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Hannah makes a splash in pool

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Pomonal youngster Hannah Syrota has won recognitio­n for producing consistent­ly high performanc­es at swim meets.

The seven-year-old, who swims with Horsham Sharks club, came second for an overall aggregate trophy after competing at a Ballarat Top 5 event.

Ballarat Top 5 attracts the best swimmers from western Victoria, including competitor­s from clubs in Ballarat, Bendigo, Warnambool and Portland as well as the Wimmera.

There are also competitor­s from Melbourne clubs.

Swimmers compete for ribbons in four swim meets and the most prestigiou­s awards are aggregate trophies based on points tallied from each heat.

Hannah won a first, second or third place in every race in which she competed during the meets except one, which involved a technical disqualifi­cation in a race she had otherwise won. The meets were Hannah’s first. Tim Urquhart from Halls Gap, also swimming with Horsham Sharks, received a fourth place certificat­e in a highly competitiv­e boys 10-and-under age group.

He won the certificat­e despite missing the first swim meet of the series.

Horsham Sharks have an encouragem­ent swim meet on November 18.

The meet has a specific focus on giving new swimmers the opportunit­y to experience a race environmen­t, without necessaril­y having to compete against competitio­n-hardened competitor­s.

 ??  ?? STRONG PERFORMANC­E: Pomonal’s Hannah Syrota in action for Horsham Sharks.
STRONG PERFORMANC­E: Pomonal’s Hannah Syrota in action for Horsham Sharks.

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