Fantastic Junior Knole Performance!

The Junior Team travelled to Knole Park in Sevenoaks, for the annual Junior Knole Run. This is the biggest national race for Juniors, with participating schools from across the country.

The conditions were horrendous, rain and cold, plus a very muddy course. With competition so high the 12 plucky Year 7 & 8 runners set off with gusto.

The results were fantastic!

Chris Finch	24th	14.07	8th place
Adam Reeves	28th	14.14
Oliver Anstee	54th	14.53
Daniel Finch	55th	14.53
Ollie Rayner	75th	15.31	27th place (5th B team)
Ollie Hession	104th	16.03
Charlie Bond	120th	16.13
Anthony Obtulowicz	121st	16.14
Lucien Gillion	136th	16.34	45th place
Patrick Gallagher	175th	17.16
Aidan Orpin	221st	18.52
Roberto Holmes	230th	19.01

Well done to Chris Finch for improving his 2019 position by 20 places, amazing run by year 7 Adam Reeves to finish 28th out of 300+ is great. Well done to Oliver Anstee who had his best run for the school and Daniel Finch proved the running genes run strong by completing the A team.
Everyone ran brilliantly, and special mention to Ollie Rayner who took a full length fall at the start, and to Aidan Orpin who ran the course in trainers

Honestly this was an outstanding performance by all concerned!

Home Match Win!

Tiffin travelled to Plough Lane on Saturday 9th November for a Home League Race and JFS duly won the mob race and the Junior race.

With a smaller team than usual, it was great to see the runners come higher in the positions and deservedly gain some of the limelight - well done to all who ran!

	Name	Year	Time
2	Paul Hewitt	10	12.10
3	Adam Reeves	7	12.36
4	Jack Hession	10	12.41
5	Shaun Bernadet	12	13.03
7	Callum Pullan	9	13.37
9	Oliver Hession	7	10.00
10	Lucion Gillion	7	14.10
11	Emmanuel Victor	9	14.06
12	Charlie Bond	7	15.05
14	Roberto Holmes	7	15.21
15	Kirabo Kawuki	8	15.58
16	Aidan Orpin	7	16.27
17	Oliver Dunn	7	16.50
19	Kadan Opara	7	17.23
20	Rolando Wellington	7	17.37

Haskell Cup stiff challenge once more

The Senior Suad travelled to Guildford for the Haskell Relay, a tough 1.7m leg four man relay through woodland and across sodden field

With a mixture of ages, and some strong competition, this was always going to be a tough proposition, but an enjoyable challenge for all.

Results below

A Team

Position: 11th A team. 16th Overall

Leg One. Robbie Tambling: 12.04

Leg Two. Malachi Messette: 12.38

Leg Three. Freddy Georgiou 11.37

Leg Four: Harry Smith: 12.19

B Team

Position: 7th B Team. 26th Overall

Leg One. Ebuka Nkamuo: 12.46

Leg Two. Chizobo Nkamuo: 12.39

Leg Three. Chris Finch: 13.01

Leg Four. Joe Roberts:  12.48

C Team

Position: 4th C Team. 39th Overall

Leg One. Paul Hewitt: 13.18

Leg Two. Darren Reginald: 14.46

Leg Three. Shaun Bernadet: 13.59

Leg Four. Alfie Smith: 14.10

BOROUGH CHAMPIONS!

Having come so close in recent years, and 2nd last year after a points count back, John Fisher were finally able to put the consistent performance together across all age groups to win the Sutton Borough Cross-Country Championships

The 1 mile course was, as usual, brilliantly marked at Sutton Grammar, and a good XC course with flat, wooded areas and a small hill to contend with. Perfect running weather meant we were up for the start.

JFS had come fully prepared, with Miss Tomes and Francis as usual, alongside Mr O'Hallaran and Mr Street in support!

The First Years ran brilliantly to tie in 1st Place

4th Adam Reeves
6th Daniel Finch
10th Ollie Hession
25th Lucion Gillian
30th Charlie Bond
48th Roberto Holmes
50th Archie McCabe
54th Aidan O'Sulivan
55th Aidan Orpin
62nd  Daniel Borici
68th Ollie Rayner - Injured at the end at had to walk in at the back

The Year 8/9 Team ran very well and finished in 4th Place

5th Chris Finch

17th Ryan Wiafe

18th Luca Dodd

23rd Chidalu Obimah

24th Oliver Anstee

42nd Emmanuel Victor

60th Lucas Hammond

61st Kaspar Gorkas

INJ Patrick Gallagher

The Year 10/11 team finished a well deserved 2nd place

4th Freddy Georgiou

9th Joe Roberts

15th Ebuka Nkamuo

16th Chisoro Nkumau

20th Jamie Smith

21st Alfie Smith

24th Paul Hewitt

25th Joe Ketcher

29th Kevin Duah

32nd Max Dickson

41st Jack Hession

58th Alex Romanowski

The Seniors lost their long-standing crown to an impressive Sutton Grammar and finished in a very creditable 2nd place

4th Robbie Tambling

8th Malachi Messette

10th Harry Smith

14th Shaun Bernadet

15th Darren Reginald

16th Teddy Dwyer

So when the results were counted, after an afternoon of hard graft we had finished tied with Wilsons, so the overall finishing

points are then counted

This resulted in a John Fisher win by 6 points!

WELL DONE TO ALL THE SQUAD - A REAL TEAM EFFORT