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Salesian School Honours
Woking Schools' FA - District Cup
1986 - Under 13 Woking District FA Cup - Winners 1994 - Under 13 Woking District FA Cup - Winners 1995 - Under 14 Woking District FA Cup - Winners 1997 - Under 13 Woking District FA Cup - Winners V Hinchley Wood 6-2 1998 - Under 12 Woking District FA Cup - Winners V Winston Churchill 2-1 1998 - Under 14 Woking District FA Cup - Winners V Winston Churchill 3-1 1999 - Under 15 Woking District FA Cup - Winners V Rydens 4-0 1999 - Under 16 Woking District FA Cup - Winners V Fullbrook 7-2 2008 - Under 16 Woking District FA Cup - Winners V Winston Churchill 5-0
Surrey Schools' F.A .- County Cups
1988 - Surrey Schools FA Under 13 Cup (Dario Gradi Trophy) - Winners 1999 - Surrey Schools FA Under 15 Cup (Spencer Park Trophy)- Winners V Sunbury Manor 3-0 1999 - Surrey Schools FA Under 16 Cup (Beloe Rose Bowl) - Winners V Shene High 4-0 2002 - Surrey County FA Under 16 Cup (Beloe Rose Bowl) - Winners V Beverley High 3-2
International Tournaments 1995 - Runnymede Town-Twinning Cup. Bergisch-Gladbach, Germany - Winners Golf Read moreSchool Golf Championships - Laleham Golf Club
2002 Scratch Trophy - Mark Richecoeur 74; Handicap Trophy - Chris O'Connor 77/61
2003 Scratch Trophy - Michael Leach 74; Handicap Trophy - Lee Axten-Rice 91/67
2004 Scratch Trophy - Jack Heffernan-McClelland 74; Handicap Trophy - Adam Wimmer 94/68
2005 Scratch Trophy - Robert Kirby 77; Handicap Trophy - Jack Richecoeur 88/73
2006 Scratch Trophy - Jack Richecoeur 81; Handicap Trophy - Nick Tarr 84/52
2007 Scratch Trophy - Jack Richecoeur 82; Handicap Trophy - Ashley Pember 83/69
2008 Scratch Trophy - Jack Richecoeur 68; Handicap Trophy - Jacques Cooke 83/61
2009 Scratch Trophy - Robert Kirby 74; Handicap Trophy - Ciaran Dunne 94/66
2010 Scratch Trophy - Jacques Cooke 78; Handicap Trophy - Billy Rossiter 84/66
2011 Scratch Trophy - Jacques Cooke 73; Handicap Trophy - Sean Mullan 89/64
2012 Scratch Trophy - Michael Cooke 75; Handicap Trophy - Lewis Hinton 77/65
2013 Scratch Trophy - Michael Cooke 73; Handicap Trophy - Michael Burns 99/58
2014 Scratch Trophy - Lewis Hinton 79; Handicap Trophy - Ryan Aldridge 80/67
School Golf Championships - West Byfleet Golf Club
2019 Scratch Trophy - Harry Yule 69; Handicap Trophy - Charlie Pirini 73/67
Representative Honours - Surrey Schools' Golf Association County Matches
Sept. 2011 v Kent Schools @ Tandridge GC, Surrey. - Henri Cooke; Jacques Cooke; Lizzie Prior April 2012 v Berkshire Schools @ The Temple Golf Club, Berkshire. - Michael Cooke; Ryan Aldridge Sept. 2012 v Kent Schools @ Wrotham Heath GC, Kent. - Michael Cooke; Lizzie Prior Oct. 2012 v Middlesex Schools @ Burhill GC, Surrey. - Jacques Cooke; William Hobbs; Lizzie Prior April 2013 v Berkshire Schools @ Surrey Downs GC. - William Hobbs; Lewis Hinton; Sean Mullan Sept. 2013 v Kent Schools @ Lingfield Park GC, Surrey. - Lewis Hinton; William Hobbs; Sean Mullan Oct. 2013 v Middlesex Schools @ Hendon GC, Middlesex. - Michael Cooke; Sean Mullan April 2014 v Berkshire Schools @ Sonning Golf Club Berkshire - Michael Cooke; Lewis Hinton Sept. 2014 v Kent Schools @ Royal St George's Golf Club, Kent - Lewis Hinton April 2015 v Berkshire Schools @ Sutton Green Golf Club, Surrey - Lewis Hinton April 2018 v Berkshire Schools @Maidenhead Golf Club, Surrey - Harry Yule October 2018 v Middlesex Schools @ EnfieldGolf Club, London - Harry Yule April 2018 v Berkshire Schools @ Farnham Golf Club, Surrey - Harry Yule; Ben Wilson; Charlie Pirini South England Schools' Championships May 2012 @ Hadden Hill GC, Oxfordshire. - Jacques Cooke (member of winning Surrey team) May 2013 @ Bush Hill Park GC, Middlesex. Lizzie Prior (individual winner & member of winning Surrey team); Michael Cooke. May 2014 @ RAC Golf Club, Epsom, Surrey.- Michael Cooke; Lewis Hinton May 2015 @ Mill Ride Golf Club, Ascot, Berkshire - Lewis Hinton
National and International Representative Honours July 2012 English Schools' National Championships @ The Kendleshire GC, Gloucestershire. - Jacques Cooke July 2013 English Schools' National Championships @ Notts GC, Hollinwell, Nottingham. - Lizzie Prior Sept. 2013 England Schools v Scotland Schools @ West Kilbride GC Ayrshire. Lizzie Prior (member of winning England team) June 2015 English Schools' National Championships @ Peterborough Milton GC, Cambridgeshire - Lewis Hinton Rugby Union Read moreRugby at Salesian - Established 1967 Under the stewardship of former Head of PE Mr Matthew Whitfield (2001-2013), Salesian School undertook somewhat of a "Rugby Revolution" during the 2000s winning countless County Cup competitions. Our most successful campaign was the 2006/2007 season where we dominated the Surrey Schools Cup Competition. In this season our Year 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 sides were all crowned champions on finals day after five sensational cup runs. Noteworthy year groups include the intake of 2005/2006 who won the Surrey Schools Cup in Years 7, 8, 9 and 10. They were beaten finalists in Year 11. And the 2006/2007 intake who won the Surrey Schools Cup on four occasions, missing out only once in the 2009/2010 competition where they came runners up. Since 2008 the school's First XV has been managed by Mr Paul Bryce and has achieved notable success for a relatively small Rugby intake. Highlights of the past 5 seasons have included reaching the Daily Mail Cup 4th round, losing to Reading Blue Coats and the Daily Mail Vase 5th round, losing by the finest of margins to Saffron Walden of Essex. The First XV enjoyed tour success in 2011 where they were undefeated in Ireland, beating a Belevedere School XV and a Malahide XV. In November 2012 the First XV toured Exeter and Devon where they lost to Exeter College and drew with Keynsham Colts. In July 2013 Mr Whitfield left Salesian after 12 years at the school. Former Salesian player and current PE teacher Mr Chris Browne took over as Head of Rugby. Later that year the Floyd family became official sponsors of rugby at Salesian, generously donating the funds to buy four team kits for the boys and essential equipment for the school. We thank them for their continued support of Rugby in Chertsey. Honours Surrey Schools Festival Daily Telegraph National Emerging Schools Rugby Festival South West Surrey Schools Festival Bowl South West Surrey Schools League Plate Gordon’s 7s Tournement South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League South West Surrey Schools League Surrey Schools League Cup Surrey Schools League Cup Surrey Schools League Cup Surrey Schools League Cup London and South East State Schools Surrey Schools League Plate Surrey Schools League Cup As a parting gift, Mr Whitfield named his all time Salesian XV from his tenure at the school… The Mr Matthew Whitfield XV 14. Tashinga Muzira 13. Michael Riordan 12. Jamie Hodkinson 11. Josh Leatherdale 10. Idzi Baumgart (capt) 9. Ciran Milligan 8. Nick Hardie 7. Joe Davis 6. Jack Schofield 5. Charlie Pilcher 4. Jack Worley 3. Ciaran Broome 2. Ed Davies 1. Elliot Bailey
Skiing Read moreSalesian School Ski Club Salesian School Ski Club currently runs two trips to Saalbach, Austria each year as well as numerous trips to indoor and outdoor slopes in the UK. The school's ski club has been in existance since at least the late 1960s as the following report from the 1968 school magazine testifies. The Austrian Holiday Reported by Nicholas Jenkins, 1968 The snow sliding behind you, the skis gaining speed, the overwhelming sense of freedome and power; then splat! Your first fall. Well that's how it goes, at least until you gain confidence and some knowledge of how to ski. The parties of boys from Chertsea and Battersea met together on schedule at Victoria and were soon on their way. The journey was long and tiring but it didn't seem too long before we arrived in Otz, to be greeted by magnificent scenary surrounding us. We were soon settled in and by evening glad of the rest. The next morning we went by coach up the Otz Valley to Obergurgl, a ski resort 6,500 ft. above sea level. Once togged with skis and boots we practised on the gentle nursery slopes of Obergurgl. The first happening of any real interest was a twenty yard run by Mr. Cleworth on his skis. You may say 'sp what?' but you try going twenty yards backwards downhill! Mind you I'm not saying it was done on purpose. Everyone soon picked up a suntan, and found that they needed five to ten conts of sunburn cream to stop frying in the intense sun-light. Sun-glasses were essential and even with these Martin Allen of 4A still managed to get slight sun-blindness, however it was not to stop his skiing and he soon recovered. Three boys didn't share the luck of the rest of the party, they were all from Battersea. The first boy, a novice, broke his leg on the second day, skiing at Obergurgl. The second boy's accident was far more serious. Whilst travelling on a fast, direct approach down the mountain, he realised, or so he said later, that he was going so fast (at an approximate 70mph was his guess) and trying to stem turn, one stick in a snow bank. The breaking of his leg was heard some twenty-five yards away by another boy, who had been following down. He was rushed to hospital and was soon resting more comfortably. But for those few unlucky incidents, the holiday was a great success, everyone loved skiing and most reached quite a high standard, others, however were not so good; a few found great difficulty in stopping and dud ski slopes would be more in their line. After the first few days at Obergurgl, we went on to Khutai, the skiing there was much better and the party's enthusiasm grew. One afternoon some of us went up one very high ski lift to the peak of the mountain; the view was fantastic, everything looked so small from up there. Purely by chance, on the way back, we met the school party returning from Rome. We arrived in Calais that morning at ten o'clock, went through customs, then onto the boat. An hour later we arrived in Folkestone; we then caught the train and finally, tired, but happy, arrived at Victoria. |