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Comment: Facebook is not a reliable source. see WP:RS ~ŤheŴubṂachine-840≈ ● ✒️ 12:30, 30 June 2026 (UTC)

George Chigwidden

George Henry Chigwidden is an Australian amateur robotics competitor, youth sports official, and performing arts student based in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales. He is best known locally for his involvement in regional youth robotics competitions and his contributions to the Riverina grassroots football community.

Personal Life and Education

Chigwidden attends Mater Dei Catholic College, a co-educational secondary school in the Riverina region of New South Wales. He is the son of Dr. Paul Chigwidden, a prominent theologian, author, and staff within the Catholic Education Diocese of Wagga Wagga. During his secondary education, he pursued studies in practical sciences and creative arts, frequently representing his school cohort in regional inter-school exhibitions and community initiatives.

STEM and Robotics

Chigwidden has competed in competitive youth robotics through the RoboCup Junior Australia framework.

RoboCup Junior Spike Prime Challenge

As a member of the school's iSTEM stream, Chigwidden competed in the automated robotics division. Working in a three-person team alongside peers Lachlan Holgate and Jed Cox, he co-developed an autonomous robotic prototype.^[1]

Performing Arts

In addition to his technical pursuits, Chigwidden is an active member of the regional youth music and theater community.

A Time to Shine Showcase

Following notable performances within internal school ensembles, Chigwidden was selected alongside fellow student Sid McDonnell to represent the Wagga Wagga diocese at the A Time To Shine musical showcase hosted at Xavier Catholic College in Albury.

Ensemble Performances

He has frequently performed as a core instrumentalist in Mater Dei collaborative music ensembles alongside fellow student musicians including Alec Bell-Magnone and Harrison Uphill.

Sports Officiating

Outside of academic and creative fields, Chigwidden works within regional sports administration. He serves as a registered match official for Football Wagga Wagga, officiating junior and senior association football (soccer) fixtures across the broader Riverina district.

Awards and Recognition

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George Chigwidden recieving the Rotary Community Spirit Award

Chigwidden has been recognised by regional community organisations for his leadership and civic contributions within the school community.

During a formal College Major Awards Ceremony, Chigwidden was presented with the Rotary Community Spirit Award, a major accolade honouring student dedication to local community values and peer support.^[2]

At the 2022 annual College Athletics Carnival held at Jubilee Park, Chigwidden secured an individual title, finishing as the 12 Years Boys Age Champion.

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