Sporting Alumni
In an Olympic year, and with our new sports centre under construction, we are proud to celebrate all our alumni who continue to excel in sports.
We have been overwhelmed by the community’s response in letting us know about all our high achieving sports alumni. Please keep the suggestions coming so we can capture all our wonderful sports champions.
The School’s first building program in 1891 gave priority to a girls’ gym: a structure open to the elements on one side, roofed in tin and floored in tanbark that served for the next 93 years. A boys’ open gym followed shortly after.
The new sports centre will provide state-of-the-art sporting facilities focused on maximising student learning outcomes, sustainability and inclusive access, to continue the School’s enduring commitment to sport and wellbeing. The centre is scheduled for completion in early 2022.
We are currently building our records for alumni who have represented their country (Australia or other) at an international level, and/or qualified for an international sports competition at Junior, U23, Senior or Masters level. If you know of a former student who qualifies (or you are one) please contact us with the following details: Name, Leaving Year, Sport, Level attained.
“Sport” means all forms of physical activity which, through casual or organised participation, aim at expressing or improving physical fitness and mental well-being, forming social relationships or obtaining results in competition at all levels. (The Association for Applied Sport Psychology and the European Sports Charter)
Rachel Allen (2017)
Orienteering, Australia: Junior World Orienteering Championships, 2017, 2018
Hanny Allston (2003)
Athletics (running), orienteering, Australia: World Orienteering Championships, 2006; The World Games, 2009
Nicholas Baker (2002)
Rowing, Australia: U23 World Championships, 2007; World Championships, 2008, 2010
Sam Beltz (1998)
Rowing, Australia: Olympics, 2004, 2008, 2012; World Rowing Championships, 2001, 2003-2007, 2010-2011, 2014
Charles Blundell (1965)
Sailing, Australia: Transpac 1969; Admiral Cup 1977; Fastnet 1984, 1985, 1992; Newport to Bermuda races, SORC races; China Sea Race 2016
Flick Boucher (1989)
Hockey, Australia: AIS Team World Cup Sydney, 1990; Trans Tasman Squad Masters, 2017; FIH Women’s Masters World Cup, Barcelona, 2018
Alice Buchanan (2019)
Sailing, Australia: Sailing Champions League Asia Pacific Optimist 2021, 29er Sailing Youth World Championships (women’s class), 2018, 2019
Amelia Catt (2010)
Sailing, Australia: 470 World Championships 2013-15, 2017; ISAF 470 Sailing World Cups
Dmitri Colebatch (1992)
Rowing, Australia: World U23 Championships, 1994
Hamish Crisp (2000)
Rowing, Australia: U23 Southern Hemisphere Championships, 2003 (Gold)
Caryn Davies (1999)
Rowing, USA: Olympics, 2004, 2008, 2012; World Rowing Championships, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007
Dervla Duggan (2019)
Sailing, Australia: 29er Sailing Youth World Championships (women’s class), 2018, 2019
Kate Eckhardt (2015)
Kayaking, canoeing, Australia: K1 and C1 individual and team Canoe Slalom World Championships, 2017, 2018
Hugh Edwards (2001)
Rowing, Australia: Junior World Championships, 2000, 2001
Ella Flecker (2006)
Rowing, Australia: World Championships, 2014, 2015
Jasmin Gailbraith (2017)
Sailing, Australia: Sailing World Championships 2018
Lindy Goggin (1966)
Golf, 3 Australian Amateur wins, 5 Tasman Cups, 3 Espírito Santo Trophy Tournaments (World team championships) including World Cup 1978 Espírito Santo Cup and 3 Commonwealth series matches; Queen Sirikit Trophy, 1981, 1982; runner up USA Amateur; represented Australia from 1970-1988
Mathew Goggin (1991)
Golf, Australian Amateur win; Australian The Players Championship win; top 5 British Open; top 50 World Ranking
Hugo Hamilton (2018)
Sailing, Australia: Nacra 17 World Championships 2020
Mollie Hill (2001)
Rowing, Australia: U23 World Championships, 2004
Kerry Hore (1999)
Rowing, Australia: Olympics, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016; World Championships, 2003, 2010, 2011
Kate Hornsey (1999)
Rowing, Australia: Olympics, 2008, 2012; World Rowing Championships, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011
Eleni Kaliminios (2013)
Rowing, Australia: Junior World Championships, 2013, 2014
Anthony Males (2001)
Rowing, Australia: World Cup 2005; U23 World Championships, 2005, 2006
Max McQueeney (2010)
Rowing, Australia: U23 World Championships, 2013; World Rowing Cup, 2015
Robert Oakley (2001)
Rowing, Australia: Junior World Championships, 2000
Eddie Ockenden (2005)
Hockey, Australia: Olympics, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2021; Commonwealth Games, 2010, 2014, 2018 (Gold); World Cup, 2010, 2014, 2018; Oceania Cup, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 (Gold); FIH Men’s Pro League, 2019; Champions Trophy, 2008-2012, 2014, 2016, 2018
David Rattray (1954)
Rowing, Australia: Senior World Championships, 1970
Alistair Reid (1997)
Underwater hockey, Australia: Southern Hemisphere Championships, 1999; World Championships, 2006
Erik Rowan (2011)
Rowing, Ireland: U23 World Championships, 2015
Will Sargent (2019)
Sailing, Australia: XVI Pacific Games 2019 (Bronze), Laser Standard Men’s World Championships 2020
Claire Shield (1999)
Rowing, Australia: U23 World Championships, 2003; World Championships, 2006
Brett Thurley (1981)
Waterskiing, Australia: World Water Ski Championships, 1985-95; World Slalom Champion, 1993
Meaghan Volker (2008)
Rowing, Australia: Olympics, 2016
Sam Volker (2010)
Rowing, Australia: U23 World Championships, 2011
Sam Waley (2001)
Rowing, Australia: Junior World Championships, 2000, 2001; U23 World Championships, 2003; World Rowing Championships, 2004
Max Walker (deceased) (1965)
Cricket, Australia: 34 Tests; 17 One-Day Internationals, 1974-81; World Series Cricket, 1977-79
Cameron Wurf (2001)
Triathlons, cycling, rowing, Australia: Olympics, 2004; World Rowing Championships, 2004-6; triathlons 2016-2021, Ironman World Championships win, 2021; Giro d’Italia 2010, 2013; La Vuelta d’España, 2013, 2020