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  • U15 Boys National Cup v Whitelands Academy

    Published 14/11/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    Last night CCS won against Whitelands Academy 3-1 in the 2nd round of the National Cup.

    Goal Scores: Louis Blackwood and Josh Kelly x 2.

    Man of the match: Josh K

     

    CCS booked their place in the next round of the Nationals with a hard-fought 3–1 victory over Whitelands Academy. The game began slowly for CCS, who struggled to find rhythm in the opening stages. However, a moment of quality turned the tide: Louis B produced a clinical finish to open the scoring, giving CCS the breakthrough they needed.

    From there, fantastic defending helped CCS regain control of the match, shutting down Whitelands’ attacking threats and building confidence across the team. Josh K then stepped up with two superb weak-foot finishes, showcasing composure and precision to seal the win.

    A strong performance overall, CCS march on to the next round of the Nationals with momentum and belief.

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  • U15 Boys County Cup Football vs Duston

    Published 06/11/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    CCS booked their place in the quarter-finals of the County Cup with a commanding 3–0 win over Duston. From the first whistle, CCS controlled the game with intensity, composure, and clinical finishing.

    Josh K led the line superbly, netting twice with trademark precision to give CCS a well-deserved advantage. Louie B added a third with a composed finish to put the result beyond doubt and cap off an excellent team display.

    At the other end, it was another man-of-the-match performance from Ashton R, who completely nullified Duston’s biggest attacking threat. His reading of the game and composure under pressure ensured CCS kept a clean sheet and maintained control throughout.

    A dominant all-round performance sees CCS march confidently into the quarter-finals of the County Cup — momentum firmly on their side.

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  • Cross Country Event at Courteenhall Estate

    Published 24/10/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    A recent district cross-country event at Courteenhall Estate saw both primary and secondary students demonstrate outstanding determination and resilience as they tackled a challenging course. The event highlighted the students' commitment and enthusiasm, making it a memorable day of sport and teamwork. Thirty-nine secondary students represented their school, competing against nine other schools, while nineteen primary students took part in a spirited contest involving twenty-three schools. A total of 16 students have been selected to represent South Northamptonshire at the Cross Country Championships in January.  Good luck!

    Top Performers (Secondary)

    J. Pratt-Masey - 2nd (Under 13 Boys)
    F. Carty - 2nd (Under 15 Girls)
    H. Mariott - 2nd (Under 15 Boys)
    E. Taylor - 2nd (Under 17 Girls)
    R. Tannasee - 3rd (Under 15 Girls)

    Top Performers (Primary)
    L. Barton - 6th (Year 5 Boys)
    F. Lew - 9th (Year 6 Girls)
    J. Carty - 10th (Year 4 Boys)
    O. Fern - 11th (Year 6 Girls)

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  • South Northants Netball League - 21/10/25

    Published 22/10/25, by Megan Innes

     

    Year 7 Netball – South Northants Netball League

    Campion 5 – 5 CCS   Player of the match E Okirie

    Year 8 Netball - South Northants Netball League

    Campion 6 – 25 CCS  Player of the match E Clewett

    Year 9 Netball - South Northants Netball League

    Campion 24 – 23 CCS  Player of the match E Guzic

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  • Year 8 County Cup vs Northampton Academy

    Published 17/10/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    In a thrilling County Cup fixture, the Year 8 boys showed outstanding character and determination to come from behind and claim an impressive 8–5 victory.

    After a tough start saw them fall 4–1 behind, the team rallied brilliantly, displaying resilience and belief to draw level at 4–4 by half-time. The second half was all about composure and quality, with a mix of excellent team play and individual brilliance helping them pull away and seal the win.

    A fantastic all-round performance and a result that reflects the team’s spirit and togetherness.


    Man of the Match - Mateo Carp

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  • Year 7 and 8 Netball v EWS - 14/10/25

    Published 15/10/25, by Megan Innes

    Yesterday, we travelled to EWS for a league Netball match.  We took two Year 7 teams and one Year 8 team.

    Y7A – The girls played exceptionally well, with fantastic shooting from both L Schoeman and S Chapman (our player of the match). L Noonan-Johnson was picking up every interception in the middle of the court and EWS struggled to get past the fantastic defence duo of G Rooney and E Okire. 

    Final Score EWS 1 - 8 CCS

    Player of the match: S Chapman

    Y7B – This was the first time the Year 7 B team has represented the school for Netball this year. It was brilliant to see so many new faces. The girls took on lots of advice from the umpires and their play had dramatically improved from the 1st-4th quarter.  J.L'ongtstaff's footwork was exceptional throughout the game and C Lindley was a little whipet on court! Well done girls.

    Final Score EWS 6 - 2 CCS

    Player of the match: J Longstaff

    Year 8 – The first quarter was very close with both teams settling into the match with a few misplaced passes from both teams.  However, in the 2nd quarter, CCS took control and R Baxter made some fabulous interceptions at GK and worked well with F White to keep EWS at bay. 

    In the second half, CCS worked really well and A Tran played really well, along with M Southworth and E Clewett, moved the ball up the court.  L Ducksbury’s shooting was accurate and the centre court of S Haines, D Spires, R Eze and H Fall played their part to secure the CCS win in the next two quarters.  

    Final Score EWS 3 – 9 CCS

    Player of the match: F White

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  • Year 8 Netball

    Published 09/10/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    Year 8 Netball:  CCS 14 – 8 DSLV

    CCS entertained DSLV for the Year 8 Netball South Northants League Netball Match. CCS started well with L Ducksbury and E Clewett working well in the circle with accurate shooting.  Throughout the whole game, M Southworth and F White were outstanding and helped successfully get the ball from defence to attack and up to the shooters.  R Eze made her debut in the team and did really well.  S Haines worked really hard and her passing was very accurate.  Half Time  CCS 8  - 3 DSLV

    In the second half, CCS continued to dominate and M Southworth covered the centre court, jumping well to crucially intercept many of the passes.  E Clewett’s shooting was fabulous and CCS won the match 14 – 8.

    Players’ Player E Clewett

    Manager’s Players M Southworth and F White

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  • Year 10 District Cup Football v Campion - 06/10/25

    Published 07/10/25, by Megan Innes

    Despite a strong start from the opposition, CCS found themselves 1-0 down early in the game. However, in true CCS fashion, the team rallied together and responded with determination and quality. J Kelly was clinical in front of goal, netting two superb finishes to turn the game on its head and give CCS the lead.

    At the back, A Rendall delivered a standout performance, earning himself Man of the Match honours. His defensive display was nothing short of exceptional, effectively neutralising one of Campion’s most dangerous players and keeping the back line solid throughout.

    This result marks two wins from two for the Year 10 squad, who continue to build momentum and confidence. With this victory, they advance to the next round, ready to take on whatever comes next.

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  • Year 10 Boys National Cup v Campion - 30/09/25

    Published 01/10/25, by Megan Innes

    In a thrilling National Cup fixture, CCS secured a dramatic 2–1 victory over Campion to progress to the second round.

    Despite dominating possession and creating more clear-cut chances, CCS found themselves trailing 1–0 at halftime. However, the team came out in the second half with renewed determination and intensity. A composed, clinical finish from Louis B brought the scores level, setting the stage for a tense finale. With the clock ticking down, Kai'Marni I delivered a stunning last-minute header that sent the crowd into a frenzy and sealed a well-deserved win for CCS.

    Man of the match: Kai'Marni I

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