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ESFA Success for Year 9 Boys

We would like to congratulate our Year 9 boys after a fine season, reaching the last 8 of the National Cup and the sem-finals of the County Cup.

The Year 9s produced one of the finest runs in the National Football competition the school has ever seen with 7 wins, falling at the 8th hurdle with defeat to a very strong Cleeve School in Cheltenham.

The boys have shown great effort and resilience with 4 victories coming from goals down, 4 of which came from winners in the last minute! Including a win over last year's National Champions, Shenfield High.

Their County Cup run included wins over Hemel, Haileybury Turnford, John Henry Newman, Freman College.

The squad has been Tommy F, Jack M, Tommy A, captain - Dylan E, Harry H, Harry L, Joseph W, Thomas W, Rory O'D, Leighton E, Myles B, James H, Sam L, Alfie Y, Ollie J & Oliver M.

We would also like to congratulate the 9B team who have also played so well competing against some A teams in the District League competition. Finally a huge thanks to Mr Garvey and Mr Brown for their support this year for all these boys.

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