Challenge in the air at Euroa Secondary College swimming carnival

WATER was perfect, day was just right (not too hot, not too cold), and there was a challenge in the air. Which house would win the annual Euroa Secondary College Swimming Carnival – Furlonge (in yellow), Crieghton (in green) or Kirkland (in red)? After the house parade it was into the water; freestyle, back-stroke, breast-stroke, relays and the much anticipated novelty races for those who like a challenge, but not necessarily a win. The fun races included the all-in points race, the raft race and the floaty race. The entire school was involved with the student leaders on the SRC putting on a fundraising barbecue. The results for each age group were 13-year-old girl Lara Saxon, boy Darby Hoare, 14-year-old girl Beryl Farrell, boy Patrick Holden, 15-year-old girl Macey Watson, boy Sam Mills, 16-year-old girl Oakley Paul, boy Angus Rowe, 17-year-old girl Ally Davidson, boy Tyler Kipping, 20-year-old Rachael Buerckner, boy Will Creevey. The overall winners were Lara Saxon and Rachael Buerckner. A big congratulations to all the students and staff for making this a great day. House of the day was Furlonge, followed by Kirkland and Creighton.

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