Sports Roundup Week 4...

A Sports Roundup of Week 4...

It was a busy week of boys’ hockey with a full block fixture vs Monkton Combe as well as the 1^st XI defeating Wellington School 4-2 in R2 of the National Cup and the U16 boys losing on penalty strokes to Clayesmore after an excellent performance.

Hockey vs Monkton Combe

Team of the Week
U14A - Won 1-0
Player of the Match - Max 

The U14As started the match as the dominant side and continued in this manner throughout the game as they both created and wasted numerous excellent goal scoring opportunities before Louis and Hugo assisted Will for a smart finish in front of goal. Max was voted player of the match with special mentions going to Archie and Mats who were excellent all game.

1^st XI - Drew 2-2
Goals - Sam (2)
Player of the Match - Ollie 

2^nd XI - Won 2-1
Goals - Luca and Benedikt 
Player of the Match - Luca 

3^rd XI - Won 2-0
Goals - Oskar and Freddie 
Player of the Match - Oskar 

4^th XI- Won 3-1
Goals - Alex (2) and Rowan 
Player of the Match - Jack 

U15A - Won 7-0
Goals - Felix (2), Jay, Ferdinand, Archie, Oliver and Jack 
Player of the Match - Jack 

U15B - Won 6-0
Goals - Archie (2), Harvey, Paddy, Bertie and Ned 
Player of the Match - Harvey 

U14B XI - Lost 4-0
Player of the Match - Elliot 

Henry Eriksson - Head of Sport Co-ordination

Flickr album: Hockey vs Monkton Combe - 1st February 2020 | Height: auto | Theme: Default

Netball v Wells Cathedral (and Warminster)

Most teams just played against Wells Cathedral, however 3 teams (2^nds, U15B and U14B) played a triangular against Wells and Warminster.

Team of the Week
U14B - Won 22-0
Players of the Match - Mimi and Izzy

The U14Bs played two games on Saturday against Warminster and Wells Cathedral. Playing Warminster first, the girls continued to improve from their last game, showing good movement and passing. Winning 18-5, the player of the match was Mimi. Moving into the Wells game, the team continued in the same vein, showing good skills overall, even when playing completely out of position. Winning 22-0 the players of the match were Mimi and Izzy, although all the girls should be congratulated on another fantastic performance.

1^{st -} Lost 21-40 
Player of the Match - Millie

2^nd v Warminster 1^st team - Lost 18-22
Player of the Match - Tilda

2^nd v Wells - Won 25-15
Player of the Match - Kitty

3^{rd -} Won 28-13 
Player of the Match - Emily 

4^th - Won 32-15
Player of the Match - Katie 

5^th - Lost 10-12
Player of the Match - Holly

U15A - Won 21-10
Player of the Match - India

U15B v Warninster - Won 15-10
Player of the Match - Ellie

U15B v Wells - Won 12-7
Player of the Match - Tia 

U15C - Lost 11-13
Player of the Match - Lucy 

U14A - Won 15-9
Players of the Match - Georgia and Jenna 

U14B v Warminster - Won 18-5
Player of the Match - Mimi

U14B v Wells - Won 22-0
Players of the Match - Mimi and Issy 

U14C - Won 29-4
Player of the Match - Kitty 

Alexandra Ireland - Head of Netball

Flickr album: Inter-House Netball - 1st February 2020 | Height: auto | Theme: Default

Rugby - Mount Kelly 10s Festival

King’s Bruton travelled to Mount Kelly on the 29^th January to play in the Mount Kelly 10s Festival. We had a tough pool but competed well against the likes of Exeter College and King’s Taunton. The day started of with a huge shock when Charlie went down injured in the first two minutes of the game against Exeter College with a nasty break. However, King’s Bruton dug in deep and I was impressed with their courage, but they just lacked the ability to convert pressure into points. Final score 21- 0. We then faced King’s Taunton who had a very good 15s season. Our target for this game was to score early and try our best to close them down in defence. After them scoring first, we managed to hold them out and Alex received a lovely cross-field kick from Oliver to score. King’s Taunton then manage to put some good phases of play together and sneak a few more tries in. Final score 28- 7.

This meant we were placed in the Bowl Competition; our first game was against Milton Abbey; they had a point to prove after narrowly beating them the previous week at our 7s competition. We started well with Ben and Oliver looking dangerous in attack and Javdat and James putting in some defensive hits. Final score 19-12. Try scorers - Ben (2) and Oliver. We then played Torquay Boys Grammar who looked strong in their previous games, the focus in this game was to keep the ball for longer periods of time to tire out their opposition. We did this well with Alex and Oliver controlling the game fantastically. Final score 14- 7. Try scorers - Ben and Jack. Our last game was against Kingsley School who struggled throughout the tournament; however, we didn’t want to make the same mistake as last week in our own 7s competition and lose the last game due to lack of concentration. Jack and Rian stepped up and ran hard at the opposition, everything seemed to finally click, we were playing some great running rugby. Final score: 22 - 0. Try scores - James, Rian, Alex and Oliver. This meant we came home with some silverware and won the Mount Kelly 10s Bowl Competition. We wish a speedy recovery to our star player Charlie and hope to see him back fit and ready for the 15s season.

Ben Hawley - Head of Rugby