STRONG: Scotch Oakburn's Tamru Midson makes a strong leap in the long jump on Tuesday.
Tasmania’s top school-aged athletes converged on the North-West Coast on Tuesday to compete for honours in their age groups.
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But it was St Patrick’s College who shined the brightest by taking out all seven shields at the 2016 NSATIS Athletics Carnival held at Penguin.
Students from Launceston Grammar, Launceston Christian School, St Patrick's, Scotch Oakburn, St Brendan-Shaw and Marist College went up against each other in a number of athletics disciplines throughout the day with events running from 9.45am through to 5pm.
Age group pennants were also shared between Scotch Oakburn (boys u/13, boys open, girls u/16) and St Patrick’s (Girls u/13, u/14, u/15, Open, boys u/14, u/15,u/16).
LEAP: Scotch Oakburn's Georgia Leslie competing in the long jump event on Tuesday. Pictures: Cordell Richardson.
EFFORT: Launceston Christian School's Nikola Towns makes a throw in the shot put.
STRIDES: Launceston Christian School's Abayi Luate pushes off in the long jump.
THROW: Launceston Church Grammar School's Morgan Wye competing in the javelin event.
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