2026 Penrhos Sports Awards Night
Location
Optus Stadium
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Join us for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate the sporting achievements and dedication of our students.
This special night will feature:
Sporting Awards Presentation – Honouring the outstanding achievements of our students.
Guest Speakers:
Ebony Stevenson (Year 11 at Penrhos College): Australia’s youngest wheelchair basketball 3×3 player. Ebony was named 2026 Basketball WA Female Athlete of the Year, adding to her previous recognition as WAIS Young Athlete of the Year. Most recently, Ebony represented Australia as part of the women’s 3x3 wheelchair basketball team, the Wombats, at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, where the team proudly won bronze.
Amanda Bisk: Australian pole vaulter, exercise physiologist and movement coach. Amanda has built her career around helping people move well and live well, combining evidence-based training with yoga, Pilates, strength, mobility and recovery. She is also the founder of Fresh Body Fit Mind and continues to compete in pole vault, with the World Masters Athletics Championships in Daegu, South Korea, this August.
This special night will feature:
Sporting Awards Presentation – Honouring the outstanding achievements of our students.
Guest Speakers:
Ebony Stevenson (Year 11 at Penrhos College): Australia’s youngest wheelchair basketball 3×3 player. Ebony was named 2026 Basketball WA Female Athlete of the Year, adding to her previous recognition as WAIS Young Athlete of the Year. Most recently, Ebony represented Australia as part of the women’s 3x3 wheelchair basketball team, the Wombats, at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, where the team proudly won bronze.
Amanda Bisk: Australian pole vaulter, exercise physiologist and movement coach. Amanda has built her career around helping people move well and live well, combining evidence-based training with yoga, Pilates, strength, mobility and recovery. She is also the founder of Fresh Body Fit Mind and continues to compete in pole vault, with the World Masters Athletics Championships in Daegu, South Korea, this August.
Ashtyn Hiron is the Captain of the Australian Women's Lacrosse Team, a former-journalist, communications professional and advocate for women in sport. Representing Australia since the age of 14, she has earned international medals across World Championship competitions and currently leads the national team on its journey toward the LA28 Olympic Games. Combining elite sport with a media career, Ashtyn is passionate about storytelling, leadership, and creating greater opportunities for women both on and off the field.
Delicious Dinner & Drinks – Enjoy a seated meal with soft drinks included (cash bar available for parents).
Tickets: $135 per person (students require a ticket). Purchase individually or as a table of 10. If purchasing a table, you'll be asked to provide the names of all students and adults seated at your table at the time of booking.
Dress: Cocktail/Semi-Formal
Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate our athletes and the incredible community that supports them. Secure your tickets now!
Delicious Dinner & Drinks – Enjoy a seated meal with soft drinks included (cash bar available for parents).
Tickets: $135 per person (students require a ticket). Purchase individually or as a table of 10. If purchasing a table, you'll be asked to provide the names of all students and adults seated at your table at the time of booking.
Dress: Cocktail/Semi-Formal
Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate our athletes and the incredible community that supports them. Secure your tickets now!