Keystone student Aaron Booth was New Zealand’s star performer at the recent World University Games, winning a bronze medal in decathlon.
It is great to see such a fantastic achievement, and great to have Aaron as a part of our Keystone Family!
Read more about Aarons Journey to the games here:
http://www.athletics.org.nz/News/booths-journey-to-uni-games-podium
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