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A return to school sport was a welcome relief for 550 Reception to Year 9 students last week with the unique ‘Virtual Cross-Country’ event. Students were invited to participate to either run, jog or walk the event which was held over two days (Junior School on Thursday and Middle School on Friday) on a flat grass course on the senior and junior ovals facing White Avenue. The course distance varied for each age group, ranging from 500 metres to 3kms. Students had to navigate a simple circuit and plenty of students took the opportunity to test their fitness, while others used it as a good friendship connection to jog or walk together. With over 5600 students from approximately 180 schools participating from all over South Australia and Western Australia, Tenison Woods College can be proud of the number of keen students who all showed great enthusiasm and effort to enjoy the event. Results were collated and submitted to Sport SA. While the main focus was on participation for Reception to Year 5 students, in the secondary age groups, times were kept and will be submitted to the Regional Schools Sports Association. Thank you to the Year 5 Founder Leaders – Ruby, Albert, Lachlan and Mitchell for their help.
Year 6 Boys: 1st Marcus Gajic, 2nd Aidan Salmon, 3rd Archie Aitken
Year 6 Girls: 1st Maggie Collins, 2nd Elodie Adam, 3rd Sophia Cornish
Year 7 Boys: 1st Ben Braithwaite, 2nd Jacob Salmon, 3rd Curtis Page
Year 7 Girls: 1st Charlotte Tarr, 2nd Maddi Harrold, 3rd D’Arci Bell
Year 8 Boys: 1st Jonty Collins, 2nd Angus Clark, 3rd Harry Pettman
Year 8 Girls: 1st Bailey Berkfeld, 2nd Leila Croker, 3rd Heidi Berkin
Year 9 Boys: 1st Zac Hopgood, 2nd Anders McShane, 3rd Jackson Bowden
Year 9 Girls: 1st Ellie Bouchier, 2nd Siobhan Adams , 3rd Tess Porter
Ian Ross and Tina Opperman | Sports Coordinators
Tenison Woods College respectfully acknowledges the Boandik people are the First Nations people of the Mount Gambier South Eastern region of South Australia and pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, past, present and emerging.