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Mulyan Public School celebrated an outstanding day of sporting achievement at the District Athletics Carnival held here in Cowra on Friday, 15 August.
With successful participants in every event, the school showcased the exceptional talent and determination of its students, many of whom have now earned the opportunity to advance to the Regional Western Athletics Carnival in Dubbo later this term.
The carnival was a true testament to Mulyan’s commitment to excellence in athletics, with numerous students excelling across all age groups.
A special congratulations go to the day’s standout age champions:
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Maddison Tarrant, who dominated the Junior Girls category.
Tate Veney, the exceptional Junior Boy champion.
Chloe Tysoe, who claimed the title for the 11 Years Girls.
Chloe Tysoe’s performance was nothing short of spectacular.
Not only did she emerge as the age champion, but she also shattered longstanding records in both the long jump and discus events.
Chloe’s long jump record, which had stood unchallenged since 2000, was previously held by Melissa Tidswell (Knights), a former Mulyan student who now proudly serves as a teacher at Mulyan Public School.
Adding to the significance, Chloe recently broke Mulyan’s discus record that was held by Melissa’s sister, Jess Tidswell, making her achievements a remarkable continuation of the Tidswell family’s legacy in the school’s athletics history.
The success of Mulyan students at the District Athletics Carnival reflects the school’s vibrant sports culture and the dedication of its coaches and families who support the athletes.
As these talented students prepare for the upcoming Regional Western Athletics Carnival in Dubbo, the entire Mulyan community is filled with pride and excitement.
Mulyan Public School continues to be a beacon of sporting talent and determination, inspiring all students to reach their highest potential both on and off the field.
We look forward to following the ongoing success of our athletes as they take on new challenges in the regional competition.
