The U15 team of Phoebe Brian, Isabel Miss Merrick and Miss Fowler Nolan, Jasmine Thorpe, Shelley Armstrong, Ceri Duff and Sarah Buckley have been unbeaten so far winning by Basketball margins such as 11 2 and 5 2. – – The football teams will soon begin training for an 11-a-side tournament and matches. The Year 11 Basketball team have had a Thanks to Mr Richardson and Mr fantastic season so far. They have Thorneycroft for their coaching and triumphed over Woodchurch and Prenton work with the football teams. with ease. In order to find more competition they were entered into the Miss Fowler boy’s league and have so far faced strong opposition from Wirral Boys and St Mary’s. Despite narrowly losing both of Hockey these matches the girls put in a valiant effort and enjoyed the more physical and The hockey teams continue to grow and challenging games. the Year 7 team are showing real potential; their commitment to training and progress The Year 11 girls: Beth Taylor, Hannah has been amazing so far and they have Jones, Sammi Bailey, Jordan Hall, Beth enjoyed their first game play experiences. Owen, Freddie Neal and Charlotte Clare A number of girls have progressed onto have been committed to training and they play club hockey. Wednesday night train outside of school at Bromborough training sessions with Mike have been Bulldogs based at Bebington High School. really fun and the girls have been brave in They have also encouraged girls in the their efforts battling against cold fingers younger years to develop their basketball. and the darker evenings. The U13 team have gone through to the county round of the School’s competition The Year 8 and 9 teams have been very and have been victorious over South successful in their matches. They scored 7 Wirral and Prenton in friendly matches. goals against Oldershaw and won 7 4 – They are showing real potential and against . They have adapted their game to promise in a sport that is new to most of play some indoor hockey in the last few them. Rebecca Williams and Ruth Hughes weeks. A number of girls play outside of from Year 7 have been particularly school and this is helping the school teams committed to training and Ella O’Toole is to develop their skills further. Keep up the showing real promise as a basketball hard girls. player; drawing comments from other staff
The U15 team of Phoebe Brian, Isabel Nolan, Jasmine Thorpe, Shelley Armstrong, Ceri Duff and Sarah Buckley have been unbeaten so far winning by margins such as 11 – 2 and 5 – 2. The football teams will soon begin training for an 11-a-side tournament and matches. Thanks to Mr Richardson and Mr Thorneycroft for their coaching and with the football teams. Miss Fowler Hockey The hockey teams continue to grow and the Year 7 team are showing real potential; their commitment to training and progress has been amazing so far and they have enjoyed their first game play experiences. A number of girls have progressed onto play club hockey. Wednesday night training sessions with Mike have been really fun and the girls have been brave in their efforts battling against cold fingers and the darker evenings. The Year 8 and 9 teams have been very successful in their matches. They scored 7 goals against Oldershaw and won 7 – 4 against . They have adapted their game to play some indoor hockey in the last few weeks. A number of girls play outside of school and this is helping the school teams to develop their skills further. Keep up the hard work girls. Miss Merrick and Miss Fowler Basketball The Year 11 Basketball team have had a fantastic season so far. They have triumphed over Woodchurch and Prenton with ease. In order to find more competition they were entered into the boy’s league and have so far faced strong opposition from Wirral Boys and St Mary’s. Despite narrowly losing both of these matches the girls put in a valiant effort and enjoyed the more physical and challenging games. The Year 11 girls: Beth Taylor, Hannah Jones, Sammi Bailey, Jordan Hall, Beth Owen, Freddie Neal and Charlotte Clare have been committed to training and they train outside of school at Bromborough Bulldogs based at Bebington High School. They have also encouraged girls in the younger years to develop their basketball. The U13 team have gone through to the county round of the School’s competition and have been victorious over South Wirral and Prenton in friendly matches. They are showing real potential and promise in a sport that is new to most of them. Rebecca Williams and Ruth Hughes from Year 7 have been particularly committed to training and Ella O’Toole is showing real promise as a basketball player; drawing comments from other staff
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