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Cricket Report Week 6

30 Monday Jun 2014

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The U13s lost their regional 3rd round ‘Jet Cup’ game at New Hall, Chelmsford, by just 16 runs. In a tight affair the Junior 1st XI started well with Cameron Jordan taking out two Essex batsmen. The ‘spin-twins’, Josh Frame and Fergus Atkins, continued the good work before New Hall accelerated to finish on 109 all out their 20 overs with part-time seamer Alex Oxley claiming a super 5 wicket haul. In reply our batsman started well before the run-out of Frame and New Hall’s bowlers started to apply pressure. Atkins batted steadily for 36 before he was bowled in the 16th over with still 30 needed. The U13s tried hard to get there but were restricted by some good New Hall straight bowling.

In the block fixtures against Woodbridge the U12s lost an important toss and were made to bat on a sticky wicket and slow outfield. Hamish Comonte and Harvey Crallen repaired the early damage with a 3rd wicket partnership of 41. Comonte eventually top scored with 24 in his team’s total of 76 all out against some good Woodbridge bowling. Despite a great start by our bowlers which resulted in the opposition being 20 for 3, our support bowlers were not strong enough to force a victory so they lost by 5 wickets.

The U13s defeated Woodbridge by 5 wkts with Josh Frame undefeated on 43 whilst Fergus Atkins made 45. Earlier having won the important toss, our bowlers put Woodbridge under pressure with some impressive bowling although the fielding was not as dynamic as usual.

The U14As also beat Woodbridge by 84 runs with Ben Arulampalam making 67. Arulampalam and Nick Paddon put on an impressive opening partnership especially as we lost the toss and had to bat. Paddon finally fell on 47 as the RHS posted 162 for 3 off their 25 overs. With the bowling shared around the U14s won convincingly by 82 runs.

The U14Bs thumped Woodbridge by 9 wickets at home. We bowled them out for 65 with the wickets shared between Elliott Rayment, Toby Ruffles, Toby Lee, Scott Taylor, Ollie Leggett and Jack Wheeler Brand. Whilst we lost Xavier Bull early for nought, Rayment and Ruffles positively set about chasing down 66. This victory was achieved in just 8 overs.

The U15s enjoyed a great victory over Woodbridge on Lord’s with Michael Cowdrey and Toby Allday splendidly putting on 169 for the first Wicket. Cowdrey went on to score his first RHS century with an undefeated 115. The U15s bowled them out for 62 with William Parmenter Stratta taking 4/16 and RHS won by 107 runs.

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RHS Swimmers give some outstanding performances at the Great East Swim

30 Monday Jun 2014

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More that 35 pupils and staff took part in this year’s Great East Swim at Alton Water and the RHS swimmers gave some outstanding performances. Sean Burgess, Year 13, came 10th overall in the 1 mile swim with a time of 22.17 and Alexa Cox, Year 13, came 19th overall in the same category and her time put her 5th out of all female entries at 23.49. Charlie Tedora, Year 11 came 7th overall in the ½ mile swim with an excellent time of 11.14 and Harry Fosker, just 13 years old, came 19th overall with a time of 12.21.

NAME Distance Year House Time Comment
Harry Fosker ½ mile 8 Blake 12.21 19th overall
Emily Fretwell ½ mile 8 Blake 17.08
Harry Jones ½ mile 9 Hawke 13.19
Matilda Ager ½ mile 9 Hood 15.33
Henrietta Murrison ½ mile 9 Hood 17.30
Adam Clough ½ mile 10 Raleigh 12.56 21st overall
Tom Heley ½ mile 10 St Vincent 13.00
Jamie Fosker ½ mile 10 Raleigh 13.15
Ashley Fretwell ½ mile 10 Raleigh 14.12
Charlie Ewen ½ mile 10 Collingwood 14.41
Tom Joice ½ mile 10 Collingwood 14.48
Charlie Tedora ½ mile 11 Collingwood 11.14 7th overall
Will Falk ½ mile 11 Collingwood 14.33
Jack Smith ½ mile 11 Collingwood 16.22
Robert Ash ½ mile 11 St Vincent 16.24
Nathan Southerton ½ mile 12 Collingwood 15.01
Joe Curtis 1 mile 11 Hawke 27.35
Sarah Murrison 1 mile 11 Hood 27.40
Philippa Murrison 1 mile 11 Hood 31.27
Arabella Murrison 1 mile 12 Hood 26.53
Adonia Hirst 1 mile 12 Howe 30.44
Victoria Foreman 1 mile 12 Howe 31.18
Francesca Morelli 1 mile 12 Howe 35.59
Sean Burgess 1 mile 13 Nelson 22.17 10th overall
Alexa Cox 1 mile 13 Nelson 23.49 19th overall and 5th female swimmer
Emily Davidson Brett 1 mile 13 Nelson 29.30
Flo Hales 1 mile 13 Nelson 32.01

 

















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Rounders Report week 7

19 Thursday Jun 2014

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U13B v Orwell Park (Lost 17.5-20)
The team started well with a good innings of 10 rounders. Annie Paddon scored on every hit with superb left-handed shots that flummoxed the opposition. Beth Carnell also took great risks with her running which paid off to build up the score. RHS then fielded and, to begin with, kept the score down with composed fielding. Unfortunately, some mistakes then crept in allowing Orwell to capitalise. Annie Paddon bowled well and Morgan Thompson as backstop controlled the game well. With RHS leading 10-9 at half time it was all to play for. RHS batted again with Shennise Robertson scoring well this time and Lucy Wong sneaking half rounders when she could. However they only made a total of 17.5. Orwell were put under pressure to begin with and were kept at bay. There was some good fielding from the RHS team; Alice Killian on 2nd base was very secure and Nuria playing her final game for the School made an excellent catch. It was in the last 5 bowls that RHS let it slip and Orwell scored a total of 4.5 off 5 bowls taking them into the lead. An exciting finish to the game!

U12 v Orwell Park U13C (Won 18-11)
The U12s beat Orwell Park U13Cs in convincing fashion on Wednesday. Captained by Lucia Soler, the girls put in a solid first innings of batting, scoring 11 rounders, and the whole team got on the score sheet in some way or another. After some fantastic fielding and bowling the girls only conceded 2.5 rounders in the first half. By the end of the match, RHS had won 18-11 with standout all round performances from Lily Mason and Esme Peter, and some great fielding from Rosie George. Player of the match was Lucia Soler.

U13A v Orwell Park (Lost 39-16)
The U13A team played a game of ‘All Out Rounders’ as opposed to ‘Counted Balls Rounders’ at Orwell Park. The first innings was a close fought contest with both teams very focused and some excellent fielding from Millie Salter, Tilly Arulampalam and Libby Parker.  Tilly and Millie were the last 2 RHS players left in and they made it difficult for Orwell Park to get them out by excellent batting and speedy sprinting. The score after the first innings was 7—7.5 in favour of RHS. In the second innings, Orwell ran away with the match with 2 players left in for a long time and a cumulative score of 39 rounders. Millie Salter made two excellent catches, fielding at 2nd deep and RHS brought their score up to a credible 16 with George Nicholls, Holly Folkard Smith and Libby Parker being the last 3 players left in. The final score was 39-16 in a very different game compared to what the girls usually play. Player of the match was Millie Salter.

U15A v Langley (L 15.5- 16)
The U15A played against Langley School in rather slippery conditions. The RHS team made a number of fielding mistakes to allow Langley to score 9.5 in the first innings and they could only score 7 in their 1st innings. With 7 RHS players being put out during the innings through either hitting to the opposition or making the wrong decisions on running. The 2nd innings was much tighter. RHS fielded much better and restricted Langley to 6.5. Captain Charlene Tait made two very good catches. Going in to bat RHS were far more observant and positive with Cassia Peacock in particular scoring every hit by selectively placing the ball. However 5 players were put out in the last 10 bowls leaving Langley ahead by ½ rounder. Cassia was named player of the match.

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Equestrian Team salute Her Majesty the Queen at the Royal Windsor Horse Show

05 Thursday Jun 2014

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On Saturday 17 May the Royal Hospital School Equestrian Team of Chloe Tribe (Captain), Milly Ainsworth and Rose Arbuthnot awoke at 5am to prepare for Her Majesty’s Services Team Jumping competition at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. With everyone helping out, including the Inter-School riders competing later in the day, the team looked very smart and ready to go. The three riders were competing as a Services (CCF) Team against adult riders from the Army, Navy, RAF, Police, Household Cavalry and other services. Chloe entered the main Castle Arena first and had a beautiful ride over a difficult and highly competitive course with just one pole down. Milly (pictured below) also had a brilliant ride with one pole down. Rose and her horse flew over the first but, after knocking an injury from earlier in the week, the horse was in pain and Rose unfortunately had a fall.

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Milly Ainsworth in Her Majesty’s Services Team Jumping Competition

The Inter Schools team of four entered another arena to face another difficult course. Lucy Watson had a good round with just two poles down. Amelia Keitley Webb rode very well but had a nasty fall towards the end. Sally Watson followed with a challenging ride and an unlucky fall at the last. Finally, Eliza Tribe, in Year 7 and sister of Chloe, flew round for a perfect clear round.

Later in the day, the Services Team prepared for the Parade of Services riding three abreast and saluting Her Majesty the Queen as they passed. This involves riding one handed in a crowded arena with nerves on edge, but the team were impeccable; smartly turned out with very well behaved horses.

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There were no prizes this year but it was an incredible experience for all involved. A huge thank you must go to the parents and staff that made this competition possible and especially team trainer, Caroline Colwill.

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Year 9 boys through to County Finals Athletics

04 Wednesday Jun 2014

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The Year 9 boys and girls competed well in the first round of the Suffolk Inter Schools athletics competition held at Northgate School. Competitors were entered in all events in either A or B string competition. The girls came 4th in a strong field and Jorgyella Thorpe won the shot event. The boys stormed to a comprehensive win by 29 points and go forward to the County Final at the end of June. Highlights included a double win in both A and B Long and Triple Jump and Harry Pugh winning his field event and giving a fantastic run in the 200m.

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Four U13s selected to join Northampton Saints EPDG

16 Friday May 2014

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Northampton Saints ballsCongratulations to the following Year 8 boys who have been invited to join the Northampton Saints Elite Players Development Group for next season. All performed very well in a recent assessment and will begin training in September.

  • Toyo Ogunlesi
  • Cameron Jordan
  • Elliot Chilvers
  • Kuki Daunakamakama

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Rounders Report Week 3

12 Monday May 2014

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U15A v Ipswich High School W 13.5-6.5
The U15As kicked off their rounders season in style in the local derby match against Ipswich High. With some tight fielding in their first innings the girls, captained by Charlene Tait, only allowed Ipswich High to score 1.5 rounders. RHs batted well in the first innings and were treated to several, well executed rounders from Millie Ainsworth and Cassia Peacock. In the second innings Ipswich High only managed to draw level with our score. A few more rounders under our belt and RHS secured a 13.5 to 6.5 win. Player of the match was Millie Ainsworth for some fantastic bowling.

U15B v Ipswich High School W 11-10
The U15B had a close game against Ipswich High but managed to keep their composure in both batting and fielding. Alice Youngs and Hannah Southerton both batted well, allowing RHS to score a total of 11 rounders. Hope Moonan and Jess Irving played a calm and consistent game in the field restricting Ipswich High to a score of 10.

U14A v Ipswich High School L 15-14.5
The U14As played an impressive first half, batting their way to a comfortable lead at half time. Unfortunately, Ipswich High upped their game and produced some strong batting, despite a valiant defensive effort from RHS and an incredible catch by Izzy Pearson. The overall score was 15 to 14 and a half to Ipswich High.

U14B v Ipswich High School W 13.5-12
The Bs had a great match and really set out to take the game. Captained by Beth Dwerryhouse they were even after the first innings but with good batting from Serena Brown and some excellent fielding from Tilly Ager and bowling by Molly Freeman, RHS took the lead winning finally 13.5 to 12.

U13A v St Joseph’s D 9-9
During the first innings, the U13s were slow to respond to good hitting from the opposition although George Nicholls took an impressive catch. The batting innings from RHS saw full rounders from Millie Salter and Tilly Arulampalam. The score was very close at half time, with only half a rounder between the teams. The second and third innings were very evenly matched the final score being 9 rounders all. Millie took an very impressive catch on a long ball, making her the player of the match.

U13B v St Joseph’s L 10.5-7
The U13B rounder’s team, captained by Annie Paddon, faced St Josephs in their first rounders game of the season. The team got off to a good start in the first innings with displays of confident batting and some excellent fielding in parts, particularly by Alice Kilian on 2nd post. However, as a result of cautious play particularly when batting, RHS found themselves 2 and a half rounders down at the end of the first innings. After a tactical team talk, RHS capitalised on their no balls and Shenise Robertson scored a fantastic rounder on ball 20 thanks to a massive hit. However, too many errors were made whilst fielding and so the final score was 10.5 to 7 to St Josephs’. Player of the match was awarded to Alice Kilian for her fantastic fielding at 2nd base and her ability to read the game well.

U12A v St Joseph’s W 13.5- 5.5
A great start to the season for the U12 team as they showed their strength against St Joseph’s. Unfortunately the opposition were struggling for numbers so two of the RHS reserves played for St Joseph’s and caught out a couple of their own team mates. In the first innings the RHS batting was rather slow however, once the girls got their eye, in the rounders flowed.  Overall after two innings Amelia Anderson had scored 2, Charlotte Stenning 2 and Freya Guckian, Yasmin Gradwick-Light and Morgan Thomas all scored 1. Molly Entwhistle scored from an excellent hit but she unfortunately slipped as she ran past 4th post resulting in a sprained wrist. The team fielded very well only allowing St Joseph’s to score 1.5 in the first innings and 4 in the second. Morgan Thomas bowled well and Yasmin Gradwick-Light was excellent as backstop. Charlotte Stenning and Molly Entwistle, and then Freya Guckian, combined very well on the 2nd base duo.

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Francois gives an outstanding performance for Saints

08 Thursday May 2014

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Francois Rossouw, Year 10 Collingwood and Saints Academy player, gave it his all at the U15s Midlands/North Academies Rugby Festival in a tough 12-aside, 5 game competition. Francois was complimented on his game after an outstanding performance for the winning Northampton Saints side.

Francois Rossouw

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Cricket Report week 2

08 Thursday May 2014

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1st XI v Ipswich School (L 91 all out)
After winning the toss our 1st XI were bowled out for 91 on the Saturday block fixture with Ipswich School. The Ipswich bowlers were impressive with both pace and control as RHS found the going tough on a good cricket wicket. Losing both Michael Cowdrey and Ollie Lovejoy to leading edges, RHS found themselves in perpetual trouble. Only a resilient knock of 25 by Ben Osborne and some lusty blows by Tom Miller and Brendon Tait allowed us to reach 91 all out. In reply, Ipswich looked comfortable with their two Essex Academy players looking most impressive. Ipswich cantered home in mid-afternoon with the loss of three wickets.

2nd XI v Ipswich School (W by 6 wickets)
Our 2nds in stark contrast defeated Ipswich by 6 wickets bowling them out for just 49. The RHS 2nd XI bowled and fielded exceptionally well with captain Calder Trewin-Marshall, Ollie Sellers and Jesse Vogel taking 3 wickets each. The catching was truly excellent with James Parker taking three sharp chances at first slip. In total 9 catches were taken by RHS with Ipswich School bowled out for 49 in 19 overs, on a good batting wicket at Holbrook. Runs were at a premium as Ipswich bowled well with RHS taking 17 overs to reach the target. Openers, James Parker making 18 and Charlie Wuidart-Gray undefeated for 10 saw RHS achieve a comfortable 6 wicket win.

3rd XI v Ipswich School (L by 23 runs)
Ipswich 3rd XI found themselves 0 for 3 as Robert Ash blew their top order away. However some complacency by RHS allowed the home side to score an above average 161.  Robert Cowper Cowles was the best RHS batsman on show with RHS losing by 23 runs – it should have been closer!

U15A XI v Ipswich School (L 100 for 8)
Although the U15A catching was much improved this week, they could not prevent defeat at Ipswich. A bit of wayward bowling by the RHS seamers allowed the opposition to reach 148 for 8 in their 25 overs. Leg-spinner, William Parmeter-Stratta, was the pick of the bowlers. In reply, our early batting badly lacked some energy and only some late hard hitting from Toby Buckland, who made an agressive 40, propelled us to the semi-respectable 100 for 8.

U15B XI v Ipswich School (L 77 all out)
In the U15B match, Ipswich School made 137 for 7 of 25, sadly extras amounted to 50 runs but on the plus side Fergus Tribe took 3 for 23 off his 5 overs. RHS scored 77 all out with Ben Price getting 14 and Tribe getting 10, sadly, the rest did not make double figures.

U14A XI v Ipswich School (winning draw)
The U14As made an encouraging start to the season with a convincing winning draw against a steady Ipswich side in a declaration game. After being asked to bat, the RHS top order stuttered and only Sam Docherty, making his RHS debut at No3, provided early resistance with a patient 24. As the innings progressed, RHS began to gain the upper hand and a run-a-ball 50 from Charlie Miles and an impressive cameo from Kieran Farrer saw the team reach 155-6 declared after 34 overs. The Ipswich reply began at pace and at 93-3 it seemed that they might chase down the RHS total until a miserly spell of 5 overs for 6 runs from Callum Hensby and 3 for 15 from Nick Paddon put paid to their hopes leaving them 107-7 at the close in our satisfactory winning draw.

U14B XI v Ipswich School (W by 4 wickets)
The U14Bs went one further by defeating Ipswich School easily by 4 wickets with Elliott Rayment making 53 runs in an excellent and positive performance at home. Acting coach, Mr Clive Rennison, was impressed and pleased to compliment the team to regular coach, Mr Carl Gould.

Junior 1st XI v Orwell Park (W by 14 runs)
The Junior 1st XI defeated Orwell Park by 14 runs, but in truth they were always in control having set a challenging target on a difficult batting track. Alex Oxley batted from start to finish, scoring 85 not out, after he and captain, Josh Frame, put on 72 for the first wicket. Spinners, Frame and Fergus Atkins, together with inswinging Thomas Paddon bowled well and created much pressure for the Orwell batsmen. This good bowling restricted Orwell Park to 120-5 in their allocated overs in reply to RHS’s 134-2, which saw RHS win by 14 runs.

Junior 2nd XI v Orwell Park (L by 60 runs)
The Junior 2nds lost by 60 runs as our Under 12 bowlers strayed from their normal line and length.

Junior 3rd XI v Orwell Park (W by 27 runs)
Our Junior 3rds batted first and made 96 for 7 in 20 overs with John Well aggressively hitting some late runs. Orwell Park 3rds mustered 69 for 8 from their 20 overs which saw RHS win by 27 runs. Varun Nayar was the pick of the bowlers with 3 wickets whilst special mention must be made of John Wells’ and Tom Ponsonby’s wonderful catches.

Earlier in the week four matches were played against Felstead Prep

Junior 1st XI v Felsted Prep (L by 50 runs)
The Junior 1st XI lost at Felsted Prep having played some excellent cricket for half the game. Electing to bowl first, our boys did extremely well with Cameron Jordan coping brilliantly against the two opening batsmen. Once the spinners came on we slowed the run-rate down before Elliott Chilvers bowled effectively at the death. 121 was the RHS target which was a below par total on an excellent wicket and quick outfield for late April but, unbelievably, the RHS top order were dismissed by four brilliant direct run-outs which killed any chance of victory. Alex Oxley was run-out to a brilliant pick up and throw at one stump from square, whilst Josh Frame, Fergus Atkins and William Kempster cannot be criticised as they tried to show positive intent in their running between the wickets. RHS fell short by some 50 runs as only Cillian Rew showed some stubborn resistance after the wonderful fielding by Felsted Prep.

Junior 2nd XI v Felsted Prep (L)
Felstead Prep Junior 2nds were 138 for 7 when they declared. The wides and no balls were costly to the RHS 2nds, together with a couple of important drop catches, although generally the RHS fielding was good. Only two batsman got starts, Tom Ponsonby and Cory Stone again. Stone was dismissed by a brilliant slip catch, but almost everyone else gave their wicket away in search of runs.

Junior 3rd XI v Felsted Prep (Drew)
The RHS Junior 3rds enjoyed most of the game but could only draw at home to Felsted in their declaration game. RHS made a creditable 99/8 declaring just after tea on a difficult batting wicket. Felsted went off in positive fashion before Finn Anderson clawed it back with some fight as the visitors finished on 82/9. RHS couldn’t get that final wicket for victory.

Junior 4th XI v Felsted Prep (W by 6 wickets)
The Junior 4ths went one better by easily defeating Felsted Prep 4ths and chasing down an excellent 160 for victory by 6 wickets with Tom Young making an undefeated half century on his RHS debut. Young put on 121 with Max Cullinane who made 37 not out.

Maiden Century for Michael Cowdrey
Final bit of cricket news this week: Michael Cowdrey, the Under 15 Opening batsman who has played some Senior 1st XI cricket this season, made his maiden century on Sunday for Cambridgeshire Under 15s for whom he captains. Well done Michael, a great moment in anyone’s cricket career.

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Fantastic turn out for the RHS Mini-Marathons

08 Thursday May 2014

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On Sunday 4 May the Royal Hospital School hosted it’s annual Mini-Marathons. There were 175 entries in the two races and 158 finishers. A dozen staff and a number of parents ran in one or the other of the races and the support around the entire course from the rest of the school was tremendous. A great occasion! The results are as follows:

Ultra Mini-Marathon (5miles):
Team winners were MacArthur, boys’ winner was Tom Brown of Year 7 and Macarthur House and the girls’ winner was Tor Williams, Year 8, Shackleton House.

Mini-Marathon (10.5miles):
Girls’ team winners were Howe, first girl was Serena Brown of Year 9 and Howe.
Boys’ team winners were Collingwood, first boy was Robert Cowper-Coles of St Vincent.

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