Presentations were made this week for the mighty effort put in by students and teachers during the Lapathon Challenge in Term 2. The classes have been patiently waiting to find out who the Overall Class Champions are so all was revealed this week. Year 6M led for most of the competition and were not able to be beaten even after 6G won the lapathon Relay Challenge. 6M are Senior Lapathon Champions for 2014.

Year 1M were so determined during their daily runs and really worked as a team to claim victory and ne named Junior Lapathon Champions. They encouraged each other running every single day and edged ahead of the other Junior classes in the last couple of weeks. Both classes have won a day of adventure and fun with Mrs Stott in term four.

Students were so determined each day to run as many laps as they could to accumulate more laps than other classes. Faces were bright red and sweat ran down foreheads as students returned to class after each daily ten minute run. Some students ran stride for stride with classmates and others ran and walked and jogged as many laps as possible, all the time improving their fitness. This improvement was very evident during the cross country races where most students ran the courses and finished really strongly.

The boy and girl from each class running the highest number of laps were presented certificates and prizes amongst the cheers from classmates. The girl and boy with the most laps overall in the Junior and Upper Primary were also presented prizes.

Bakani Kombanie and Patrick McKenzie did run stride for stride every day and completed exactly the same number of laps to become Overall Individual winners. They ran 147 laps or 44 kilometres over the duration of the lapathon. Lilly-Jean Cruise also excelled winning the Girls Overall  Award for most laps run completing 115 laps or 34.5 km and she is only in Year three!

The highest number of laps run by a Junior student was presented to Jake O’Grady who won convincingly running 109 laps with Thomas Quinn second and Matthew Fielding in third. The girls competition was much closer with Bre-Enna Coops and Maryanne Eder both running 88 laps to be joint winners of the Girls Individual Award.  Brianna Albrand and Claire Logar were second equal and Kaitlin Moore third.

Individual Class Winners 2014

Class	Girl	Laps	Boy	Laps
Prep G	Shelbi McNultyChloe Roulston	65	Jarrett Coulson	80
Prep M	Madison Attwell	57	Hayden Cullen	66
Prep W	Hannah Gassner	61	Benjamin Ramke	71
Yr 1G	Aimee Cullen	65	Nicholas James	80
Yr 1M	Bre-Enna Coops	88	Caleb-Jay  McNamara	90
Yr 1W	Chloe Turnbull	69	Uyapo Kombanie	84
Yr 2G	Kaitlin Morris	76	Jake O’Grady	109
Yr 2M	Claire LogarBrianna Albrand	78	Max Cashin	91
Yr 2W	Maryanne Eder	88	Thomas Quinn	95
Yr 3G	Lilli-Jean Cruise	115	Joshua McKellar =Kieran Robertson	102102
Yr 3M	Kiara Sauer	81	Bryce Sambrook	117
Yr 3W	Laura Coumi	90	Christian Lucas=Aaron van der Palan	97
Yr 4G	Molly McCaughey	101	Xander Bryant =Daemon Cruise	115115
Yr 4M	Ella Childs	105	Daniel Coumi	115
Yr 5G	Lucy Brander	106	Bradyn Bell	125
Yr 5M	Kiana Reeves	92	Declan Martin	126
Yr 6G	Jamie-Lee Goudie	101	Samuel Townson	116
Yr 6M	Breeanna Bullock	107	Bakani Kombanie =Patrick McKenzie	147147

Winning Junior Class    1^st  1M        2^nd  2G,    3^rd 2M

Winning Senior Class   1^st   6M   2629 = 789km     2^nd   3M,    3^rd   3G

Upper Primary Presentations

Lower Primary Presentations