It's the annual event that attracts thousands of students from across the region but sadly the Boorowa Showground was very quiet this year.
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Last Friday would have marked the Boorowa Touch/Netball Carnival, the town's biggest sporting event, run by St Joseph's and Boorowa Central School.
The event was cancelled this year due to concerns around COVID-19 rates and restrictions.
Instead, to mark the occasion, St Joseph's held a mini carnival on their Top Oval, with all children from Year 2 to Year 6 participating in both netball and touch football.
"It was wonderful to see the improvement, encouragement and support from all the students," the school said.
Students in Kindergarten and Year 1 went were the spectators and provided lots of encouragement to the participants.
Kelsey Sutor
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I've had a love of writing from a young age and, combined with my interest in current events, journalism seemed like a natural fit for me. I like to write a little bit about everything but my true passion lies in finding those untold stories from everyday people. Got an idea? Let me know - kelsey.sutor@austcommunitymedia.com.au
