Aloha: Rosie, Bonnie Ellis, Zaria Wilson-Baker and Arlo Keech dressed in Hawaiian theme for the carnival.
Mathoura Public School students were covered in smiles during their annual swimming carnival at the Mathoura pool late last month.
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Spirits were high as students nervously lined up waiting for their first swimming events but the day was all about having a bit of fun.
Students were encouraged to dress up in Hawaiian-themed outfits for Hawaiian-themed games and events.
Students took on the theme by jumping into hula skirts, floral headpieces and colourful leis.
Sportsmanship was an overarching theme of the day and students did not disappoint.
“It was encouraging to see so many students supporting and cheering for each other throughout the day,” Mathoura Public School’s Janice Eddy said.
Gemma Van Zutphen was awarded with a Certificate of Sportsmanship for being a brilliant role model to her peers.
Gemma not only participated in every single event, but also encouraged and supported all other competitors on the day.
The winning house was Moira, with Gulpa close on their heels, proving students’ keen sense of competitiveness in the pool this year.
Award-winning students
Junior girl champion, Katelyn Eddy and runner-up Ava Wardlaw.
Junior boy champion, Jonathon Moorse and runner-up Huxley Lilford.
11 years girl champion, Matilda Eddy and runner-up Georgie Taylor.
11 years boy bhampions, Jobe Unwin and Chad Ward and runner-up Chanze Egan.
Senior girl champion, Kate Krispyn and runner-up Skye Krispyn.
Senior boy champion, Ethan Hadley.
Winners are grinners: Senior boy champion, Ethan Hadley.
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Some students qualified to compete in the Deniliquin Primary School Sports Association Swimming Carnival, which was held in Hay on Friday, February 25.
Bindi Taylor, Jonathon Moorse, Khoa Unwin, Katelyn Eddy, Ava Wardlaw, Jobe Unwin, Chad Ward, Matilda Eddy, Georgie Taylor and Ethan Hadley represented Mathoura Public School at the Deniliquin carnival.
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