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YEAR 9 BASKETBALL
Imberhorne 47 : 22 Michael Hall
The 1st game of our Year 9 basketball season saw the team beat Michael Hall 47-22. Fantastic teamwork throughout the game.
POG Henley Truss who scored 23 points.
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GOLD MEDAL
Zac Webber from Year12 competed at ‘Intershoot’ in the Netherlands, representing the GB regional squad in the ‘junior men’s pistol shooting competition.
It was an amazing experience for him to be up against many international competitors from as far afield as Peru and Canada. The first day he reached the final coming 7th but on day two he came away with a Gold medal in the individuals final!
This week he is hoping that his luck continues when he travels to Cannock to compete in the National schools pistol shooting championships representing Imberhorne.
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PLANTING FOR SUMMER
Sixth Form enrichment Horticulture group are looking ahead to summer this week sowing some Sweet Peas.
With thanks to Imberhorne Lane Nursery and Plant Centre for their kind donation of compost.
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YEAR 10 BOYS FOOTBALL
Oathall 1 Imberhorne School 6
Last Friday saw our Year 10 Football team play away against Oathall. Wanting to maintain their current form of results, the boys were keen to keep their momentum going, and were eager for another win. The game started well with Imberhorne playing good football from the first whistle, and because of this, it didn’t take long for this type of play to result in goals scored. Armstrong took his chances in both the 10th and 11th minute resulting in Imberhorne going ahead by two and taking over control of the game. The confidence grew within the team, with the boys creating further chances and scoring another two goals before half time, one of which being a free kick scored by Lammas. Going into the second half, the boys knew they were to continue playing in the same way. Oathall started strong with them scoring from outside the box and adding one to the scoresheet. With a healthy lead still, Imberhorne didn’t let this impact their game and continued to apply the pressure. As a result, two further goals were scored and Imberhorne came away with the win.
Goal scorers, Armstrong x4, Latham, Lammas.