Both the Boys and Girls "A"
teams and the Boys "B" team
compete in the Crawley Primary
Schools' League and tournaments
throughout the Autumn and Spring
terms.
The Girls "A" team also compete
in in the Crawley Wasps Cup
competition.
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The Girls lost their
League semi-final 4-1 to the Oaks. The
team worked hard and never gave
up. They were rewarded with a
late goal from Christina.
The Girls secured second place
in the Western Division and now
face The Oaks Primary School in
the Play-offs.
Both the Boys "A" and "B" teams
missed out on a play-off spot in
the League.
The Girls team had to settle for
a draw against The Mill Primary
at 3G on Thursday. Once more
they dominated the game but the
closest they came to scoring was
a shot that hit the cross bar in
the second half.
Despite this the Girls remain
unbeaten in the league this
season.(11/2/10)
The school football club had
mixed fortunes against local
rivals Waterfield Primary on
Tuesday. The Boys “A” team lost
a close fought contest 1-0 to a
late second half goal.
The Girls worked hard but
despite dominating most of the
game were unable to score and
had to settle for a 0-0 draw.
(9/2/10)
Boys "A" Team are runners-up
whilst "B" Team come third in
FDS Cup
In the Boys Crawley FDS Cup the
"A" team won their group,
winning all three games. The "B"
team won their opening game but
drew their last two matches
0-0. As a result, the teams had
to play each other in the semi
final! It was a great game the
"A" team beat the "B" 2-0 with
goals from Kieran and Ben.
Unfortunately the “A” team were
narrowly beaten in the final 1-0
to Hilltop Primary to take the
runners-up award.(3/12/09)
The Girls Football team came
third in the Crawley FDS Cup.
The tournament did not start
well for the girls, losing their first game 2-1.
They showed their team spirit
and won their next two games
3-1 and 4-1. They then played
against the eventual tournament
winners, Maidenbower, who they
held to a 0-0 draw. The final
game saw another great win 3-0
victory.
In total the team
scored an amazing 11 goals with Delisha
scoring 5, Martine scored 3, Brooke 2
and Rebecca 1. Great
defense from Lara and Cristina
and solid goalkeeping from Haddy
meant we only conceded 4 goals
in the whole tournament.(30/11/09)
Our
season got off to a great start
with two wins and a draw against
Gossops Green.
The Boys “A” team played first
and went behind to a very early
goal. Despite this the team
worked hard and got their reward
when Tyler fired a goal late in
the second half to earn a 1-1
draw.
The Girls team played next and
it was another tight game with
both defenses doing well. Both
Lara and Martine were in top
form at the back. Delisha
finally broke the deadlock with
a stunning goal to give a 1-0
winning start to the season.
The Boys “B” then outplayed
their opponents with Savergio
scoring a goal in each half. A
solid all-round performance from
the team saw Arlindo add a third
goal in the second half to
secure a 3-0 victory.(10/11/09)
The
Girls team did extremely well at
the English Schools FA District
Cup at 3G on Thursday. The first
game was a 1-0 loss to The Oaks
followed by a 1-0 victory over
local rivals, Waterfield,
through a goal by Delisha. We
needed to win or draw the last
group game to make it through to
the semi finals and
managed to secure a 0-0 draw.
We played Maidenbower, the
winners of the other group, in
the semi final. Good defending
by Lara and Martine keep the
game tight and it ended as a 0-0
draw and then went into extra
time. A late goal by
Maidenbower ended a great
tournament. The Oaks went on
to beat Maidenbower in the final.
(22/10/09)
The Boys team at mixed fortunes
at English Schools FA District
Cup at 3G on Thursday. The team
started with a 3-0 victory over
the Mill Primary School with
goals from Ben Kieran and Liam.
The next game was a 1-0 loss to
The Oaks followed by a 0-0 draw
with Seymour Primary. They final
game was another 1-0 loss, this
time to Langley Green despite
dominating for most of the
game. Robert had an outstanding
game in defense and was
supported well by Tyriq and
Richardo. Both Helda and Conna
played well in mid-field.
(15/10/09)
