Two of Dubbo College's most promising talents received the school's top honour recently.
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Brock Larance and Lilli-Rai Campbell became the 31st and 32nd students to be inducted into the College's Sporting Hall of Fame.
Seventeen-year-old Larance has played cricket for the college, Western Combined High Schools (CHS), NSW CHS, and the Australian All-Schools team. Larance is also the first-ever Western CHS player to win NSW CHS player of the tournament. Outside of cricket, Larance has competed in soccer, athletics, tennis, basketball, rugby league and hockey for the school.
A talented batsman and spin bowler, Larance is currently playing for CYMS in the RSL-Whitney Cup first grade competition while also participating in the Kingsgrove T20 competition in Sydney with the Campbelltown-Camden Cricket Club.
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Campbell has represented her school in hockey since year 7, going on to represent Western CHS and NSW CHS. Campbell also competed in soccer, touch, league tag, rugby, cricket, and athletics.
A goalkeeper, Campbell currently plays for St Pats Hockey Club in the Central West Premier League Hockey (PLH) tournament.
Dubbo College Sports Coordinator Craig May praised the College and students for succeeding at such a high sporting pedigree.
"It is very unusual for a 12-year-old to make an open college side and make great contributions," May said praising Campbell.
"I think it speaks for itself, our students achieve at a high level along with their talents go on to bigger and better things.
"The Hall of Fame was established to recognise students representing NSW or higher, they get a photo of themselves framed along with their achievements being placed in our hall."
Hall of Fame members include former NRL and Super League player Charly Runciman, former Australian under 19s cricketer and Sydney Thunder and Perth Scorchers player Tim Armstrong, former Australian schools football representatives Vannessa Hart and Nathan Kenyon and current NSW Indigenous cricketers Ben Patterson and Marty Jeffrey.
