Knox Junior Track and Field team win the National Schools Challenge Final
Congratulations to the Knox Junior Track and Field team, crowned National Champion School at the National Schools Challenge Final in Brisbane!
In an incredibly close contest, Australia’s top school athletics programs gave it their all, with every event proving vital to success.
Our Junior team of six students (Andrew K, Year 7; Nicholas W, Year 7; John B, Year 7; Archie H, Year 8; Davin Y, Year 8; and James A, Year 8) rose to the challenge, defeating arch-rivals Trinity Grammar School by just three points to claim the national title.
Not to be outshone, the Senior Track and Field team (Lachlan B, Year 9; Tom X, Year 11; Chester S, Year 11; Max B, Year 11; Tristan B, Year 11; James H, Year 12; and Samuel L, Year 12) delivered a stellar performance, securing second place on the podium behind Wesley College (Victoria).
Our Intermediate team (Flynn J, Year 10; Thomas W, Year 7; Thomas S, Year 9; Dash U, Year 10; Chris N, Year 10; Oscar B, Year 10; Drake H, Year 10; and Brodie S, Year 11) showcased great determination to finish 9th in a tough field.
Well done to all our athletes for their outstanding efforts and achievements!
Senior Track and Field Team win the silver medal
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