Our Basketball Teams

Our Basketball Teams Our Basketball teams have been busy this term with 2 recent fixtures against Tu Xuong and AIS. One home match and one away match gave the students the opportunity to put into action the skills learned with their coaches Mr Richard and Mr John.

Our Basketball teams have been busy this term with 2 recent fixtures against Tu Xuong Campus and AIS.

One home match and one away match gave the students the opportunity to put into action the skilss learned with their coaches Mr Richard and Mr John. Below are some match reports from the match against Tu Xuong campus and some pictures of the teams that played against AIS.

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Girls Basketball Team

Girls basketball team: BIS 4 - 10 AIS

Sarah, Suzanne, Dieu Linh , Ji Hee , Zara, Lenisha, Biff, Luxe, Nini, Man Nghi, Hannah

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Boys Basketball Team

Boys Basket Ball Team BIS 18 - 8 AIS

York, Hyun Soo, Jackson, Bill, Oliver, Jimmy, Ethan, Jules, Geon Hee, Bryce, Matthew, Ryo

Match report for the U11 Girls Basketball Team against TX written by Nini Pham, Year 6 Student:

On Wednesday 30th of September 2015 AP1 Girls Basketball Team went to TX. Our team had a marvellous time during the game and while on the bus. The final score was a win for TX, 14 - 4. Our team had an enjoyable experience; every minute of our trip was breath taking from the bus ride that was filled with laughter and jokes, to the game were all of our players did their best by working hard and persevering.

Match report for the U11 Boys Basketball Team against TX

The U11 Boys Basketball Team beat TX 10-8 points. As you can see from the score it was extremely close, a gripping first game. BIS Boys Basketball Team should be congratulated for persevering and giving their best efforts from the start of the game to the very end. Well done to everyone who represented AP1 with great pride and determination.

Lindsey Shuttleworth / PE Teacher

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