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54 ST EDWARD’S CHRONICLE

U14A Players’ Player U14A Coaches’ Player U14B Players’ Player U14B Coaches’ Player U14C Players’ Player U14C Coaches’ Player U15A Players’ Player U15A Coaches’ Player U15B Players’ Player U15B Coaches’ Player U15C Players’ Player U15C Coaches’ Player U16A Players’ Player U16A Coaches’ Player U16B Players’ Player

Lottie Glover Bella Brickell

Ada Baker

Ren Thomas

Zarina Ciobanu

Sisy Lian

Phoenix Gorst Jemima Fulton Ottilie Heath Willow Holland Urarako Mori Cecily Bury Romy Hunter Rosie Bartlett

Amelie Ackred U16B Coaches’ Player Eleanor Graefin von Arnim U16C Players’ Player Freyja Nicholas U16C Coaches’ Player Emily Bannon 1st XI Players’ Player Flick Fitzpatrick 1st XI Coaches’ Player Martha Withers Green & Freya Heath 2nd XI Players’ Player Sophie Wright 2nd XI Coaches’ Player Omolara Sowande 3rd XI Players’ Player Havana Madsen 3rd XI Coaches’ Player Bianca Tozzi 4th XI Players’ Player Alexa Oburu Nchama 4th XI Coaches’ Player Matilda Henderson 5th XI Players’ Player Mary Blaszkiewicz 5th XI Coaches’ Player Luli Boas

Zac Hartley and Tom Robertson

We also had U16 fixtures, including a trip to the Regional Finals, where we defeated Great Marlow School but lost to Churcher’s and Bradfield. Although it was a challenging year for the U16s, facing some tough opponents, this experience should serve them well as they transition to senior hockey next year.

training and video analysis. The 1st XI built on last year’s success, securing an impressive seven wins from 13 games, including a standout victory over Bradfield in the National Cup. Their strong performances propelled them to the third round of the National Cup, where they unfortunately

Spring Term The Spring Term marked a highly successful season for both the boys’ and girls’ hockey teams. While the Club may have been slightly smaller than in recent years, the competition, talent, and determination of our players remained strong, with five boys’ teams participating in 49 competitive fixtures. The girls also had several fixtures across various age groups. Congratulations to Field House for winning the Senior House Hockey and the Field House, Sing’s, Tilly’s and Cowell’s combined XI who were triumphant in Junior House Hockey. The season kicked off with a pre season tournament in Cardiff for our 1st XI, giving the team a chance to prepare for the upcoming season. It also provided the boys with an opportunity for indoor

lost to Uppingham 4-2. However, there was silverware to celebrate as the boys triumphed in the County Cup after wins against Abingdon and Bloxham. They finished the term with a 3-1 win over Radley and a 2-0 victory over Cheltenham, followed by a strong showing at the St George’s 6s, where they triumphed over Dulwich and Framlingham, drew with Seaford College and had narrow losses to Cranleigh, Kingston Grammar and Langley Park. The 2nd XI continued to ease the transition for the Fifth Formers into senior level competition with great support from our Sixth Formers. It was encouraging to see so many players involved with the 2nd team, who earned victories against Cokethorpe and Radley, as well as a draw with Stowe.

Lily Rose Brepoels