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- Deaf Olympics Multi Skills Festival
- SEN Rowing Competition
- Partnership Y3/4 Kwik-cricket Finals
- Christ Church Football Futures League Update
- Victory for Oldknow!
- Partnership Volleyball Festival
- U13 GIRLS COUNTY CRICKET FINALS
- U15 GIRLS COUNTY CRICKET FINALS
- HHGS CRICKET TEAM MATCH REPORT
- HHGS NETBALL MATCH REPORT
- Partnership Speedstacking Festival - 3rd Feb
- Boccia Festival
- Speedstacking Festival - Colebourne report
- Hodgehill Athletics Festival
- Deaf & Hearing Impaired Multiskills Festival
- Small Heath Cluster: Sports Hall Athletics
- Bordesley Village Win the Tag Rugby Festival
- Partnership Y4/5 Tag Rugby Finals
- HODGE HILL GIRLS' CLUSTER TAG RUGBY
- Bordesley Village win Partnership Volleyball!
- Bordesley Village win volleyball finals
- Christ Church Football Futures League
- Oldknow Retain Their Athletics Crown
- AEGON Classic
- Hodge Hill SEC Cluster Sports Hall Athletics
- KS1 Virtual Multi Skills Resources now online
- Year 1 Multi Skills Goes With a Bang
- Clifton become SSP Netball Champions
- Christ Church Community Cup
HHGS CRICKET TEAM MATCH REPORT
Cricket Victory! On Wednesday the 12th of January, Hodge Hill Girls School played cricket against Ninestiles Secondary School and the outcome couldn’t have been better. Miss Middlehurst, the organizer of this game has been training the team for some time and the players tell us that this match truly reflected how far they have come in terms of skill and practice. When Hodge Hill Girls played against Ninestiles, they didn’t know that what they were expecting, but we recognize it’s the taking part that counts and Myhra, Year 10 quoted “We co-operated well, our fielding had improved.” Tactics such like hitting the boundary wall (where six points can be attained) and being supportive of players were ones that came in very handy, and all the weeks of practice paid off when Joanna, Year 10 said “batting had improved and bowling was more accurate.” The game was a tough one, with the other team possessing more team players than our own and the other team having the advantage of playing in their own gym, but this was no struggle for our girls as we victory was ours, with a smashing result, Hodge Hill Girls’ cricket team returned with a win to be proud of. The cricket team welcomes anyone who is committed to take part and takes place every Thursday after School. See Miss Middlehurst for more details.
By Mariah, Urooj & Issra
Upcoming Events
HHGS TRI GOLF
Date: 23rd May 2012
Time: 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM
Level 2: KS3 Boys Cricket
Date: 28th May 2012
Time: 16:00 PM - 17:00 PM
HHGS CRICKET
Date: 13th June 2012
Time: 15:00 PM - 17:00 PM
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