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Young guns

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18 Mar, 2023 03:41 AMQuick Read

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Competing on Saturday was Mako Fukushima-Hall for Wainui in the under-10 surf race. Pictures by Paul Rickard

Competing on Saturday was Mako Fukushima-Hall for Wainui in the under-10 surf race. Pictures by Paul Rickard

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The Gisborne/Tairawhiti Junior Surf Lifesaving Championships caught the tail end of the hot spell with an early evening start on Friday and an early-afternoon finish on Saturday before the cooler southerly front came in.

Midway won the competition, Wainui came second and Waikanae were third.

Further coverage in tomorrow’s paper.

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