Sun shone when it mattered

By Sarah Dean
Updated June 6 2012 - 5:01pm, first published January 3 2010 - 1:35pm
Best couple Bryan Mawby and Jenni Hancock.
Best couple Bryan Mawby and Jenni Hancock.
Maddi Holmes, Karah Padgett, Georgia Miller, Merrian Shanahan, Alex McGlynn, Maddy Batt and Sinead Coleiro.
Maddi Holmes, Karah Padgett, Georgia Miller, Merrian Shanahan, Alex McGlynn, Maddy Batt and Sinead Coleiro.
Jessica van de Ven won the under-18s section.
Jessica van de Ven won the under-18s section.
Keeping the crowd entertained was busker Jack Mostyn 10, of Myrtleford and his electric guitar.
Keeping the crowd entertained was busker Jack Mostyn 10, of Myrtleford and his electric guitar.
Nawaz Shah and Kylee Allen, of Albury, use an umbrella to shelter from the hot sun. Pictures: PETER MERKESTEYN
Nawaz Shah and Kylee Allen, of Albury, use an umbrella to shelter from the hot sun. Pictures: PETER MERKESTEYN
Kelli Prime, of Tawonga, won the fashion stakes in the 18 to 35-years section.
Kelli Prime, of Tawonga, won the fashion stakes in the 18 to 35-years section.
Kelli Prime, of Tawonga, won the fashion stakes in the 18 to 35-years section.
Kelli Prime, of Tawonga, won the fashion stakes in the 18 to 35-years section.
Best couple Bryan Mawby and Jenni Hancock.
Best couple Bryan Mawby and Jenni Hancock.
Keeping the crowd entertained was busker Jack Mostyn 10, of Myrtleford and his electric guitar.
Keeping the crowd entertained was busker Jack Mostyn 10, of Myrtleford and his electric guitar.
Maddi Holmes, Karah Padgett, Georgia Miller, Merrian Shanahan, Alex McGlynn, Maddy Batt and Sinead Coleiro.
Maddi Holmes, Karah Padgett, Georgia Miller, Merrian Shanahan, Alex McGlynn, Maddy Batt and Sinead Coleiro.
Nawaz Shah and Kylee Allen, of Albury, use an umbrella to shelter from the hot sun. Pictures: PETER MERKESTEYN
Nawaz Shah and Kylee Allen, of Albury, use an umbrella to shelter from the hot sun. Pictures: PETER MERKESTEYN
Jessica van de Ven won the under-18s section.
Jessica van de Ven won the under-18s section.

FOR the first time in years the success of the Dederang Cup hinged on whether the rain cleared, which organisers were thankful it did.

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