The Division 2 EISM Athletics Carnival was held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park, on Tuesday, 19 May. Despite the absence of the Year 9 cohort attending the Arnhem Land camp, a committed team of 75 TKS students competed with determination, teamwork and pride, successfully securing the School’s Division 2 status for 2027. Following the event, Senior Head of Sports Strategy, Programs and Pathways, Nathan Bower, praised the collective effort:
“What stood out most was the way our students rallied together as a team. They backed each other in every event, stepped up when it mattered and showed real pride in representing The Knox School. That shared commitment made a significant difference to our overall result.”
He also highlighted several outstanding individual performances on the day, including:
  • Jackson Chandra: Open Boys 110m Hurdles, 100m and 200m
  • Amelia Carnell: Open Girls Triple Jump
  • Aleisha Cormick: Open Girls Hurdles, 100m (B) and High Jump
  • Samaaya Gunasekera: U15 Girls Hurdles, 100m and 200m
  • Ady Singh: U13 Boys Discus
  • Xavier Fraser: Open Boys 400m
  • Sasith Chandresena: U13 Boys 100m (C)
  • Leah Hibbert: U15 Girls 100m (B) and 200m (B)
  • Nico Wilkeson: 100m (C) and Long Jump
  • Alexandra Ivanoff: U13 Girls 800m
The Open Boys team also delivered an exceptional performance, finishing equal first in their age group. Congratulations to all students who participated and contributed to this impressive achievement. The Knox School community looks forward to building on this success in Division 2 next year.