Despite an afternoon of tiring exams, the U16 A team were not fazed by the strong Kesgrave side. Nancy King and Jemima Potter united to form a solid defence whilst intercepting nearly every pass and turning over the play on a number of occasions. Lucy Frank and Emma Harrington also were a vital part of both the defensive work and in the centre, bringing the ball smoothly down the court. Millie Leith and Chloe Neall secured our win with excellent shooting in a nail-biting finish. Overall there was a high work rate, despite some over-ambitious throws, and we came away with a thoroughly deserved win.
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