Boys Hockey Results

 

 

 

Boys from Years 9 & 10 competed in the annual (7 a side) Southgate Schools Hockey U15 Tournament on 4.2.10. They won all their games and with it the Improvers Trophy. It was a real team effort, and we hope to see all the Year 9 boys playing this summer for Enfield in the London Youth Games squad as the Year 10s did last year, where they came 4th out of all the London Boroughs.

Keep up the training boys.

Mr Saunders

 

 

 

 

Squad

 10BN    M. Nembhard          Captain

10BN    Y. Gonen                 Goal Keeper

10BN    C. Clarke

10RE    J. Lewis                   2 goals

10RE    M. Imran                  6 goals

9GY      J Wilson                  3 goals

9GY      T. Chesterman

9GY      M. Agapiou             2 goals

9PI        A Hamit                    1 goal

 

Last Updated on Thursday, 11 February 2010 08:33
 
Year 8 Footballers Secure Semi-Final Place

Kingsmead 6-1 Drayton Manor

The Year 8 boys football team have qualified for the semi-final of the Middlesex Cup thanks to another resounding victory.

After dispatching the champions of Barnet (Mill Hill 6-3) and Enfield Grammar (6-2) in previous rounds, Kingsmead faced Drayton Manor, the champions of Ealing, for a place in the last four.

Yet again, the team did not dissapoint and with goals from Nicholas Brown (2), Korri Alger, Joshua Onomah, Anthony Gbadamosi and Cezary Krymski they ran out comfortable and emphatic 6-1 winners.

The team will now face Acton on February 25th for a place in the final.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 February 2010 14:56
 
Year 8 Footballers' Successes

Kingsmead 6-3 Mill Hill County

As champions of Enfield, the Year 8 football team strode onto the field on the last Friday before the half term break intent reversing a recent dip in form. Two successive defeats had seen confidence suffer but what better way to get motivated than by playing the champions of Barnet, Mill Hill County School, in the prestigious Middlesex Cup?

It was no surprise that the team started nervously; especially with two regular starters missing. However, with Gelmis Gustaitis having a storming debut game at left back and the defence superbly marshalled by captain Adivul Alam, the team's attacking players took charge of the game and quickly took the lead.

Half time came and went and it was no surprise that Kingsmead comfortably won thanks to a hat-trick from Nicholas Brown, two goals from Joshua Onomah and a goal from Tarik Aciyan.

The resounding result for the Year 8 boys showed not only a return to form but also proved that against unfamiliar opposition in the biggest competition they have played in to date, they can raise their game.

The team have now progressed to the last 16 in a competition that originally had 52 competing teams, where they will play Enfield Grammar.

A huge thank-you to Mr Green who refereed the game.

 

Enfield Grammar 2-6 Kingsmead School

Kingsmead’s Year 8 team again showed their class and ability as they marched into the quarter-finals of the Middlesex County Cup by beating Enfield Grammar 6-2 on Thursday 19th November.

The scoreline would suggest a one-sided game but Kingsmead had to battle back to get on terms after two early goals from the home side left Kingsmead trailing.

Nicholas Brown halved the deficit with a header from a Korri Alger cross and it was Nicholas again who sent his team into the half-time break with the scores level with a scorching equaliser from 25 yards out.

The second half saw Kingsmead raise their game and they dominated the second half hour creating many chances. Wisley Balthazar had a point blank shot saved superbly by the goalkeeper while Nicholas Brown had another effort tipped on to the post.

Joshua Onomah using his skill and technique put Kingsmead in the lead for the first time in the match. Soon after Korri Alger scored direct from a corner to put Kingsmead in charge.

A great move involving substitute Mansur Rahman, Asha Cato-Tyson and Joshua Onomah saw Nicholas Brown break clear to complete his hat trick. Just before the final whistle Joshua Onomah scored his second and the side’s sixth.

The icing on the cake was a superb second half defensive performance which limited Grammar to few chances. The team now wait to discover who their opponents will be in the quarter finals.

Team:
Ugur Yatmaz, Adivul Alam, Kieran Griffiths-Iyashere, Damani Haule, Gelmis Gustatitis, Korri Alger, Nicholas Brown, Asha Cato-Tyson, Anthony Gbadamosi, Joshua Onomah, Wisley Balthazar

Subs:
Hasan Ilik, Caezary Krymski, Mansur Rahman

 

 
London Youth Games - Hockey

Hockey successes- girls and boys from Kingsmead represented Enfield in the qualifying rounds of the London Youth Games Hockey competition last weekend and both teams qualified for the finals to be held at Crystal Palace in July. Even more impressive the whole of the girls team are Kingsmead students!!!!!!

Students involved- Kelly Jackson, Sherelle Whitely, Laura Duffy, Emilia Dangelo, Charlotte Longworth, Alexa Fuschillo, Bethany Jordan, Berfin Kiral, Nicole Sinclair, Yasin Gonen, Joshua Lewis, Jack Wilson

Good luck to both the teams in the finals- I’m sure they’ll do Enfield proud.

Last Updated on Thursday, 25 June 2009 08:28
 
Year 7 Footballers Aiming High

A trio of Year 7 footballers are aiming high for the future!

Joshua Onomah, 7PT will be part of a Tottenham Hotspur junior squad that is heading off to Spain during the May half-term holiday to compete in a European tournament.

Nicholas Brown in 7HR has been signed up by Leyton Orient Football Club until he is 16 and Tarik Aciyan, 7OL has been given a contract next season, also with Leyton Orient.

All three boys were part of this season's outstanding Year 7 team which won the Enfield Middlesex League unbeaten and were the first Kingsmead team to win the Borough Five-a-Side championship!  The team also made the semi final of the Enfield Cup, only losing on the dreaded penalties.

Coached by Head of Year, Mr Pieri it would seem this team of talented youngsters are destined for further success in the future.

Well done to Joshua, Nicholas and Tarik and to all the Year 7 Football team squad.

 
Judo Success for Amy Thompson

Following some outstanding recent results our star Judo competitor, Amy Thompson, 11PA will be representing Great Britain in two prestigious events in July.

Between July3rd-6th, Amy will participate in the European Judo Championships in Slovakia, taking part in the Cadet event.  Following this at the end of the month she will travel to Tampere in Finland for the bi-annual European Youth Olympic Festival.  This multi sport event will see young people from 49 European countries gathering together participating in traditional Olympic events.  We would like to wish Amy every success in these two events, everyone at Kingsmead is very proud of her!

 
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