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Treverton College Pupil Excels at Level 3 SA Regional Gala in Richards Bay

Sarah Sykes swam at the Level 3 SA Regional Gala in Richards Bay over the weekend where she achieved a wonderful set of results. 50m breast – 1st 100m breast – 1st 200m breast – 3rd 200m IM – 4th 100m fly – 7th Mixed medley relay – 3rd Free style relay – 4th PB’s …

Sarah Sykes swam at the Level 3 SA Regional Gala in Richards Bay over the weekend where she achieved a wonderful set of results. 50m breast – 1st 100m breast – 1st 200m breast – 3rd 200m IM – 4th 100m fly – 7th Mixed medley relay – 3rd Free style relay – 4th PB’s in 200m IM, 50m and 100m fly, 50m, 100m and 200m free.
We at Treverton are proud of her achievements and look forward to seeing what the future holds for her in her swimming career.

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Author: Sabrina Geromella from Angelfish PR & Events on behalf of Treverton Prep School.

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