High School Sports Case Study

From before day one, all our minds were set. This was the year to win a State Championship. I can’t exactly explain it, but right from the start I knew we were going to do it. I was never so sure about anything in my life and I never doubted it once.

In the National Rugby League competition, the South Sydney Rabbitohs were playing their most important match in decades back on September 6th 2013 – against their fierce rivals, the Sydney Roosters – in a bid to secure their first minor premiership since 1989.

Vergin scored a all of Club Northwest’s 50 points; which resulted in an 11th place finish in the men’s team standings.

“It was almost like the second coming of the 1955-56 Cinderella Miners,” added Verbeski. “We came back from a terrible deficit and were on the verge of being eliminated and then made it to Game 9.

Game one started easy enough when junior Ian Graham was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the bottom of the first. However, Centenary exploded for 17 runs in the bottom of the third – believed to be the most runs scored in a single frame by the Gents in team history. Senior Michael Schimpf walked and scored on junior Chris Zapata’s home run down the

The next game was a little closer at a score of 12-6 win over the York B team

Rociqa is currently biding his time in the VB NSW Cup for the Newtown Jets, but his ability and hard work mixed with his raw passion should allow him to receive another first grade call up in the near future.

North Sydney Bears and Mounties drew for the second time this season, this time with the final score being 34-all. Mounties trailed by 12 with five minutes remaining, but two late tries and a Mitch Cornish sideline conversion secured that both teams shared the points. Kirisome Auva’a returned for the Bears with a try and two try assists.

The D team scored a number of tries out wide and while was never going to be a doubt as to who would win, to their credit the E / F team never gave up and produced some penetrating pick and drives which resulted in three forwards tries. Patrick Moody scored twice and Prop Eli Johnston burst over to make it three. Congratulations to all players for putting in a

To succeed, teams generally need to win the close ones and have a good run with injuries. In the Nathan Buckley era, the Magpies have come up short in both areas. Their inability to seal the deal was never more evident than in a three-week patch in mid-2015 when they suffered narrow defeats to top side Fremantle (by seven points at Domain Stadium), eventual premiers Hawthorn (10 points) and Port Adelaide (three points at Adelaide Oval). A lack of composure at critical stages has continued to dog Collingwood. Though they upset Sydney in a cliffhanger at the SCG in round three, the Pies have been hurt by heartbreaking losses this year to quality opponents Greater Western Sydney and

It was an astounding season of making new friends, bonding, improving skill level and learning with the lady lions. The girls went through intense training which in turn helped them keep the odds balanced. Mr.Benoit brought in the outside help of four professional womens' rugby players to assist coaching the girls which benefited the lady lions tremendously, Congratulations on your incredible season ladies, you should feel greatly accomplished. We may be at an end for now, but wait until next year when you come back with more fierceness lady

Tensions are high… Peddie has our cup and we want it back. Is it not rightfully ours? Every athlete has worked hard for it and every Blair student has anticipated its return to its home since it left for hightstown last fall. Our victory is inevitable and every Buc knows it. School Spirit is at its peak with the rally and bonfire in less than 24 hours from now.

Making a special presentation of bestowing the tall trophy to the top school, before handing over the keepsake, Sanchez shared with the board of trustees how he was so proud of “this” elementary school for having proven to be consistent in the past few months of meeting and also surpassing their attendance goal.

The team was ready, we had been working extremely hard for the past seven months for this. We were all in great shape and very rested. A few of the returning players were meeting me at my house to carpool to the final game of the state championship tournament. Everyone knew that the hard work had paid off when we won the semi-final game the preceding day.

It’s nice to see Paul Bennett and Ben flying the club colours at Hillingdon on a Tuesday night, there were no results this week, but there will be soon enough, so better luck to them for future