Our U14 Boys Football team met Abbeyfield last night for their most recent County Cup game. 

A fantastic start to the game saw CCS in control and managing the game well. A sloppy end to the half saw the scores 1-1 at half time.

A stalemate in the 2^nd half with a few excellent saves from the Abbeyfield goalkeeper and a crucial late save with 20 seconds remaining from F.McMillan in goal for CCS. CCS won 4-2 on penalties with F.McMillan saving and all of the takers converting theirs for CCS.

On Thursday 10 November, Campion came over to CCS to play a friendly football match on the Astro.  Well done to all the girls who played really well.  CCS won 15 – 0.

Player of the match - M Moden-Warner. 

Yesterday afternoon, the Year 8 football team travelled to Sponne School for a County Cup, quarter-final fixture. A brilliant first 10 minutes saw CCS 2-0 up after goals from C. Rosetti and J. Ferreria and then the team carried that momentum into the rest of the first half but unfortunately couldn’t find that third goal. Sponne then scored at the end of the first half to make it 2-1. Sponne scored two quickfire goals to make it 3-2.

However, the teams heads did not drop, instead they kept pushing for an equaliser, and continued to work incredibly hard and pressed every ball. Eventually their determination was rewarded with a goal towards the end of the second half and penalties quickly followed. A couple of missed spot kicks from both sides resulted in a 2-1 win for CCS. The team now advance to the semi-finals of the County Cup.

Man of the match was O. McCarthy for his tireless determination and leadership qualities when the team found themselves behind.

Caroline Chisholm School travelled to Magdalen for the Year 8 league netball match with a very strong squad and many players unlucky not to be selected for this game.  CCS took control of the game during the 1^st quarter with strong shooting from I Robinson who was outstanding in the circle.   Special mention to H Morris who played a wonderful WD, picking up any loose balls in the centre third and helping CCS go on the attack again.  By half-time CCS were 6 – 0 up.

In the 2^nd half some changes were made, but again CCS coped with this and F Osisanya defended exceptionally and E Swaffer went to GA and was shooting from the edge of the circle with great success.  E Taylor played so well, whatever position she played, and the final score was Magdalen 0 – 15 CCS.  

Player of the match (as chosen by Magdalen players) was E Taylor but H Morris also deserves to be noted as player of the match as she really played so well.