Swimming Katikati College held its annual Swimming Sports Festival on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. It was held early this year to avoid clashes with school camps and interschool swimming.
The first day was Championship Day with the students competing for the titles. The strength of swimming at Katikati College wasapparent with tight competition for all events and over 40 records broken. The whole school then joined in to compete for house points and have fun on Thursday and Friday with their house colours flying proudly. The overall house points were tallied on Friday afternoon after the senior synchronised swimming teams performed their spectacular finales. Winning house was MacMillan, second was Stewart, third Glenstanes and fourth Mulgan. Results: Year 7 Girls: Sally Carter & Kirsty Brooks 1=, GraceMillen 3 Year 7 Boys: Tommaso Pini 1, Chris Mascall 2, Logan Emery 3 Year 8 Girls: Olivia Jones & Natalie Rochat 1=, Charlotte Kelly 3 Year 8 Boys: Thomas Carter 1, Hunter Nelson 2, Louie Campbell 3 Junior Girls: Tessa Bradley 1, Roelien du Plessis 2, Hanna Maloni 3 Junior Boys: Simon Van Timmeren & Oliver Westhues 1=, Ethan Fraser 3 Intermediate Girls: Libby Bradley 1, Lucy Scown 2, Jemima Smith 3 Intermediate Boys: Nathan Davies 1, Jayden Van Timmeren 2, Sean Cossey 3 Senior Girls: Stacey Muir 1, Gaia Pini 2, Karoline Dale 3 Senior Boys: Liam Cossey 1, Brendon Reid 2, Nick Jones 3
Tennis Katikati College sent a team of tennis players to the BOP Senior Secondary School Champs at Papamoa Tennis Club on Friday, Feb 21.
The team was Matthew Shanley, Glen Ward, Jaxon Stacey and Jared Somerville and in doubles William Van Loon, Patrizia Jabi and Estelle Wallis.
Patrizia had an excellent tournament and was runner-up in the Division 1 girls singles.
