Ranvet 2025 PCA National Championships

ByKylie McKenzie

National Tetrathlon Junior Female Winners

Lilly Morrissey, Erin O’Neill and Zoe de Vivo taking out the Junior Female Team title at the Ranvet 2025 PCA National Championships.

Our Tetrathlon athletes have done us proud with Erin O’Neill also taking out the Junior Female Tetrathlon, Zoe de Vivo finishing 3rd and Lilly Morrissey finishing 5th.

Hayden Taylor finished 2nd and Hugh Baker finished 3rd in the Junior Male category.

And, not to be out done our Sub Junior Female team comprising of Bridie and Finn Pilcher, Laura Stewart and Maddison Hair finished in second place overall. Finn Pilcher also took out 2nd place over all and Maddison Hair finished in 4th place.

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