Siddal Moor students at Handball Finals

Date published: 03 March 2015


North West County Handball Finals

Erin Kilpatrick, Harry Thorpe and Josh McDaid all students from Siddal Moor were selected to represent Greater Manchester County U16S boys and girls Handball squads and played in the North West County Finals on Saturday 14 February. They have been attending County training for the last 3 months.

Although Greater Manchester didn’t progress to the National Finals in April, some tough matches were played with the boys being placed 3rd and the girls 2nd. The students were a credit to the school and played some great handball.

Both Josh and Harry have now been invited to attend the U16 North West Regional Academy and Harry impressed selectors so much that he was invited to attend National Academy training with a view to possible selection for a European competition in Denmark in July.

Both Josh and Harry have the opportunity to attend a Regional Academy camp in Denmark in July too.

A Big Well Done to all the students who took part.

Rochdale Hand Ball Finals

Siddal Moor U15 Boys handball team came out as winners of the Rochdale schools competition on Wednesday 25 February.

5 schools from across the borough entered the event. Siddal Moor won or drew all of their matches as did Middleton Tech, who they drew with.

On goal difference Siddal Moor were placed 1st!

Some great performances from the boys.

Team:

Josh McDaid
Harry Thorpe
Taylor Ditchfield
Darius Campbell
Dublin Maloney
Josh High
Chris Brown
Daniel Robinson
Harrison Jacques
Kane Ashcroft

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