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2 October

Strong Performances Across the Board as Hockey Teams Face Tough Opponents

The past week has seen a flurry of hockey fixtures, with a range of teams putting in impressive performances, securing victories, and gaining invaluable experience on the pitch. From dominant displays to close-fought battles, the teams continue to show their growth and determination as the season progresses.

Tuesday 24th: 1st XI vs Repton 2nd XI

The 1st XI kicked off the week with an impressive 2-0 win over Repton’s 2nd XI. The match was marked by an excellent all-around team performance, with well-crafted goals showcasing the players’ skills and chemistry on the field. The victory was a testament to the team’s hard work and ability to rise to the occasion against strong opposition.

Thursday 26th: U16s vs Malvern College U16s

The U16s followed suit with a strong 2-0 win against Malvern College. A blend of U15 and U16 players took to the field, demonstrating impressive teamwork and tactical awareness. The younger players rose to the challenge, contributing to a cohesive team effort that kept Malvern at bay throughout the game.

Saturday 28th: A Day of Competitive Hockey and Valuable Experience Gainedy

Saturday brought a packed schedule with teams facing Haberdashers’ Monmouth School, as well as a tournament for the U13A team at Bromsgrove.

The 1st XI continued their winning form with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Monmouth. Despite a close game, the team’s ability to score key team goals and rotate players effectively ensured a solid result. The match highlighted the depth of the squad as well as their resilience in tight encounters.

In contrast, the U13A and U13B teams faced tough opposition. The U13A lost 4-0, while the U13B suffered a 5-2 defeat. Both teams fought valiantly but were ultimately outmatched on the day. However, the U12 squad delivered a standout performance with a dominant 7-1 win, netting multiple field goals through excellent teamwork and ball movement. The U12B team also played well but were defeated, with the final score not recorded.

The morning was a fantastic opportunity for many pupils to be involved, with several positive takeaways from the matches. There’s plenty of room for improvement as the younger teams continue to develop their match play knowledge.

The U15 team endured a challenging match, losing 2-0, while the U14A lost 3-0 in a closely contested game. Early goals proved to be decisive, but both teams can take heart from their determined efforts and look to build on the lessons learned.

U13A Tournament at Bromsgrove

Rounding off the week, the U13A team competed in a highly competitive tournament at Bromsgrove, where they secured a 2nd place finish. The tournament was filled with close games, giving the players a chance to test themselves against schools they don’t normally face. The experience gained from playing in such a competitive environment will be invaluable as the team continues to grow throughout the season.

Overall, it has been a week of strong performances across all age groups, with plenty of opportunities to celebrate success and learn from challenges. The teams now look ahead to their next fixtures with confidence and determination.