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Greater Shepparton City Council is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of the Annual 100 Lap Challenge held at the Tatura Swimming Complex. This year’s event, which took place on Saturday 24 February 2024, saw 19 enthusiastic swimmers participate, collectively raising an impressive $4,000 for the Tatura Hospital and Nursing Home.
Participants displayed remarkable determination and team spirit throughout the event. Special recognition goes to a team of three swimmers who went above and beyond, completing an outstanding 130 laps after the event’s conclusion.
The 100 Lap Challenge, a cherished tradition in Tatura, has a long-standing history of supporting vital healthcare services and initiatives within the local community. Following this year’s event, the combined amount raised stands at a commendable $88,310.
Council would like to extend a heartfelt gratitude to all organisers, participants, sponsors, and volunteers for their support and dedication to the event each year. Their generosity continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those served by the Tatura Hospital and Nursing Home.
Aquamoves Centre Manager, Steve Wilson, expressed gratitude for the community members who turned up on the day and to all the others involved in the lead up to and post the event.
"We are immensely proud of the community's unwavering commitment to the Annual 100 Lap Challenge. The resounding success of this year's event underscores the power of the local communities’ ability to raise money for a great cause.”
"The organisers were very pleased with the turnout at this year’s event and they should be very proud of their ongoing achievements.”
“We look forward to being part of future events and the ongoing offer of support for the event. Thanks to all involved, the event continues to make a positive difference in our community,” he said.