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The City of Kwinana Summer Sports Expo kicks off in September at the Kwinana Marketplace.
Caption: Zac Fryer (11), Hayley Sumpton-Hill (11), Levi Shurmer (5), Ava Adam (7) and Bronson Scoon (11).
Summer sporting clubs within the City of Kwinana will gather at Kwinana Marketplace across two days for the annual Summer Sports Expo.
Mayor Carol Adams said the Expo would enable people to meet local clubs, join in activities and register for the upcoming sports season.
“Sports this year include cricket, tee-ball, athletics, tennis, swimming and more,” Mayor Adams said.
“Families will also be able to learn about more about the State Government’s KidSport vouchers which can make sport even more accessible by providing financial support of $150.”
The City of Kwinana Summer Sports Expo will be held on Saturday, 17 September, from 9am to 2pm, and on Sunday, 18 September, from 11am to 3pm at the Kwinana Marketplace.
For more information about the Summer Sports Expo, visit Summer Sports Expo.
To check eligibility for KidSport visit the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries' KidSport Application portal.
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