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For full results and star players of the term, please visit: https://cotswold.gloucs.sch.uk/fixtures-and-results/<br />
“The Cotswold School PE department’s motto ‘teamwork makes the dream work’ was most certainly<br />
true in the match against Kingham Hill. The Year 10 Hockey Team worked together to achieve a 3-0<br />
win. Sara Zamir and Betsy Clarke, the dynamic duo on the right wing gave Eleonore Gilbert and Izzy<br />
Honour super passes, which resulted in the girls hitting the back of the goal. We must give special<br />
credit to Izzy Honour for that one of a kind penalty flick. Moving on to the mid-fielders, Sammy<br />
Sargeaunt and Izzy Lovat did a great job on the left, constantly creating spaces and ensuring good<br />
width on the ball. Bethan Powell (player of the match) was a fab support player in centre mid position.<br />
Megan Gibson, goalie extraordinaire, saved everything in her path, a great attribute to the Year 10<br />
Hockey Team. Last but definitely not least, the defenders, who were led by Laura Hemming and<br />
Emily Barber, both very experienced players in this part of the pitch. Two players who made their debut<br />
in the team were Freya Partridge and Ella Jackson. Wow, you absolutely nailed it! This result wouldn’t<br />
have been possible without the terrific coaching by Debbie Honour. This dynamo team hopes to<br />
continue the season in this positive way, working together to ensure victory. “ By Bethan Powell<br />
On Friday 13 th October, Ollie Hanks attended a rowing event in London.<br />
As he is under 16 and had never rowed on the Tideway (Thames) before,<br />
he needed to be tested by a coach from Tideway Scullers School on the<br />
Friday morning to ascertain that he and his crew mate, James, were<br />
sufficiently prepared to race on the Saturday, as this was such a large race<br />
with over 500 entries!<br />
The Saturday proved to be a good day, both result and weather-wise. Ollie<br />
and his partner James came 110 th overall, out of 510 small boats, pretty<br />
good when the first 70+ boats over the finish line consisted of GB rowers.<br />
They were also 2 nd in their age event—Junior 16. The race consisted of all<br />
ages over 16 years, genders and abilities! All the coaches were very<br />
pleased with their efforts, as this was also the first time they had<br />
competed in such a prestigious and large race. Well done!
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