2004 Hockey Athlete of the Year - EMMA COBBIN

Emma Cobbin enjoyed a successful year of hockey, being selected in the NSW All Schools Team, the NSW Pre-Elite squad, NSW 2005 U’18 squad as well as representing Australia in Indoor Hockey.

A dedicated athlete, Emma is committed to improving her game.  Not only is she a good role model with a good sense of fair play and sportsmanship, but she leads by example on the pitch and constantly sustains high levels of performance.

2004 Individual Athlete of the Year - MADELINE HEINER

Madeline Heiner has had a busy year, representing Australia on three occasions in 2004.  At the Commonwealth Youth Games in Bendigo, Heiner finished 1^st in the 3km and 3^rd in the 1500m, while at the World Junior Track and Field Championships in Italy, she place 13^th in the 3km.  Madeline aims to continue improving her times while studying Pharmacy at Sydney University.

Madeline has recently been selected as the only Australian Under 20 representative at the World Cross Country Championships.

At just 15 years of age, Jaimie has progressed through the sport of netball in leaps and bounds over the past 12 months. Selected in the NSW All Schools and NSW CHS U16 teams, Jaimie was then picked in the Talent ID program in the NSW Dynamos Squad.

Jaimie’s maturity shows through in her decision-making on court will no doubt assisted her to go far in the sport.  She was also recognised for her academic & sporting achievements with a Youth Leadership Achievement Scholarship in 2004.

Since starting out playing for under 7’s, Brad is moving ever closer to his goal of playing first team in the NRL. 

Selected in the NSW CHS U’15 team, Brad  was named NSW Most Valuable Player at the Australian Championships.  He followed this selection with a spot in the NSW U’15 team, and finally, the U’15 Australian Schools Merit team.  A unique achievement for an Illawarra player.