Tassie’s top TCE students
The A to Z of Tassie’s top achievers have been revealed.
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The State Government has released a list of Tasmania’s top 100 ATAR achievers.
THE A to Z OF TASSIE’S TOP ACHIEVERS:
Abigail Neville, Rosny College
Aidan Parker, Scotch Oakburn College
Alexander Titchen, The Hutchins School
Alice Mackey, Guilford Young (Hobart)
Amelie McCarthy, The Friends’ School
Amy Hicks, Hellyer College
Amy Osborn, Hobart College
Amy Wallace, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Angela Leon De La Barra, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Anna Walls, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Bailey Gillam, Don College
Bailey Slyp, Hobart College
Boston Dobie, Rosny College
Caitlin Hogan-Jones, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Campbell Lane, The Hutchins School
Charles Howcroft, Hobart College
Charles Moss, The Hutchins School
Charlie Maxwell, Hobart College
Chen Wang, Marist Regional College
Claire Fox, The Friends’ School
Dominic Winter, Hobart College
Dylan Johnson, The Friends’ School
Emma Condie, The Friends’ School
Emmaline Lonergan, Elizabeth College
Erin Bannink, The Friends’ School
Evie Millar, St Patricks College
Fergus Ayton, The Friends’ School
Fergus Charles, The Hutchins School
Finnbar O’Neill, The Friends’ School
Fraser Sutton, Launceston College
Gabriel Deayton, Hobart College
Georgia Cooper, Rosny College
Georgia Fletcher, Marist Regional College
Georgina Newton, Hobart College
Grace Thorpe, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Hanlon Innocent, Scotch Oakburn College
Hannah Chesterman, Scotch Oakburn College
Him Ko, The Hutchins School
Ho Kam, Rosny College
Hugh McKay, Hobart College
Isaac Brain, Launceston College
Jack Crawford, Launceston Church Grammar School
Jack Waller, Hobart College
James Browne, The Hutchins School
James Parkyn, Hobart College
James Smyth, Launceston College
Jamila Alam, The Friends’ School
Jane Hickie, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Jarrod Hunter, Guilford Young (Hobart)
Jesse Cameron, Launceston College
Jesse Spratt, Don College
Kenneth King, Elizabeth College
Kieren Black, Hobart College
Koh Kawaguchi, The Hutchins School
Lachlan Clark, Don College
Liam Rogers, The Friends’ School
Liam Wood-Baker, The Friends’ School
Lily Ward, Guilford Young (Hobart)
Luke Haas, The Friends’ School
Madeleine Webster, The Friends’ School
Madeline White, Elizabeth College
Margot Wilson, Launceston College
Mark Stack, Hobart College
Max Batten, The Hutchins School
Maya Koizumi-Smith, Don College
Medhanit Barratt, Launceston Church Grammar School
Ned Daniels, Guilford Young (Glenorchy)
Oliver Gunn, The Friends’ School
Olivia Cullen, St Patricks College
Olivia Eade, St Mary’s College
Olivia Kingston, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Prue Huntington, St Mary’s College
Raymond Pavlov, Scotch Oakburn College
Riley Kirkland, Hellyer College
Ronan Douglas, Launceston College
Ryan Li, Launceston Christian School
Ryan Smith, Leighland Christian School
Samantha Lillico, Marist Regional College
Samuel Watson, Hobart College
Sapna Kodithuwakku, St Brendan-Shaw College
Sarah Gourlay, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Serif Sungur, Launceston College
Sigourney Costa, Elizabeth College
Stella Brown, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Stella Lees, Hobart College
Thomas Davie, The Hutchins School
Thomas De Ruyter, St Patricks College
Thomas Green, The Friends’ School
Thomas Little, Hobart College
Timothy Reynolds, The Friends’ School
Venus Palmer Bock, Hobart College
William Beattie, Scotch Oakburn College
William Hogge, Marist Regional College
William Scharapow, St Patricks College
Yasmine Wright Gittins, Launceston College
Yujie Liang, Marist Regional College
Zahra Marshall, Launceston College
Zola Blackwood-Coyle, The Friends’ School
*Please note only 98 students are listed as two students requested their names are not released.
Top students in the state’s three major regions: (Alphabetical order)
SOUTH
Stella Brown, St Michael’s Collegiate School
Koh Kawaguchi, The Hutchins School
Lily Ward, Guilford Young (Hobart)
NORTH
Hanlon Innocent, Scotch Oakburn College
Jesse Cameron, Launceston College
Jack Crawford, Launceston Church Grammar School
NORTH WEST
Maya Koizumi-Smith, Don College
Georgia Fletcher, Marist Regional College
Riley Kirkland, Hellyer College
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