Co-Curricular Sport

Termly Sport Review

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Athletics

At the Kent Championships:

  • Matilda Murray finished joint 1st in the 75m hurdles in a PB of 11.2s
  • Saskia Taylor won the high jump in 1.66m

At the London and Kent Pentathlon Championships at Lee Valley:

  • Junior girls: Matilda Murray, 3rd; Tiffany Oyewale, 5th; Scarlett Fletcher, 9th
  • Inter girls: Saskia Taylor, 2nd
  • Junior boys: Alex Patterson; Alex Pipponiau (both top ten, final position TBC)

At the English Schools Round 1 at Dartford Harriers:

  • Junior girls and Inter girls have qualified for the regional finals

Cricket

The 1st XI boys beat Maidstone Grammar School by 45 runs in Round 2 of the National Cup. Siddhant Shankar and Sam Chaplin both scored a solid 35 each.

The U13 girls beat Sutton Valence by 10 wickets in Round 1 of the National Cup. Alice Court got an impressive hat-trick, limiting Sutton Valence to 50 all out.

The U15 girls beat Bromley High in Round 2 of the National Cup. Ruby Marriage scored an great 45.

The U13 girls’ softball team won all their matches at the U13 Chance to Shine softball tournament.

The U15 girls beat Reigate in the National Cup. Imogen Kalahar went 5 for 10 and Carlotta Maddison Von Dem Knesebeck 2 for 0 runs.

The U15 girls’ softball team won 2 matches at the U15 chance to shine softball tournament.

The U15A boys beat Norton Knatchbull by 6 wickets in the County Cup round 3.

The U13A boys beat Hayes School by 7 wickets in the County Cup Plate round 1.

The U15A girls beat St Lawrence by 9 wickets in the National Cup round 3.

The 1st XI beat St Lawrence by 20 runs with Harry House scoring 110 not out.

Football

The U13 girls competed in the ISFA U13 Football Tournament at Ardingly College.

Bethan Thomas played for the Independent Schools Football Association U16 team in a 2-0 win v Welsh Schools.

Hockey

Ericia Wood and Emilia Bloodworth won the Tier 4 National Finals and Elisa Hippe and Charlotte Bloodworth were runners up in the Tier 2 National Final with their respective club.

Elisa Hippe, Caroline Jobke, Erica Wood and Emilia Bloodworth won the U14 England Hockey Supra League.

Netball

Evie Soper was selected to play for the U15 Kent team for the inter-county tournament, finishing fifth.

Sailing

At the British Schools Dinghy Racing Association Eastern Championships held at Rutland Water, Sevenoaks finished first and second in the RS Feva division. Sevenoaks finished sixth in the Firefly division.

Squash

Ciara Boulanger played for the France U17 team, who finished runners up in the U17 Europeans. Ciara was first reserve in the final but did brilliantly in the early rounds versus Ukraine, Israel and Denmark, not losing a single game in any of her three matches.

Swimming

At South East Regional Swimming Championships in High Wycombe:

  • Charles Dunstan – 7th in the 200 Fly and 10th in the 400 IM.
  • Chengze Duan – 1st in the 100 Fly.

Chengze Duan has qualified in the 50FC, 100FC, 50FLY, 100FLY for the Aquatics GB NextGen Championships.

Charles Dunstan has qualified in the 200 FLY for the Swim England Summer Championships

Amelia Tovey has qualified in the 200 FLY for the Swim England Summer Championships

Tennis

At the Kent Doubles Tournament:

  • U15 girls: Isla McLain and Tasia Nahornaya, winners
  • U13 girls: Milla Bray and Eva Vitorino Hiietamm, winners
  • U15 boys: Cyrus Hui and Vadim Uvarov, semi-final
  • U13 boys: Leo Fitz-Gerald and Ben Schnoes, semi-final

Isla McLain and Lola Bray won the National School Girls Doubles Tournament at Wycombe Abbey. Sevenoaks pairs have won this title for the last three years.

The junior boys finished fourth out of 16 teams in the Independent Schools League.

Volleyball

At the ACS Cobham International Invitation Beach Volleyball Tournament Sevenoaks pairs won the Division 2 Boys, Division 3 Girls, Division 4 Girls and reached the semi-finals of the Division 1 Girls.

Old Sennockians

Rory Easton (OS 2017) is competing for England in badminton at the Sudirman Cup, China.

Ben Dawkins (OS 2023) has been selected to play for the Professional County Club XI to take on Zimbabwe Men in their four-day tour match.

 

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