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Levi Gordon’s Journey into IMAC RC Aerobatics

We would like to acknowledge and congratulate Levi Gordon from 10F for his newfound passion for competitive aerobatics. Here is Levi’s story:

Last year, I built a radio-controlled aircraft out of balsa wood with my grandpa for my Expo project. That experience sparked a deep passion for model aviation. Since then, I've spent many hours improving my flying skills, and applied for my silver wings . Earlier this year, I decided to take things to the next level by entering the world of competitive aerobatics through the International Miniature Aerobatic Club (IMAC). I entered the Basic class, where I had to learn and memorise my first sequence using Arresti diagrams. Preparing for this event required a lot of practice, and it paid off. The thrill of flying a full IMAC sequence in front of judges and fellow pilots was an unforgettable experience. My uncle, Stevie Malcman, is an experienced pilot in IMAC's advanced class, and became my mentor throughout the entirety of this journey. With his guidance and hours of training, I refined my flying technique and sharpened my skills.

I’m already looking forward to the upcoming season. This journey has taught me a lot—not just about flying, but about perseverance, mentorship, and pushing through challenges.

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Lucinda Bowen

We would like to acknowledge and congratulate Lucinda Bowen from 8D for her significant sporting achievements this year.

Lucinda has been playing NPL soccer which is the highest level at the age of 14. In January, Lucinda represented Victoria at the Sydney Futsal Titles where she scored 6 goals for her team. She was selected for the Australian Futsal team and later this year Lucinda will be touring around the UK representing our country.

Lucinda’s sporting achievements also extend to the athletics track and she has recently qualified to attend regionals for Cross Country.

Well done Lucinda and we look forward to following along your journey!

Tyler Fynch

Over the weekend Tyler competed for Sacred Heart at the Victorian All Schools State Championships at Bundoora Park. 

Tyler finished 3rd in the U16 4km, in time of 12:15, against 87 competitors.

This has qualified Tyler for the Australian National titles held in Ballarat this August where he will be representing Victoria.  

Well done Tyler!

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