Cross Country Zones

By Anonymous -
Cross Country Zones

Hi bloggers, only today me and some others from my school went to Cross Country Zones. There were 6 different races including year four boys and girls, year five boys and girls and the the year six boys and girls. I was in the year six girls race. I came 9th out of 26 other girls. There was one very challenging part of the run which is called killer hill. My favourite part of the run was the end because it was flat and easy to run. We ran three laps of Monte Cecilia park.

 When we got back to school we all got an ice block and went to class. Here are some photos from cross country.

Comments

  1. Anonymous27 September 2019 at 11:03

    Hi Zoe!
    It's Ama here. Congratulations on making it to zones. It is also really great that you made ninth place out of twenty six! You have made such an achievement. Maybe next time you could add more detail to your blog so we know even more of what had happened.
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  2. Anonymous17 December 2019 at 12:52

    Hello, Zoe!
    It is Abigail here! We were really privileged to go to cross country Zones, remember, I went too. This reminds of running club. I really thought your blog was eye-catching with all the photos. Though I agree with Ama, it needs more detail. Otherwise, good job!

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    Keep on running!

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