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Portland Little Aths ranks best in the country

PORTLAND Little Athletics Club celebrated a massive accomplishment last Friday when they received the Centre of the Year Award for outer regional centres. Back row (from left): Quinn Ward, Oliver Ward, Fynn Treble. Front row (from left): Charlotte Smith, Lucy Colley (holding the Centre of the Year trophy), Arlo Ward.
Mitchell Turner

THE Portland Little Athletics Club has been recognised as among the best Little Athletics centres in Australia, with the club being recognised with the outer regional Centre of the Year Award at a presentation in Adelaide on Friday.

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