St John cadets 'really competitive'

An ''injured'' Josey Jefferson (15), of Lauder, listens to her similarly injured friends Olivia...
An ''injured'' Josey Jefferson (15), of Lauder, listens to her similarly injured friends Olivia Healey (15) and Maddie Grant (16), both of Alexandra, argue about who caused their skiing accident.
Max Swift (11), of Wanaka, tends to an ''injured'' Hunter Hewson (10), of Hawea. Alexandra
Max Swift (11), of Wanaka, tends to an ''injured'' Hunter Hewson (10), of Hawea. Alexandra
Laura Laurenson (17), Alex MacKenzie (16), Kate Ward (16) and Ashley Burney (15), all of...
Laura Laurenson (17), Alex MacKenzie (16), Kate Ward (16) and Ashley Burney (15), all of Queenstown, after successfully resuscitating their patient. Photos by Sarah Marquet.
Emma Grice (16), of Roxburgh, is patched up by Johannes MacKay (9), of Queenstown, following a '...
Emma Grice (16), of Roxburgh, is patched up by Johannes MacKay (9), of Queenstown, following a ''knock'' to the head.

About 50 ''absolutely competitive'' St John cadets patched up, resuscitated and comforted patients at the Alexandra Holiday Park yesterday during the St John Youth area competition.

St John District Youth manager Lynne Rae said children aged 9 to 18 had come from all over Central Otago, including Wanaka and Queenstown, for the competition.

The top scorers compete in the South Island competition in Kaiapoi next month.

''These kids are all really competitive ... absolutely competitive.''

 

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