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Athletics

As usual, we had a strong repre-
sentation at the Sportshall Athlet-
ics, representing County Antrim.
At U13 level, Mia Fox Gordon, Jo-
hanna Thompson, Dani Dunlop

and Anna Service were all select-
ed and performed strongly. It
was super to see such a strong
representation from one school.

Jodie Farquhar, Aimee Fleming
and Katie Smyth were once again
selected for the U15 team and did

the school proud with their
efforts across a range of running,
Football now in full preparation for the
throwing and jumping events. summer competitions .
This year Girls’ Football is in full
Building on her indoor success, With the schools new IFA Silver
swing! During Term 1, the girls’
Jodie won the Central qualifier at teams competed in this year’s Quality Mark Award, it has recog-
NEBSSA in the U15 Shot Putt, and Irish Football Associations School nised and rewarded all the pupils,
on finals day secured the bronze Futsal Competition. The girls put both girls and boys, who have

medal—congratulations Jodie! on a brave and exciting display, shown their dedication and com-
given for many it was their first mitment to the school football
A number of Year 8 girls had their
experience of indoor Futsal. teams, and the school’s commit-
first taste of outdoor competition ment to the development and
Throughout the year, the girls
at the Antrim Forum at the begin- promotion of the game at all lev-
have continued training and are
ning of May—lots of great experi- els.
ence was gained, along with some
strong performances and person-

al best set on the day. This all au-
gurs well for Sports Day!

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