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Spectacular Sports Day By Michelle Lencz
Mooloolah State School recently held their annual sports carnival at the school. It was a cloudy morning and we hoped the rain would stay away, but we were blessed with awesome weather for the whole day. The Sport houses, Rungert, Maddock and Westawaycame out strong and were hungry to win points. All students participated in the march past which was a wonderful display of team colours and pride. They sang their ‘War Cries’ with passion and impressed the staff, families and visitors with their efforts and team spirit. All students participated in running races and received ribbons for their efforts, while the older children performed in other events including relays, long jump, high jump and shot put.Many winners on the day broke school records for time or distance. Mooloolah State School staff would like to thank the parents and volunteers that helped on the day either timekeeping or in the tuckshop. They would also like to give a huge thank you to the Mooloolah Lions Club for volunteering their time and cooking thebarbecue and helping make the day a huge success. Maddock came in first place followed by Rungert and then Westaway. Many of our students are now off to the District Athletics Carnival.
Cricket Sign On
The Landsborough Loggers Cricket Club is on the scout for new members, both senior and junior, to play all levels of cricket. Plenty of action promised in this 2015/16 season so come join this great group of people and enjoy all things cricket and social! Remember, social memberships are also available to take advantage of the club’s top facilities. Sign on days are on August 15 and 22 from 9.00am until 3.00pm, held at the Landsborough Cricket Grounds on Tunnel Ridge Road. Just head to the front of the Caretaker’s building. For more information, contact Daryl on 0406 885 010.
Landsborough Tennis Club Contributed by Gayle O’Conor
The Wednesday fixtures commenced the Autumn season on July 15. The Lunachicks team from Landsborough Tennis Club won their first match for the season against Witta Wagtails, on July 22. The home match was cancelled due to rain. The team lost their next match on July 29 against the Caloundra team Buddies at Caloundra however at the home game on August 5 they had a win against Kawana Zodiacs. Social Tennis is available as follows: Ladies Tennis Tuesday at 8.30am to 12.00noon and Wednesday evening at 7.00pm and Sunday at 1.30pm. 48
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San players have a tough time in Korea Contributed by Norm Taylor
A small team from San Training Centre recently travelled to South Korea. Cameron Taylor with his partner Kasia Bartnikowska, as well as coach, father Norm Taylor, and team manager/mother Kate Taylor, spent three weeks training and sightseeing in the home of taekwondo, South Korea. A highlight of the trip was competing in the Korean Open - one the world’s biggest taekwondo competitions, held over six days with a total of almost 3000 entrants from about 100 countries this year. Cameron competed in the lightweight division against 58 other competitors from 19 countries. Unfortunately he lost his first match 12 points to one, against a tough competitor, Said Guliyev from the small country of Azerbaijan who last year won the Gold medal at the Youth Olympic Games. Cameron said although losing is disappointing, he learned so much from fighting at the top level. "These competitors are the best in the world. Competing against a champion like Said is a great experience,” he said. Cameron moves up to number 190 in the world after the competition. The chance to train in Korea is also a memorable experience. After the competition Cameron and Kasia went for two weeks of training at Chillgok Middle school in the city of Dague. Korean style training is very hard, especially in schools, as students wishing to study taekwondo at University need to win a high level competition to gain entrance.Training started at 3.00pm and went to 7.00pm each day and had many intense pad drills and around an hour of sparring each class. Training was made even harder by the 40 degree days. Now back training in Beerwah, Cameron and Norm are getting the team ready for the National Titles in Adelaide in October. Cameron Taylor and Aaron Lerch will both be looking to defend their National Champion titles. San Training Centre runs a variety of programs for all ages and will be having a sign-on day at the upcoming Beerwah charity sports day on August 22. Visit www.santkd.com for more information.
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