2025 Sports Awards Prize List
Our ākonga athletes were celebrated at the 2025 Sports Awards. Students, staff whanau and supporters gathered in the Elizabeth Reid Gymnasium to recognise the achievements of rangatahi who have shone on the sporting stage this year.
Please see the full list of award recipients below:
Sport Council Values Awards
Year 7 & 8 Sport Council Values Award – Ava Kingston
Year 9 & 10 Sport Council Values Award – Matilda Coomer
Year 11 & 12 Sport Council Values Award – Florence Milne
Year 13 Sport Council Values Award – Sarah Olliver
Adventure Racing
Most Valuable Adventure Racer – Juliet Freeman
Athletics
Perseverance & Endeavour in Athletics – Alyssa Buchan
Badminton
Senior Badminton Player of the Year – Vicky Zhang
Junior Badminton Player of the Year (Judith Liddell Cup) – Cherry Zhang
Most Improved Badminton Player (Lennon Cup) – Sapphira Cao
Basketball
Contribution to Year 9 Basketball – Beau Clouston
Contribution to Year 10 Basketball – Addy Cawthra
Most Outstanding Junior Basketball Player – Lola Burns
Most Promising ‘A’ Basketball Player (Tara Murney Cup) – Piper Eradus
Most Valuable ‘A’ Basketball Player (Amanda Burdon Cup) – Olivia Mouat
Cricket
Service to Cricket (Grant Selver Award) – Joanna Mulcock
Most Outstanding Cricket Player (St Albans CC Cup) – Kate Sharpe
Cycling
All-Round Excellence in Cycling (Ali McQueen Cup) – Sarah Olliver
Highest Points – Junior – Mackenzie Crampton
Equestrian
Dressage (Field-Dodgson Trophy) – Alice Murfitt
Showjumping (Grant Family Trophy) – Charlotte Wei
Eventing (Rankin Family Trophy) – Emma Riley
Integrity & Fairplay (Wyllie Family Cup) – Isabella Grig
Greatest Contribution to Equestrian (Young Trophy) – Holly Bray
Polo (Abbott Family Trophy) – Tabitha White
Football & Futsal
Most Valuable Team Player (George Thomas Cup) – Lily Davis
Most Improved Junior Football Player – Maddie Smith
Most Improved Senior Football Player – Isabella Wilson
Football Player of the Year (Sylvia Hood Cup) – Evie Slabbert
Futsal Player of the Year – Millie Clarke
Fencing
Fencing Cup – Spirit of Rangi Values – Emily Burt
Golf
Dorothy McMillan Memorial Cup for Golf – Vanessa Lim
Gym Sports
Aerobics (Libby Haywood Cup) – Amelie Harrop
Rhythmic Gym Achievement Cup – Gisele Harkerss
Service to Gymnastics (Hibbert Cup) – Grace Glausiuss
Hockey
Most Improved Year 9 Player – Zoe Hurring
Most Promising Junior Player – Stella Toon
Contribution to 2nd XI – Brooke Cooper
Most Improved Senior Player – Brooke Robertson
Most Enthusiastic Senior Player – Marisa Reeg
Outstanding Service to Hockey – Greta Jenkins
Hockey Player of the Year (Bellamy Plate) – Honor Barry
Lifesaving
Contribution to Lifesaving (Blackwell Family Cup) – Sam Parker & Izzie Jones (Joint)
Multisport
Best Individual (Emma Paterson Cup) – Charlotte Chiles
Netball
Most Promising & Most Improved Year 9 Player – Alana Newsom
Most Promising Netball Umpire – Emily O’Reilly
Most Improved A Netball Player – Amelie Willke
Service to Netball (Stokes Cup) – Sophie Johnstone
Most Valuable Netball Player – Brooke Harper
Netball Player of the Tournament – Brooke Harper
Rugby
Most Improved Player (Todd Family Trophy) – Catherine O’Gara
Most Outstanding Forward (Carter Cup) – Charlotte Rose
Most Promising Back (Tucker Cup) – Sienna Flynn
Most Passionate Rugby Player (Mortimer Trophy) – Grace Galway
Contribution to Rugby (Milton/Wardell Cup) – Dassy Prangell
Snow Sports
Fastest Skier (I.B. Satherwaite Cup) – Charlotte Gorman
Fastest Snowboard Racer – Chloe Jacques
Swimming
Swimming Captain – Emily Carr
Tennis
Junior Tennis (Dorothy McMillan Cup) – Florence Walker
Most Promising Junior Tennis Player (Amuri Russell Cup) – Florence Walker
Intermediate Singles Champion – Bessie Barry
Senior Singles Cup – Honor Barry
Touch
Contribution to Touch – Lucy Botherway
Most Promising Touch Player (Chloe Williamson Cup) – Issy Carr
Junior Touch Player of the Year – Mimi Watson
Volleyball
Contribution to Volleyball – Holly Bray
Senior Volleyball Player of the Year – Bella Ruri
Junior Volleyball Player of the Year – Mimi Watson
Water Polo
Contribution to Water Polo – Tamsin Ruru-Dons
Most Outstanding Water Polo Player – Zoe Crisp
Most Improved Water Polo Player – Camilla Crozier
Best Junior Water Polo Player (Penelope Gray Cup) – Cleo Newman
Rowing
Coxwain Contribution (Ginny Hamilton Cup) – Grace O’Connor
Most Promising Athlete – Charlotte Gorman
Novice of the Year – Beau Collier
Oarswoman of the Year – Brooke Harper
Best Erg Score (Nixon Cup) – Brooke Harper
Rower of the Year – Tyla Gilberd
Coaching & Service Awards
Significant Contribution to Coaching – Sophie Johnstone
Significant Contribution to Sports Administration – Greta Jenkins
Service by a Senior to a Junior Sport (Sports Council Cup) – Charlotte Fahey
Staff Sport Supporter of the Year – Hayley Knight
Coach of the Year – Hayley McKellow
Participation Awards
Participation in Sport Year 7/8 (Nancy Oughton Prize) – Ella Robertson
Overall Participation Year 9 (Mel Brookes Cup) – Everley Gilmore
Sporting Participation Year 10 (Gillian Westenra Cup) – Mimi Watson
Participation Year 11–13 (Mandy Anderson Cup) – Hannah Harper
Character Award
Rangi Ruru Sport – Character Cup – Chinaku Mutonhori
Major Awards
Year 7/8 Sportsperson of the Year – Olivia Johnson
Junior Sportsperson of the Year – Emily Burt
Senior Sportsperson of the Year – Charlotte Chiles
Sports Team of the Year
Winner: U18–4 Rowing Team
Runner Up: AIMS Games Hockey Team