All sporting match reports will be posted here detailing match results and more.
On Tuesday 18 October, the Year 7 Rugby team headed to Moulton for their first fixture of the year in the district competition.
They played four games in total winning one, but with each game all the boys were working more collaboratively with one another, and the standard of Rugby improved with each game.
J Atkins was the man of the tournament due to his excellent leadership and showing great determination when out on the pitch.
The Year 8 girls hockey team played against Moulton School. The girls played a great game and worked effectively together as a team in both attack and defence. Well done!!
CCS won 6-0!
Player of the match: E Wallace
Goal scorers: N Couldrick and E Taylor
CCS year 10 netball team played Moulton on 18 October 2022 for a league match.
It was very close for the 1st two quarters. Special mention to D Odei at GK, (her best match for CCS so far) and M Mastac who really was amazing, especially at centre. As always E Burdett was so strong at GD and K Laverick-Reid and P Hollis worked so well in the circle together and scored some great goals. C Hayes fed into the circle so well to help contribute the win.
Final score was CCS 14 – 5 Moulton and player of the match was P Hollis
Our U14 boys football team lost out to a decisive goal in the closing minutes vs Lincroft to exit the ESFA National Cup.
A slow start saw CCS go into half-time 0-1 down, but the boys grew into the game and took full control when H. Evans equalised to make it 1-1. Chances were being created through some excellent wing play, but we couldn’t convert them into goals. Some excellent defending saw them nullify Lincroft’s attacks and help to regain possession, but ultimately Lincroft had one final chance. A killer blow from a corner 5 minutes from time after a world-class save from F. McMillan to stop a certain goal beforehand.
The boys will turn their focus to District League and County Cup fixtures in the coming months.
We are proud to share both the Year 9 Girls and Year 11 Girls went on to have successful matches against EWS on 11 October.
The Year 9 girls won against EWS 14 - 8 while the Year 11 girls won 25 - 5 against EWS.
The lovely weather was just an added bonus! Well done to all the players for their excellent performances.
Year 9 - Player of the match R Mistry
Year 11 - Player of the match L Turner
On Tuesday evening the Year 8 football team travelled to EWS for a game in the district football competition. The boys worked incredibly well as a team and played some great football to win the game 7-0.
Despite taking an early advantage everyone continued to play selflessly and put the team first.
Goals came from K. Pettit, O. McCarthy, W. Gallagher whilst C. Rosetti and N. Esajobor both scored braces.
That’s 2 wins from 2 games this season. Keep up the great work!
Man of the Match: R Southworth
CCS played their first league game v Sponne, and it was a very competitive even game.
CCS were ahead in the first quarter, but Sponne battled well, and some lovely netball was played. Unfortunately, Sponne suffered two injuries during the game which unsettled them, but CCS still delivered on court and special mentions to E Burdett, P Hollis and K Laverick-Reid who helped CCS to finally win the match in the last quarter.
Many of the team played in positions they would not usually play to accommodate some of our players being unavailable, yet they battled well and it was fantastic to see C Fenton, S Shoker, D Odei and M Mastac excel during this game.
C Hayes fed into the circle so well and P Hollis used her height in the centre court and worked well with E Burdett and CCS finally won their match 11 – 8. Such a great performance by this hard-working team.
Player of the Match (as voted for by Sponne): K Laverick-Reid
This was the first time this group of boys have played as a team together and this was a result that they should all be incredibly proud of.
CCS began the game on the front foot going 1-0 up through A Farr’s clinical finish as he broke through the defence. Sponne were quick to reply, snatching a goal back to make the game 1-1. Both teams had many opportunities to bring a goal back, some great saves made by T De Board kept the game at 1-1 going into half-time. Both teams began the second half looking to snatch the win, with both teams going close. CCS boys were determined to get a goal looking for any opportunity to pounce on. Sponne managed to score a very well worked goal and took the lead 2-1. CCS kept their heads held high and responded through a great team goal finished off by L Blackwood, who slotted the ball into the back of the net to make it 2-2. However, Sponne responded clinically managing to grab two great goals back, ending the game with a 4-2 victory.
Despite the result, the boys should be immensely proud of how they all played showing fantastic levels of teamwork, grit and determination.
Thank you once again to Sponne for a great game and making their way over to CCS, we wish them all the best for future fixtures.
Man of the Match - A Farr
The year 5/6 boys football team played their first of four group matches in the Northamptonshire Sport football league. They faced stiff competition against Roade Primary School. It was an incredibly even game, but a wonderful finish from the Roade winger sealed a 1-0 win for the visitors.
Notable performances include Harry, who made some cat like saves and player of the match went to Riley for his determination and perseverance throughout the whole match, this included a whole pitch sprint to slide in and prevent a shot on goal.
