Bradman Scholarship Past & Current Winners

2013 Winner – Georgia Redmayne

The Bradman Foundation recently announced its 2013 Bradman Scholar.

Georgia Redmayne is enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. She was selected over several very strong applicants from throughout the country.

Georgia grew up in Alstonvilln northern New South Wales and matriculated from Alstonville High School with an ATAR of 99.75. A keen and accomplished cricketer, Georgia is a wicket-keeper/batter currently playing for the Universities Team in the Sydney women’s first-grade competition. She led the number of dismissals by a wicket-keeper in that competition for the 2012-13 season.

Georgia has a distinguished representative career with the NSW Combined High Schools Side, some of it as Captain. She is a qualified Cricket NSW Level 1 Coach and in 2012 completed a season in the UK playing in the Worcestershire Women’s County Competition (where she had the highest batting average and was Player of the Year).

Upon receipt of her medical degree Georgie hopes to pursue a career in sports medicine researching how the body recovers from injury and combats disease.

We wish her all the best in her future studies and welcome her as the 17th Bradman Scholar.

The Bradman Foundation Scholarship provides Georgia with $5,000 a year for three years to assist her offset the costs of her medical degree.

Previous Winners

  • 2012 Kara Sutherland
  • 2011 Andrew Lowe
  • 2010 Kate Shallard
  • 2009 Aaron Mullins
  • 2008 David Miller
  • 2007 Patrick Connelly
  • 2006 Madhu Bhamidipaty
  • 2005 Shane Wallace
  • 2004 Thomas Barrett
  • 2003 Mark Faraday
  • 2002 Alexandra Blackwell
  • 2001 Kieran Mahony
  • 2000 Greg Mail
  • 1999 Sam Williams
  • 1993 Martin Love
  • 1993 Andrew Ridley
  • 1990 Geoff Lovell

 

Printable Bradman Scholarship application form.

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