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Students fight for supremacy at school carnival

By Jordan Townrow

Jul 1, 2025

Max Atkins was part of St Mary's division one-winning team. Photos: Jordan Townrow.

On June 24, regional schools entered sides in the Campaspe Boys/Mixed Football Tournament.

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Games were held on the Moama main oval and at Jack Eddy Oval, with 16 teams across divisions one and two battling in games of 10-minute halves.

St Mary’s took out division one, defeating Echuca Primary School in the final and winning its way to the division competition in Swan Hill on August 14.

Rochester Primary School took down St Joseph’s Rochester in the division two final.

Riverine Herald photographer Jordan Townrow captured the action at the tournament.

Rochester Primary School’s Orly Cuttriss rises for a mark.

St Augustine’s College Kyabram student Archer Nunn puts it on the deck.

Rochester Primary School’s Cooper Rasmussen and Echuca East Primary School’s Ku'nami Morgan contest the ball.

Echuca East Primary School’s Archie Saunders takes down Kyabram P-12 College’s Liam Northausen.

Judd Sparey sends it long for Echuca Primary School.

Ace Roussis (Echuca East Primary School) and Aiden Drew (Kyabram P-12 College) have eyes for a loose one.

Rochester Primary School’s Heath Wilkins looks to take control.

Moama Anglican Grammar School’s Arhlan McNabb is hunted by Echuca East’s Jack Taylor.

Tongala Primary School’s Spencer Williams drops it on the boot.

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