On Tuesday 12th February, St Bernadette’s was represented by 19 excellent swimmers at the Cumberland Zone Carnival.
The weather has hot, the competition was hotter though hottest of all was the amazing performance of our swimmers!
Records tumbled, champions were crowned and our children cheered heartily for all of our competitors. Through outstanding team spirit and behaviour on the day, our team lived up to the excellent reputation which we have come to expect from St Bernadette’s.
Congratulations to our Zone Swimming Team for 2019!
Ian B, Isla M, Kiara B, Liam M, Sienna B, Melanie M, Tania C, Brandon N, Takara C, Olivia N, Raphael C, Ryan R, Patrick H, Heidi S, Damon K, Mia V, Marcus K, Orlando V, Zoey L
On what was a hugely successful day, the following children qualified to represent St Bernadette’s at the Diocesan Swimming Carnival on Friday 22nd February at Blacktown:
- Ian B (1st 100m Freestyle, 2nd 50m Freestyle, 3rd 50m Backstroke, 4th 50m Butterfly, 1st 200m Individual Medley - Junior Boys Champion)
- Raphael C ( 1st Junior Boys Relay)
- Damon K (1st 50m Freestyle, 1st 50m Backstroke, 1st 50m Breaststroke, 1st 50m Butterfly - Senior Boys Champion)
- Marcus K ( 4th 100m Freestyle, 1st 50m Freestyle New Zone Record, 1st 50m Backstroke, 2nd 50m Breaststroke, 1st 50m Butterfly - Junior Boys Runner Up)
- Liam M ( 3rd 50m Backstroke)
- Ryan R ( 1st Junior Boys Relay)
- Heidi S ( 1st 100m Freestyle New Zone Record, 1st 50m Freestyle New Zone Record, 1st 50m Backstroke, 1st 50m Breaststroke New Zone Record, 1st 50m Butterfly New Zone Record, 1st 200m Individual Medley New Zone Record - Junior Girls Champion)
What a fantastic performance from our swimmers! We look forward to more success at the Diocesan Swimming Carnival!
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