The County Grammar School Magazine 1970

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UNDER 15 XICaptain : Jane Sturman Vice-Captain : Carolyn HeadThe team played well throughout the season and both teamwork andindividual play improved considerably in the first term . The team played twomatches against the Heartsease School losing the first 3 - I and drawing the second1 - 1 . The following are to be commended for their high standard of play : - JeanHigh, Carolyn Head, Elizabeth Willer and Susan White . The team was captained byJane Sturman .The 2nd XI drew their only match played against the Heartsease School .The teams were as follows :-1 st XI : Linda Blunden, Manda King, Jean High, Elizabeth Willer, Carolyn Head,Linda Sheldrake, Janet Clitheroe, Jean Briggs, Carol Thurlow, SusanHawkins, Susan White, Jane Sturman .2nd XI : J . Steward, Beryl Fuller, Christine Evans, Susan Wright, Wendy Hill,Wendy Lay, Linda Whitlam, Christine Carriage, Julie Webster, Clare Fathers,Teresa Allen .UNDER 14 1st TEAMCaptain : Shirley Woods Vice-Captain : Susan NunnThe team played well in three matches against Heartsease School, drawingone and losing the other two .The defence line was consistent, with Eileen Brock playing exceptionallywell . The forwards played quite well together, but the weakness lay in the linkbetween forwards and defence . Unfortunately the defence were sometimes too slowfor the opposing forwards, and so conceded a few goals in each game . There wasalso some poor positioning, resulting in loss of the ball . But nevertheless all the teamtried very hard .The team was selected from the following : -Eileen SheehanHelen BaylissLynden SmithJanice WebsdaleAnn PlattenEileen BrockBeverly HillJenny WardLynne BloomfieldChristine ManthorpeSusan NunnAlison BaileyRosemarie PyeShirley WoodsMaxine IrvingCarole-Anne ButcherThe 2nd XI won their matches against the Heartsease School and achieved ahigh rate of scoring, winning 3 - 0 and 4 - 0 (1st team please note) . The team includedsome of the 1st team players and Hilary Williams, Kathryn Evans, Jeanette Shreeve,Gillian Barham, Susan Redgment and Sandra Pointer .HOUSE HOCKEY REPORT, 1969 - 70This year the house matches were again defeated by the weather . However thestandard of play did not degenerate because of this and as usual the enthusiasm andhouse spirit won through .The senior match between Bure and Wensum was played in torrential rainbut Bure emerged the worthy winners . The weather was much kinder to the
emaining matches and they produced some very intelligent play across the fieldespecially from the juniors . With more practice they should be an asset to the schoolteam in the future .Senior :Bure v . Wensum 2 - 0 .Yare v . Wensum 0 - 1Wensum v . Yare 0 - 01st Bure, 2nd Wensum, 3rd YareJuniorYare v . Wensum 0 - 5Wensum v . Bure 1 - 0Yare v . Bure 0 - 41st Wensum, 2nd Bure, 3rd YareI would like to thank Miss Jackson for all the effort and enthusiasm she hasput into the organisation and the umpiring of these matches .JULIA STURMAN, U6E .HOUSE NETBALL REPORTThe senior netball matches were all interesting and exciting to watch,probably because the houses were fairly evenly matched . Wensum versus Yare wasa very close match . Wensum played well and displayed a great deal of enthusiasmbut Yare well deserved their 11 - 7 victory . Bure and Wensum was a very unevenmatch in the first half, but after a half-time score of 6 - 1 Bure team pulled itselftogether and, although unable to alter the result made the score a more reasonable10 - 7 to Wensum . Yare was definitely the best team and showed their superiorityin the match against Bure which they won 11 - 2 . Susan Hardy deserves specialmention for her skilful and enthusiastic leading of Yare House team to victory .The standard of the junior netball was equally high . The Bure versus Wensumgame ended in a five-all draw as a result of some very accurate passing and excellentgoal-keeping, on both sides . Bure beat Yare 16 - 0, thanks to some very accurateshooting and Wensum also beat Yare 15 - 1, thus giving Bure a win, overall, by avery slight margin . Both senior and junior teams would like to thank Miss Jacksonfor the time she has given up to organise and umpire the matches .DORIS HUGHES, U6B .C .G.S. SPORTS DAY, 1970Sports Day this year was again dogged by bad weather and had to be postponeduntil the beginning of the summer term when the weather was much kinderto the meeting .All field events were completed before Sports Day and Bure started theafternoon with a three point lead over Wensum with 77 points .The meeting started at a lively pace with Davison winning the U .16 800metres and showed promise for an entertaining and exciting afternoon's athletics .Wensum soon established a lead over Bure and creditable performances came fromHardy, Meredith, Lee (N), Major, Cooper and Holden for the boys and Carol Bye,Doris Hughes, Christine Staff, Jane Sturman and Andrea Otto for the girls .As usual the open 1500 metres was a great climax to the meeting with rivalrybetween Davison and Hardy . Unfortunately Hardy had to retire on the second lapand Davison went on to win leaving the rest of the field, except Marrable, wellbehind .
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