academic; Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley academic, cultural; Tane Tamati academic; Dylan Holland academic; Lance Daleon academic; Autumn Marshall academic; Samantha Mennell academic; Izaak Sanders academic; Anjelina NikoraWils­on academic; Mikaela Goodall academic, cultural; Samuel Thornbury academic, triathlon; Patrice Brookland cultural dance; Ryan Isaacs cultural music; Samuel Downing cricket; Sahdina Anderson basketball; Xavier Wright rowing; Tyra Dunn basketball; Mark Lieshout outstandin­g contributi­on sport.

Scholarshi­ps

University of Otago Leaders of Tomorrow Entrance Scholarshi­p Thomas Lewis; University of Otago New Frontiers Entrance Scholarshi­p Matilda Boyle, Sarah Hoffman, Hayley Lockett, Samantha Mennell; University of Otago Performanc­e Entrance Scholarshi­p Mikaela Goodall, Abby Gear; University of Otago Maori Entrance Scholarshi­p Abby Humm, Autumn Marshall, Anjelina NikoraWils­on, Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley, Tane Tamati; Otago Polytechni­c Principal’s Leadership Scholarshi­p Isaiah Okeroa; Annette Townley Scholarshi­p achievemen­t arts/ music Stacey Wilde.

Special awards

Bishop Boyle Trophy Ryan Isaacs; overcoming significan­t challenges Connor Douglas.

Special academic awards

Patricia Beehan Scholarshi­p Sam Cullen; scholarshi­p (outstandin­g contributi­on community spirit) Anthony Pereira; excellence in Maori leadership Destiny Naunau; year 13 Verdon citizenshi­p Thomas Lewis; outstandin­g courtesy and cooperatio­n Izaak Sanders; head boy Thomas Lewis; head girl Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley; founders’ award Sam Cullen; proxime accessit Kaitlyn CalvertSha­ndley; dux Dylan Holland.

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