Athletics Carnival & Touch Football
Cowra High Athletics Carnival
On Tuesday 2 May Cowra High School held the annual school athletics carnival. It was a great day of success where a large number of students were involved and participated in a number of events whilst also enjoying themselves and having fun. In addition to our athletic events we also had the 800m relay as well as the boys and girls Top Gun run where Ginger Oliver (Year 10) and Jesse Murray (Year 12) were crowned the Top Guns.
As well as students enjoying themselves, we also had a number of current Cowra High School records broken. One was by Mackenzie Thompson (Year 11) who broke the Girls 17+ Javelin record of 31.96m with her throw of 34.50m. Tayla Garratt (Year 12) broke two records, one being the Girls 17+ Discus record of 25.63m which she broke with a throw of 34.21. She also broke the Girls 17+ Shot Put of 10.40m with her throw of 11.84m. Mikelli Garratt broke the Girls 13 Discus record of 23.44m with her throw of 24.63m and Ginger Oliver broke the Girls 15 Triple Jump record of 7.96m with her jump of 8m.
Age champions are:
Taylah Rowan (12yr Girls)
Mikelli Garratt (13yr Girls)
Zara McKenzie (14yr Girls)
Ginger Oliver (15yr Girls)
Lucy Pattingale (16yr Girls)
Jessica Burling (17+ Girls)
Dylan Gallagher (12yr Boys)
Jacob Haeata (13yr Boys)
Aeryc Sansum (14yr Boys)
Kelsey Pollard (15yr Boys)
Jack Tarrant (16yr Boys)
Michael Howarth (17+ Boys)
I congratulate all record breakers and age champions for their outstanding efforts. Well done!
House winners were: Kurrajong – 946.50
Wandoo – 935
Brigalow – 908
Myall – 894.50
Overall a great day was had by all with everyone walking away with smiles on their faces. It was wonderful to see so many students at the carnival and getting involved and I congratulate and thank them for their attendance and participation.
Jess Finn
Sports Organiser
Touch Football
This week the Year 9/10 Touch Football teams travelled to Bathurst to play in the NSW All Schools competition. The girls won one of their four games and showed great sportsmanship all day. The boys won 4 of their 5 games which saw them make the grand final. The boys had to tough it out due to having no subs and unfortunately lost to Orange High. A huge thanks to Pete Holmes from PCYC for driving the bus.