Sporting Achievements 2016

Australian/National Representatives

Rugby League – 15s Bronson Xeri
Rugby League – Opens Curtis Scott, Adam Keighran
Football – Naomi Nguyen, Demi Koulizakis, Chloe Avgoustou, Georgia Plessas – Australian Schoolgirls
Tennis – Boys places 6th overall in Australia and Australian championships

National Champions

Rugby League – Schoolboy Representative National Championship winners Curtis Scott & Adam Keighran

International Tours/Trials

Football – Naomi Nguyen, Chloe Avgoustou – Australian tour of Japan and China

State-Final Place

Netball – 4th place – CHS Opens
Tennis – NSWCHS Mixed Doubles – Antoni Trajkovski and Kelly Gilmour
Basketball – Senior Boys round 16 in State, Boys junior 6th in State, Girls Juniors 2nd in State

State Semi-Finalists

Netball – CHS Open Team Semi finalists
Rugby League – 14s Buckley Shield semi finalists
– 16s All Schools State KO semi finalists
Football – Futsal Girls U/17s

SE Representatives

64 students represented at the regional level

State representative

Cricket – Zac Hart NSW U/14s, Luke Hawksworth NSW U/15s, Colin D’Arcy NSW
Netball – Ky-mani Schwenke NSW All Schools Under 16
Rugby League – 16s Origin Luke Metcalfe, 18s Origin Curtis Scott (Billy Magnolias, Brock Ilett former students)
15s CHS – Kai Broadhurst, Franklin Pele, Michael Fahd, Bronson Xerri
Opens CHS – Curtis Scott (Captain), Adam Keighnan (Player of the Carnival at CHS Trials), William Kennedy
Football – Perry Thomas NSW All School, Naomi Nguyen, Georgia Pleases, Demi Koulizakis, Chloe Avgoustou NSW All School, Demi Koulizakis, Georgia
Pleases NSW U/17 NSW Institute Team, Thomas Meier NSW Institute squad member
Tennis – Antoni Trajkovski, Georgije Babic

Sporting Achievements 2015

NRL Debuts in 2015

Shaun Lane (Bulldogs)
Rory O’brien (Dragons)
Yaw Kiti Glymin (Dragons)
John Olive (Souths)
Alex Johnston (Australian Kangaroos)

Football

Ben Folami – Apprentice at Ipswich Town in English Premiership, in the U/21s squad
Thomas Meier – NSW Institute squad member and Sydney FC U/18s player
Dean Krkovski – Western Sydney Wanderers U/18s player

Tennis

6 of the 8 semi finalists at the Sydney East Championship were Jack Clisdell, Mitchell Gilmour, Matthew Scheers, Michael Ripia, Kamil Kozlowski, Angus Smith

Baseball

Tom Horne NSW Under 16s Representative

Swimming

Casey Stevens Australian Pacific School Games (multi class)

Sporting Achievements 2014

Australian/National Representatives

Athletics – Tay Leiha Clark
Rugby League – Luciano Leilua, Jayden Walker, John Olive

Swimming

Amanda Fowler

International Tours

Rugby League – Luciano Leilua Australian Schoolboys Rugbly League tour Europe
Rugby League – Jayden Walker Australian Schoolboys Rugbly League tour Europe
Rugby League – John Olive Australian Schoolboys Rugbly League tour Europe

Water polo

Chelsea Clarke Pan Pacific games NSW all schools teams in New Zealand
Nathan Clarke Pan Pacific games NSW all schools teams in New Zealand

Australian Final Place

Rugby League – GIO Schoolboy Rugby League champions

State Final Place

Tennis – NSW CHS Stan Jones Trophy champions
Rugby League – NSW State Champions University shield

The junior sportswoman of the year was Kelly Gilmour of year 7
The Junior Sportsman of the year was Nathan Clarke of year 8.
The Sportswoman of the year was Tay Leiha Clark and Amanda Fowler of year 12.
The Sportsman of the year was John Olive of year 12.
The Commonwealth Bank trophy was awarded to Tiarn Krizman of Year 12.
The Pierre De Coubertin Award was Chiara Christian of year 12.
Premier’s Sporting Challenge Medal was Demi Koulouzakis of Year 11.

The recipients of a Sports Blue Award for 2014

Tay Leiha Clark – Athletics
Georgia Plessis – Girls Soccer
Naomi Nguyen – Girls Soccer
Demi Koulouzakis -Girls soccer
Chloe Avgoustou – Girls Soccer
Jayden Walker – Rugby League
John Olive – Rugby League
Luciano Leilua – Rugby League
Matthew Scheers – Tennis
Antoni Trajkovski – Tennis
Georgije Babic – Tennis
Aitor Lasa – Tennis
Zach Stewart – Rugby Union
Chelsea Clarke – Water Polo
Nathan Clarke – Water Polo