Kentian Archives

We like to acknowledge former students who've gone on to make a name for themselves - in this case on the various sporting arenas.

OLYMPIANS
Zoe Arancini – Water polo Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020, Paris 2024

Justin Eveson – Wheelchair basketball Athens 2004, Beijing 2008

Andrew Vlahos OAM – Basketball Olympic representation 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000 NBL, Perth Wildcats, Australian Boomers

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HOCKEY
Greg Corbitt – Played for Australia in 1992 Olympics and in World Cups

Brian Glencross – Olympian 1964 & 1968. Coach of Aust. Women’s Hockey Team 1980-1992

Malcolm Poole -- Played for Australia in Montreal Olympics 1976

Donald Smart -- Played for Australia in Tokyo 1964, Mexico City 1968, Munich 1972

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CRICKET
Rod Marsh MBE -- Australian wicket keeper

Marcus North – Test cricketer – all rounder

Luke Pomersbach -- Played for W.A. and one test match vs. New Zealand

Drew Porter -- ODI for Australia, and county cricketer in Britain

Luke Ronchi -- Played for both Australian and N.Z. in tests. Batsman

Duncan Spencer -- Played for W.A. and ODI for Australia

Ashley Thorpe -- Played for Durham County Cricket Club (U.K.)

Coralie Towers - Pioneer of women’s cricket in W.A.

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AFL
Brad Dalzeil -- Brisbane 2008-9, West Coast 2010

Max Duffy -- Fremantle 2013-15. Punter for Kentucky Wildcats and other NFL teams

Chris Mayne -- Fremantle 200-16, Collingwood 2017-21

Tendai Mzungu -- Fremantle 2011-2016, GWS 2017

Shane Woewodin – Melbourne 1997-2002, Collingwood 2003-2005 Brownlow medallist 2000

Did we leave anyone out?

If you are not already aware, the links below may assist you in becoming more familiar with the following organisations:

Kent Street Senior High School (KSSHS):
a) https://www.kentstreetshs.wa.edu.au/
b) https://www.facebook.com/kentstreetshs/

Kentian Society:
c) https://www.kentians.org.au/
d) https://www.facebook.com/groups/4788113252/

Kentian Society Museum:
e) https://www.facebook.com/KentainArchive
f) Email: [email protected]

We are here to assist you in staying connected with former classmates and the history of Kent Street Senior High School.

Kentian Archives History of Kent Street Senior High School 1940 to Now.

Vale Coralie Towers

Student at Kent Street 1951 – 1555

Kentian Scholarship Foundation Board Member 2013 – 2020

The Kentian Scholarship Foundation Board Members 2013 – 2020 and the current Kentian Society Archivists extend our deepest condolences to Coralie's family.

She was a valued Board member who made a significant contribution to the Foundation through her attendance and excellent incite on the Scholarship Selection panel.
A great loss to all.

Cricket Legacy and Career Highlights:

• WACA Legend: She was a legendary figure in WA cricket, serving as a player, administrator, and selector over several decades. First selected to represent the Women’s State Cricket Team at the age of 13, she is regarded as the youngest player to have competed in interstate cricket.

• Statistical Peak: In her prime, she recorded an extraordinary bowling average of 7.09, taking 53 wickets in a single season.

• Historical Milestone: Towers was the first player in the Western Australian Women’s Cricket Association (WAWCA) competition to achieve the "double" of 50 wickets and 500 runs in a single season.

• National Representation: She was selected for Australian squads in 1958, 1961, and 1963, touring both New Zealand and England.

• Administrative Impact: Beyond playing, she oversaw the creation of the secondary schoolgirl's competition in 1965, which established the foundation for modern underage cricket in WA.

See also:

Vale Coralie Towers | Western Australian Cricket Association WA Cricket is mourning the loss of Coralie Towers, who passed away this week aged 87.

Vale Coralie Towers