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Edmundian Report
St Edmund’s Prep Sports 2020-21
St Edmund’s Prep Sports Review
Should we be sad for what we’ve missed or grateful for what we were able to do. It has
sometimes been difficult to remain positive but in all honesty it’s a challenge not to feel an
overwhelming sense for both.
As a school we have remained positive throughout, ensuring that we’d be prepared to enable
the children to participate in as many sporting activities that they safely could. Guided by risk
assessments and return to sport guidelines from the government and individual national
sporting bodies we managed to provide them with many activities throughout the year. The
squad practices began in September, with a team of sports staff preparing the children for the
return of fixtures with the exact start dates having not been confirmed at that time. In the
Michaelmas Term, we started off by playing football and netball in our Squad Practices in four
separate bubbles of Form 5 and Form 6 boys and girls. By the Lent term we were playing
hockey for both boys and girls before moving to a rotation of cricket, football and netball in
the third term. These squad practices certainly helped to ensure that our children had great
preparation for the eventual return of fixtures in the Trinity Term, supported by the amazing
results that they achieved, particularly in football and netball.
We also took a child-led approach to ensure that the fixture programme gave opportunities to
play a range of sports and took a more flexible approach to the usual Summer sports
programme. This meant that we were able to play football, netball and cricket matches against
other schools and the children were provided with greater variety in the final term.
RESULTS
Football Football Netball Cricket
(Boys) (Girls) (Boys)
W D L W D L W D L W D L
U9A 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0
U9B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
U10A 2 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1
U10B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
U11A 4 0 0 7 1 1 6 0 0 1 0 1
U11B 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0
OVERALL 7 0 1 10 1 2 13 0 3 1 0 3
(BY SPORT)
Cricket OVERALL
(Girls) (BY AGE GROUP)
W D L W D L
U9A 0 0 0 2 0 0
U9B 0 0 0 0 0 1
U10A 1 0 0 9 0 1
U10B 0 0 1 0 0 3
U11A 2 0 0 20 1 2
U11B 0 0 0 3 0 3
OVERALL 3 0 1 34 1 10
(BY SPORT)
Fixtures 2020-21 U11 Football The U11A Football team played four matches against St Joseph’s In The Park, King James Academy, Ware Youth FC and Kimbolton. They won all of their matches but were tested against four very good teams. The first match was against St Joseph’s In The Park who also had a strong team at this age group and had won many of their previous matches. However, we looked dominant throughout and won by a large margin in the end. The next match was an away fixture against King James Academy and another superb performance led to another win. The third match was played against a local club side, Ware Youth FC. This game was a more physical test, but again our team came through the challenge showing that even under pressure they could still play great passing football. The way that we pressed the opposition throughout made it very difficult for them to get into any kind of rhythm. The final game against Kimbolton was also very exciting. After going a goal down the U11A team found themselves in the unfamiliar position of being a goal down at half time. However, a goal within minutes of the restart and several more that followed ensured a comfortable victory in the end. Wednesday St Joseph’s In The Park Football (U11A) Won 8-2 28th April Tuesday King James Academy Football (U11A) Won 3-0 11th May Monday Ware Youth FC Football (U11A) Won 6-1 24th May Wednesday Kimbolton Football (U11A) Won 5-1 16th June
The U11B team played twice. The first match against King James Academy ended in a defeat although we did manage to score a few goals in an end-to-end game. The next match ended in a convincing victory against Kimbolton. We scored a lot of goals in this game and it was great to see so many good passing combinations. Tuesday King James Academy Football (U11B) Lost 0-5 11th May Wednesday Kimbolton Football (U11B) Won 15-0 16th June
U10 Football The U10A team played three times. They played against the Howe Green U11A and U10A in two consecutive games on the same day and once more against Kimbolton Prep U11B team. This team shows promise for next year and it was good to see that they are developing as a team. There are some talented individuals in this side but the way that they are starting to link together and communicate positively is the most pleasing aspect of their performances. They won their game against Howe Green U10A by a few goals but were tested more in the next game against the older year group. In the match against Howe Green U11B they were trailing for most of the match before equalising near to the end and then scoring a last-minute winner that sent the crowd wild! The U10A team also secured a superb victory against Kimbolton U11B, scoring lots of goals and winning comfortably in the end. Thursday Howe Green Football (U10A) Won 2-0 13th May Won 3-2 Wednesday Kimbolton Football (U10A) Won 3-1 16th June
U11 Netball The U11A Netball team played six matches before the end of the school year in the Trinity Term and won all of them. The matches were all high scoring with our team changing positions throughout most of the matches to aid all-round development and to try to keep the scorelines more competitive. The first match ended in a 27-2 win against St Joseph’s In The Park. This was followed by the next two matches where the team played twice in one week, winning 21-1 against St Francis’ College and 45-1 against King James Academy. After half- term, the U11A team then recorded a 19-6 victory against St Alban’s Prep and a 26-5 win against Kimbolton Prep. The U11A team then won their final netball fixture at the Prep 30- 6 against St Faiths. The U11A Netball team finished at St Edmund’s Prep, from Forms 3 to 6, with the remarkable record of having played 32 games and won all 32. This feat included victories over some of the strongest school netball sides in Essex (Brentwood and Bancrofts), Cambridge (The Perse and St Faith’s) and Hertfordshire (Stormont, Heath Mount and Berkhamstead). Wednesday St Joseph’s In The Park Netball (U11A) Won 27-2 28th April Monday St Francis’ College Netball (U11A) Won 21-1 24th May Wednesday King James Academy Netball (U11A) Won 45-1 26th May Wednesday St Albans Prep Netball (U11A) Won 19-6 9th June Wednesday Kimbolton Netball (U11A) Won 26-5 16th June Monday St Faith’s Netball (U11A) Won 30-6 21st June
The U11B Netball team thoroughly enjoyed their matches, with all of the girls from Form 6 participating in netball fixtures where an A and B team were fielded by the opposition. They narrowly lost their first match 3-4 against St Albans Prep but won their second game 7-6 against Kimbolton Prep. Wednesday St Albans Prep Netball (U11B) Lost 3-4 9th June Wednesday Kimbolton Netball (U11B) Won 7-6 16th June
U10 Netball The U10A Netball team are showing great promise for next year and put on strong performances in their fixtures to record four superb wins in all four matches. They won their first match 5-4 against Howe Green, even though they played against girls from the year group above them. By all accounts, the match was highly competitive and a great display of the team’s spirit and determination. They then played twice against St Albans Prep on consecutive days, beating their U10A team 10-4 and then their U11B team on the following day, 10-1. Their final match of the season ended in another 10-1 victory against the U11B team from Kimbolton Prep. Thursday Howe Green Netball (U10A) Won 5-4 13th May Tuesday St Albans Prep Netball (U10A) Won 10-4 8th June Wednesday St Albans Prep Netball (U10A) Won 10-1 9th June Wednesday Kimbolton Netball (U10A) Won 10-1 16th June
The U10B Netball team played one match against St Albans Prep. They played very well but lost 3-5 in the end. However, they all played with smiles on their faces and worked really well to move the ball up the court with increased fluency as the match progressed. Tuesday St Albans Prep Netball (U10B) Lost 3-5 8th June
U9 Netball The U9A Netball team played twice against St Albans Prep in one week and won both matches. They beat their U10C team 5-3 and then their U9A team 13-1. Tuesday St Albans Prep Netball (U9A) Won 5-3 8th June Thursday St Albans Prep Netball (U9A) Won 13-1 10th June
The U9B Netball team lost their only match 3-6 against St Albans Prep’s U9B team. They really enjoyed their trip to play against another school and learnt more about court positions and playing in a competitive fixture against another team. Thursday St Albans Prep Netball (U9B) Lost 3-6 10th June
U11 Cricket The Mixed U11A Cricket team played against Howe Green and won by over a hundred runs. Their batting and fielding performances were very strong and it was a great opportunity for the girls and boys in Form 6 to join together and play as one team. Monday Howe Green Mixed Cricket (U11A) Won 114 Runs 14th June Monday 5th St Aubyn’s Cricket (U11A) Lost by 10 Runs July Monday 5th St Aubyn’s Girls Cricket (U11A) Won by 33 July Runs U10 Cricket The U10A team played against a very strong team from Manor Lodge. We opened the batting first but struggled to get a good score on the board as we lost quite a few wickets. That being said, there were a number of very good batting performances and a memorable six was scored! The opposition came into bat next and proved to be too strong for us on this occasion, we eventually lost by 74 runs. The U10B team played very well too against the B team from Manor Lodge. Their match was a lot closer and they were in a very good position going in to the final few overs as the batting team. After losing a few wickets though, they finished the match losing by 12 runs. There were several good performances, particularly by the bowlers. Monday Manor Lodge Cricket (U10A) Lost 74 Runs 14th June (U10B) Lost 12 Runs U10 Girls Cricket The U10A girls cricket team looked very strong in their match against Manor Lodge. They won by 47 runs in the end after several very good batting performances. TheU10B girls cricket team played in a very close match against the B team from Manor Lodge. They enjoyed their game but lost by 34 runs in the end. Monday Manor Lodge Girls Cricket (U10A) Won 47 Runs 14th June (U10B) Lost 34 Runs
U11 Girls Football The U11A Girls Football team played two matches against King James Academy and then Chigwell in preparation for the ISFA Regional Tournament in mid May. They won their first match 5-0 after a very strong performance and followed this up with a 9-0 victory, drawing plaudits from the opposition coaches both times for the quality of the goals that were scored and their defensive organisation too. ISFA Girls Football Regional Qualifiers U11 Girls’ Football- ISFA South Regional Football Tournament @ Ardingly College 14th May, 2021 U11A- W5 D1 L1(3rd Place /20) After arriving at the beautiful grounds of Ardingly College, deep in Surrey countryside after a long journey, our girls got ready for a tournament that they’d long been awaiting after training for several weeks beforehand to prepare as a squad. They started off well, winning their group with 10 points taken from three wins and a draw. These came in a fantastic 2- 0 victory against Royal Russell, followed by a 0-0 draw against ACS Cobham and then a 1- 0 win against Thomas’ Fulham and a dominant 2-0 win against St Swithuns. The quarter final was a nerve- wracking match, but our girls progressed after winning the penalty shootout against the hosts Ardingly College and deserved to do so after the opposition rarely got into our half.
The semi-finals were against Blackheath Prep who were a very talented team and the game
was thoroughly fast-paced and competitive. The match finished 0-0 and again went to
penalties. This time we lost and went out at the semi final stage to the team that would go on
and win the competition. Up to this point, we had not conceded a single goal all day and were
just a penalty shootout away from progressing into the final and gaining one of the two
qualifying spots for the National Finals! After a tearful end to the semi-final match, the girls
regrouped and won the 3rd/4th Place Playoff against
Hornsby House, 2-1.
Thursday King James Academy Girls Football (U11A) Won 5-0
6th May (U11B) Lost 0-1
Tuesday Chigwell Girls Football (U11A) Won 9-0
11th May (U11B) Won 8-0
(U11C) Won 5-0
Friday ISFA South Regional Tournament Girls Football (U11A) W5 D1 L1
14th May (3rd /16 teams)The U11B Girls Football team played two matches against King James Academy and then Chigwell. They probably deserved to win their first match against King James Academy but couldn’t manage to score with the opposition getting the decisive goal on a breakaway attack. However, they scored plenty in their next match, a resounding 8-0 victory against Chigwell! Thursday King James Academy Girls Football (U11B) Lost 0-1 6th May Tuesday Chigwell Girls Football (U11B) Won 8-0 11th May
U10 Girls Football The U10A Girls Football team played two matches. Their first game was against Chigwell U11C team where they won 5-0. They also played against St Francis College and this was a very exciting end-to-end game that was full of goals. The opposition took a two goal lead but this was clawed back by our team as we went into half-time at 2-2. We started strongly after half time and scored two more goals although St Francis College levelled with one minute left. Knowing that we had let our lead slip and desperate to score the winner an amazing individual run and goal won the match with just seconds remaining. We won 5-4! Tuesday Chigwell Girls Football (U10A) Won 5-0 11th May Thursday St Francis’ College Girls Football (U10A) Won 5-4 17th June
Sports Captain 2020-2021
Netball and Hockey- Football- Rugby-
Zara Ferns & Sienna Goodfellow Zach Spring Harry Masters
Boys Hockey- Girls Football- Cricket-
James Devonald Smith Elsie Smyth William Smith
Girls Cricket-
Amber Bonnett-PowellSports Scholarships- Congratulations to Amber Bonnett-Powell, Ethan-David Balogun and Zara Ferns who were awarded Sports Scholarships to St Edmund’s College. All three have always shown a committed approach to all sports fixtures and training sessions and their awards were fully deserved. Inter-House Sports Tournaments The St Edmund’s Prep Basketball World Cup got followed hot on the heels of the Kingball competition in November, with each year group playing matches in two group stages in the early rounds. The children were all split into six teams- South Africa, USA, Brazil, Australia, Japan and England and competed together throughout the week in the Butler Hall. The group games were played first, with the top two teams from Group A and Group B going through to the semi-finals. These were planned for the end of the week, with each year group attending a Finals Day where the final matches of the competition would be played. All of the children and Form Tutors from each year group were in attendance, either to play or support their friends. After the finals were played, the children all received a celebratory lunch, including ice cream, in the refectory which was followed by the presentation of medals to the winning teams and certificates to the star players of each tournament. In Form 3, the semi finals were Japan v England and USA v Brazil. They finished 3-0 to Japan and 5-2 to the USA. The final was incredibly close, but USA won 3-2 in the end. In Form 4, the semi finals were Australia v South Africa and Brazil v England. The final went to golden goal and then a shoot-out as the teams could not be separated during normal time. The winners in the end were Brazil! In Form 5, England won their semi-final against South Africa by three goals. The other semi final went to a shootout after the match ended in a draw after extra time. The USA won through in the end in a very close match that was cheered on by the rest of the year group. The final was also very close, but England won in the end 4-3.
In Form 6, the first semi final ended 3-3 between USA and South Africa. In a very close game, USA won in the end after scoring the golden goal in extra time! The other semi final ended in a 3-3 draw after normal time too, this time England were able to secure the winning goal to put themselves through to the final. Another superb final was played, supported by all of the other Year 6 children who were cheering their friends on. England won 2-1 in the end to secure victory. The St Edmund’s Prep Kingball World Cup got underway in November, with each year group playing matches in two group stages in the early rounds. The children were all split into six teams- South Africa, USA, Brazil, Australia, Japan and England and competed together throughout the week. The group games were played first, with the top two teams from Group A and Group B going through to the semi-finals. These were planned for the end of the week, with each year group attending a Finals Day where the final matches of the competition would be played. All of the children and Form Tutors from each year group were in attendance, either to play or support their friends. After the finals were played, the children all received a celebratory lunch, including cupcakes, in the refectory which was followed by the presentation of medals to the winning teams and certificates to the star players of each tournament.
In Form 1 and 2, the final was played between South Africa and England. Both of these teams won through from their semi-finals, with England beating Japan by two goals and South Africa beating Australia 2-0. The match was played on the St Edmund’s Prep Netball Court and was supported from the sides by a lot of keen supporters from Key Stage One. South Africa won in the end after an energetic display and some great teamwork was just enough to secure victory! In Form 3, the semi finals were Japan v USA and England v Brazil. Japan won through in the end after winning all of their matches and proving to be unbeatable throughout the tournament. In Form 4, the semi finals were England v South Africa and Brazil v Australia. The overall winners were South Africa! In Form 5, England were the overall winners after a dominant performance throughout the whole tournament. After winning their group, they played Brazil in the semi finals whilst South Africa played against the USA. In Form 6, USA met Japan in the finals after both teams had won their groups and the subsequent semi-finals, where Japan beat Australia and USA beat Brazil. The final was won by USA after a close match that as played at a breath-taking pace!
During the week beginning Monday 26th April, St Edmund’s Prep held their own Tennis
World Cup. All children from Forms 3-6 took part in a morning of singles tennis matches
that were organised into group games. The winners of each group qualified for the semi-finals
on the ‘Finals Day’ at the end of the week.
Every child that qualified for the semi-finals chose a country to represent, with those boys and
girls from Forms 3-6 going over to compete against each other on Friday morning. We started
off with the youngest children playing their semi-finals first, whilst the older ones were
umpires and ball boys or ball girls. Form 5 came over to watch mid-way through and it was
great to have a crowd to help cheer on the competitors. The finals came next and all of them
were fantastic to watch and keenly contested. We finished the morning with a presentation of
certificates for 1st and 2nd place.
The finalists were:
Form 3 Boys: Jack Button (winner) Oliver Upton (runner-up)
Form 3 Girls: Ella Rudman (winner) Florence Bell (runner-up)
Form 3 Semi Final 1 Semi Final 2
Boys Oliver Upton Luke Fraser Jack Button Dexter Wright
Australia Brazil Madagascar Peru
Girls Florence Bell Sienna Grange Eme Udom Ella Rudman
Honduras USA Japan Guatemala
Form 4 Boys: Alexander McGrath (winner) George Smith (runner-up)
Form 4 Girls: Emilia-Jane Noble (winner) Ellery Trist (runner-up)
Form 4 Semi Final 1 Semi Final 2
Boys Toby McGrath George Smith Aiden Gupta Alexander
New Zealand France Russia McGrath
Brazil
Girls Ellery Trist Olivia B-Sugrue Hollie Smyth Emilia-Jane
Portugal England Ireland Noble
ScotlandForm 5 Boys: Liam Scott (winner) Lawrence Ferguson (runner-up)
Form 5 Girls: Ciara Prenderville (winner) Charlotte Johns (runner-up)
Form 5 Semi Final 1 Semi Final 2
Boys Ethan Ajagbe Liam Scott Edward Carr Lawrence
England South Africa France Ferguson
Gambia
Girls Chloe Ciara Kiki Brennan Charlotte Johns
Rutherford Prenderville Spain Ireland
Mexico Belize
Form 6 Boys: Henry Rudman (winner) Ruben Bishop (runner-up)
Form 6 Girls: Zara Ferns (winner) Annabel Guy (runner-up)
Form 6 Semi Final 1 Semi Final 2
Boys James Devonald Henry Rudman Ruben Bishop Harry Masters
Smith Australia Pakistan India
Cameroon
Girls Charlotte Ward Annabel Guy Zara Ferns Amber Bonnett-
China Spain South Africa Powell
Bermuda TriangleSports Day Sports Day went ahead this year! After the Department for Education gave the green light for schools to run Sports Day all that remained for us was to find a way to allow parents to attend too, socially-distanced of course, and we found a way. It cannot be under-estimated how important it is for a child to see a smiling face on the sidelines when they are getting ready to compete. Sometimes that reassurance when they feel are starting to feel the nerves is all they need to go on and give of their their best. All of the children gave of their very best and that is all anyone can ever ask. We saw some great examples of individual triumph- from those that pushed themselves to finish a 600 metre race to those that sprinted their way to first place in competitive fields, there were so many ‘winners’ (and not just those who finished with a first placed sticker). The changes to Sports Day included a morning event for Nursery and Reception on the Headmaster’s Field and for Forms 1-3 on the Front Field, followed by an afternoon session for Forms 3-6 on the Front Field too. The Grand-House Relay could not take place but all other events took place as usual. With shorter programmes, it meant that all children were able to participate in the Sports Races and Obstacle Races if they wished. This was a welcome adaptation as these are usually the most entertaining events. All of the scores from the Track and Field Events, from Forms 1-6 were added together and the winners for 2021 were… CAMPION!
Field Events 2021 Results
Event Year 1 Girl Year 2 Girl Year 3 Girl Year 4 Girl Year 5 Girl Year 6 Girl
Mini E McGee F Forbes E Udom I Bacon-Sugrue
CAMPION SOUTHWORTH MAYNE MAYNE
Howler
9m 10cm 6m 58cm 15m 10cm 16m 65cm
Howler C Prenderville E Smyth
SOUTHWORTH CAMPION
17m 10cm 26m 50cm
Foam E Udom A Spring C Prenderville Z Ferns
MAYNE CAMPION SOUTHWORTH MAYNE
Javelin
9m 90cm **13m 35cm** 12m 65cm 21m 00cm
Discus M Zaffuto-Pryce E-J Noble K Brennan A Blake
SOUTHWORTH CAMPION SOUTHWORTH MAYNE
5m 70cm **11m 00cm** 11m 90cm **14m 90cm**
Shot Put M Zaffuto-Pryce J Northen K Brennan E Bishop
SOUTHWORTH MAYNE SOUTHWORTH SOUTHWORTH
5m 95cm 7m 65cm 8m 13cm 8m 82cm
Long Jump E Rudman E Trist E Lund S Goodfellow
CAMPION SOUTHWORTH CAMPION CAMPION
2m 45cm 2m 08cm **3m 10cm** 2m 96cm
High Jump E Rudman T Fadahunsi Jones E Lund A Bonnett-Powell
CAMPION CAMPION CAMPION SOUTHWORTH
0m 90cm **1m 00cm** **1m 05 cm** 1m 10cm
S Goodfellow
CAMPION
1m 10cm
Standing E McGee I Olowookere
CAMPION SOUTHWORTH
Long Jump
1m 02cm 1m 23cm
**New School Record
Event Year 1 Boy Year 2 Boy Year 3 Boy Year 4 Boy Year 5 Boy Year 6 Boy
O Hollingsworth-Gee H Rutherford J Button A Gupta
Mini CAMPION MAYNE SOUTHWORTH CAMPION
Howler 19m 10cm 13m 75cm 19m 20cm 23m 30cm
Howler P Radford J Devonald Smith
CAMPION CAMPION
**40m 50cm** 37m 10cm
Foam J Button A Gupta P Radford J Devonald Smith
SOUTHWORTH CAMPION CAMPION CAMPION
Javelin 12m 70cm 14m 95cm 18m 37cm 23m 85cm
Discus A Carpenter H Edmunds L Ferguson T Ritson
CAMPION MAYNE SOUTHWORTH SOUTHWORTH
13m 10cm 11m 90cm 17m 80cm 18m 90cm
A McGrath
SOUTHWORTH
11m 90cm
Shot Put A Carpenter J Payne T Pinsent A Johns
CAMPION SOUTHWORTH MAYNE MAYNE
**10m 55cm** **9m 97cm** **11m 40cm** **13m 48cm**
High Jump E Holliday R Dark E Ajagbe E-D Balogun
CAMPION CAMPION MAYNE SOUTHWORTH
0m 80cm 0m 95cm 1m 00cm **1m 25cm**
T Smits M Bonnett-Powell
SOUTHWORTH SOUTHWORTH
0m 80cm 0m 95cm
Long Jump D Osinibi M Bonnett-Powell O Caton Z Spring
MAYNE SOUTHWORTH CAMPION CAMPION
2m 56cm 2m 57cm 2m 39cm 3m 49cm
O Hollingsworth-Gee M Abdul-Karim
Standing CAMPION MAYNE
Long Jump 1m 27cm 1m 35cm
Final Results: **New School Record
1st CAMPION 778 nd
2 SOUTHWORTH 670 rd
3 MAYNE 572Top Golf Squad Practice Party On Monday 28th June, we took over 50 children to Top Golf in Chigwell for their end of Term Squad Practice Party. It was a great opportunity to relax and unwind whilst hitting some golf balls down the range. Fore!
Contact Details for Mr Goodfellow If you would like to speak to me regarding sport in St Edmund’s Prep for your child, please contact me on: Sports Mobile: 07595 081859 Work: 01920 824341 E-Mail: ggoodfellow@stedmundscollege.org The St Edmund’s College Website includes a fully updated Prep Sports section, including all tournament reports, updated fixture lists, results, school records for athletics, Prep School sports achievements, sports newsletters and a photo gallery. www.stedmundscollege.org Also, our Twitter account gives regular updates on sport (@SEPsport).
Sports Club Directory
In our local area, Ware Meninas are attracting a lot of girls to their football club. Whilst Bury
Rangers, Ware Youth and Watton-At-Stone are also popular girls’ football clubs. There
are too many football clubs for boys to mention, with most local towns and villages having
teams for children of most ages. Perhaps those closest to our school are Buntingford Cougars
and Ware Youth. It should also be noted that at primary age, girls can also play football in
boys’ teams. Local hockey clubs in Hertfordshire include Broxbourne, Bishops Stortford
and Hertford. Again, there are quite a few rugby clubs in local proximity with Hertford and
Datchworth having had a good representation from St Edmund’s Prep in the past. Hertford,
Datchworth, Broxbourne and St Margaretsbury also have very popular junior cricket
sections for boys and girls, with girls’ cricket having grown as part of the All-Stars initiative.
Turnford, Wodson Park and Hertford Hornets are the biggest netball clubs in our local area
and there are currently a good number of children from St Edmund’s Prep at each of these
clubs.
Girls’ Football
Club Website Location
Ware Meninas www.meninasfc.com/ Ware
Watton-At-Stone www.wattonyouthfootballclub.co.uk/ Watton-At-Stone
Ware Youth www.wareyouthfootballclub.co.uk/ Ware
Bury Rangers www.buryrangers.com/ Hertford
Football
Buntingford Cougars www.buntingfordcougars.co.uk/ Buntingford
Ware Youth www.wareyouthfootballclub.co.uk/ Ware
Hockey
Broxbourne www.broxbournehockey.com/ Broxbourne
Hertford www.hertford-hockey.co.uk/ Hertford
Bishops Stortford www.stortfordhockeyclub.co.uk/ Bishops Stortford
Rugby
Hertford www.pitchero.com/clubs/hertfordrugbyfootballclub/ Hertford
Datchworth www.datchworthrugby.club/ Datchworth
Cricket
St Margaretsbury www.stmcc.org.uk/ Ware
Hertford www.hertfordcricketclub.co.uk/ Hertford
Datchworth www.datchworth.play-cricket.com/ Datchworth
Netball
Turnford www.turnfordnetballclub.co.uk/ Turnford
Wodson Park www.wodsonparknetballclub.co.uk/ Ware
Hertford Hornets www.hertfordhornetsnetballclub.co.uk/ Hertford
*Please contact Mr Goodfellow if you’d like another club added to this directory.You can also read
