GALLERY | Swimmers compete in interschool carnival

The best swimmers from primary schools across the Shire gathered at the Mossman Swimming Pool on Friday to compete in the interschool District Swimming Carnival.

Over 500 students competed across different events with Port Douglas State School winning the day.

Douglas Shire Mayor Julia Leu presented the winner’s trophies to Port Douglas State School captain’s Emily brown and Ashton Ryan.

GALLERY: Catch all the day’s action below

Schools from across the region came together for the annual inter-school swimming carnival. Image: Karlie Brady.

Boys from Port Douglas State School cheering on their school. Image: Karlie Brady.

Isabella and Violet. Image: Karlie Brady.

Coby, Jesse, Ethan, and Xavier. Image: Karlie Brady.

Mira, Kara, Rose, and Grace. Image: Karlie Brady.

Jasmin, Kayla, Lauren, and Riley. Image: Karlie Brady.

Rhys, Dustin, and Banjo. Image: Karlie Brady.

Kayla, Jade, and Abbie. Image: Karlie Brady.

Abbie, Saphira, and Jade. Image: Karlie Brady.

Isabelle and Maddie. Image: Karlie Brady.

Sheniqua, Coco, Abby, Nanami, and Milla. Image: Karlie Brady.

Charlie, Brian, Samuel, and Khyjuan. Image: Karlie Brady.

The students enjoyed a fun day of competition on Friday at the Mossman Pool. Image: Karlie Brady.

Students from Port Douglas State School celebrating the win. Image: Supplied.

Mayor Julia Leu presenting the winner’s trophies to Port Douglas State School captain’s Emily brown and Ashton Ryan. Image: Supplied.

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