Explore the latest exciting events and opportunities that our inspire our students and teachers in learning here at Gymea.
Water Polo Standout Daniel McLauchlain Earns Blues Distinction
Sydney East proudly congratulates Daniel McLauchlain of Gymea Technology High School on being awarded the 2025 Blues Award for Water Polo. Daniel has distinguished himself as a standout athlete, combining impressive technical ability with unwavering dedication to his sport. His strong performances at state-level championships and his selection for the NSW CHS team reflect his commitment to excellence, while his appointment as captain for 2025 showcases his natural leadership and the admiration of teammates and coaches alike. Known for his humility, maturity, and team-first mindset, Daniel continues to set the standard for Sydney East athletes both in and out of the pool.
Celebrating Excellence and Rewarding Achievement Across Our School
At Gymea, we are committed to celebrating excellence and recognising the hard work of our students. Year 11 recently enjoyed a vibrant Celebration Assembly as they begin their HSC studies. Invitations have been sent for the upcoming Rewards Excursion, and students have received their Gymea Dollars for Multicultural Day. Celebration Assemblies continue through Week 9, acknowledging effort across all years. Our annual Presentation Night will be held on Tuesday, 16 December, with invitations already issued. We are proud to honour the achievements of our students as the year concludes.
STEMSpire Empowers Girls To Explore Sound And Geometry
STEMSpire, a Year 7 STEM girls group, is designing its own acoustic performance spaces through hands-on exploration of sound and geometry. The students investigate how curves and shapes influence sound reflection, comparing real and virtual spaces to uncover links between circular and parabolic forms. Using lasers to model sound direction, they map wave behaviour with growing confidence. This project strengthens their understanding of science and mathematics while inspiring a lasting passion for technology.
Students Shine Brightly Through Semester 2 Success
Semester 2 examinations mark an exciting and rewarding finish to a year of remarkable learning. Our students continue to achieve outstanding results, with rising success at HSC level and exceptional performance in external testing that places us well above the state and our similar school groups. Their maturity, determination and commitment during final assessments have been truly inspiring. Every child shines in their own way, each striving for personal excellence. We proudly celebrate their hard work, growth and impressive achievements as the year concludes.
Enriched Learning Helps Year 7 HPGE Students Thrive Academically
Our High Potential and Gifted Year Seven students have shown outstanding growth over the past two weeks as they applied mathematical concepts well beyond their stage level. With strong collaboration, explicit teaching and rich problem solving, they engaged confidently with advanced ideas. This week, students explored probability challenges, including permutations normally studied in Year Eleven. With assessments complete, these highly engaging lessons offered meaningful enrichment across all learning areas, allowing students to think creatively and continue to shine.
Building Balanced and Engaging Class Groups for 2026
Class formations for 2026 are guided by several criteria to ensure every student is placed where they can thrive. Our High Potential and Gifted Education students are expected to stay committed to all aspects of school life and collaborative learning. Many students outside this stream have also excelled in these areas. Maintaining the right balance is essential, and fluid movement between classes supports individual and group needs. Staff will speak with students about any minor adjustments for 2026. Please see the Community Link for further information on this criteria.
Bringing Modern History to Life for HSC Success
Our Year 11 Modern History students took learning beyond the classroom with an enriching visit to the Sydney Jewish Museum. From analysing authentic artefacts to engaging with AI-powered survivor testimonies, every detail of this excursion was designed to spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and elevate HSC performance. competition empowers young people to raise their voices on issues that matter to them, reinforcing that their perspectives are valuable and impactful. William’s success is an outstanding achievement and a source of pride for Gymea.
Year 7 Shine at the Sutherland Zone Gala Day
Year 7 students embraced the excitement of the Sutherland Zone Gala Day at Barden Ridge Sporting Complex, showcasing teamwork, skill and school spirit. Supported by our dedicated Year 10 PASS coaches, the event highlighted Gymea’s strong commitment to providing diverse sporting opportunities that build confidence, leadership and lifelong fitness.
Outstanding Athletic Achievements Highlight Gymea’s Sporting Opportunities for Students
Gymea High celebrates the fantastic achievements of Finn D and Leon A at the NSW All Schools Athletics Championships. Finn won a bronze medal in the 400m and placed fourth in the 200m, while Leon competed proudly against the state’s best. Their success reflects Gymea’s strong commitment to nurturing excellence and opportunity through sport.
Mitchell Demonstrates Skill and Determination at Green Valleys MTB Interschools
Year 9 student Mitchell E represented Gymea Technology High School with great focus and technical skill at the Green Valleys MTB Interschools Event. Competing across three demanding timed stages, Mitchell showed impressive control and commitment, achieving a strong result and demonstrating his passion and perseverance in competitive mountain biking.
William Harding named national finalist in prestigious What Matters? competition
A huge congratulations to our very own William Harding of 8G, who has been named a finalist in the prestigious National What Matters? Writing Competition! This remarkable achievement comes from a competition that drew more than 6,000 entries from over 800 schools nationwide. The What Matters? competition empowers young people to raise their voices on issues that matter to them, reinforcing that their perspectives are valuable and impactful. William’s success is an outstanding achievement and a source of pride for Gymea.
Students Lead World’s Greatest Shave, Raising Funds for Cancer
Our Student Leadership assembly, led by the Year 8 team, proudly hosted Gymea Technology High School’s World’s Greatest Shave to raise money for blood-related cancers. This cause touches so many lives, and it was inspiring to see our school community come together with such energy and compassion. With the help of the team from Hair Management Co Hair Salon in Gymea, students and staff were able to take part in professional shaves and haircuts, supporting research and treatments for those in need.
This year, 16 students and three teachers bravely committed to shaving their heads, cheered on by the entire school. Their courage, along with the sponsorship they worked hard to gain, made a significant contribution. It’s not too late to donate with every dollar helping to make a difference.
Head Start to High School unites future Year 7 students confidently
The Head Start to High School program was a great success, with incoming Year 7 2026 students from over 30 primary schools connecting through three late-afternoon sessions led by passionate Gymea teachers. Parents engaged with school programs and culture through presentations from executive staff, building strong partnerships. Excited students and happy families reflected the program’s impact, which empowers learners to feel confident and prepared emotionally, socially, and academically. We are delighted to welcome our newest students and families into our community.
Hands-on fieldwork helps HPGE students protect Australia’s threatened wildlife”
Year 10 HPGE students recently took part in an inspiring educational excursion to the Royal National Park, working alongside scientists and a NSW Threatened Species Officer. Tasked with surveying habitats, students applied their scientific knowledge in real-world conservation. Their efforts were rewarded with the exciting discovery of several threatened species, including the vulnerable Giant Burrowing Frog. This hands-on experience offered valuable insight into biodiversity protection and the crucial role of conservation officers. By engaging directly in monitoring activities, students deepened their understanding of ecosystems, developed practical scientific skills, and gained appreciation for the importance of protecting Australia’s unique native wildlife.
STEM challenge inspires creativity with roller coaster design project
Year 8 students wowed with creativity in a thrilling STEM challenge, designing roller coasters that combined science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Teams explored physics concepts like gravity, friction, and acceleration, transforming theory into exciting models. Their hard work culminated in presentations showcasing both innovation and scientific understanding. Inspiring future engineers!
Last-second free throws seal dramatic victory for Gymea basketball
Gymea’s Under 15 Boys Basketball team showcased grit and determination in their round two clash against Belmore Boys High. Battling tough weather on the All Purpose Courts, the boys prevailed in a tight defensive contest. Michael R sealed victory with two clutch free throws at the buzzer.
STEM garden helps Year 7 investigate science behind plant growth
Year 7 students embraced hands-on science in their Plants Assessment, exploring growth factors in the school’s STEM garden. By planting seeds and testing variables like sunlight, water, and soil, they applied scientific methods through experiments and data collection. The project nurtured curiosity, practical skills, and a deeper understanding of plant biology.
Outstanding national bronze medal success for Daniel M
Congratulations to Daniel M (Year 11) on winning a bronze medal with the NSW CHS Boys Team at the National Water Polo Exchange in Fortitude Valley, QLD. A fantastic achievement at national level – well done, Daniel, on this outstanding success!
Igniting Potential at Gymea’s 2025 Curriculum Open Night
Gymea Technology High School proudly hosted its Curriculum Open Night on Tuesday, 5 August, during Education Week 2025. Embracing the theme Ignite Your Potential, the event celebrated learning, future planning, and community connection. Highlights included engaging curriculum sessions, senior subject selections, university pathways, and a packed High Potential and Gifted Education presentation. Families explored classrooms, met staff, and gained valuable insights, reflecting our commitment to excellence and strong school–community partnerships.
Celebrating Student Brilliance in Dance, Drama, Music and Art
Wow, what a night! Gymea Technology High School’s Creative and Performing Arts faculty delivered an unforgettable showcase, celebrating our students’ brilliance in Dance, Drama, Music, Vocals, and Visual Arts. Families and friends gathered to witness creativity, passion, and excellence on display, honouring the incredible talent and dedication of our outstanding students.
National Geography Success with Fifteen High Distinction Achievers
Gymea Technology High School is proud to celebrate exceptional national success in the Australian Geography Competition. An impressive 15 students earned High Distinctions, far above the national average, with Zavier L and Anand O ranking in Australia’s top 1%. This remarkable achievement reflects extraordinary talent, dedication, and the strength of our High Potential and Gifted Education program.
Gymea Girls Beam with Spirit at Under 15s Basketball Knockout
Gymea Technology High School’s Under 15s girls basketball team showed incredible sportsmanship and teamwork at Randwick High’s Knockout Competition. With impressive uniforms, positive attitudes, and school pride, they represented us brilliantly embodying our values on and off the court.
Students Shine in Percy Jackson Musical with Outstanding Talent
Congratulations to Year 10’s Aidan F, Elliot K, and Erin L, and Year 11’s Charlotte F, for their stellar work in The Lightning Thief: Percy Jackson the Musical. Aidan excelled as Luke, Charlotte lit up the stage as Bianca, Elliot energised the ensemble, and Erin dazzled with costume design. Their talent shines brightly beyond the classroom stage!
Malcolm S Triumphs Internationally and Nationally in Acrobatic Gymnastics
Year 12’s Malcolm S has soared to new heights in Acrobatic Gymnastics, earning bronze medals at Germany’s Limes World Cup and Poland’s Rzeszow International Acro Cup while representing Australia. Back home, he dominated the 2025 Nationals, winning 1st in Dynamic, Balance, and Overall. Malcolm’s dedication, talent, and hard work are truly inspiring. What an extraordinary achievement!
Empowering Student Futures with Thoughtful Subject Choices for 2026
Our students in Years 9, 10, and 11 for 2026 made their subject choices for study next year, supported by a well-prepared and engaging process. For Years 9 and 10, guidance was provided during elective selection days, building on the success of dedicated lessons, assemblies, and our highly attended Curriculum Open Night for students and families.
Year 11 2026 students also participated in one-on-one interviews, discussing their long-term aspirations, past achievements, and areas of enjoyment to design a tailored curriculum pathway for their senior years. These conversations ensured that choices were informed, purposeful, and aligned with individual goals.
From here, we will finalise the list of courses based on student preferences. Once verified, individual subject allocations will be confirmed and emailed to students and families. This process reflects our commitment to guiding each learner toward a successful and fulfilling academic journey.
Year 11 and Year 12 Empowered for HSC Success Through Expert Seminars
Year 11 and 12 students at Gymea Technology High School are participating in a series of HSC preparation seminars this term, designed to strengthen their academic skills and boost exam success. Developed and delivered by our experienced executive team of HSC teachers, these workshops focus on effective study organisation, deconstructing exam questions, and writing deeper, high-achieving responses. Students also learn enhanced study techniques to build motivation and consistency in their preparation. These sessions are a key reason behind our strong HSC outcomes and university readiness. We’re proud of our senior students for engaging positively and making the most of this opportunity.
Year 7 Decode Data with Python in Real-World STEM Experience
Year 7 students are diving into their Mathematics data unit through an innovative coding-based approach. Using Python, they are developing functional coding skills while exploring key data concepts. By working with large data sets—known as big data—students are learning to analyse trends and select appropriate visualisations. This High Potential and Gifted Education initiative is offering students deep insight into the curriculum while immersing them in real-world STEM practices and fostering critical thinking, creativity, and future-ready digital skills. By combining mathematics with industry-relevant coding techniques, students are not only enhancing their understanding but also gaining valuable experience in how data is used by professionals in science and technology fields.
Young Voices, Big Ideas: Writing What Matters with Purpose and Power
Earlier this term, our HPGE students in Years 7–10 entered the national What Matters? Writing Competition, using English lessons to craft powerful and thoughtful pieces. With over 6,500 entries submitted nationwide, our students proudly shared their voices on issues that matter most. Stay tuned — top Gymea entries will be celebrated with school prizes later this term.
Exploring Fear Through Artful Expression, Emotion, Symbolism and Creative Voice
Year 10 Visual Arts students explore the powerful theme of fear through creative expression, using diverse media to develop artworks that challenge perceptions, evoke emotion, and communicate personal responses.
Bridged Together Through Reflection, Action and Commitment for Reconciliation Week
Our Pastoral Care groups explored National Reconciliation Week by reflecting on this year’s theme Bridging Now to Next. Students shared their reconciliation goals on paper leaves, which were displayed as a symbolic bridge showing our shared commitment to moving forward together.
History Students Gain Expert Insights at University of Sydney Study Day
Year 12 History students attended the HTA HSC Study Day at the University of Sydney, gaining expert insights, targeted revision, and a firsthand experience of university-style learning to support their preparation for the upcoming Trial and HSC exams.
Honouring Achievement and Engagement with a Fun Student Rewards Celebration!
To celebrate a highly successful semester of academic achievement and engagement, Gymea Technology High School hosted a special student rewards lunch. Our teaching staff came together to prepare and serve the event as a way of recognising the dedication students have shown in their learning. Each week, families receive progress summaries highlighting student effort and engagement, with reward points earned throughout the term. These points were converted into “Gymea Dollars,” which students used to purchase lunch items at the event. The excitement, pride, and positive energy on the day reflected a semester of hard work, strong connections, and outstanding academic focus.
Celebrating Student Achievement, Leadership, and Success in Term 2 Assemblies
This week, High School proudly hosted its Term 2 Celebration Assemblies, recognising students for academic success, strong engagement, and consistent effort in learning. Awards were presented for competition achievements, positive attendance, and excellence in classroom work. We also inducted 49 new student leaders across Years 7–11, launching exciting initiatives to strengthen student voice and connection. Congratulations to all students on a successful term of learning, leadership, and achievement.
Hunter McGowan Named Back-to-Back Sydney Spearfish Champion. A Remarkable Achievement!
Congratulations to Hunter McGowan, crowned Sydney Spearfish Champion (Sub Junior) for 2023 and 2024. His incredible dedication, skill, and resilience in challenging conditions have earned him top honours. A true champion of sustainable fishing and marine stewardship. Well done Hunter on an outstanding achievement.
Young Debaters Shine Bright in Fortnight of Skill, Spirit, and Success
Our junior and senior debaters impressed in recent competitions, demonstrating confidence, teamwork, and critical thinking. Facing peers and local schools, they showcased remarkable growth. Congratulations to all participants—your dedication and courage were outstanding. We’re excited for what’s ahead.
Forecasting Brilliance: Young Meteorologists Turn Data Into Dynamic Reports
Our 8G and 8Y Geography students are unleashing their creativity as meteorologists – analysing data, scripting forecasts, and filming dynamic weather reports using our green screen studio in a high-potential enrichment project.
Honouring Indigenous Veterans: Students Commemorate at Sydney Service
Gymea Technology Students Honoured Indigenous service at the RSL NSW Commemoration Service, laying a wreath beside the Pool of Reflection, Held at Hyde Park, this powerful ceremony paid tribute to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander vererans’ courage, sacrifice, and lasting legacy.
Gymea THS Runners Shine at Sydney East Cross Country Championships
Congratulations to our 11 Gymea THS athletes who competed fiercely at the Sydney East Cross Country Championships. Several students finished just shy of State selection in an incredibly competitive regional field.
Hospitality in Action: Year 11 Students thrive in Real Kitchens
Year 11 Hospitality students impressed industry mentors during work placements across the Sutherland Shire, gaining real-world experience, building confidence, and showcasing their outstanding practical skills in professional hospitality settings.
Lucas Triumphs in Germany!
Lucas has returned victorious from Germany, winning Gold at the Taekwondo German Championships in Düsseldorf! His exceptional performance has earned him an invitation to train with the German National Team later this year, a huge honour. We are incredibly proud of his dedication, talent, and international success. Congratulations, Lucas!
Drawing with Depth and Emotion – Year 9 Portraits Come Alive
Be inspired by Year 9 artists as they explore portrait drawing, masting tone, shading, and technique to create expressive, realistic works that showcase depth, character, and growing artistic confidence.
Celebrating Student Success in the Australian History Competition 2025
Seventy high potential and gifted students from Years 7 to 10 showcased their historical thinking in the Australian History Competition, extending their skills and deepening their understanding through challenging content and source analysis.
Gymea THS Year 7 Dance Company shines at In The Spotlight
Gymea Technology High School’s Year 7 Dance Company shone at the In The Spotlight Dance Festival, delivering a powerful performance of Wave After Wave at the Seymour Centre. With 24 talented dancers, their teamwork, skill, and technique created a captivating display that wowed the audience and celebrated artistic excellence.
Year 7 HPGE students explore historical patterns, unveiling the golden ratio to reveal mathematics’ beauty
Our Year 7 High Potential and Gifted Education (HPGE) students have embarked on an exciting mathematical journey, delving deep into the beauty and wonder hidden within historical patterns. Through their investigation of Pascal’s Triangle, students uncovered a tapestry of intriguing sequences—from triangular numbers and powers of 2 to multiples of 3, powers of 11, and the renowned Fibonacci sequence. Their exploration culminated in the unveiling of the Golden Ratio, a stunning example of how mathematics naturally reveals harmony and elegance. This enriching experience not only deepened their understanding but also inspired a profound appreciation for the artistry and interconnectedness of mathematics.
Over 70 students teamed with Engineers Tomorrow, exploring bridge design through expert talks and hands-on STEM challenges.
Over 70 of our enthusiastic STEM students recently partnered with Engineers Tomorrow for a dynamic, hands-on learning experience that brought engineering to life. In this specialist STEM activity, students had the unique opportunity to hear directly from expert engineers about the crucial role bridges play in connecting communities and transforming infrastructure. Through interactive discussions and practical workshops, students explored the importance of materials, structural design, and engineering principles. The highlight of the day was a collaborative challenge where teams designed, built, and tested their own bridges to support maximum load — a true test of creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork. This inspiring event not only deepened students’ understanding of engineering but also ignited their passion for solving real-world problems through STEM.
Zara and Amy shone at the NSW CHS Hockey Championships, showcasing exceptional talent!
Congratulations to Zara Smith (Year 10) and Amy Whetters (Year 11) for proudly representing Sydney East at the NSW CHS Hockey Championships—Zara named MVP for her outstanding goalkeeping efforts!
Year 9 PASS students led with pride, supporting Gymea North’s carnival through leadership, encouragement, and teamwork.
Year 9 PASS students showcased leadership and school pride, assisting Gymea North’s Athletics Carnival by running field events, recording results, and inspiring young athletes throughout a fun, energetic day.
Year 11 artists reimagine Vanitas, blending tradition with personal expression
Discover the beauty in the everyday! Year 11 Visual Arts students reimagine Vanitas Still Life, blending tradition and innovation to create expressive works rich in symbolism, technique, and personal meaning.
Year 9–10 students mastered mountain biking through thrilling trail adventures!
Year 9 and 10 students who chose Mountain Biking for Wednesday sport have embraced the chance to sharpen their bike handling skills, exploring exciting trails through Heathcote and Engadine in the stunning Royal National Park—well done on the adventure!
Fast paced problem solving brings success to teams of YEAR 7 high potential and gifted students
Our Year 7 high potential and gifted education Mathematics students learn how to problem-solve under pressure! After exploring the functionality of their new scientific calculators, their teachers challenged them to a fast-paced relay race with a difference. Solve four questions correctly and sum their answers to move on to the next level. If the sum was incorrect, they had to work backwards to find the mistake. With four teams almost reaching the maximum level available, we cannot wait to see what other high-level problems they can solve!
Mentored by the Masters: History Extension Students Collaborate with the University of Sydney!
Our History Extension students are actively participating in an ongoing mentoring program in collaboration with the University of Sydney. This week, they joined a Zoom seminar with the Head of the History Department, who shared valuable insights into the principles of historiography. Following the seminar, students worked in breakout rooms with their assigned mentors on their Major Projects, the History Project. They received expert guidance on structure, perspective, and literature.
Outstanding participation rates and race performance at our 2025 Swimming Carnival
Our school Swimming Carnival was another huge success with our students out in strong numbers enthusiastically participating in the full range of swimming events. Exceptional swimmers showcased their talents across events and age groups. Congratulations to all our competitors and well done to our Year 12 relay swimming team for putting on a gallant effort in the student versus staff relay race, despite missing out on taking the first-place honour. Their sportsmanship and encouragement throughout the day created a fantastic atmosphere enjoyed by all.
STEM beats the heat with this challenge enrichment activity for our High Potential and Gifted Science students
Drawing upon their classroom learning in science on waves and heat transfer, our HPGE students in year 9 set off with the challenge to design, create and test their own “esky”. The ultimate test was to keep an ice cube frozen for as long as possible, using the principles of conduction, convection and radiation. They tested their ‘esky’ on a 33 °C day, and all designs tested were able to keep the ice cube frozen! Well done 9SCIG and 9SCI Y
17 of our talented swimmers produce outstanding results at the Sydney East Swimming Championships, qualifying for State!
17 Gymea students headed to Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre to compete in the Sydney East Swimming Championships as part of the Sutherland Zone Swim Team. Our talented swimmers competed in four 4 individual events and in a total of 5 Relay Teams.
All our students competed at a high level and achieved great results. Congratulations to Alexander R of Year 11, Isaak W of Year 7 and our 17+ Boys Relay Team of Daniel M, Thomas S, Oliver L and Alexander R who have all qualified to compete at the NSW CHS State Championships next month. Alex qualified in all 5 of his individual events, Issak qualified in the 100m Backstroke and the highlight of the day went to our 17+ Boys Relay Team who took the first place win in a very tight and exciting race.
Year 7 STEM students meet the challenge to separate the most unconventional science mixtures.
Our STEM Science students in 7SCIG and 7SCIY successfully completed their design challenge as an extension of the curriculum topic ‘Separating mixtures’. Students in teams, designed and built a machine that could separate tennis balls, golf balls and plastic beads using only cardboard, scissors and tape. After designing and creating their apparatus, they presented to teams across the two classes, highlighting key features, and the effectiveness of their machine. It was impressive to see how many designs were highly successful!
Our prefects supporting a connected culture with Valentine’s Day roses and treats across the school bring students and staff together
What has become a tradition at Gymea, our Year 12 prefects kindle love and friendships with lots of smiles and happiness across the school. The Year 12 Prefects initiative surrounds the selling of roses but does so in a way that focuses on positive messaging and connection. Valentine’s Day at Gymea was filled with roses and a stall of cakes to sweeten the day that little bit more.
Year 12 explore pathway options at the first of their University discovery day.
Our Year 12 students recently attended the Wollongong University Discovery Day, where they had the opportunity to experience university life firsthand. With personalised timetables, engaging lectures, and a guided campus tour, they explored what university study is all about. This is just one of many university talks and tours we provide to inspire our Year 12 students to reach for their aspirations and pursue the best path for their future success.
Gold achieved at the CHS Baseball Tournament for Oliver Locker of Year 12!
Oliver Locker has officially become a NSWCHS Gold Medalist in Baseball! Competing over five days at the state championships, Oliver represented Sydney East with distinction, playing alongside some of the state’s best athletes. His dedication and skill have led to the ultimate achievement, claiming gold in his senior year. This incredible milestone follows his bronze medal in 2024, marking a remarkable rise to the top. Congratulations, Oliver!
Success for Nate S and Mitchell E of Year 9 in the Interschools Mountain Biking Championships
Congratulations to Nate Stirling and Mitchell Edwards of Year 9 who participated in the Interschools Mountain Bike Championships held at Thredbo.
Mitchell performed strongly within the talented riders competing across the state ranking 164th out of 346 riders in a time of 8:29 in the Flow Race and 94th out of 253 Riders in a time of 3:18 and in the Downhill Race.
Nate made it to the podium in the Pump track challenge, placing 3rd. Nate rounded out the other 3 events finishing 10th in Flow, 11th in All Mountain and 18th in Cannonball. Overall, across all events in Nate’s category, saw him placed 6th out of 340 boys. This is an outstanding achievement, and we are incredibly proud of Nate’s commitment to continuing achieving his personal best.
Well done to Nate and Mitchell!