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Little athletes get to shine

Zambrero Diamond Day award recipients from left, U8-U17 Winner Matilda Mumford, TT-U7 Runner-up Harry Tucker and TT-U7 Winner Henley Anderson, (absent U8-U17 Runner-Up Archer Wheare. (Supplied)
Amanda Martin

Murray Bridge Little Athletes challenged themselves at the Murray Bridge Zambrero Diamond Day with 100 per cent achieving personal bests. […]

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