Kyle has had an exceptional year across triathlon, cross country, and athletics. Representing the NSWCCC Triathlon Team and earning selection onto the NSW All Schools Team, Kyle dominated the NSW All Schools Triathlon—winning the Senior Solo Individual event from a field of 52 competitors. He continued his outstanding form at the School Sport Australia Championships in Rockhampton, claiming the national title in the Senior Male Triathlon against 32 athletes.

In cross country, Kyle finished 3rd in the 17 Years Boys 6km at NSW All Schools, and on the track he placed 3rd in the NSWCCC 17+ 1500m, earning Merit Team selection.

Beyond school sport, Kyle also impressed on the world stage, placing 8th out of 69 competitors in the World Triathlon Age-Group Sprint Distance Championships in Wollongong. Congratulations, Kyle, on an incredible year of achievement.

Kyle’s dedication to his sport and leadership within his school and representative teams set a new benchmark for athletic excellence and sportsmanship.

Sportsmanship and character are two of Kyle’s most defining attributes. At both the NSW and School Sport Australia events, Kyle demonstrated humility and deep respect for fellow competitors. Rather than basking in his victory alone, Kyle waited at the finish line to personally congratulate those who crossed behind him, offering words of encouragement and sharing in their achievements. His actions embodied the true spirit of camaraderie and grace in sport, reminding all spectators and participants of what makes competition meaningful.

In every facet Kyle’s athleticism, leadership, sportsmanship, and humility, he has distinguished himself as a deserving recipient of the John Sparks Award for Outstanding All-round athlete.