KADINA MEMORIAL SCHOOL... Kadina Memorial School’s age group champions, back: u13 champions Mikayla Green, Nate Mercer, u14 champions Nellie Polkinghorne, Max Bussenschutt, u15 champions Laura Green, Tyson Gray, u16 champions Emily Rogers, Riley Beech, open champions Jorja Rogers, Tom Luck; front: u13 runners-up Tayla Mengersen, Mason Papps, u14 runner-ups Natalia Bagnato, Josh Rundle, Will Trengove, u15 runners-up Lily Kemenyvary, Tyler Pontifex, u16 runner-up Josh Bull, open runners-up Baylee Houghagen, Meg Lock, u16 runner-up Ella Phelan and open runner-up Brodie Sellar.
KADINA MEMORIAL SCHOOL... Southwood captains celebrate their win after a 16-year drought, back: Ezmai Paxton, Will Trengove, Wade Walker, Matilda Cox, Hayley Lockwood, Tom Luck, Laura Green, Tyler Shean; front: Emily Hank, Lara Philbey, Albert Cock, Alec Loveridge.
HARVEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE...The Sports Boy of the Year Award is presented to Kedias Harris by principal Peter Ayoub.
HARVEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE... Joint winners of the Harvest Christian Colleges Sports Girl of the Year Award, Eva Harris (left) and Ruby Midwaters (right), accept the award from principal Peter Ayoub.
PORT BROUGHTON AREA SCHOOL... Gold captain Hannah Rann and vice-captain Cohen Daniel proudly display the Glenrae Stud shield after claiming victory over Blue.
COMBINED SPORTS DAY... Snowtown Primary students Silas Bernhardt and Harry McGregor-Dunn claim the Combined Sports Day shield after a tight competition with Bute and Port Broughton.
Kadina Memorial School
Kadina Memorial School students battled it out for the KMS Cup at their annual Sports Day carnival held across Thursday and Friday, March 9 and 10.
Southwood created history, claiming a clean sweep across both days to deliver its first win for the house since 2006, when it was a Kadina Memorial High School event.
Southwood finished with 3858 points, Rose placed second with 3663, Chandler third with 3496 and Heath fourth with 3246.
Harvest Christian College
Team war cries started the annual Harvest Christian College, Kadina, Sports Day on Friday, March 3, as teams got competitive in an attempt to secure a victory for their house.
It was a tight contest all day for the House Spirit Shield, with the final scores decided by the team relay and tug-o-war events.
Hughes was victorious with a final score of 2773 points, followed by Tyndale on 2671 and Lewis on 2401.
Harvest’s new oval, where the event was held, has proven to be a valuable asset for its Physical Education and sports programs.
Port Broughton/Bute/Snowtown
Port Broughton Area School hosted simultaneous Sports Day events on Friday, March 10.
Primary students competed against teams from Snowtown and Bute, with Snowtown taking the win.
Despite Blue fighting hard to take out the win in the secondary world, Gold came out on top for 2023.
