Tenterfield Physical Culture teacher Stacey Hayne travelled to Sydney for the National Senior Finals.

The sold out event was held in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall.

Stacey had four of her younger students travel down with her to watch her perform and experience the pinnacle of Physical Culture in Australia.

“The girls loved dressing up, and were extremely excited to be watching their teacher dance amongst the best in Australia,” Tenterfield Physical Culture Club teacher Jude Hayne said.

“This experience inspired the girls to keep following their own physie dreams, with all the girls sharing that they too, dream to one day compete on Opera House Stage,” she said.

Last year Stacey was named National Champion coming first in her section.

This year Stacey was honoured to be selected in the National Final, and in having the opportunity to compete on the Opera House stage again. 

To qualify for the final, involved another trip down to Sydney earlier in the month, to compete against 100 other girls before they were whittled down to 15 for the finals.

“The evening was amazing, and I am incredibly proud of the performance Stacey gave.

“She was elegant, and graceful, and I wouldn’t have been surprised if again Stacey had placed this year, but we are very happy with making the National Final,” Jude said.

At the recent Tenterfield Physie presentation event Erin Crotty was named Tenterfield Physie’s Club Champion.

“All girls received a trophy for all their hard work and dedication throughout 2014,” Jude said.

“What a great year Tenterfield Physie has had, with two interclub competitions, Junior and Senior Zone championships, Junior Repechage, Senior Finals, and Both Junior and Senior National Championships,” she said.

For any information about Tenterfield Physie, or inquiries about registering in 2015, contact Jude on 0438 585 319.