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Herne Bay High School PE & Sport Newsletter Herne Bay High School PE & Sport Newsletter The who, what and when from PE & Sport between January and April. I s s u e 2 5 A p r i l 2 0 1 9 District Football Champions! Inside this Issue: We are delighted to announce that both our Year draw with Simon Langton and Canterbury Academy Title P 7 and Year 10 football teams have been crowned being in the other half. the District Cup champions for 2019! Yr 8 Football We played Archbishops in the quarter final and the 2 Kent Cup Run See the reports below: game initially was very close but then we scored midway through the first half and this seemed to National Cup Year 7: settle the team down. We played the better Roller Hockey 2 Since Mr Bunce left in February there has been a Finalists football and were very dominant but struggled to few changes to the Year 7 football team going be clinical from the chances that were created. Edan Emery- into their District cup campaign. The boys had a Throughout the second half the boys were patient Webber—England 2 mixture of results in the league beating some very Roller Hockey and the game started to open up as Archbishops good teams and also losing some close games so it had to create chances. We continued to apply Alex Mills—Black was a bit unknown how they would get on. They 2 pressure and create chance after chance we Belt in Karate were drawn against St Anselms in the quarter eventually took some of these and went onto win finals at home. The first half of the game was a Yr 10 Sport the game 4-0 to take us through to the semi-final. Studies Exam 2 very tight affair and we went into half time 1-0 We came up against Queen Elizabeth school in the Results up. This seemed to settle the team down and they semi-final at home. The game was very scrappy due then started to play some very good football and Ski Trip to Pila, to the conditions and not many were chances 3 won the game 5-0. This gave the team huge Italy Review created but early in the second half QEGS went confidence going into the semi-final against The ahead with a well worked goal. Our Year 10s Whitstable school. The boys dominated the game Cheerleading showed some character and kept working hard and 4 creating chance after chance but just weren’t Workshops in the latter stages of the game with another well clinical throughout the game. After continued worked opportunity they scored to draw the game pressure we took the lead and went 1-0 up. WIFF WAFF for level and take it to extra time. In extra time we During the last couple of minutes of the game The World Reading 4 started on the front foot and scored from an early Week Whitstable school went through on goal from a chance which meant that the game opened up defensive error and scored to take the game to because QEGS needed to try and get back in the THIS GIRL CAN! 4 extra-time. A few changes were made and the game. On a counter attack we scored another goal boys were asked to be patient and get back to the BTEC National to kill the game off as the game finished 3-1. 6th Form 4 fundamentals that they played to gain a lead. The Cyclopark trip boys scored a very early goal in extra-time and They then faced Canterbury Academy in the final. this just made them go from strength to strength We went into the final with a full strength team Big Splash! Trip 5 and they went onto win the game 5-1. The boys and high in confidence from our previous wins. We went onto the final against Queen Elizabeth tactically changed the way we set up to frustrate Japanese grammar school, the game was very one sided as and prevent Canterbury from playing. The game Student Teacher 5 was very tight with very few chances created. We visit Herne Bay were dominant. Throughout the game we had multiple chances but we weren’t clinical scored direct from a free-kick just before half Duke of 5 enough so at half time it was 0-0. The boys time where Max Hyde put a good ball into the box Edinburgh Award maintained the pressure going into the second which caught the goalkeeper off-guard and it went 6th Form BTEC half and Bodie Mason scored an outstanding goal directly in. Moving into the second half the game Students Primary 6 from 20 yards to give us the lead. This ensured began to open up as Canterbury pushed forward School Event that we could maintain the pressure and then we for an equaliser, which meant that we got an scored another goal from a penalty scored by opportunity to score from a set piece. We went Morning Mentor 6 Sports Jack Hillier. The boys should be immensely proud 2-0 up towards the final 5 minutes of the game. of their achievements and this gives them an The boys deservedly won the District Cup and SGO amazing platform to build on going forward. should be immensely proud of their achievement. Competitions & 7 Bradley Payne was named man of the match Training and marked their most dangerous player out of Year 10: KSG Excellence the game. 7 Award This is the last year that the Year 10 team Fixtures and have an opportunity to take part in the 8 Results District Cup competition. As they finished second in their league they got a favourable Sports Initiatives 10 Sports Development and 10 Club Links Active Life 10 Partnership Students Success: P a g e 2 Year 8 Football Kent Cup Run! This year records tumbled as our year 8 football team reached dizzy heights in the Kent Cup. The boys enjoyed a successful competition which saw them reach the semi-finals, making them one of the 4 best football teams for their age group in Kent! Their run even included knocking out last years runners up, Sir Roger Manwoods (a grammar school in Sandwich) with a comfortable 8-4 victory away from home in one of the best performances we’ve seen from a school football team. Up until the semi-final the boys were in prolific goal scoring form, netting 28 goals in 4 games against King Ethelberts, Charles Dickens, Brockhill and Roger Manwoods and only conceding 8 (4 of which were in the quarter final). This was down to the whole team effort during each game, that saw players peak and dip at different times. However, there was always a player who stepped up whenever someone was having an off day to ensure the team got the result they needed. Across all positions in the team there were notable performances and exceptional moments that in some cases either kept them in or won them the game. The most notable being in the semi-final when the boys went 1-0 and Manwoods were in charge until Joe Mears, who was back from serving a ban for poor behaviour in school, scored two top quality goals from right wing to turn the game around and ensure that we then were in charge and in a comfortable position for the rest of the match. Unfortunately, this form could not continue as they came up against a considerably bigger and stronger Bonus Pastor school from Bromley who never let our boys settle in the game and came out deserving winners on the day. This was however, a new HBHS record and we look forward to seeing how far the boys can go next year. An amazing effort and the whole team should be extremely proud of how far they reached and how well they played as a team to get there. The team was: Leo Dodds, Jake McCarthy, Joe Mears, Devon Mason,, Lee Mannering, Toby Wilson, James Williams, Jake Addy, Alfie Whent, Brandon Munday, Riley Soto-Tuite, Charlie Holmes, Ethan Cusden, Zeus McCully, George Crook and James Reynolds. National Cup Roller Hockey Edan Emery-Webber (Yr 10) Finalists (Yr 8) - England Roller Hockey Well done to the boys from Herne Bay United’s Congratulations to Edan who has been under 15 Roller Hockey team, who have reached successfully training with the England U17 the National Cup Final in Letchworth. Roller Hockey Squad in the hope to play at This is a fantastic achievement for our the European Championships in September. students, and the team, and we wish them all We are pleased to say that Edan has now the best for the final! been selected as part off the ‘Reduced The students involved are: Dougie Epps, Nathan Squad’ and will shortly be of to Portugal to Tickner, Edden Dodds, Finlay Kay and Charlie continue his preparations. Good luck Edan! Holmes. Alex Mills (Yr 10) - Black Belt in Karate A huge congratulations to Alex Mills (Year 10) who has successfully achieved her blackbelt in Karate. We hope she continues with her successes in this sport. Year 10 Sports Studies Exam Results Our first ever cohort of year 10 Sports Studies students sat their contemporary issues in sport exam on Friday 11th January. Staff had been working extremely hard getting to grips with the content, style of question and offering revision sessions to provide the students with the best possible opportunity of achieving well. The students were also very busy studying hard and attending revision sessions.
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