A Golden Day for Flinders at Sports Day 2025
The final results are in – congratulations to Flinders house for winning Port Lincoln High School’s Sports Day for 2025.
“The Gold Medallists” narrowly defeated a determined Eyre outfit, with Grantham (who actually scored the most points today) and Stamford rounding out the minor placings.
Very well done to all of today’s competitors, and to the PLHS staff crew for facilitating throughout the day. A special mention must go to HPE Learning Area Leader Miss Tayla Helbig for her tireless efforts in both preparing and delivering today’s event.
* Photos and individual award winners will be published in the coming days.
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