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St Joseph�s Sports Day

St Joseph�s Open Sports Days 4-9

Bishop Fitzgerald Sports Day

St John�s Wins Both Shields 10-15

UEFA�Champions League Qualifiers

Lincoln Go One Better 16-17

Sacred Heart Sports Day

Small But Ver Competitive 18-23

St Anne�s Sports Day

Unique Sports Day

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Loreto Convent Sports Day

Sport For All 29-31

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ST JOSEPH �S SPORTS D AYS

ST JOSEPH’S

OPEN SPORTS DAYSSt Joseph�s opened all schools annual Sports Day on Wednesday 3rd June at the Victoria Stadium in front of a

practically packed* capacity western turnstyles.

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The days proceedings consisted of just under 60 events ontrack and field including a dance routine and Gymnastics dis-play starting off with the interschool relays. Both relays were very competitive and close with BishopFitzgerald (girls) and Sacred Heart (boys) claiming victory onthe final 10 metres, though both winners were controlling theirrespective races very well from start to finish. St Joseph�s andSt Anne�s were 2nd and 3rdin the girls race with Bishop Fitzger-ald and Loreto taking 2nd and 3rd for the boys. Dr Joey BrittoDirector of Education kindly presented the trophies to the win-ners.Immediately after the presentations of the relay runners, StJoseph�s 2015 Sports Day commenced with Field and Trackevents going on currently with brief stoppages for house pointsannouncements.

Year 5Seth DavidsonEvan BustoLouisann PereraYear 6Kian DobinsonJayce SerraKeyleigh TellezYear 7Ewan GraciaGianfranco MoralesMark WarwickSportsman Event Year 4Mia BenitezErin Byrne

Ongoing Field Events(mixed)

Shot PuttYear 4Louis NavarroYeiron PerezEmily PooleYear 5Liam AlvezAdrian RevagliatteLouis RussoYear 6Hannah SheriffBret WeigoldJames RosadoYear 7Arturo CapurroJules StagnettoJade YusifredoStanding Jump

Years 4/5Julia ZelazoChloe MacArthyAmelia HampsonYears 6/7Daisy HammertonSarah LlambiasWilliam FosterHigh StepperYear 4Sonia SzetelaLihi GalezerNieve ColtonYear 5Emma Rocca Craigh DawesMerrick KentJavelinYear 4Alan RumfordPatrick PeraltaLee Mifsud

Sharelle ParodyYear 5Isa LagerberySophie WardLauren MartinezYear 6Eva ConsiquieriAmy Ignacio GrechMayssa JalarbiGianella IgnacioYear 7Lucy Wright Emma Wood Salma El Aaoui-GlynneKatrina Fortuna

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Sportsman Event (boys)Year 4Keiron DaleyDivjas ShahaniCraig RatcliffeYear 5Samuel Serra James CanepaMatthew MillsYear 6Adrian HuibregtseJayden JoyceDavid Otero-QuickYear 7Abdullah OuarbiaCallum BraysonToshan Aswani Tirathdas

Track Events (girls)50m Year4Mara TorodanMilan OteroYarin Gal Ezer50m Year 5Arwen NealeNaomi CanepaLauren SanguinettiEmma Torres

80m Year 4Isabella DebenhamSarah DesoizaIona Sacarello80m Year 5Victoria CanterosAmy GuillermEllie Crook80m Year 6Aiyana VillaJanelle PorroNeue Clinton80m Year 7Zoe King Kiera FinnieJanelle Gallardo100m Year 4Lucia Guillem HernandezSarah WoodLuna Tornese100m Year 5Cellene GriffinElla OliveroKristina Olivero100m Year 6Megan ShaferSiandayle AlmanSarah Montovio

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100m Year 7Anne CanepaHolly TheobaldShanon O�toole200m Year 7Mie Jensen AlvarezAlexandra MartinezLorien Balban200m Year 7Cadiz OteroAmy AvellanoChloe Traverso

Track Events (boys)50m Year 4Harry TurnerHarvey LeroyLuke Azopardi50m Year 5Sachin GuptaDaniel MitchellMatthew Navas 80m Year 4Mark YeoMax CruzJansen Avellano80m Year 5Jamie CortesKaylan FaleroSonny Traverso80m Year 6

Junior RelayNeptune MercuryJupiterSenior RelayMercuryJupiterNeptuneMedley RelayJupiterMercuryNeptune

Louie JacksonJason AgripinoJoey Sacarello80m Year 7Matthew MasonNicholas EllulJayron Field100m Year 4Tommy HolegreavesJesse SeguiJaylan Duarte100m Year 5Kaylan BalloquiAman ShivdasaniLiam Almeida100m Year 6

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Thomas PitalugaSean PereraLeigh Debono100m Year 7James EllulKaylan LivingstoneJavier FernandezChristian Zammit200m Year 6Ellis WilsonJulian LagueaOliver Gowans200m Year 9¡7

Travis ColladoStanley Olivero Paul FrancisJunior RelayMercuryJupiterNeptuneSenior RelayNeptune JupiterNeptuneMedley RelayNeptuneMercuryJupiter

At the end of the athletics meet, there was a tie between Mercury andJupiter, thus both houses share the 2015 Athletics Cup. Jupiter finishedin 3rd.So at the end of it all Mercury was the Champion House for 2014/2015with 21 points followed by Neptune (19) and Jupiter (16).The presentation of the trophies and awards concluded the afternoonsproceedings carried out by Soraya Busson fro Saccone and Speed (gib)Ltd and Dr Terrence Ocaæa, St Josephs school Headmaster, who pre-sented the individual awards.

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Best PlayersFootballKaylan LivingstoneJanelle GallardoBasketballBradley AvellanoJanelle GallardoNetballJanelle Ticknell-SmithHockeyChristian ZammitHolly TheobaldGymnasticsStanley OliveroCadiz OteroAthleticsTravis ColladoJanelle Ticknell-Smith

Most ImprovedFootballMatthew MasonTiana TapperBasketballZack ZammitMariead SheriffNetballEmma BonaviaHockeyKaylan LivingstoneSalma El Aoui GlynnGymnasticsNathan CainesAmy AvellanoAthleticsJames EllulZoe King

The ·Victor Lodorum· awards for the best performance on theday were won by Matthew Mason (boys) and Zoe King (girls). Finally the �Sports Boy and Girl� awards were presented to Kay-lan Livingstone and Janelle Gallardo. Bradley Avellano andCadiz Otero were the runner-ups.

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BISHOP FITZGERALD SPORTS D AY

BOTH SHIELDSThe Bishop Fitzgerald school Sports Day was held on Tuesday 9th June last at the Victoria Stadium in front of apacked western turnstyle of parents, relatives and friends of the young competitors.

ST JOHN’S WIN

No less than 54 events were held on the day that includedgymnastics and vaulting displays and of course, the traditionalinterschool 4 x 100m relays.As usual the Sports Day consisted of two competitions, a purelyathletics one and an athletics circuit consisting of pupils tack-ling various sports in one race. So on the day we had 2 trophiesat stake, the athletics shield and the athletics circuit shield andboth were won by St John.

Some field events were held prior to the Spots Day, as werethe team Competitions where St John had only managed towin the Girls Road Racing. Football and Basketball shields. Sofor them the outcome was a more formality for the Champi-onship Shield was theirs. St Johns claimed wins in Netball andSwimming and wins only helped for joint second with St Johnand St Bernard taking 4thplace with no wins o their credit.The Sports Day came to an end with the presentation of thetrophies and awards kindly carried out by some of the guestsand Dr. Paul Lyon who will be retiring as headmaster of BishopFitzgerald at the end of the term.As usual, the inter-school relays commenced theafternoon/evening proceeding with 2 very competitive races.Hosts Bishop Fitzgerald had to be content with runners-upspots on both counts with St Anne�s winning the girls and Sa-

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cred Heart winning the boys. Sa-cred Heart took 3rd in the girlsevent and St Anne�s were 3rd inthe boys race.Field Events (girls)Javelin Year 4Katherine LaneAna RichardsonYaiza PadronYear 5Ariah BarbaraZamara JoaquinChristina DaswaniYear 6Milly Anne HeadAnne Marie FeethamAnita PereiraYear 7Alex BennetDeeta MahubaniKacey Olivera

Year 5Thomas McspiritNicola Fa Elie ViagasYear 6Lance PrescottRobert PintoJaydan MauroYear 7Samantha BodhaNicky MartinezAlex BagliettoShot Putt Year 4Jayron NegronLouis TrenadoMatuey CeleciaYear 5Denzel SosaMohammed AbboudAmit Basantani

Shot Putt Year 4Chloe readParis AndersonTalia MorenoYear 5Ariah BarbaraAaliya MauroCaitlin OliveraYear 6Angelina LinaresBrianna BorasteroIsabella MacMahonYear 7 Suzanne GeorgeJoelle HarrisonDeeta MahbubaniField Events (boys)Javelin Year 4Jaydan RecagnoJyan DuStefan Tilbury

Year 7Ryan KeyJayce CarrerasNicky MartinezTrack Events (girls)80m Year 4Erin Villa-QuickTalia MorenoAimee RissoYear 5Natalia ReyesNihal Oilad OmarAimee EnrilesYear 6Reighan OliveroSherille MartinezAngelina LinaresYear 7Robyn CeleciaSharron Santos

Year 6Keith NegronLouis VictorAlex Edwards

Aerim Victor100m Year 4Kylie DuarteErin Wilkie

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Anabella BartonYear 5Isabella WinkCaitlin RodriguezKaylee SilvaYear 6Hannah ColladoNoelle CassanoAngelique Sheppard-CapurroYear 7Grace Anne DavisKelly Anne RutherfordZyanne Hamilton200m Year 4Janella JohnsonSarah PophamHailey McguiganYear 5Morgan JacobsEllen DixonLorena DavidsonYear 6Daniella DavidsonJoleen ParodyTazmin FrierYear 7Alex WeddellSheania Cumbo

Jesenia Sanchez400m Year 6NorcadyJuliette LoomeKatie Tunbridge4x100m Relays Year 4St John St PeterSt PaulYear 5St Bernard St PaulSt PeterYear 6St John St Peter St BernardYear 7St BernardSt PeterSt PaulTrack Events (boys)80m Year 4Callum EnglishJonathan SciortinoJayron Negron80m Year 5Matthew Codali Dylan Foskett

Nicky Grech80m Year 6Alex UnderyRaul PerezCallum Viæales80m Year 7Sean BenitezStefan Thorne

Christian Chipolina100m Year 4Jesse GomezNicholas CanoSebastian Yeates100m Year 5Daniel CarreteroMatthew Jeffries

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Omar Guslarsky100m Year 6Nigel WinkCarl HeymanCharlie Foskett100m Year 7Jayron FiguerasThomas ReyesRohan Chelleram 200m Year 4Jeremy PereraHaytam BonfanteJulian SoizaYear 5Jamie CaetanoMaxwell SantosRhys Sheppard200m Year 6Jamie McgrailSergio MascarenhasLouis Thoppil- Poyatos200m Year 7Anthony BarceloCraig Bossano-Anes

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Members of the public are advised that the Mario Finlayson National Art Gallery at theCity Hall will be opening on Saturdays from 1000hrs to1400hrs as from Saturday 20thJune 2015.

Devon Gibbins400m Year 6Luke McColloughWilliam CorreaJamie Hyde400m Year 7Omar El YetteftiEvan De HaroHarrison Turner4x100m Relays Year 4St Peter St JohnSt BernardYear 5 St John St PeterSt BernardYear 6St JohnSt BernardSt PeterYear 7St PaulSt John

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St PeterIndividual AwardsCharles Pizarro trophy for outstanding performance on

the Sports Day:

Grace Anne DavisRunner-up to Sports Boy and Girl of the Year:Ryan AzopardiStella BartonSports Boy and Girl of the Year:Anthony Barcelo

Grace Lister and Natalie Caetano were joint winners.

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UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Q UALIFIERS

LINCOLN GO ONE

BETTERL

incoln Red Imps Football Club made Gibraltar football history when they qualified once again for the UEFAChampions League qualifiers on consecutive seasons, not only did they qualify but they went one betterthan last year and managed to get past the 1st round.

First round rivals were the Andorran champions Santa Colomawhich came to Gibraltar for the first leg encounter, a very dullmatch with not many chances created by both teams endingin a 0-0 result which was not a bad result for Lincoln consider-ing they had not conceded an away goal.A week later Lincoln travelled to the Estadio Comunal D�An-dorra La Vella in high spirits to upset the Andorrans and sothey did. Santa Coloma took the lead midway in the 1st half throughIldefons Lima and took that lead to the interval. Lincoln came out in the second half in search of that away goal

which would turn the tie in their favour, and the goal camequicker than expected courtesy of Anthony Bardon and 15 min-utes later Gib�s and Lincoln�s local hero Lee Casciaro made it1-2 and game over for Santa Coloma, and off to Denmark toplay FC Midtylland in the 2nd round.Lincoln went out looking for a good result to take home in the2nd leg and were holding well at the back with Juanse, Liamand Lee trying to get that away goal. Unfortunately the Danesmanaged to get on the score sheet with 15 minutes to go ofthe 1st half through Morten Rasmussen. Lincoln managed to

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create some very good scoring opportunities but they were un-able to materialise them and at the end of the 90mins it fin-ished 1-0.So to the 2nd leg and all to play for as a goal for Lincoln wouldget them back in the tie. Lincoln came out strong and wereapplying some pressure and creating some chances whichwere very ably intercepted by the Danish defence and keeper.As the match went on the Danes began to pick up the pace ofthe game and were mounting their chances which were verywell parried by keeper Navas. But enough was enough and onthe final minute of the first half a cross was headed in by Mar-

tin Pusic for the Danes 1st goal and a 2-0 aggregate score intheir favour.The second half started with Lincoln knowing that they had analmost impossible feat of scoring 3 goals, but none the lessthey battled till the end giving the packed stadium a great foot-ball match to watch.Once again in the last minute of the game the Danes managedyet another goal through Stein Poulsen for the final 2-0 score.May I say Lincoln bow out of the competition but not withouta fight.

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.The Sacred school sports day was held on Wednesday 10th June last at the Victoria Stadium in front of a

practically packed western turnstyles of parents, of relatives and friends of the children.

SACRED HEART SPORTS DAY

Though as small school, the children take their sport very se-riously and perform with great enthusiasm on track and field.A very competitive athletics event that saw Nelson walkingaway with the overall champions shield following their suc-cess on the day. Nelson accumulated 274 points with Rooke250 and Elliot 246.

The evenings proceedings kicked-off with interschool relayswhere hosts, Sacred Heart gave an excellent account ofthemselves winning the boys event with the girls a very cred-itable 3rd.The girls were first on the track, where bishop fitzgerald andSt Annes enjoyed the neck to neck battle with the former

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pipping off the latter at the finish tape. Sacred Heart were 3rd

ahead of St Josephs. Fitzgeralds winning time was 1:01:00.

As for the boys, well, Sacred Heart dominated from the sec-ond string to the finish clocking an excellent 57 seconds.Fitzgerald and St Annes took 2nd and 3rdrespectively.

Field Events (boys)Javelin year 4/5Jayden Bartolo 13.70mJay Key 12.60mBryce Gomez 11.90mJavelin year 6/7Bilal Dovah 18.70mJayron Patterson 17.20mZakaria Ben Abdel 10.00mShot Putt year 4/5Jerai Santos 11.20mTravis Plata 10.99mAaron Brier 10.02mShot Putt year 6/7Jose Rodriguez 13.40mPeter Grima 12.80mFrancis Tejon 11.70m

Field Events (girls)Javelin year 4/5Amber Fox 10.10mHannah Tante 9.90mNiah Lima 9.00mJavelin year 6/7Sarah Dalmedo 10.50mBodene Bonicci 10.00mLauren Blezzard 8.30mShot Putt year 4/5Chenille Brown 10.60mHannah Peliza 7.01mTiana Plata 6.81m

Standing JumpKayden Rodriguez 1.94mAngel Gonzalez 1.84mMatthew Plumb 1.72mLong JumpGabriel Devincenzi 4.10mFinlay Cawthron 3.99mSebastian Olah 3.86mTrack Events (girls)60m Hurdles �A�Year 4Tia Montgomery 14.00 Nyanne TorresKatie OrcielYear 5Zuleima Molina 15.00Lauren GuyShannia BacarisaNicole Paye

FROM PAGE 18SMALL BUT VERY COMPETITIVE

Shot Putt year 6/7Brianna Prescott 11.29mEmma Maclaren 11.09mMalake Isaddouren 10.24mStanding Jump Maya Breeze 1.72mYanira Blagg 1.60mEva Devincenzi 1.52mLong JumpJayrene Patterson 3.46mMikaelah Bellingan 3.28mJayrene Gaiviso 3.10m

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Year 6Najade Caetano 13.00Nicole OrcielInez Fraga Coleen McologanNayra PujolYear 7Janelle Oton 13.00Kaya BirkettJanelle De La Rosa60m Hurdles �B�Year 4Shannon Gomez 15.00Shanelle GalloJyresse ScanigliaYear 5Maroua El Benziqui 14.00Anastacia LaneTiana PlataYear 6Skye Dalrymple 13:00Kayla Vasquez 13:00Sofia DiesKesley Guy60m Year 4Eva Devincenzi 9:00Kelsa SegoviaEvelyn Bibby60m Year 5Julia Sweet 10:00Chenille BrownHannah Tante

80m Year 4Marta Leiria 12:00Tanika WiltonNayara Carmona80m Year 5Niah Lima 14:00Sophia BrinkmanTatiana Ivanova80m Year 6Amy Fortunato 13:00Emma DesoizaJolie Foster80m Year 7Hayam Fakir Seilam 13:00Maryan El Benziqui

Mia Wallace

100m Year 6Brianna Prescott 16:0Isabella LewisThalia Guerra100m Year 7Mikaelah Bellingan 15:00Curtney HazellAlexandra Hurtado150m Year 4Yanika Blagg 25:00Olivia AbudarhamErica Gonzalvez150m Year 5Maya Breeze 23:00 *Abigail Bellingan Khianna Lima

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150m Year 6Emily Pillans 24:00Jude QuigleyAndrea Penner 200m Year 7Jayrene Patterson 29:00 *Emma MaclarenLauren Reyes400m Year 7Hajar El Ouahabi 1:20:00Maisy Neame

Shalim Martinez4x100m RelaysYear 4Nelson 1:13:00Elliot RookeYear 5

Nelson 1:08:00

Elliot RookeYear 6Nelson 1:08:00Elliot

RookeYear 7Elliot 1:04:00Rooke NelsonTrack Events (boys)60m Hurdles Year 4

Nathan Bolinbroke 14:00

Koyam HenwoodLee GonzalezYear 5Jerai Santos 13:00

Travis Plata

Keiran Kaltar

Year 6Jaylan Gosnay 13:00Antonio SheehanJohnny Molina60m Hurdles Year 4Jeremy Skrzyniarz 14:00Alexander SanchezNate RyalYear 5

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Johan Tate 12:00Calelo RyalJake SmalisYear 6Nicolaj Forrester 12:00Aidan BrierNyle Piris60m Year 4Ellis Pillans 10:00George BurnsCharles Rowe60m Year 5Nathan Parody 10:00Matthew PocockAaron Brier80m Year 4Jaydan Bartolo 12:00Ian BalloquiSteven Gerard80m Year 5Elian Paredes 12:00Matthew PlumbEthan Goodchild80m Year 6Zakaria Benadel Harin 13:00Nick LlambiasJaivan Payas80m Year 7Ibrahime Buchekovef 13:00Ahmen El BenziquiPeter Grima100m Year 7Ethan Gonzalez 15:00Callum HellierSam Robles150m Year 4

Angel Gonzalez 21:00 *Kaylan RodruigezAidan Mansfeild50m Year 5Jay Key 23:00Joao RodriguezNoah Anders150m Year 6Finlay Cawthorn 19:00 *Sebastian OlahWilliam Duthie200m Year 7Tristan Olivares 32:00Jayron PattersonBilal Dovah400m Year 7Gabriel Devincenzi 1:06:00*Jenk SamurayPeter Garcia4x100m RelaysYear 4Nelson 1:08:00EliottRookeYear 5Rooke 1:04:00EliottNelsonYear 6Rooke 1:03:00EliottNelsonYear 7Nelson 1:02:00

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Rooke EliottThe individual awards closed the presentation of trophiesceremony kindly carried out by the Director Of EducationDr Joey Britto and Mr Dennis Fa who will be retiring as

deputy headmaster following 34 years in the teachingproffesion

Exellence Awards

Emma Maclaren - Basketball girls

Callum Hellier- Basketball boys

Janelle De La Rosa- Fooball girls

Sam Robles and Tristan Olivares� Football

Boys

Jayrene Patterson� Athletics Girls

Gabriel Devincenzi� Athletics Boys

Jayrene Patterson� Gymnastics Girls

Gabriel Devincenzi� Gymnastics Boys

Bodene Bonicci � Hockey Girls

Gabriel Devicenzi� Hockey Boys

Emma Maclaren � Netball

The Paul Lyon Award for the most improved sports boyand girl were presented to Jyron Patterson and jointly Ar-ianne Mansfield and Bodene Bonicci. The Dominic SantosAward for best effort in all areas of PE was presented toJulian Brinkman. Finally the sports boy and girl awardswere presented to Jayrene Patterson and Gabriel Devin-

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‘UNIQUE’SPORTSSPORTS

DAYDAY

St Anne�s Sports Day can certainly be called a �unique� Team Sports Day. Pupils are grouped according to

their ability and form teams which will only compete against others of the same level.

ST ANNE �S SPORTS D AYS 2015

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The school has four houses (Carmel, Fatima, Europa and Lour-

des and each year has four groups within each house. There-

fore there are 16 groups competing in each year. This

grouping encourages team work and whilst there is room for

outstanding performance, it is the team performance which is

encouraged.

At St Anne�s it is the underlying belief that when children en-

courage each other and work cooperatively alongside each

other, they have already triumphed. Within each group a

leader and coach has been nominated ant the children have

been taught to deliver corrective and positive feedback to their

peers.

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The children were excited and cheered each other along.

There was healthy competition, and numerous records were

broken:

Adam Posso, Maraiah Davis, Arrianne Lima, Jake Ciruela, Sha-

nia Ballester, Renai Marcus, Kaylan Glynn, Yanira Pecino, Emma

Ramires, Leeroy Marquez, Destiny Butigieg, Shauna Martin,

Ayah Arrias, Dante Jimenez, Matthew Pilcher, Alexandra Igna-

cio, Liam Jessop, Kean Thorley and Jothan Sardena were all

record breakers on the day.

Team work was the key, with members motivating each other

and keeping the team spirit up. Rather than let their teams

down, there were instances of sheer perseverance and stam-

ina. At moments like these, the crown appreciated the efforts

made, urging and cheering on individual competitors. There

were some thrilling races which had the crowd on their feet!

The crowd was entertained by an energetic and colourful dis-

play of Hip Hop dancers. These young dancers had been prac-

tising their moves since January. They were amazing and the

choreography outstanding thanks to Ms Perez and Ms Az-

zopardi.

The gym display was precise and a marvel to watch. These

young gymnasts have been rehearsing since Decembers, and

have shown a lot of dedication and commitment. St Anne�s

are lucky to have five teachers helping to run both the tumbling

and gymnasts club: Mrs Pardo Gomez, Ms Azzopardi, Ms

Adamberry, Ms Balloqui, the main choreographer Ms Hook.

The dancers, as always elegant and perfectly synchronised,

danced to an environment song composed by Ms Guilliano the

Head of Music. The dance was fluid and beautifully inter-

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preted. The dance choreographed by Mrs Green.

The final presentation of prizes was inspirational and moving

at the same time.

The following deserve a mention:

Inter School Girls Relay: Won by St Anne�s

Inter School Boys Relay:Won by St Anne�s

Sprinter of the Year:Natalie Escamez, Gianelle Hanglin and

Kye Livingstone

Road Racer of the year:Amelia Hodjetts and

Nayan Adamberry

Basketball player of the year:Natalie Escamez, Jade Garro,

Kyron McGrail and Giannia Gonzalez.

Hockey Player of the year: Emma Ramires, Hailie Mascaren-

has, Kyron McGrail and Nicholas Olivero

Netball Player of the year: Shannon Pozo and Thalia Chipol

Cricket player of the year:Rennai Marcus, Dawn Segovia,

Ewan Navarro and Steven Linares

Gymnast of the year:Eli Navarro and Giannelle Hanglin

Dancer of the year:Chelsie Victor, Shannon Pozo and

Thalia Chipol

Lance Fabre Award:Julianne Martinez and Christian Fortuna

Hip Hop dancer of the year: Giannelle Ochelo and Ella Cruz

Footballer of the year:Hallie Mascarenhas, Giannelle Hanglin

and Joey Flores

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Badminton player of the year: Destiny Baglietto and

Jerome Duarte

Swimming Award: Briana Chrome, Megan Olivero, Jaden

Pitto and John Cassaglia

Chess Award: Isabella Torres and Joseph Greco

Drama Award: Tia Tedd and Louis Enriles

Joe Cortes Award:Noelle Latin and Celine Montegriffo

Victor Ludorum Trophy Runners Up:Giannelle Hanglin,

Kye Livingstone and Jeremy Mena

Victor Ludorum Trophy:Natalie Escamez and Leroy Marquez

Sports Girl/Boy Runner up:Emma Ramires and Joey Flores

Sports Girl/Boy:Shannon Pozo and Kyron McGrail.

The most anticipated moment finally arrived, when Europa was

presented with the Athletics Shield, and Fatima with the Inter-

House Shield. A most memorable and special Team Sports Day

2015 at St Anne�s Middle School. Well done to all who made it

happen: Head of PE Mrs Pardo Gomez, staff at St Anne�s school,

volunteers and past pupils of St Anne�s School.

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‘SPORT FOR ALL’

Loreto Convent Middle School Sports Day took part in late June on pitch number two at the Victoria Stadium

commencing at 6.00pm.

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It was a great evening filled with innovative sporting races and

many smiles, in an event where �Sport for All� was the focus.

Children from ear 3 to year 8 participated in individual races,

paired and team races in order to gain as many points for their

House as possible.

It was a close competition for the Sports Day Shield in which

St Philomena�s were triumphant. St Philomena�s were also

awarded the Road Racing Cup, which all children competed in

throughout the course of the year.

The clear winners of the Academic Shield were St Joan�s who

managed to gain over 12,000 house points in the academic

year.

There were several individual awards presented on the evening

to the year 7�s

Sports Girl:Isabella Macquisten

Sports Boy:Ricko Felipes

Gymnast of the Year:Natalia Purkiss- Galan

Footballer of the Year:Harvey Collins

Netballer of the Year:Rosie Tunbridge and Maria

Chumillas Onteniente

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Basketballer of the Year (Boys):Javier Alvarez Savedra

Basketballer of the Year (Girls):Iris Hartman

Hockey Player of the Year (Boys):Zack Kaemmerlan

Hockey Player of the Year (Girls):Olivia Bell