Deni North Public School has celebrated another successful swimming carnival, with strong performances across all age groups and Boyd House taking out the overall points win for 2026.
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A competitive field produced close results throughout the day, with several age divisions finishing in ties for champion honours.
The carnival delivered a strong mix of competitive racing and school spirit, with students cheering loudly for their houses throughout the program.
After the carnival, on February 27, successful competitors competed at the Zone carnival, which took place in Hay.
Millicent Hall continued her excellent form, taking out Junior Girls Champion at the zone meet.
She now advances to the Riverina Championships in Leeton on Monday, March 9, joining a solid contingent of Deni North swimmers who also qualified.
Others heading to Leeton are Connor Sampson, Ned Campbell, Lotus Gallpen‑Brown, Lainey Sampson, Grace Milliken and Ava Milliken, all of whom produced standout swims in Hay to earn their place at the regional event.
Jasper Dellwo.
Hugh Hovenden.
Morgan Sampson, Poppy Fisicaro, and Pip Hooke.
(Back) Ned Campbell, Connor Sampson, Lotus Gallpen-Brown, Maddi Hunter, Jack Macdonald, Oli Hall, and Jed Chadderton.(Front) Lucas Hovenden, Willy Eastman, Sam Browne, Millie Hall, Grace Milliken, Olivia Butcher, Havana Sztejman and Sophie Pearce.
