Who is Lilie James? How St Andrew's Cathedral teacher was a champion swimmer before she was brutally murdered at exclusive Sydney school

A water polo coach, 21, who was murdered and dumped in a campus bathroom at a prestigious Sydney school was a talented dancer and swimmer with the world at her feet. Lilie James' body was found in the gymnasium bathroom at St Andrew's Cathedral School in the CBD after a family member called police at about midnight on Wednesday because she didn't return home. Lilie grew up in Kogarah, in Sydney's south, with her parents and younger brother Lilie James' body was found in the gymnasium bathroom at St Andrew's Cathedral School in the CBD The body of a female staff member has been found on the grounds of a Sydney CBD school Lilie was a champion swimmer who won an under 17s tournament in 2019. One photo showed Lilie in her school uniform, donning a graduation hat and flowers in 2020 when she finished high school Lilie James, 22, was a water polo coach at St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney's CBD Two crime scenes have been established at the school where the female staff member was found and at The Gap at Vaucluse where her male colleague went missing Parents received messages from 3am from teachers at the school, with principal Dr Julie McGonigle later emailing them later to say the school was closed until next week and an area 'not accessible to students is a crime zone'. The community is in shock and the school will remain closed for the rest of the week Officers scour the coastline on Thursday morning at the scene which is understood to be connected to the CBD crime scene A silver Lexus sedan was seen being towed from Diamond Bay Reserve about 10am At the second crime scene located at Vaucluse on the coast, teams of police are searching the coastline near Diamond Bay Reserve.