A handful of records were broken at Riverina School Sports Association's largest event in Albury yesterday.
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The Riverina Primary Schools Athletics attracted more than 750 competitors from around 70 schools.
"It's the biggest single-day event we host," RSS executive officer Terry Willis said.
In the 11 years girls 1500m, Albury's Freya Rae won the event in five minutes and 27:07 seconds.
And in the junior boys 1500m, Albury's Hudson Fisher won in 5:13:88.
In the multi-class, Leeton's Blake Heath won the long jump.
"The athletes who have qualified from today will now go to the State titles in Homebush," Willis added.
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"They would have already been to their school carnival, along with the zone carnival, so they had already ticked two boxes, prior to the Riverina championships."
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