Sports End of Year Assembly

On Monday the 22nd of May, we celebrated our end of year sports assembly. At this event, members of our whole school community are brought together to reflect on the year’s sporting events. We would like to say a massive thank you to our sports department who organise, host and enable so many sporting events to take place over the school year.

This years winners were:

Badminton

Most improved players

• Ali Wolahan
• Charlotte McNamara
• Faye Bennett

Coaches Award

• Grace Larkin
• Lily Johnson
• Gala Pete

Athletics

Most improved players

• Róise Cullen
• Emily Farrell
• Emily Woods
• Rosa Troughton
• Emma Mooney

Coaches Award

• Doireann Dowdall
• Ciara Fitzpatrick
• Charlotte McNamara
• Emily Hetherington

Basketball

Most improved players

• Sarah-Kate Merrigan
• Eimear Keogh
• Rebecca Dunne
• Keela Murphy

Coaches Award

• Tifera Ngwenya
• Emma Mooney
• Mia McEntee
• Sadhbh McGlinn

Honorable Mentions

• Aoibhe Doyle
• Neysa Mates Dunne
• Sadhbh McGlinn

Hockey

Most Improved Players

• Kate Lysaght-Walsh
• Layla Gavigan
• Camilla Gomez Escobar
• Laelia Hoppe

Coaches Award

• Emily Daly
• Hao Holohan
• Charlotte McNamara
• Sadie Grant

Tennis

Most Improved Player

• Niamh McGorrian

Coaches Award

• Sophia Steele

Soccer

Most Improved Player

• Saorlaith Kieran

Coaches Award

• Lily Johnson

Equestrian

Most Improved Participant

• Amy Dickson

Coaches Award

• Isabella Högger

Senior Sports Person of the Year

• Róisón O’Connor

Junior Sports Person of the Year

• Mia McEntee

Winner of the House Sports Shield

For the most points won on Sports Day is St Lucia.

Winner of the House Cup

For the most points gained throughout the year is Tahiti.