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Ashley Cartledge
Ashley Cartledge
PE Health and Faculty News

ATHLETICS

County League Athletics – Match 6

Date : Tuesday 13th June

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Another fantastic performance from the Junior Boys athletics team saw them win their second match in a row and qualify for the County Plate Final last – a fantastic achievement. The match saw the teams competing with St Michaels, JFK, Roundwood Park and Watford Boys and Girls Schools. Individual event winners were E Henry Y8 100m, N Walters Y8 300m, J Cunningham Y8 800m, H McManus 1st 1500m, L Dimon 1st Long Jump, D Ansa Otu 1st 200m. A Gates 1st 400m. Well done to all those who have represented the athletics teams this season. We now look forward to the District Athletics Championships on Wednesday 28th June. 

Commended performances :

JUNIOR GIRLS

N Edirisuriya 3rd 800m

S McKay 3rd Discus

 

JUNIOR BOYS

Team score – 55 points MATCH WINNERS

E Henry 1st 100m and 2nd Shot

K Gibson 2nd 200m

N Walters 1st 300m

J Cunningham 1st 800m and 2nd Javelin

H McManus 1st 1500m

Relay 1st 

L Dimon 1st Long Jump

H Hayward 3rd High Jump

H Neal 2nd Pole vault

G Amoaku-Wiredu 3rd Hurdles

SENIOR GIRLS

 

SENIOR BOYS

D Ansa Otu 1st 200m

A Gates 1st 400m

 

CRICKET

Year 9/10 Cricket v Westfield (Division 1)

Date : Wednesday 7th June May 2023

Score : Bushey Meads 101 for 7  off 15 overs, Westfield 47 all out off 11.5 overs

Result : Bushey Meads won by 54 runs

Batting : G Guainiere 26 not out, S Mowle 20, S Patel 10

Bowling : S Patel 2 for 4, A Worth 4 for 9, S Mowle 2 for 15, J Allan 2 for 15, Z Bertie 0 for 4

Team : S Mowle (Capt), S Patel, A Worth, J Allan, G Guainiere, M Shah, Z Bertie, D Wilson, K Fung, L Fearnside

Comment : The Year 9/10 cricket team despite missing several players produced a fantastic performance to beat a strong Westfield team. An excellent batting display from S Mowle (20) and G Guainiere (26 not out) saw the boys set a total of 101. With Westfield having a strong top order batting lineup it was essential BMS took early wickets and a fantastic opening spell from S Patel and S Mowle saw several key wickets taken. A Worth and J Allan then cleared up the middle order to give the boys a convincing and well deserved win. Well done boys !

 

Year 9/10 Cricket v Reach Free (Division 1)

Date : Monday 19th June May 2023

Score : Bushey Meads 123 for 3  off 15 overs, Reach Free 77 for 6 off 15 overs

Result : Bushey Meads won by 46 runs

Batting : S Patel 28 not out, G Guainiere 25 not out, A Worth 13, S Mowle 12, K Fung 12

Bowling : S Patel 0 for 2, A Worth 2 for 12, S Mowle 1 for 20, J Allan 3 for 24

Team : S Mowle (Capt), S Patel, A Worth, J Allan, G Guainiere, M Shah, Z Bertie, K Fung, L Fearnside, M Wong, G Eldridge

Comment : The Year 9/10 cricket team made it 3 wins out of 3 for the season with another convincing win over Reach Free. Some fantastic batting from S Patel and G Guainiere gave the boys an excellent total of 123. Despite missing several players the boys again bowled and fielded really well to run out convincing winners. Well done boys !

 

Year 7/8 Cricket v Reach Free (Division 1)

Date : Monday 19th June May 2023

Score : Bushey Meads 69 for … off 15 overs, Reach Free 70 for … off 15 overs.

Result : Reach Free won by 1 run.

Batting : H. Neal 6, F. Mordecai 21, S. McGrath 1, J. Cunningham 6, A. Sanga 2, P. Patel 6, D. Snowden not out 5, S. Christian not out 1.

Bowling : H. Neal 2 for 13, P. Patel for 0 – 10, A. Chaudhry 0 for 17, S. Christian 0 for 8, P. Kannan 0 – 9, D. Snowden 0 for 8, K. Gorsia 1 for 1, F. Mordecai 0 for 4.

Team : H. Neal, F. Mordecai, L. Avci, J. Cunningham, P. Kannan, A. Sanga, D. Snowden, S. Christian, K. Gorsia, P. Patel, S. McGrath

Comment : The Year 7/8 cricket team came up against a strong Reach Free team on Monday. Reach Free went out to bat first and scored 70 for 6 off 15 overs. An excellent bowling display from all bowlers limited Reach Free. Moving into our bat, a strong start from F. Mordecai batting allowed him to score 21 runs, giving us a good start to our at bat. Some strong bowling from there onwards meant that we were limited in the number of runs we scored. With 4 overs left, we picked up the pace, scoring a number of runs bringing the game closer as we finished. Despite a late flurry of runs, we unfortunately fell 2 runs short off, scoring 69 off 15 overs. An unfortunate result from two relatively similar teams, but well done to all students involved. Onto the next match.

 

Year 9 Rounders- V The Grange

Date : 21st June

Score Won 14-13.5

Team : I Palan,  I Wijerathna, E Bird  V Hill , L Qarib. R Patel.

Comment : This was a great game with lots of great fielding and batting by the girls. In the first innings the girls managed to get all of the Grange players out within 12 ballsl (maximum of 30 balls)

The Grange scored 3.rounders to our 8.5. The Grange improved their batting and managed to score another 10.5 rounders in their second  innings. In our batting innings the girls managed to score a further 5.5 rounders and so won the game . It was a very exciting game with some impressive fielding and batting. Well done girls.

 

Health Faculty Ashley Cartledge [email protected] . For any specific issues related to Girls PE and girls fixtures contact Sarah Cooper [email protected].

 

 

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