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  • U17 Boys County Cup Semi final v KBA - 10/2/26

    Published 11/02/26, by Megan Innes

    In keeping with the recent run of stormy weather, the match kicked off in blustery, wet conditions that made early control difficult. CCS were slow out of the blocks and were punished almost immediately, falling 2–0 behind within minutes. A series of defensive lapses only deepened the challenge, and by the 20‑minute mark CCS found themselves trailing 4–0.

    This is a side known for starting slowly before outscoring their opponents later in the game—but would today follow the script? KBA struck again before the interval to make it 5–0, though a determined CCS response just before half-time offered a glimmer of hope, reducing the deficit to 5–1. Even so, it left CCS with a mountain to climb.

    The second half told a very different story. CCS established complete territorial dominance, pinning KBA inside their own half for long spells. Two goals were ruled out, and several strong penalty appeals were waved away, adding to CCS’s frustration. With 25 minutes remaining, they did find the net again, narrowing the gap to 5–3 and swinging momentum firmly in their favour.

    Despite their relentless pressure, CCS couldn’t complete the comeback. KBA capitalised on a late break to add a sixth goal in the closing minutes, putting the contest beyond reach.

    Final Score: CCS 3–6 KBA

    A true game of two halves. CCS showed tremendous character and quality after the break but ultimately left themselves with too much to do. The boys can be proud of their efforts this season. Congratulations and good luck to KBA in the final.

    Players of the Match: C Knight and J Bedford

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  • U14 Girls County Cup Football (Semi-Final) - 4/2/26

    Published 10/02/26, by Megan Innes

    Well done to our U14 girls who took home a monumental win in the county cup semi final, securing 15 goals! This follows an incredible season so far for the team, who have not conceded a goal in the lead up to getting to the final!

    Congratulations to the U14 Team - CCS are now in the final of the U14 County Cup Football against NS.  Date and venue to be confirmed.

    Player of the match - Phoebe Desborough 

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  • Year 11 Netball Friendly - 5/2/26

    Published 10/02/26, by Megan Innes

    The Year 11 CCS netball team welcomed Quinton House for a friendly netball fixture in the Sports Hall at CCS

    The game started very evenly with some great netball played.   The CCS squad rotated, so all players contributed to the match and, although CCS lost 5 – 18 it was a great to see some lovely netball by both teams and for the Year 11’s to have a break from their studies to enjoy some exercise in the warmth of the sports hall.

    Player of the Match I Robertson (as voted by the Quinton House)

    Prior to the match, both teams observed a very respective minutes’ silence for Mr Phillips, who worked at CCS for over 16 years, taught many students and was a great friend to lots of current and ex CCS staff.  Thank you to Quinton House for joining us in this moment of remembrance, and for our lovely Year 11’s who requested we do this before the match. 

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  • 11 students representing CCS @ Cross-country fixture

    Published 23/01/26, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    Eleven CCS students proudly represented South Northamptonshire at the recent cross-country fixture held at Abington Park, having all successfully qualified through the district round.

    The event brought together strong runners from across the county, with our students delivering some excellent individual performances on a challenging course.

    Outstanding results included a 1st place finish for B. Lamb, 3rd place for F. Carty and 5th place finish R. Tannasee in the Under 15 girls. E. Taylor also impressed with a 6th place finish in the under 17 girls race, whilst L. Barton finished 9th in the under 11 boys race. H. Marriott had a strong run to finish in 10th place in the under 15 boys race.

    Further commendable performances came from:

    • J. Pratt-Masey – 34th
    • K. Mistry – 35th
    • S. Bell – 27th
    • E. Arnsby – 37th

    Each student represented South Northamptonshire with pride, commitment, and excellent sportsmanship. Competing at this level is a fantastic achievement in itself.

    Congratulations to all athletes involved, and best of luck to those who have qualified to progress to the next round of the competition.

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  • U16 Girls C Cup Football Quarter Final

    Published 10/12/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    U16 Girls C Cup Football Quarter Final

    KBA 0 – 2 CCS

    Players of the match -  A Boiko, K Smith

    A fantastic win for the team, achieved despite a number of injuries for CCS.
    They showed real determination throughout, with P. Morris stepping up to play out of position in goal and delivering an outstanding performance.
    Two excellent goals from K. Smith and M. Wittich-Jackson sealed the victory, sending CCS through to the semi-finals of the competition, where they will face either Bishop or Wollaston.

    Well done girls!

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  • Secondary After School Netball Club

    Published 21/11/25, by Autumn Wilson-Haywood

    Secondary After School Netball Club

    Miss Brooke and Mrs Chamberlain are delighted with the numbers of secondary student netballers coming to the after-school netball club on Tuesdays (3.30 pm start).  We can see a massive improvement in the skills of the netballers and some fantastic netball is being played during the matches with big improvements in many aspects of the game play.

    Our Sixth Form Sports Leaders are helping with the club and sharing their immense knowledge and enthusiasm of netball with our younger students.  Thank you all for coming and hope you continue to enjoy this extracurricular club!

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  • U14 Boys District Cup Football v Campion - 17/11/25

    Published 20/11/25, by Megan Innes


    On Monday, our U14 boys played Campion for their next round of the district cup. 

    It was a confident and dominant performance from CCS, who from the minute the game kicked off took control and was by far the better team. Onto the semi-final of the district cup the team goes.

    Final result - CCS 8-0 Campion

    Goal Scorers
        •    Zach T x 3
        •    Harley E x 1
        •    Taylan A x 1
        •    Bobby P x 1
        •    Oliver W x 1
        •    Jack S x 1

    Man of the match: Zach T

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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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