13 medals in school track and field
Students from three local secondary schools brought home 13 medals after competing in the Victorian All Schools Track and Field Championships recently.
Students from three local secondary schools brought home 13 medals after competing in the Victorian All Schools Track and Field Championships recently.
Over four days, students from St Paul's Anglican Gramar School, Marist Sion College and Drouin Secondary College competed against the best in the state at the
State Sports Centres, Lakeside Stadium in Melbourne.
In total, one gold, five silver and seven bronze medals were won by the students.
Finishing on the podium were:
Gold:
Felicity Buza in female under 16 200m hurdles.
Silver:
Brooklynn Wyatt in female under 15 hammer and female under 16 discus.
Zaria Dalton in female under 17 100m.
Annabella Denton in female under 17 400m.
Rhylee Stewart in male under 20 1500m.
Bronze:
Felicity Buza in female under 16 100m and female under 16 100m hurdles.
Zaria Dalton in female under 17 200m.
Annabella Denton in female under 17 800m.
Sapphire Pratt in female under 16 3000m.
James Denton in male under 18 400m.
Rhylee Stewart in male under 20 3000m.
Four of the athletes have qualified to represent Victoria at the Australian All Schools Championships in Perth in December including:
Zaria Dalton in under 17 100m, Annabella Denton in under 17 400m, Felicity Buza in under 16 200m hurdles and Brooklynn Wyatt in under 16 discus and under 15 hammer throw.