In boys’ rugby this week, the U16s beat Box Hill 23-7 in a competitive game, with excellent tries from a number of players, in particular Oscar Burns. The U18s lost to Box Hill 30-5 in a good match. Both teams played well in a competitive game; however during the last 10 minutes Box Hill scored a couple of tries to seal their win. The U14 hockey team lost to Seaford and the U15s lost 3-1 to Portsmouth Grammar School in a very competitive game that either side could have won.
On Monday evening, 12 girls from Bedales and Dunhurst watched Surrey Storm take on the Celtic Dragons in a Netball Superleague match at Surrey Sports Park. Watching an elite match was a great learning experience for the girls and they were happy to see Surrey Storm win 74-50 and maintain 2nd place in the Superleague.
This week, the four girls’ netball teams played Portsmouth Grammar, facing some tough opposition. The 1st team had a tough game but the 2nds made a great come back after being seven goals down to only lose by one goal in the final minute of the game. It was a great team performance from the 2nds with Becky Grub (U14) making her debut for the team. The U14s also had tough matches with the A team losing to a strong side and the B’s working hard to compete against a well organised PGS team. More on Bedales Sport.
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Bedales School is one of the UK’s top independent private co-education boarding schools. Bedales comprises three schools situated in Steep, near Petersfield, Hampshire: Dunannie (ages 3–8), Dunhurst (ages 8–13) and Bedales itself (ages 13–18). Established in 1893 Bedales School puts emphasis on the Arts, Sciences, voluntary service, pastoral care, and listening to students’ views. Bedales is acclaimed for its drama, theatre, art and music. The Headmaster is Keith Budge.
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