The Weekly Advertiser Horsham

Regional swimming showcase

- – Michael Scalzo

Wimmera students showed their class against regional swimming competitor­s on Friday.

Greater Western Region Swimming Champions at Horsham Aquatic Centre attracted top swimmers from primary and secondary schools across western Victoria.

The aquatic centre’s outdoor War Memorial Pool area was jam-packed throughout the day as students battled it out in various age and stroke classifica­tions.

Standout secondary swimmers from Horsham Holy

Trinity Lutheran and St Brigid’s colleges were mighty all competitio­n.

Tom Urquhart, 15, Holy Trinity Lutheran College, claimed four firsts, taking home the boys 12 to 15 200-metre freestyle, 15 year-old 50m breaststro­ke, 12 to 20-year-old 400m freestyle and boys 12 to 15 years 200m individual medley.

Deacon Briggs, 18, St Brigid’s College, also enjoyed four first-place finishes, claiming the boys 12 to 20-year-old 100m breaststro­ke, 18 to 20 years 50m breaststro­ke, 18 to 20 years 50m freestyle and boys 16 to 20 200m individual medley.

St Brigid College’s Jack Lanyon, 15, was also a multiple winner, claiming the boys 15-year-old 50m butterfly; 12 to 15 years 100m freestyle, 15-year-old 50m freestyle and boys 15-year-old 50m backstroke.

Holy Trinity Lutheran College’s Jacob Matushcka, 16, won the boys 16-year-old 50m backstroke, boys 16-yearold 50m butterfly and boys 16-year-old 50m freestyle.

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 ?? ?? COMPETITIV­E: Greater Western Region Swimming Championsh­ips in Horsham on Friday attracted top swimmers from across the region. Pictured in action are: Blake Davidson, Stawell Secondary College, right, Jack Lanyon, St Brigid’s College, far right, and below, Indy Ward, Dimboola Memorial Secondary College. Pictures: PAUL CARRACHER
COMPETITIV­E: Greater Western Region Swimming Championsh­ips in Horsham on Friday attracted top swimmers from across the region. Pictured in action are: Blake Davidson, Stawell Secondary College, right, Jack Lanyon, St Brigid’s College, far right, and below, Indy Ward, Dimboola Memorial Secondary College. Pictures: PAUL CARRACHER
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