We had our City Championships for Pool A last May 21 at SSIS. We swept our elimination round against RISS ( 27- 25) and CIS ( 38 - 12), qualifying us for the Semi-final round. As we battled SSIS for the semis, the game was so close that the score seesawed, with only 1 point lead to either team throughout the match. Unfortunately, we lost by a mere 1 point at the end of regulation time. Our team ended up in 4th place in the tournament. The boys really showed their finesse in the match, showing sportsmanship and abiding by the rules set up by SISAC. It was a job well done by everyone, namely: Matisse, Cooper, Lucas, Archie, Maxi, YiWen, Andrew, Chris and Nigel.
Mr Lamech, P.E. Teacher
The girls went to the A pool championships held at ISHCMC this week. The team played against SSIS and RISS in the group stages beating both schools by more than 20 points. As we came to the quarter-finals we faced off against RISS and again the girls dominated after a very shaky start.
In the final, we played a strong ISHCMC team. The girls took their chances well and blocked a great number of shots. They won in the final game 27 to 14 - a great performance.
Captain Miley was also awarded the MVP award for scoring the most number of baskets in the competition.
Head Basketball coach, Coach Mark was very impressed with the girl's performance and attitude at the championship. “They have worked so hard in training and I am delighted to see this hard work pay off”
Mr Mark Jones, Head of Primary PE
The U11 B team girls travelled to AIS to compete in the B team Basketball City Championships, they competed against BVIS, AIS and EIS. They made us all so proud with their integrity and respect for the opposition, these sporting attributes mixed with their unwavering perseverance led to them coming 2nd overall - Congratulations!
What a super end to a great season well done!
Ms Ann Harvey, Assistant Head of Primary PE
The BIS U11 Boys B Basketball Team were crowned SISAC Champions on Wednesday following a magnificent series of team performances. Our BIS basketballers trained, trialled and competed at an incredible standard that they set for themselves. The City Championships were the culmination of ten weeks of hard work from the team, who enjoyed an incredible journey together in preparation for the event. The strength of all of the basketball teams this year demonstrates the depth of talent that we have coming through at BIS.
Mr Iain Colley, Director of Sports
Well done to our table tennis squad who played in both the A and C pool City Champs this week. Winning a number of singles and doubles matches saw the A team finish 3rd in the City overall and the B team finishing 2nd in the C pool. A special congratulations goes to Pratyush for winning the dedication award in the A pool competition.
Mr Mark Jones, Head of Primary PE
At BIS HCMC, sport is more than just a game. It’s a vital part of a well-rounded education. Through dynamic fixtures, inter school competitions and inclusive sport opportunities, our students are encouraged to challenge themselves, work collaboratively and take pride in representing their school.
With over 1,200 students, staff, and parents participating in the 5km run or walk, the event was a true reflection of the school’s commitment to fostering a strong sense of community.
The BIS Community Rugby Co-Curricular Activity (CCA), in partnership with Rugby Cung Nhau (Rugby Together), is a powerful collaboration rooted in a shared vision: using sport as a tool to uplift and empower young people.
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