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Ski Trip – Day 4

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Ice hockey match last night, a great atmosphere as Zell am See took the opposition to penalties!

Off to another slope today to do some slalom races between groups! Looking forward to another day of amazing conditions. Only 2 more days of skiing left! All groups have been fantastic and it has been a wonderful trip so far.

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Ski Trip – day 3

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Lovely sunny day in Zel am See today, all groups progressed again onto more difficult slopes. The advanced had a great day on the right side of the mountain, skiing 31km of piste. The intermediate group did their first black run, one beginner group did their first red run and worked on their parallel turns and the other beginners tackled a long blue run.

Hot chocolate and ice cream in Zel tonight, back up the slopes again tomorrow!

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Ski Trip – Day 2

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All groups moved onto more challenging runs today, the beginners developed their turns and controlling their speed, intermediates tackled parallel turns using poles and the advanced group did a human slalom and looked at short fast turning.

Zak wore the bunny onesie whilst Patrick celebrated his birthday on the slopes!

Off to the ski show for this evenings activity. Skiing in Zel am See tomorrow.

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Year 10 Football

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Southam v Campion
 
Southam come out on top from a feisty affair.
 
After a relatively tame and, from Southam’s point of view, disappointing first 20 mins, during which we conceded 2 soft goals, the Yr 10 team dug in well to force themselves back into the game. The ever willing runner of our front line, Leyton M., forced a mistake from the Campion defence to concede a penalty that Cameron P. tucked away with confidence, showing nerves of steel after a unfortunate start. With the seconds ticking down to the end of the half, our high pressing game again forced a foul just outside the area. A well stuck freekick could only be parried by their keeper and Harley W., showing great instinct followed up to tuck away the rebound.
 
To have levelled it up at the end of the half put Southam in the driving seat with the momentum behind us. We started the second half by maintaining our high intensity pressing game, and were unfortunate to fall behind again to a well taken strike. However, the Southam heads didn’t drop, and again it was Leyton M. who had the beating of their backline, who countered down the left to deliver a driven strike that was too hot for their Keeper to handle. At 3-3 the game was in the balance and the discipline of one of their players in particular was left wanting as he committed a string of nasty challenges. We show great resolve to maintain our composure and were duly rewarded with a fitting winner from a Cameron P freekick to win it 4-3.
 
Well done to all the team, especially man of the match Harley W. It was promising to see a full team out and we’ll need all of that resolve and more for our next match against NLS (A) 28th Feb.