Last Friday’s Deniliquin and District PSSA Athletics Carnival drew young athletes from across the region to compete at the Hardinge Street Oval.
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The event featured a full day of track and field competitions, with students showcasing their athleticism, determination, and school pride.
While successful competitors progress to the next stage of the competition, the carnival was more than just a contest, it was an opportunity for all students to experience the excitement of representative sport and enjoy a day of camaraderie and achievement.
Among the standout performers were Arianah Meads and Millie Hall, who were named Junior Girl Champions.
In the Junior Boys division, Oliver Hall took the top spot, with Levi Robson just behind.
In the 11 Years category, Sophie Eddy claimed the Girls Champion title, followed by Bella Garner.
Ben Taylor was crowned the Boys Champion, with Connor Sampson earning runner-up honours.
Senior division accolades went to Bindi Taylor, who was named Senior Girl Champion, with Jessiea Bray close behind.
Jordyn Brain emerged as the Senior Boy Champion, while Lenny Hanns secured the runner-up position.
In the overall school championship points tally, Deniliquin North dominated the field, finishing first.
Hay took second place, and Deniliquin South rounded out the top three.
Jordyn Brain crosses the line first.
Bodi Swan and Carter Sartore were neck and neck across the finish line.
Ben Taylor with a massive leap.
Zayden Jones from Conargo makes a huge jump.
Ned Campbell touches down.
The senior boys shot putters got a few tips from Deni High School students including Connor Wilson who is the reigning under-16s Australian shot put champion.
Bayden Walker launches the shot put.
Jordan Brown and Oliver Hall with a photo finish.
Ben Taylor beats out Jordyn Brain in the 4x100m relay.
Deniliquin North took out the the overall school championship.
Lotus Gallpen-Brown gives her all to finish first in the senior girls 4x100m relay.
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