From a start of 50 entries, the judging committee narrowed down the contenders to a final three, then gave the designers a chance to refine the design.

Year 11 Canowindra High school student Karina Bennett's design was the ultimate choice and will feature on the t-shirts that aim to have several functions - to rally community support behind the project, to acknowledge and thank those businesses who are committed to helping and to raise funds from t-shirt sales.

Mark Edwards, spokesperson for the committee, said cost and ordering details for the t-shirts will be presented at a meeting tonight at the Canowindra Golf Club, starting from 6.30pm.

He also reminded businesses and people that its not too late to become involved in the t-shirt campaign and project, if they want to add their name to the list of supporting businesses that will feature on the back of the shirts.

The winner of a raffle featuring garden tools will also be drawn this afternoon.

All are welcome to attend the meeting tonight.

For more information regarding the Canowindra Skate Park project or to commit your support, please contact Ken Willson on 63441 472.