Review: The
U15 C netball team had a convincing win against the Leys. Some of the
best teamwork this season was on display, with Annabel Percy playing a
key role as centre. The girls took a while to warm up and settle into
their positions. Ellen Welsh surprised herself by playing Goal Attack in
the first quarter and scoring two goals. Her grasp of the ball was good
and she positioned herself well beside the net. Sophia Arthen worked
well with her to score another six goals so that after 10 minutes, we
were winning 8-1. In the second quarter, the Leys began to fight back
but Franca Lienke was everywhere as GD, intercepting their passes and
moving the ball out of their D. She should be commended for playing this
standard of netball after only seven weeks in the sport. At half time,
we were comfortably ahead 11-4. A slight change of defence at half time
increased our lead because Georgia Rowe and Genvieve Guest made an
impressive pairing in the circle. They exploited free passes and didn't
let The Leys get many chances at the net. As the final quarter ran in,
our girls fought through the tiredness and kept the passes swift and
short. Millie Scarborough played excellently as always at WD and
together with Jizi Wu in WA moved the ball up the court to our net.
Their jumping to catch the ball meant that the Leys lost a few chances
and their spatial awareness contributed to the commendable win, 20-12.
The girls have really improved this season and their marking today was
so good that they really deserved this win.
Saturday, 17 March 2012
Sunday, 11 March 2012
U15 C v Culford
Result: Won 25-15
Review: The
U15C netball team had a successful day at Culford, with their biggest
win of the season. The team, captained by Genevieve Guest, began the
attack well in the first quarter as they made a break a few minutes into
the match. The spatial awareness of the girls meant that the ball kept
getting into the D and the shooting of Eloise Kingland and Sophia Arthen
improved to the extent that we were 7-4 up. In the second quarter Jizi
Wu and Millie Scarborough made an excellent pairing in the centre third
which meant that Culford often had the ball snatched away from them.
Sophia Arthen used her height to advantage, and by half time, we were
winning 15-6. Culford came back more strongly in the second half and
began to catch up. Their passing was swift and they scored seven goals
in quick succession. Felsted responded to the challenge and managed to
regain their attacking focus. Genevieve played well as GK and succeeded
in making several defensive interceptions. Anabelle Percy used her speed
to move the ball quickly into our D and by the end of the match, we had
won 25-15. All the girls played well and the teamwork improved
throughout. Special mention should go to Jizi Wu who used the space
excellently and was a key player in moving the ball into the goal third.
Star Player: Jizi Wu
Star Player: Jizi Wu
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
U15 v St.Mary's
Result: Won 22-14
Review: The
U15 B team played st.Mary's Colchester and won 22-14! Gemma Foley was
awarded woman of the match closely followed by Tabby Kendrick and Katie
Lewis playing extremely well.
Star Player: Gemma Foley
Sunday, 4 March 2012
U15 A v The Perse
Result: Lost 31-8
Match report: During
the first quarter the Felsted side moved the ball swiftly through the
court with some great feeds into the circle from Olivia Schwier and Izzy
Moore. However, unfortunately, The Perse quickly warmed up and they
became hard to overcome. They had a fantastic GA, who we later found out
had just been selected for the England U17 side at just 14 years of
age! She was exceptional; our defence consisting of Emily O'Connor and
Annabel Dines, worked extremely hard until the final whistle, but they
were just unable to stop this side attacking the circle and shooting
from every angle. In terms of experience, it was great for Felsted to be
stretched against such a side and I hope that they came away inspired
by what they saw and excited about how they can progress as a team.
Star Player: Olivia Schweir
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