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NHEHS Weekly Sports Update September 20-27th 2019

Netball

U14A Team Win GSA Netball Tournament!

A great weekend away for the U14A netball team at the GSA Netball Tournament at Condover Hall to really start working together as a team and focus on the season ahead.  In the Saturday Pool results, the team won against St George’s Ascot (B), Monmouth School for Girls, Channing School, drew with The Marist School and Francis Holland (Sloane Square), only losing to Wimbledon High School. On Sunday in the Trophy Pool, NHEHS were victorious against Edgbaston High (10-5), Bolton High School (8-6), Channing School (9-3), St Helen and St Catherine (11-6), Francis Holland (Sloane Square 9-6), Tormead School (12-4). These fantastic results meant that the team won nine games, drawing two and only losing one, so they won the Trophy for the second year in a row! Well done, girls! 

The U13A netballers also took on the challenge of the GSA Netball Tournament. They worked extremely hard and really came together as a team, finishing an excellent 6th out of 23 schools. We were also lucky enough to speak to England netballer Eboni Chambers and get some defensive tips from her!Player of the tournament: Addy.

The U12A-F teams travelled to Lady Eleanor Holles school and won 6 out of the 7 matches, with the A team winning 16-5 (MVP Julia), the B team by 8-2 (MVP Olivia), the C team by 7-2 (MVP Zoe), the D team by 6-1 (MVP Jaan), the E team by 5-3 (MVP Nairi) with the F team narrowly losing 2-3 (MVP Sofia). (Pictured: U12 E&F)

The U15A team were edged out by Godolphin & Latymer in their SistersnSport Cup tie by 35-40 in a very tight match (MVP Jasmine). 

The U13s played in a triple header away at St Augustine’s Priory on 24th September, winning all three matches. The A team took the win 14-9 (MVP Ella), the Bs by 6-1 (MVP Uma) and the Cs by an impressive 21-2 (MVP Pearl). 

The U14s also took on Godolphin & Latymer at netball, but were defeated in three out of the four games with the A team going down 6-18, the Bs 15-25 and the Cs 9-16 (MVP Rithi), however the D team were victorious 13-11 (MVP Nyla).

Football

Our first XI took on the American School in London, but lost 1-3 at home on September 24th.

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Our hockey teams faced tricky fixtures last week, with the U15A team losing 0-8 away at Godolphin & Latymer, while the first XI lost 1-4 against St Benedict’s at a neutral venue, with three Sixth Formers playing in the team for the first time ever. MVPs were Natasha, Jojo, Jasmine and Alice. 

ESSA Swimming Relays NHEHSSwimming

Our U18A, U15A and our 12A swimmers took part in the ESSA Relay Championships on 23rd September, but we are awaiting the full official results!

St Paul’s Girls School and Lady Eleanor Holles provided the friendly opposition for our U14A & U13A swimming teams on the 25th in a gala that produced a mixed bag of unofficial results for us, with some Personal Best times achieved too.  

 

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