Zone Athletics Carnival

4x100m Junior Girls Relay team consisting of Ella, Elise, Seronique and Claudia

A select group of students from Year 3 to Year 6 represented our school at the Zone Athletics Carnival held at Rooty Hill.

All the students displayed great sportsmanship towards other competitors and their own team members. Every child competed extremely well especially against some tough competition but showed great determination and perseverance.

When returning back to the grandstand, the children had big smiles on their faces and were congratulated by those around them for their fantastic effort.

It was wonderful to see so many parents and grandparents come out and support the children on the day. All the children who represented Our Lady of the Angels were commended for wonderful manners and behaviour throughout the day.

Congratulations to all the children on their fantastic achievements. Some of the children walked away from this event beating their previous years achievements. It was wonderful to see so many new children participating the Zone Carnival. We can’t wait to see what you do next year!

Bailey competing in the Snr Boys 200m.

A special mention to the following students who will be representing Our Lady of the Angels at the next level:

Nicholas Cutroni finished 4th in the 11 yr boys 800m.
Claudia Coombes finished 1st overall in the 9yr girls 100m.
Tyler Spiteri finished 2nd in the Junior Discus.
Riley Price finished 3rd in the Junior Discus and 4th in the Junior Shot Put.
4 x 100m Junior Girls Relay Team finished 4th (Team: Elise E, Seronique T, Ella S and Claudia C)

Congratulations everyone and it was a privilege to watch you compete.

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Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
www.parra.catholic.edu.au

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