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NSW Sprint Championships Wrap

Published Fri 08 Dec 2023

What's better than racing at SIRC? Having to only race 500m at SIRC! It was a test of skill and seat wheels in what turned out to be a windy day for the NSW Sprint Championships.

Capping off a massive double header it was Kinross Wolaroi School who took the trophy up the Bells Line after a commanding 60 point victory in the point score, winning 10 Gold medals.

UTS Haberfield were the pick of the bunch on the Open Men's side winning all Men's Open events bar the Men's Pair which, went to the Waddell Brothers from Nepean. It was a UTS podium sweep in the Men's Open Single with Patrick Burke handling the tail breeze conditions the best.

There was a bit of international flare in the Men's U21 Single with Trephon Stambolie representing Team Zimbabwe. Trephon came away with a bronze medal.