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Blackhawks U16 Girls
go National League
Woking Blackhawks U16 Girls will be
entering the National league in 2008/2009 season that starts
in September.
Home games will be played on Sundays
between 2pm and 4pm in the main hall at the Winston
Churchill School in Woking.
Training starts at Woking High School
on Tuesday 27th May and Wednesday 28th May from 8pm - 10pm.
Anyone who thinks they are of the appropriate standard and
would like to join , please feel free to contact the
Coach Phil Parry on 07976 397745, email him at
phil@blackhawks.co.uk
or simply turn up at a practice session.
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Blackhawks Girls beat old rivals Guildford Heat
Blackhawks u16s Girls vs Guildford Heat 31 - 14
(Friday 9th November 2007)
The first game of the
season for the Blackhawk girls entailed solid offensive and
defensive performances from every member of the team. After
a nervous start the girls got into their stride and
completely shut out any shooting opportunities that the
Guildford girls had. Brilliant offensive rebounding from
Hargreaves led to the first basket of the game which gave
the girls the confidence that they needed. Great defence
from Wright led to a fast break which Anagnostopoulus scored
with ease. At the end of the first quarter Blackhawks were 6
points up with no reply from Guildford.
In the second quarter
Guildford stepped up their defence however this was no
problem for the Blackhawks who drove to the basket for some
easy lay ups. Guildford brought on their danger player which
was a real test for the girls but Lifton and Jarvis
prevented her from making any easy baskets through tight
defence and brilliant help defence from Jones.
In
the third quarter the girls offence structure widened which
ripped the defence apart leading to Anagnostouplos taking on
her player one on one and driving to the basket and scoring
every time. In the fourth quarter the girls intensified the
defence blocking out any penetration into the key with
Hargreaves and Jones clearing up the boards. A very positive
start for the U16 girls’ basketball season.
A
great winning start for coach Taylor.
The U17 team at Surrey Festival 22nd April 2007
Woking Blackhawks destroy Guildford Heat
Blackhawks u17s Girls vs Guildford Heat u18s 60 – 11
With their BBL championship winning team flying high, the
Heat u18s girls’ team came along to the Surrey Girls
Tournament with high hopes.
These were soon dashed by a brilliant display from the
dominant Blackhawks u17s Girls. As with the earlier Sutton
game the Blackhawks girls scored 20 points before the Heat
managed a point. With fantastic interaction at the point
between Hardiman and Miah the well drilled Woking team gave
Guildford a lesson in playing basketball. With great
contributions from Wright, Marshall and Dillnutt the
Blackhawks kept the pressure on ending the half 37-5 up.
The second half was more of the same with great defending
from Taylor ensuring Guildford struggled for every point.
The final score ended 60 – 11 to the Blackhawks.
Exceptional performances from Blackhawks centre Becky Mole,
completely dominating the Heat’s 6’ 2” centre; Anabelle
Hardiman scoring 25 points and shooting 70% from the field;
and Asrina Miah for unbelievable penetration of the key and
scoring.
MVP and top scorer: Anabelle Hardiman 40.0 (25 points, 5
steals, 5 rebounds)
Team: Marshall, Wright (4), Hardiman (25), Miah (14), Mole
(15), Taylor (2), Dillnutt
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Blackhawks Girls dominate against inexperienced
Sutton...
Blackhawks vs Sutton 87 – 18
It was a tough outing for the newly formed Sutton Girls
squad coming up against a formidable Blackhawks team
used to playing senior level in the Wessex league.
The Blackhawks started the game well putting 20 points
on the board before Sutton had a chance to reply. Even
though Woking were playing a much weaker side they still
showed respect and kept the defence strong throughout
ending up with a massive 32 steals for the game. With
excellent scoring throughout the whole squad the half
ended 37-10 to the Blackhawks.
In the second half the girls’ fitness became very
apparent as they ran in fast break after fast break. In
fairness to Sutton they kept going to the end and did
not give up showing good character. However, the
Blackhawks scoring was fantastic with the team shooting
59% from the field. In the end the Blackhawks ran in
clear winners 87-18.
MVP and top scorer: Becky Mole 37.0 (23 points, 7
steals)
Team: Marshall (6), Wright (8), Hardiman (18), Miah
(16), Mole (23), Taylor (12), Dillnutt (4)
Girls wake up too late..
Blackhawks u16s Girls vs Reading A 27 – 29
BCVL
(25/03/07)
This was a very frustrating game for Coach Parry;
the girls spent 3 quarters unable to work out the
Reading boys’ defence. A number of good
opportunities could not be converted and the first
half ended 4-12 to Reading.
In the third period the girls started to compete
and tighten up the defence. The quarter ended 10-19
to Reading. Then in the 4th quarter the
Blackhawks seemed to wake up and started to play
fabulous basketball. The Reading A squad had no
answer to the girls. They were passing and moving;
moving into space; they simply ripped the boys
defence apart. As time ticked down the Blackhawks
had pulled back to 25-27 with about a minute to go.
Unfortunately Reading managed to get a basket to
ease the pressure. The girls scored back but the
game ended 27 – 29 to Reading.
MVP and Top Scorer: Anabelle Hardiman 36.5 (19
points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals)
Team: Hardiman (19), Marshall, Anagnostopoulos,
Cooke, Fisher, Mole (6), Lifton, Taylor (2), Kapper-Gill,
Hargreaves
Girls snatch game in
Overtime
Blackhawks
U16 girls v
Feltham 38-36
BCVL
(03/10/06)
U16s Blackhawks girls played well against strong
defensive pressure on the ball at half court by
Feltham Boys. Determination in our own defence from
the whole team with a good round of steals, blocks
and rebounds, in particular by Katie, Mitch and
Becky, provided good opportunity for counter
attacking fast breaks.
Woking did however make it hard for themselves, let
down by the poor receiving of passes in
transition from defence to offence which led to at
least eight of the total of 26 turnovers. The first
quarter was tight ending 6-6.
The
second quarter was a disaster with the Blackhawks
struggling to score or even keep hold of the ball.
The halftime scored ended 10-24 to Feltham.
Fortunately for Blackhawks the Boys only had 8
players giving the girls an extra 8 points (4 points
per missing player); this made the halftime score
18-24. Making up for the poor first half with
good movement and rebounding in offence Blackhawks
gave themselves many opportunities for open shots,
and also did well at the free throw line once
Feltham was pressured into foul trouble. Blackhawks
also tightened the defence with 2 or 3 players
blocking the Feltham drives to the basket. This
worked well with Feltham being limited to only 4
points in the quarter; the girls scored 10.
The final quarter was fast and furious with both
side getting into foul trouble. However the
Blackhawks were more successful from the line.
Mitch closed out the game with a basket in the dying
seconds to take the game into OT, score 36-36.
The first minute of OT was played with the same
intensity as the last quarter but again with both
teams in foul trouble free throws were going to be
crucial. With 20 seconds to go Christina was fouled
and went to the line. She calmly stepped up and
sank both free throws to put the girls in the lead
by 2 points. The girls then stole the ball back and
ran the clock out (just).
Two special mentions:
Isobelle: who volunteered to play which saved
the team 4 points (therefore technically won the
game!).
Mitch: for the most stunning block shot seen
by most people, ever. In the dying seconds of the
third quarter Feltham made a break with their tall
No.11 (14 points) going straight for the basket.
Most mere mortals would have either fouled him or
been beaten to the basket. Mitch tracked him all
the way and as he went up for the lay-up, releasing
the ball, she knocked the ball clean out of the
court; the crowd went wild.
MVP: Becky Mole with 20 points (8 points, 10
rebounds)
Top scores: Christina Anagnostopoulos and
Becky Mole 8 points.
Disappointment!
Blackhawks
U16 girls v
Windsor 29-38
(22/09/06)
Rather
disappointingly, the girls were 2 players short of the
required minimum number of players for this game and the
resulting 8 penalty points awarded to Windsor was just
about the difference between the two sides.
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2005/6 season
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This wasn't Basketball, it was war!
Blackhawks v
London Towers 30-43
(19/3/06)
SGL Cup semi-final
A semi-final cup game that should have been the
final. The two best teams in the Surrey league
and cup met in this clash of the titans and it
wasn’t for the faint hearted.
For
a second time this season the Blackhawks girls
started off strongly against a well-drilled
Towers squad. After the first quarter
Blackhawks were up 11-8. Unfortunately, the
girls were also making life difficult by missing
fairly easy open lay-ups from fast break
situations.
In
the second quarter the Towers started to get
physical and quite literally started to muscle
their way ahead with some questionable off the
ball tactics, especially with use of the elbow.
Unfortunately, a number of the Blackhawk girls
started to get into foul trouble which forced
coach Parry to make changes to the line up. The
half ended 15-22 to the Towers.
Even though the Towers started to pull away
the girls never gave up fighting and kept the
pressure on throughout the next two quarters.
Given the physical nature of the game both teams
were going to the free throw line.
Unfortunately Towers were putting theirs away,
shooting over 80% from the line, while the
Blackhawks ended with only 4 from 13
(31%).
The third quarter ended 21-33 and the final
score 30-43.
This was undoubtedly a game the girls could have
won. Unfortunately too many free throws and
open lay-ups were missed. On a very big plus
side this was an awesome performance by the
whole squad to keep fighting to the end. If
only we could have put a few of the open baskets
away, if only …..
Special mention must go to Becky Mole who had
her best game of the season playing in the post
– 3 from 5 baskets, 7 rebounds, 1 steal, 4
blocks, 20.5 MVP points)
MVP: Mitch Talyor 27.5 (8 points, 9 rebounds, 3
steals, 5 blocks)
Team: Hardiman (6), Wright (3), Agnostopoulos
(1), Taylor (8), Marshall (4), Francis, Tenger,
Lifton (2), Day, Mole (6)
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Kingston have seen enough!!
Blackhawks v
Kingston 20-0
(19/3/06)
SGL
After seeing the Blackhawks performance
against the Towers in the Cup game, the
Wildcats took the view that conceding the
game would be preferable to facing the
Blackhawks!
The
Blackhawks are given the game with the score
of 20-0.
Girls get off to a great start in the
Surrey cup
Blackhawks v
Guildford 52-7
(26/02/06)
This was a different Guildford team than the one
faced in the Surrey League, with some solid
additions in the point and guard positions. Coached
by Chad McKnight of the Guildford Heat BBL team they
came out strong against the Blackhawks.
On their first play Guildford set a low post screen
which the girls failed to react to leaving a player
open; fortunately Guildford failed to capitalise on
the situation. The Blackhawks then formed up the
wide offence which allowed Hardiman to take on her
opposite number one-on-one leading to the easy
lay-up. The next few minutes both defences exerted
themselves on each other forcing a number of
turnovers with no team scoring. However, the
Blackhawks kept their offensive structure and slowly
turned the screw on Guildford.
With
Hardiman penetrating the paint this forced the
Guildford post defenders to move to cover. This
lead to easy baskets for Taylor and Day in the low
post. This further stretched the Guildford defence
allowing Wright to drive the basket. Throughout all
this offensive pressure the Blackhawks defence
remained strong ending the first quarter 15-0.
The
second quarter continued with the same defensive
strength by the Blackhawks with great performances
from Turner and Tenger in the guard positions. With
both Blackhawks point guards (Hardiman and Francis)
penetrating the paint and feeding Taylor,
baskets were there for the taking. Unfortunately
Blackhawks missed a few easy lay-ups, but with the
boards being cleaned up by Marshall and Taylor even
these missed chances were quickly turned into
points; the half ended 27-3.
In the third quarter the girls started to turn on
the style with some fantastic baskets ending the
quarter 44-5 up and finishing the final quarter with
a great score from Taylor in the last seconds of the
game.
This was without doubt a fantastic performance from
the whole of the Blackhawks squad against a strong
Guildford team. This victory was built on tough
defence and great ball and player movement in
offence. Without doubt the best performance yet
from the girls.
Special mention goes to Mitch Taylor for the first
triple-double of the season: 18 points, 13 rebounds,
10 steals.
MVP: Mitch Talyor 60.5 points (18 points, 13
rebounds, 3 assists, 10 steals, 4 blocks)
Blackhawks:
Hardiman (11), Wright (8), Francis (4), Taylor
(18),Day (4), Agnostopoulos (1), Turner, Tenger, Marshall
(6)
111 without reply! - Two incredible
wins...
game one:
Blackhawks vs
Lanfranc 37-0
(12/02/06)
You might think that Lanfranc were a bad side given the
score. This is not the case: they are a tough side with
good players. Unfortunately for them they met a
Blackhawks girl’s team giving a demonstration on how to
play basketball. The girl’s defence started tough and
never let up throughout the whole game. With Katie and
Alana standing wide drawing their defenders this allowed
Anabelle to penetrate the key feeding Mitch and Vicki
for easy baskets. The first quarter ended 11-0 to the
Blackhawks.
The
second half carried on where the first left off with
great defensive performances from Laura, Jasmine and
Kiara. The motion offence was really starting to pay
with great passing, moving and screening from the team.
The half ended 19-0.
With
the third quarter ending 27-0 the whole team was
desperate to keep a clean sheet. In the final quarter
the girl’s never let up the defensive pressure ensuring
Lan Franc had no opportunity to score while adding
further baskets from Mitch, Vicki and Anabelle. This
was without doubt an awesome performance by the whole
girl’s team. While it is difficult to single out any
players in such a great team performance a special
mention must go to Jasmine who played fantastic defence
coming out with 5 steals and 2 blocks. Also a mention
must go to Mitch with a double double (12 points, 11
rebounds).
MVP: Mitch Taylor 43.5 (12 points, 11 rebounds, 3
assists, 5 steals, 3 blocks)
All players made a minimum of Bronze MVP award:
Marshall (22.0)
Wright (22.3)
Hardiman (35.0)
Francis (20.5)
Tenger (20.5)
Taylor
(43.5)
Day (21.3)
Stapleton (21.2)
Team: Hardiman (16), Wright, Francis, Taylor (12),
Marshall (9), Tenger, Day, Stapleton.
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game two
Blackhawks vs Epsom
74 - 0
(12/02/06)
With Epsom fielding a newly formed team it was
always going to be one way traffic from the
Blackhawks. However, coach Parry was unhappy
with his team’s lack of focus and attitude and
so called an early timeout in order to address
the situation. The girls came back on court
with the correct attitude and started to score
at will. With the intense level of defence
played by the Blackhawks this forced many errors
by Epsom which allowed easy turnovers leading to
fast breaks. The first quarter ended 18-0 and
the second quarter 39-0.
After
that the Blackhawks were in cruise control with
the quarter finishing 60-0 and the game
finishing 74-0. It was difficult to judge the
performance of the team given the quality of the
opposition. However, it was good to see that
the girl’s are developing the correct attitude
to close this type of game out. With 111 points
scored in the two games and none conceded the
girls can be very proud of their performances.
MVP: Anabelle Hardiman 64.0 (40 points, 4
rebounds, 6 assists, 5 steals)
Team: Hardiman (40), Wright (8), Francis (4),
Taylor (16), Marshall, Tenger, Day (4),
Stapleton (2).
Finally
everything clicks into place
Blackhawks vs Hart
42-5
(20/1/06)
For most of the game it looked like the Blackhawks
defence was going to keep a clean sheet. The defensive
intensity was excellent (even to the point where
Anabelle was trying to kill some of the smaller members
of the Hart team :-)).
The first quarter started slow with the Blackhawks
leading 4-0. The second quarter ended with the girls up
16-0 with good scores from Katie, Christina and Anabelle.
The third quarter ended 26-0 with baskets from Katie,
Becky, Anabelle and Mitch (Mitch finally figuring out
how to do a drop step and lay-up in the low post!). The
final quarter ended with fantastic performances from
Vicky (8 points) and Mitch (6 points). Special mentions
to Aimee for a great defensive performance.
Joint MVPs: Mitch Taylor and Anabelle Hardiman
32.5
Mitch: 8 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, 6 steals, 5
blocks
Anabelle:12 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals, 2
blocks
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Beaten by the full court press and
one player
Blackhawks vs
Feltham 24-34
(6/1/06)
This was undoubtedly a game we should have won.
Leading at the half 12-8 things were looking good
for the Blackhawks but let it slip in the second
half when Feltham pressed the defence. This lead to
easy turnovers and quick baskets for them. The
other problem was defence against the Feltham No7.
He accounted for 24 of the 34 points from Feltham,
mainly from uncontested outside shooting (20 points
scored in the second half). With better defence
against this player and how to play the full court
press this would have been a victory. Oh well, next
time!
MVP: Vicky Marshall 13.0 (4 points, 2
rebounds, 4 steals, 2 blocks)
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Great Heart against a good team
Blackhawks vs
Spelthorne 58-22
(6/12/05)
The Blackhawks showed great fighting
spirit in a tough game where they went
down 2-14 in the first quarter to a very
well drilled Spelthorne team. The
Spelthorne coach was making statements
that he wanted to win by 50 clear points
during the break – the girls were not
having any of it. In the second quarter
the team fought back with 6 points from
Anabelle and 2 from Jessica, the Atoms
only just shading the quarter 8-13. By
now the league leading Atoms were
panicking with the Blackhawks increasing
defensive pressure while still getting
good scores from Vicky, Laura, Charlotte
and Anabelle, the girls only just lost
the quarter 10-11. Unfortunately
fitness was telling for the girls and
they couldn’t keep up the pressure
ending the game 22-58 to the Atoms.
This was for the most parts of the game
a great team performance by the whole
squad.
MVP: Mitch Taylor 15.0 (4 points,
3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, 4 blocks)
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Surrey League game one
Great start poor finish
Blackhawks vs
Towers 10-28
(20/11/05)
The Blackhawks started with a bang
scoring from the tip off. Anabelle
tipping the ball to Katie who ran past
the stationary Towers players for the
easy lay-up. Mitch added another basket
to make it 4-0 at the close of the
quarter. Good defensive pressure on
both sides kept scoring to a minimum as
the half close 8-6 to the Blackhawks.
Unfortunately the defence came apart in
the 3rd quarter allowing the
Towers easy baskets, while on offence
the girls could not penetrate their
defence. The Towers closed out the
quarter up 10-21. The girls could not
fight back and the final score was 10-28
to the Towers.
MVP: Mitch Taylor 19.2 (2
points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 2
steals, 7 blocks)
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Surrey League game two
Great defence - Excellent offence
Blackhawks vs
Guildford 40-13
(20/11/05)
Anabelle, Katie and Becky got the
team off to a great start with 4
points each in the first quarter
with Mitch contributing 2.
Defensively the team also worked
hard keeping Guildford down to 5
points for the quarter. Further
baskets from Anabelle and Gabi gave
a 18-9 lead at the half. The second
half was dominated by excellent
defence from the Blackhawks keeping
Guildford down to just 4 point for
the half. On offence Mitch helped
herself to 8 baskets, with 2 from
Vicki and 1 from Becky. A great
team performance.
MVP: Mitch Taylor 42.0
(18 points, 6 rebounds, 1
assist, 3 steals, 6 blocks).
Two strong
defensive performances underpin good wins for the Blackhawks
Girls in the Surrey League.
Blackhawks vs
Croydon LanFranc 26-9
(16/10/05)
The first game in the Surrey u16 girls’ league for the
Blackhawks started slowly. Both defences were sagging back
giving a lot of space to the guards but making penetration
into the key difficult. Following a timeout the Blackhawks
girls pushed up the defence to the half court pressuring the
ball carriers. This lead to quick steals from Alana,
Annabelle and Christina converted to easy baskets. The
first quarter ended 6-2 to Blackhawks. The second quarter
was executed with equal intensity by both sides finishing
4-2 to Blackhawks. In the third quarter the Blackhawks
started to pull away from Lan Franc (8-3) and in the final
quarter closed the match out (8-2). It was a great team
performance with the foundation firmly set in strong defence
from the half way down. A special mention must go to
Charlotte for her best game ever for the Blackhawks and
Alana for great defensive work. Also another great
performance from Michelle with some phenomenal blocks which
one referee commented on as being akin to Dekembe Mutumbo of
the NBA (Houston Rockets – Defensive Player of the year
94-95, 96-97, 97-98).
Special Note: Turnovers for the whole team – 6.
MVP: Michelle Taylor (18.3 MVP points) 8 points, 4 rebounds,
3 steals, 5 blocks, no turnovers.
Blackhawks
Girls:
A Hardiman (10), K Wright (2), C Anagnostopoulos, M Taylor
(8), R Mole (2), A Francis, J Turner, C Lifton (4), L Day, K
Stapleton, M Nyguist, G Tsingas (DNP), J Tenger (DNP)
Blackhawks vs
Kingston Wildcats 25-13
(16/10/05)
Another tough game but also another good defensive
performance from the Blackhawks. It was a close first
quarter finishing 3-3 with the Blackhawks pulling away in
the second quarter 6-2. Excellent performances from
Charlotte (how to stand tall to the offence), Gabi (2 good
fouls stopping certain scoring chances), and Jas (strong
pressure defence forcing the turnover). In the third
quarter the Blackhawks pulled clear of Kingston 12-4,
leaving the fourth quarter to be settled 4-4. Once again
excellent defence from Michelle with 3 very dramatic
blocks. A special mention to Gabi for a great basket that
was just inside the 3 point arc.
MVP: Michelle Taylor (16.5MVP points) 6 points, 4 rebounds,
3 blocks.
Blackhawks
Girls:
A Hardiman (7), A Francis (6), J Tenger, M Taylor (6), G
Tsingas (2), K Wright, C Anagnostopoulos (2), R Mole, J
Turner, C Lifton (2), L Day, K Stapleton,M Nyguist (DNP)
1st
Quarter Blows it for the Blackhawks
Blackhawks 20 –
Kingston 33
(14/10/05)
With a first quarter score of 15-2 to Kingston the
Blackhawks had a mountain to climb against a strong Kingston
boys squad. The girls were finding it difficult to get into
any scoring position and were being turned over by a strong
Kingston defense. In the second quarter the girls fought
back with good performances from Charlotte, Vicki, Laura, Jo
and Alana. We finished the quarter 6-5 down. In the third
quarter the girls started to pressure Kingston especially
with great defense from Michelle (7 rebounds, 4 blocks),
finishing the quarter up 7-6. The girls kept the defense up
in the final quarter closing out 6-6.
A big thank-you to Jas and Kiara for turning up as subs.
MVP: Michelle Taylor (25.5 MVP points) 7points, 7 rebounds,
2 steals, 4 blocks, no turnovers.
Blackhawks
Girls:
A Hardiman (8), K Wright, C Anagnostopoulos, M Taylor (7), G
Tsingas, A Francis (2), J Turner, C Lifton (3), V Marshall,
L Day, J Tenger (Sub), K Stapleton (Sub)
Blackhawks
girls - Bracknell
10-23 (07/10/05)
The Blackhawks girls lacked offensive penetration
against a well drilled Bracknell team. The first two
quarters were very tight defensively from both team
limiting the scores to 3-3 in the first quarter and 4-2
to Bracknell in the second. In the third quarter
Bracknell started piling on the pressure with the girls
unable to force any openings in the Bracknell defence.
Quick steals and easy lay-ups pushed Bracknell up 9-1
for the quarter. In the final quarter Bracknell edge it
7-4. The final score was 23-10 to Bracknell.
MVP: Michelle Taylor (18.8) 3 points, 4 rebounds, 1
assist, 1 steal and 7 blocks.
Blackhawks:
V Marshall(3), K Wright, C Anagnostopoulos, C Lifton, Jo
Turner, M Taylor(3), R Mole(2), L Day(2), Emma
Blackhawks
girls - Blackhawks u14 boys
43-22 (23/9/05)
A solid
defensive performance underpinned a first outing for the
Blackhawks girls team. This was highlighted in the first
quarter by a scoring shut-out on the boys team. With a good
quarter from Vicki Marshall and a special mention to Laura
Day for a great defensive job against the boys danger
player. Scores from Jasmine Tenger, Alana Francis and Katie
Wright ended the quarter 5-0 to the girls. The defence
slipped a little in the second quarter but the girls were
still able to end the quarter up 10 points, at 15-5. Scores
from Anabelle Hardiman and Michelle Taylor, with a great
assist from Rebecca Mole. By the third quarter the boys were
starting to click as a team and were putting the girls under
considerable pressure, forcing some easy turnovers and
scoring some good baskets. In the forth quarter the girls
scored 3 quick baskets in the first 2 minutes relieving the
pressure and pushing the lead to double digits. With the win
secured substitutions were made to give the whole squad
match practice. With a solid performance from Charlotte
Lifton and very encouraging debut from Christina
Anagnostopoulos the team had their first win.
MVP was
Anabelle (30.5 MVP points) with 17 points, 7 rebounds, 3
assists and 2 blocks; with a close second from Michelle
(24.5 MVP points), and third from Katie (13.0 MVP points).
Blackhawks:
Alana Francis (1), Katie Wright (5), Jasmine Tenger (2),
Vicki Marshall (2), Laura Day (2), Anabelle Hardiman (17),
Christina Anagnostopoulos, Charlotte Lifton, Michelle Taylor
(14), Rebecca Mole
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Squad News
The 2008/9 season
starts here!
14th August 2009:
Training is not on
for the next 2 weeks.
Training will
restart on Wed 3rd
Sept at Woking High School 7-8:30pm. This session is
£3.50.
We then have
training on Sunday 7th Sept at Winston Churchill School,
2-4pm. This session
is £5.
This season all home
games will be played on Sunday Afternoon.
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22-Nov
2007: Next Game
Friday 30th Nov. Please let Sue know your
availability.
6-Oct
2007: Squad Training
It is
expected that all the u16s squad will attend at least
one of the mid-week training sessions (Tues / Wed).
Ideally you need to attend both unless you are
also training with the u14s on Saturday in which case
only one mid week is needed.
The
Squad is:
*
Christina
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Jess
* Zoe
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Joanne
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Katie
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Charlotte
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Hannah
* Sam
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Miriam
5-Oct
2007
Squad
training starts on 9th Oct Tuesday evenings at WHS at
8:00pm. The focus of this session is primarily the
u16s so please try to make it.
The
next senior Ladies Home game is Wednesday 17th Oct.
Please come down to WHS and support the team.
1st
games in Bracknell league still not announced.
29-Sep: Bracknell fixtures uploaded...
The
fixtures page
has now been updated with the seasons fixtures in the
Bracknell League.
16- Sept: First Match!
Bracknell CVL fixtures have been changed and we now have
our first match on Friday 22nd September against Windsor
in the U14 league. Tip off is at 8.00pm - Bracknell
Leisure Centre.
Please
ensure you let Sue know asap about your availability
10-Sept: new season underway - nearly!
Bracknell fixtures have been announced for the first 2
weeks of the season, but we don't have a match
scheduled yet. Expect the first game to be in early
October.
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2005/2006 season
19-Mar: BIG
GAME ON!...
There are 2 matches this
Sunday 19th March. The venue is
Ashcombe School , Dorking. Click the link for a
map.
10:00am Towers (cup)
11:00am Kingston
(League)
The following players are selected to meet at 09.15
- 9.30am.
Christina Anagnostopoulos
Laura Day
Alana Francis
Anabelle Hardiman
Charlotte Lifton
Vicki Marshall
Becky Mole
Michelle Taylor
Jasmine Tenger
Katie Wright
16-Oct: First Surrey Tournament match
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