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HomeSportSwag of medals for Nippers

Swag of medals for Nippers

By Sam Smith

NOOSA NIPPERS
The Sunshine Coast Youth Branch Titles held over the last two weekends was hugely successful for the Noosa Nippers, bringing home a swag of medals and qualifying for many State events.
It started last Saturday 21 January under tough conditions at Maroochydore for the beach events.
Scorching hot and burning sand in the morning followed by drizzling rain and wind in the afternoon.
This weekend was an improvement at Dicky Beach with perfect weather and an extremely well-run two day carnival.
Congratulations to all the Noosa Nippers who competed. You have done your club proud.
A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped out over the two weekends.
Also, a special mention to the Under 14 and Under 15 Noosa competitors who managed to combine two carnivals in one and finish up with some very impressive results.

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