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Coming around the bend in the under 16 800m event are Luke Rollinson (left) and Justin Fernando.

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Darcy sets new record
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Warragul Little Athletics held its first twilight meet of the season on Friday.
The barbecue was firing, the sun shining and atmosphere buzzing with athletes in good spirits.
Lots of personal bests were achieved on the night. Congratulations to Darcy Knowles who broke her own under 16 800m record with a new time of 2:44.03.
Warragul Little Athletics' final meet this side of Christmas is on Saturday. It will run in conjunction with the Mindfull Aus 100km fundraiser and mental health awareness event.

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