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Meup Meup runs away with Athletics title

Meup Meup won its first Championship Trophy in ten years and Ngadyung won the Spirit Cup for the fourth year in succession at yesterday’s Athletics Carnival at the Australian Institute of Sport.

The two Houses continued their momentum from February’s Swimming Carnival, where Ngadyung (Championship) and Meup Meup (Spirit Cup) took home the trophies.

While Meup Meup led the Championship standings throughout the day, the Spirit Cup was closely contested by all four Houses, with Gurabang and Mindygari pushing Ngadyung to the very end.

This year, the House themes were based around colour, which helped to boost the spirit on the day. Gurabang had the theme of ‘Groovy Green’, Meup Meup had the ‘Red Rage’ theme, Mindygari’s theme was ‘Mellow Yellow’, and Ngadyung students dressed as ‘Blue Blitz’.

The enthusiasm and participation that all students brought to the day made it one of the most successful carnivals in the College’s history. Congratulations and thank you to the members of the Student Representative Council, who were responsible for leading and organising their Houses on the day.

The event was typical of a MacKillop sports carnival, with students participating in competitive track and field events and novelty events like the tug o' war, boot throw, and fun run. Students who did not participate in the events were active in the stands, cheering on their peers.

Congratulations to all students for their high level of participation, teamwork, spirit, and displays of athleticism, and thank you to the staff, led by Mr Nathan Wood, who played a huge role in making the day such a great success.

Published
18 May, 2016

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