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Gymnasts in history books

Cooroy gymnasts Polly Boyd and Leah Wilson have made history for the Cooroy Gymnastics Club, being the first female senior athletes to represent Queensland.

Polly and Leah recently represented the state at the Border Challenge event held in Caloundra where the girls competed against teams from NSW, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia in level 8.

The Queensland team won the team event, where Polly placed third all around, with Leah in fourth. Polly excelled on the uneven bars, winning gold and Leah took out the bronze medal on vault.

The senior members of the club now look forward to 2025, while the junior members are geared up for their pinnacle event, the Junior State Championships in September.

The club will be represented by 16 girls in various age divisions in level 4 and 5 at the event which draws over 400 competitors Qld-wide.

Sunshine Coast level 4 u10 Champion Indy Swan along with teammates Mikaela Moir and Pacific Gunn will represent the Sunshine Coast in level 4, at the Regional Challenge event held in conjunction with the Queensland Junior State Championships. The Cooroy girls along with gymnasts from Maroochy Beach, and the Sunshine Coast Academy, will take on the best six competitors from each region throughout Queensland.

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