The team selected for this fixture can be downloaded here.

The teams selected for this fixture can be downloaded below.

1st XI

2nd XI

The class had thirty three competitors from all year groups.

All four Oswestry students excelled with James and Emma coming joint third with a score of 75.4%. Verity qualified by coming second with a score of 79.9% and will be attending the national finals of the NSEA Dressage Championships at Addington Manor, Bucks on the 4/5th December.

Good luck Verity and well done to all for the magnificent tests.

Helen Gale

Finishing 29 out of 56 runners, Daisy was 4th for Shropshire Schools, only 35 seconds behind the first placed Shropshire runner. The Shropshire team were 5th overall behind some stiff competition - Surrey, West Midlands, Warwickshire and Cheshire, but ahead of Staffordshire.

Shropshire Team

We started off well, dominating the field and causing Rhyn Park to make careless mistakes. An attack by Oswestry brought the score to 1-0 by Ross Jones knocking the ball high above the keeper's head.

The score was 1-0 Oswestry by half time until another break by Oswestry by the midfielder brought the score to 2-0 Oswestry following a goal by Elliot Blount-Powell.

Following a lucky break by a Rhyn Park player he managed to just get the ball past our keeper leaving the final score 2-1 to Oswestry.

Well done to the entire team for their excellent play.

Mr Hollingsworth awarded Man of the Match to Jamie Jones and Elliot Blount-Powell.

Elliot Blount-Powell
U13 Captain

The team selected for this fixture can be downloaded here.

In a "fast, ferocious and vibrant new competition", the World Series tests the fitness, technical ability and tactical awareness of some of the world's best players. Each game will be played over four six-minute quarters with three two-minute breaks. The top six netball nations will play by new rules, which can be viewed at www.worldnetballseries.com. Throughout this year's competition, this website will be updated with new pictures and results from the event so keep checking back to follow the action!

Adam Lloyd, Richard Lakucs, Robbie Henderson, Dominik Baum and Max Becker will be climbing the 14 Peaks of Snowdonia this month aiming to complete the challenge in 3 days and 2 nights.

As well as doing the expedition for their practical, they would also like to try and raise some money for the School's charity this year, The Midlands Air Ambulance (30%) and also the Charlotte Hartey Foundation (50%) and Help the Heroes (20%).

The game couldn't have started better for us with Scott Valley's fine strike early on. The pitch was sodden and much smaller than our home pitch and it was hard work to move the ball around, but we adapted and controlled the game, our winger beating their defence for pace every time. We dominated the first half and just before the half time whistle, Callum Morris thumped in his second of the season to put us 2 up at the interval.

The team selected for this fixture can be downloaded here.

The Firsts and U14 played Ellesmere College, both games were played with great determination and strong team spirits working hard for each other.

1st XI

This is always an intense fixture as they are our local rival, and we were also looking for our first win of the second half of term.

Alfie Heasmer-Jones, Hannah Pritchard and Ellie Chadwick did extremely well in the Club 4-piece apparatus championships organised by the Border Counties School of Gymnastics, with Ellie coming 2nd overall in the 9 and under section and Hannah taking 1st place in the 7 and unders.

The young stars are pictured here with Helene Cook, the head coach of the Border Counties School of Gymnastics.

Well done, girls, we are very proud of you all.

The first game saw Oswestry face Thomas Adams. The game involved our girls having the majority of the possession with great driving runs from Amelia Mercer, however, we failed to capitalise and Thomas Adams caught us on the break scoring before the end of the game to finish it 1-0.