THE Euroa CFA Junior teams, comprising the under 14s and under 17s, showcased exceptional talent and determination at this year's State Urban Championships held in Moorpoona over the weekend.

Amidst stiff competition from over 60 teams hailing from various corners of Victoria.

Saturday morning kicked off with the official opening parade, where young Mia Rieusset's rendition of the Australian National Anthem stirred patriotic fervor among the crowd of over 1000 participants and supporters.

Following the ceremonial start, the teams geared up for intense competition across multiple events.

In the under 14s category, Macy Kubeil's spirited performance in the Hydrant race earned her a spot in the final despite a narrow loss in the heats.

She redeemed herself with a blistering run in the final, clocking an impressive time of 13.37 seconds.

Meanwhile, Bailey Thomson and Tyler Delahey made a promising debut in the "Y Coupling" event for the under 17s, showcasing their enthusiasm and skill with a commendable time of 10.22 seconds.

On the main wet track, the under 14s A and B teams demonstrated their prowess in the "Wet Hose Striking Second Disk" event.

Led by coach Teagan Kubiel's strategic guidance, the teams executed flawless maneuvers, with Euroa A finishing in a remarkable 21.83 seconds and Euroa B showcasing their potential with a top-10 finish.

As the day progressed, the young athletes continued to impress in various events, displaying resilience and teamwork in the face of formidable competition.

Despite the challenges, not a single miss was recorded, highlighting the dedication and discipline instilled by Coach Kubiel throughout the season.

After a day filled with adrenaline-fueled contests, the teams returned to Euroa with high spirits, ready to recharge for the final showdown on Sunday.

Early morning arrivals at Moorpoona marked the beginning of the culmination of their season-long efforts.

Sunday's events saw Euroa's athletes deliver standout performances yet again, with Bailey Thomson securing victory in the under 17s Hydrant race, showcasing his dominance on the track.

The under 14s teams, both A and B, continued to impress in the group events, exemplifying precision and synchronization in their runs.

In the nail-biting final event, the under 17s faced off against Gisborne in a fiercely contested battle.

Despite tough competition, Euroa emerged victorious, with Macy, Charlee, Bailey, and Tyler delivering a flawless performance, securing the ultimate triumph for their team.

As the curtains closed on the championship, Euroa's success stood as a testament to the hard work and dedication of coach Teagan Kubiel and the unwavering determination of the young athletes.

For those looking to join a dynamic and supportive team environment, coach Kubiel welcomes newcomers aged 11 and above to join Euroa's thriving junior squad.

For more information, contact coach Teagan Kubiel at 0409 393 221.