Academia
College Dux
2023 – Shelby Edmonds
2022 – Lana Vellamaruthinkal
2021 – Byron Sims
2020 – Maddison Kirkman
2018 – Josephine Miles
2017 – Lauren Hester
2016 – Claudia Talon
2019 – Daniel Hester
2015 – Bethan Scully
2014 – Riley Sapdaro
2013 – Todd Buschkuehl
2012 – Jake Busche
2011 – Jessica Hart
2010 – Shaun Collins
2009 – Elizabeth Crerar
2008 – Lisa Brown
2007 – Rebecca Greer
2006 – Alex Wood
2005 – Amy Purkiss
2004 – Cassie Corvino
Leadership
College Captains
2024 – Jorja Ambrose, Lachlan Culton, Eli Aguis, Tara Noy, Gus Morrison
2023 – Chiara Ferra, Shelby Edmonds, Lucas Medew, Amelia Dimech, Jenaya Bartlett
2022 – Kiraley Noy, Flynn Vaughan, Raya Stinchcomb, Nathan Guinea
2021 – Jasmine Hofen, Tighe Perkins, Maddi Dexter, Callum Slee
2020 – Caitlin Aedy, Jake Osborne, Lauren Saker, Aidan Arder-Lang
2019 – Holly Dalton, Cooper De Merlo
2018 – Sean Scully, Molly Agius
2017 – Ruth Goven, Cameron Mullen
2016 – Shreenidhi Yavagal, Kyle Allen
2015 – Holly Walker, Rauiri Macdonald
2014 – Caitlyn Willmott, Lachlan Gray
2013 – Kyla Venter, Joel White
2012 – Maddison Hill, Jeffery Miles
2011 – Nicole Sim, Joshua Burke
2010 – Jessica Williams, Hayden Taylor
2009 – Stephanie Wilson, John De Lellis
2008 – Courtney Pender, Tom Muldoon (Note: decision to appoint one male and female captain)
2007 – Rebecca Cochrane, Tammy Matthews, Adrian Moore, Jayden Smith
2006 – Charlee Henderson, Shay Russi, Alex Wood, Mathew Duff
2005 – Alicia Lewis, Rhiannon Leontini, Cameron Dwyer, Kary Smith
2004 – Cassie Corvino, Verity Featherston, Shaun Matheson, Will Houston
Sport
Bianca Jakobson – AFLW Carlton
James Longley – State Champion for U21 800m 2016
Jayden Trim – Under 14 Shotput State Champion – Victorian Schools Sport 2015. Under 13 Shotput State Champion – Victorian Schools Sport breaking a 4 year state record set by Bianca Hansen who subsequently went on to represent Australia at the World Championships in 2016.
Matthew Rizzo – 100 metre State Champion – Victorian Schools Sport 2015
Todd Buschkuehl – Cycling, Team Scody Down Under
Nathan Buschkuehl – Professional Triathlete
Bailey Wright – Professional soccer player – Preston North End 2013
Tim McGenniss – AFL player rookie drafted to North Melbourne 2013
Liam Jeffreys – Cross Country bike riding national champion 2013
Mitch Riggs – US college basketball scholarship recipient 2012
Nicolas Veale – State Baseball representative
Erin Byrne – First Class cricketer
Courtney Haddon – State Golf Champion
Daniel Anderson – AFL player representing Collingwood
Chris Jones – Professional soccer player and international representative
Paul Murray – Winter Olympian
Jane Franklin – First Class cricketer
Ty Mathews – Victorian Under 16 Rugby Union representative 1988
Damian Dixon – Winner of the Schoolboys Under 14 Boxing Title 1987
Lee ‘Rusty’ Hogan – 7 Australian Motor Cross titles, 16 state titles, 31 club titles and 8th in the ’87 World Championships
1987 Year 7 Girls Cricket Team – First state title winners for the College
- Vanessa Robertson
- Susan Tredinnick
- Caroline Sapwell
- Lisa Holt (Vice Captain)
- Miranda Castles
- Melanie Mathers
- Melissa Wood
- Jacqui Allain
- Gerard Rabot
- Belinda Leeman
- Kellie Olman
- Jane Franklin (Captain)
- Dianna Roberts
- Paula Hocking
- Ms Leanne Cooper (Coach/Teacher)
The Arts
Steven Mits (LIPLESS) – Grammy Nominee 2016
Daniel Tan, Brooke Custerson, Mitch Summers & Tex Kennedy – Winners of Battle of the Bands 2013
Hayley Noy – State Schools Spectacular – lead singer 2013, invited to sing for the Queen and Prince Phillip 2013
Daniel Tan – State Schools Spectacular – 2013
Tyler Wilford – member of Young Talent Time 2011
Riley Spadaro – Acting Guild awards recipient 2009 – 2012, direct entry into the Western Australian Academy for Performing Arts 2015
Liam Dodds – member of “Billy Elliot” Sydney and Melbourne cast 2009
