The St Gregory's Swimming Carnival held on the 27th of February 2024 was a resounding success, marked by exceptional performances and a vibrant atmosphere. The highlight of the day was the spirited competition among the houses, culminating in Molloy being crowned House Champions.
Outstanding Achievements: Jaxson Smith once again demonstrated his swimming prowess by breaking another record, this time in the 200IM, he has now broken this record 3 years running, showcasing his dominance in the pool. His remarkable achievements contribute significantly to his overall success of the day.
Molloy emerged as the overall House Champions, a testament to the collective effort and skill of its members. The competition among the houses undoubtedly added an extra layer of excitement to the carnival.
Age Champions for the day were as follows:
- 12's: Jack Morrison
- 13's: Oliver Baily
- 14's: Noah Keepence
- 15's: Sean Sullivan
- 16's: Jaxon Coleman and Joshua Harris (shared Age Champions)
- 17's: Jaxson Smith
- Opens: Darcy Kerr
These Age Champions showcased their exceptional talent and determination, contributing significantly to their respective age categories.
The duel in the pool between Jaxon Coleman and Joshua Harris in the 16 years category was a highlight and thrilling spectacle, with both swimmers showing exceptional skill and determination.
Special thanks is extended to all the staff who contributed to the smooth running of the event. The success of the swimming carnival wouldn't have been possible without the hard work and dedication of the wonderful St. Gregory's staff. A heartfelt appreciation was also extended to the parents and carers who took the time out of their busy schedules to come and support their sons. Their encouragement and presence added to the positive atmosphere of the event.
In conclusion, the St. Gregory's Swimming Carnival was a day filled with outstanding achievements, sportsmanship, and community spirit. Congratulations to all the participants and winners, and a big thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of this memorable event.
Mr Mitchell Tyler
Leader of Sport & Co-Curricular