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2022 Zone Swimming Carnival

22 Feb 2022

WHSPA Team

On Tuesday 22 Feb, 45 students represented WHSPA at the Northern Illawarra Zone Swimming Carnival at Corrimal Pool. The day lived up to expectations with wonderful achievements and smiling faces all round. WHSPA finished 3rd overall out of 7 schools in the Zone with only Woonona and Smiths Hill in front on the points score. 

Congratulations to all the students who competed on the day, and we wish those who were successful in making it to the South Coast Region Secondary Swimming Championships, to be held at Dapto Olympic Pool on Tuesday 8 March, all the best of luck.

 
Year 7 - Jacob Donev, Yolanda Figgis, Charlotte Jones, Heidi Kolenda, Noah Kovacs, Ethan Lappan, Eden Lawrence, Noah Luu, Mayana Lonergan, Xavier English-Nelson, Jed Phillips, Olivia Pupovac, Abigail Woods, Albert Wollen 

Year 8 - Wade Bower, Flynn Lawrence, Jake McCreadie, Ruby Phillips, Maddison Wood 

Year 9 - Zane Giaron, Isabella Jones 
Year 10 - Rojan Fernandez, Jonah Hackett 
Year 11 - Elise Blackwell-Collins, Hayley Crisp, Lillian Joy, Teagan Myers 
Year 12 - Veronica Simmons-Curcio. 

**Please see the Gallery for more Zone Carnival photos**

Regards

Fleur Williams - PDHPE Teacher - WHSPA Swim Team Manager

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Wollongong High School of the Performing Arts acknowledge the Wadi Wadi people of the Dharawal Nation, who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet. We acknowledge the Elders, past, present and future, of this land as well as Elders of the wider Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. These Elders hold the traditions, the dreams, the hopes and the culture that has been kept alive for thousands of years. Our school lies between the sacred site of Mt Geera and the five islands which are significant figures in Dharawal dreaming stories. These stories pass on the traditions, practices and customs that have sustained the oldest living culture in the world to this day. In between the mountains and the sea we meet together in harmony and stand firm in the reminder that this land is, was, and always will be traditional Aboriginal land.

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