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Saebom Park provides the highlights from the U19 girls basketball match against ABCIS.
ABCIS was our second game of this season. Previously, ABCIS were a team that we've been able to win against easily - but we didn’t go into the game with the ‘easy-game’ mindset. We started off by playing our set plays and within the first couple of minutes we were able to lead comfortably by many points. We also attempted our new in-bound plays like ‘T-zipper’, which at first was a little messy due to some misunderstandings but we were still able to score some baskets from this play. With practice, we will hopefully be able to use this to our advantage frequently.
After the first half, it was evident that the game had already been won, but we still continued to play our best with several interceptions, quick passes and many baskets here and there; seen in the scoreline of 38-7. This game didn’t only demonstrate that our half-court arrow, offensive plays and chemistry as a team are becoming more and more effective, but it also provided us with high motivation for the next game next Thursday. Next week we will aim to rebound all of our shots so none go to waste. A special mention to Mr. Mc’s player of the match: Krystyna Phamova!
Final Score: 38-7
Joining BIS HCMC in Foundation Stage 2 (F2) is a fantastic age to begin a lifetime love for learning, encouraged and nurtured by our experienced and committed class and specialist teachers, who personalise learning unique to every child. We look back at what our F2s have experienced in less than one term already at BIS HCMC.
We are incredibly proud of our Year 11 class of 2024, for their impressive IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) results. This incredible cohort of 155 students, our largest IGCSE class in the history of the school, have significantly surpassed UK and international averages and were awarded 97% of all grades at A*-C. An incredible 62% of all grades awarded were at A*-A.