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News stories from the School and Old Suttonian communities
2 May 2025 | |
Written by Victoria Evenden | |
Sports |
Last Friday, we were treated to two excellent games of Hockey at School as the Old Suttonians took on the School's 1st XI teams. The girls' teams pushed back first to compete for the Susannah Townsend Trophy and, after an extremely fast-paced match, the OS team were victorious with a final score of 5-2. Next up were the boys, and again the standard of Hockey was extremely high, with the OS boys' team narrowly losing to the School's 1st XI by a score of 3-2. The School therefore takes the Alex Hatch trophy for 2025/2026.
The players definitely had the advantage of running around to keep warm, as conditions were once again quite cold for the spectators. Not to be put off, everyone enjoyed a post-match barbecue outside TC's, which was a great opportunity for everyone to catch up. Thank you to all the parents, pupils, siblings, Old Suttonians and staff who came along to support the teams, there was a great atmosphere and the teams definitely appreciated the encouragement.
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