Annabella Storer led the way with seven records in the 12 years girls and also managed to upstage older competitors to win the opens girls 200 metre freestyle.

Some 27 individual records were broken with Tim Murphy, Rhys Mooneym Molly Devries and Lana Duffy among those most responsible.

Murphy became the first student at the College to break one minute for the 100m freestyle in the process.

MDCC sports coordinator Nathan Irvine was just as happy with several other aspects of the carnival.

“The carnival aims to provide opportunity for competition as well as participation,” Irvine said.

“In 2016 this saw the inclusion of an additional division in the 13 and 14 Years freestyle and breaststroke events as well 50m events for Athlete’s With a Disability (AWD).

“It was great to see an even broader array of students given the opportunity to represent their House and show the school community their ability.”

Rosarie ended up as House Champions.

12-14 years girls: Georgina Jenkins

12-14 years boys: Angus Grigg

15 and over girls: Alexis Aergeant

15 and over boys: Brendan Myers

12 years girls: Annabella Storer

12 years boys: Connor McGinn

13 years girls: Lucy McIntyre

13 years boys: Tristan Wheeler

14 years girls: Gabrielle Shaw

14 years boys: Kyle Hockley

15 years girls: Molly Devries 

15 years boys: Rhys Mooney

16 years girls: Hannah Finemore

16 years boys: James Clarke

Senior girls: Lana Duffy

Senior boys: Tim Murphy