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PE Department Annual Report – 2016 - 2017 St Joseph’s College has always been blessed with such talented sportsmen. As a PE Department we have felt extremely lucky to guide and nurture the talents of so many dedicated and passionate boys through a variety of sports. Please see below the brilliant achievements of our sports teams this year: Year 7 – Mr Rimmer (Head of Cricket)

Croydon Schools Football League 3rd place

Croydon Schools Cricket Association League 1st place

Surrey Cricket Plate last 16

Year 8 – Mr Rimmer (Head of Cricket)

Croydon Schools Football league winners

Croydon Schools Football 4th round

Croydon Schools Cricket Association League 1st place

Surrey Cricket Plate quarter finals

Year 9 – Mr Sales (Head of Football)

Croydon Schools Cricket Association League 3rd place

Year 10 – Mr Pavli (Head of Rugby)

Croydon Schools Football B League runners up

Croydon Schools Football Cup quarter finals

Surrey Cricket Plate last 16

Chelsea Futsal College Junior Academy – Mr Phillips (Chelsea Futsal Academy Director)

Year 7 – U12 Surrey FA Futsal Cup 3rd place

Year 8 – Ra’Ees Piracha and Lee Mukoko were selected to trial for Chelsea FC Academy U13s

Year 9 – U14 Surrey FA Futsal Cup 3rd place

Year 10 – U16 Surrey FA Futsal Cup runners up

Year 11 – English Football League KinderSport U16 Futsal Cup 3rd place

Chelsea Futsal College Academy – Mr Phillips (Chelsea Futsal Academy Director)

A Team – South East Championship Division 4th place

A Team – 3rd place at the EFL Futsal Cup having qualified winning their group in the Regional Qualifiers

B Team – South East First Division 3rd place and qualified for Division 1 National Finals

B Team – Division 1 National Finals group stages runners up

Tariq Perkins (Year 12) and Joshua Boadu (Year 13) were both selected for Chelsea FC Colleges Representative Side

Andrea Blessyn, Mustafa Mudey and Joseph Fearon have been selected / have represented Chelsea FC Foundation Futsal Club Senior Team

Please see pages below for squad lists and Sports Awards Evening winners

YEAR 7 SQUAD LISTS Cricket Football Rugby Ahmed Khan Max Owono Joshua Ali Baba-Chikelu Mickel Goldson Victor Konderak Hussain Pijvi Rahul Shah Lamik Medhane Brenden Braithwaite Myles Colly Rylei White Jeffery Ofori-Boakye Yaser Niazi Max Bandrowski Michel Goldson Hisham Ali Ayaz Joshua Ali-Baba Chiekle Ephraim Prempeh Sahat Shah Pascal Honda-Oluku Jahshawn Blair Muhammed Saleem Jeffrey Ofari-Boakye Henry Minnow Zain Akhtar Miles Ecclestone-Hutchful Josiah Offei Zain Masroor Mohammed Ansumana Fred Fianko-Awufu Harris Dewan Henry Minnow Max Owono Hassan Hussain Emmanuel Udoh Emmanual Udoh Al-Khasim Ekpolomo Josiah Offei Dilan Mahmoud Jeffrey Ofori-Boakye Babatunde Kuforiji Josiah Ross-Clarke Hussain Pijvi Troy Brown Pascal Honda-Oluku Rafael Costa Fayyadh Adnan Alelai Keyan Rasoul

YEAR 8 SQUAD LISTS

Cricket Football Rugby Mohammed Hasib Seito Smith Aanas Mastari Suliman Faqir Daniel Yiadom Joshua Olowe Ayaan Mahmood Jadyn Jones Tejiri Azukaeme Rohan Rizwan Isaac Osei Keitlan Julian Badchkam Mohammed Rajah Piracha Raees Lloyd Gymfi Ayan Das Abraham Masudi Jadyn Jones Anas Mohamed Tyrese Mendes Rockyna Frompong Mujtaba Qureshi Huzaifa Rehman Jameal Demeki-Walkrt Fareed Khan Lee Makoko Ruben Ongbo Huzaifa Reham Brady Shalom Joshua Olatunde Bavish Gnanaarulbaba Francis Mutyaba Lewanique Botchway Ammar Abbas Uzochukwu Maduka Temidayo Makanju Zabiulhaq Niazi Victor Stresser Correira Da Costa Dicken Mareemootoo Anas Mohamed Blessing Manueno

YEAR 9 SQUAD LISTS Cricket Football Rugby Fraz Khan Marking Amaechi Dejon Ingham Saif Ali Jason Pinguisi Hamza Yesufu-Muhammad Zulbab Bukhari Ricardo Morrison K-Mar Whiteley Junaid Javed Jonathon Erhabor Aadam Yiadom Boakye Umair Khan Kahari Giscombe Bilal Gutin Neer Shah Kacper Strociak Jonathan Erhabor Syed Ali Zach Camilleri Kahari Giscombe Wasif Ali Cameron Young Tristan Pierce Mohammad Nadeem Reece Rhoden Abel Mihretab Abu Baker Jaden Clarke Christian Caesar Idris Ghamai Juan Jimenez Paredes Joseph Daramola Mustafa Husain Jaden Clarke Daniel Ahenkorah Sajeeth Sivakaran Jason Martins Joshua Primus-Miller Ramez Hashim Yafeth Ghebremedhin Kyle Weathers Kmar Whitely Ricardo Dillon Gordon

YEAR 10 SQUAD LIST Cricket Football Rugby Vaksalan Vasanthan Hanuel Berhane Ghebru Anthony Amodemaja-Timothy Syed Kazmi Dapo Adekunle David Nowak Sinaan Farooqui Jose Solis Calvin Mukeba Numayer Hussain Liam Morgan Nygell Quarcoopome Puvinan Mheswaran Emmanuel Eke Kishan Anrude Imad Samad Daniel Balogun Ransford Osei Manu Abdul Mueed Sheikh Jeremy Appiah Best Amenaghawon Eguavoen Moin Khan Daniel Balogun Terry Clerk Aniq Razzaq Godwin Tabiri Adeyanju Alade Muntazir Budhwani Ryan Andrews Daniel Sanchez Haris Rasoul Roland Asafu-Adjaye Emmanuel Kupoluyi

Anthony Amodemaja-Timothy Hanuel Berhane Ghebru Liam Morgan

YEAR 11 SQUAD LIST Football Ryan Addison Verron Venn Kye Francis-Smith Emmanuel Yiadom-Boakye Theo Appiah Adam Aziz Tammuz Brown Jaedon Reid Mason Wilks Phillip Afriyie Tiago Pereira Nunya Keteku Yathavan Mulareetharan Joshua Douhoure Stephen Anibie

CHELSEA FUTSAL ACADEMY SQUAD LIST

Abeal Abebe Gary Ablett Alim-Olajide, Samuel Tyriq Baptiste-Augustus Anrude, Tarun Joshua Boadu Banahene, Rhys Darius Hunter Bennett, Oliver Ted Jones Fearon, Jacob Bradley Kabwe Fearon, Joseph Marico Kshatriya James, Horassah Leandro Luis Perkins, Tariq Joshua Miller Raja, Humza Stefan Montaque

Mustafa Mudey Joseph O'Sullivan Arpan Patel Christian Quishpe Teixeira

SJC Colours & Awards

Full Colours

Achieve over 550 points

Consistently represented school sport from Year 7 to Year 10

Exceptional performance at the highest school team level and/or County / National level

Has an extremely positive and respectful attitude towards staff, other members of the team and the sport

during all forms of sporting competitions

Met all half colours criteria

Half Colours

Achieve between 300-360 points

Attendance in over 80% of team training sessions over three consecutive years

Attended at least 95% of matches / competitions for a sports team over three consecutive years

Has an extremely positive and respectful attitude towards staff, other members of the team and the sport

during all forms of sporting competitions

Met all quarter colours criteria

Quarter Colours

Achieve between 90-120 points

Over 80% attendance at team training sessions over one year

Attended at least 95% of matches / competitions for a sports team over one year

Has an extremely positive and respectful attitude towards staff, other members of the team and the sport

during all forms of sporting competitions

Points

10 points Break school record on sports day

10 points Top of participation board for year group at the end of a term

10 points Offer to assist with officiating or supporting during a fixture

10 points Not missed training or a fixture for one term.

10 points Win a district league or title for SJC.

5 points School Representation at fixture

5 points Represent County or District

2 points Club attendance

SPORTS COLOURS WINNERS Quarter Colours Max Owono Joshua Ali-Baba Chikelu Babatunde Kuforiji Victor Konderak Josiah Offei Rafael Costa Lamik Medhane Miles Eccleston-Hutchful Joshua Ali Baba-Chikelu Rylei White Emmanuel Udoh Hussain Pijvi Maksymilian Bandrowski Mohamed Ansumana Brendan Braithwaite Dilan Mahmoud Fred Fianko-Awufu Jahshawn Blair Ephraim Prempeh Michel Goldson Jeffrey Ofori-Boakye Ahmed Khan Yaser Niazi Zain Akhtar Mickel Goldson Hisham Ali Ayaz Zain Masroor Rahul Shah Sahat Shah Harris Dewan Myles Colly Muhammad Saleem Hassan Hussain Ra'Ees Piracha Blessing Manueno Brady Ayoola Tyrese Mendes Lee Mukoko Isaac Osei Huzaifa Rehman Victor Costa Seito Smith Daniel Yiadom Francis Mutyaba Abraham Masudi Dylan Ralph Rockyna Frimpong Joshua Olowe Lewanique Botchway Jamaal Demehin-Walker Tejiri Azukaeme Temidayo Makanju Dicken Mareemootoo Keitlan Julian Badchkam Jadyn Jones Lloyd Gyamfi Sulaiman Faqir Rohaan Rizwan Mohammed Haseeb Ali Mujtaba Qureshi Ammar Abbas Zabiulhaq Niazi Bavish Gnanaarulbaba Anas Mohamed Santhu Mohamed Huzaifa Rehman Ayan Das Muhammed Rajah Fareed Khan Shuja Hadi Yafeth Ghebremedhin Marking Amaechi Jason Pingisi Zach Camilleri Kahari Giscombe Jaden Clarke Reese Rhoden Rayyan Piracha Dejon Ingham Saif Hanif Ayaan Mahmood Joshua Primus-Miller Syed Zulbab Bukhari Wasif Ali Joseph Daramola Abu-bakar Saeed Fraz Khan Syed Ali Asghar Zaidi Umair Khan Junaid Javed Rashid Neer Shah Mohammad Nadeem Mukhtiar Niazi Haris Rasool Ali Khalique Max Mridha Puvinan Maheswaran Abdul Mueed Sheikh Nutan Kumar

Half Colours K-Mar Whitely Kacper Strociak Jaden Clarke Kyle Weathers Aadam Yiadom Boakye Ricardo Morrison Tristan Pierce Hamza Yesufu-Muhammad Cameron Young Ryan Andrews Emmanuel Eke Jason Martins Jose Solis Jeremy Appiah Jonathan Erhabor Roland Asafu-Adjaye Liam Morgan Juan Jimenez Paredes Dapo Adekunle Anthony Amodemaja-Timothy Kahari Giscombe Kishan Anrude Christian Caesar Adeyanju Alade Godwin Tabiri Amen Eguavoen Hanuel Berhane Ghebru Syed Jaffer Ali Kamzi Vaksalan Vasanthan Moin Khan Aniq Razzaq Imad Samad Sinaan Faroqui Numayr Ali Hussain

Full Colours Daniel Balogun Calvin Mukeba Nygell Quarcoopome

FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Year 7 Player of the Season Rylei White Most Improved Player Joshua Ali-Baba Chikelu Year 8 Player of the Season Francis Mutyaba Most Improved Player Blessing Manueno Year 9 Player of the Season Jason Martins Most Improved Player Reece Rhoden Year 10 Player of the Season Daniel Balogun Most Improved Player Emmanuel Eke FUTSAL INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Year 7 Player of the Season Max Owono Best Trainer Maksymilian Bandrowski Year 8 Player of the Season Lee Mukoko Best Trainer Aaron Reid Year 9 Player of the Season Juan Jimenez Best Trainer Kacper Strociak Year 10 Player of the Season Daniel Balogun Best Trainer Liam Morgan RUGBY INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Year 7 Player of the Season Joshua Ali-Baba Chikelu Most Improved Player Ephraim Prempeh Year 8 Player of the Season Lewanique Botchway Most Improved Player Tejiri Azukaeme Year 9 Player of the Season Aadam Yiadom Boakye Most Improved Player Kyle Weathers Year 10 Player of the Season Calvin Mukeba Most Improved Player Amen Eguavoen CRICKET INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Year 7 Player of the Season Sahat Shah Most Improved Player Myles Colly Year 8 Player of the Season Rohan Rizwan Most Improved Player Ayaan Mahmood Year 9 Player of the Season Umair Khan Most Improved Player Zulbab Bukhai Year 10 Player of the Season Vaksalan Vasanthan Most Improved Player Mukhtiar Niazi

St Joseph’s College Sports Day School Record Holders – Track Events

100M

Year 7 Time Form Year 8 Time Form Year 9 Time Form Year 10 Time Form Babatunde Kurforiji (2017) 12.69 6 Stephen Anibe (2014) 12.38 5 Stephen Anibie (2015) 11.41 5 Stephen Anibe (2016) 11.44 5

200M

Year 7 Time Form Year 8 Time Form Year 9 Time Form Year 10 Time Form

Jonathan Erhabor (2015) 27.31 3

Jeremy Appiah (2015) 25.78 1

Jonathan Erhabor (2017) 24.28 2 Amen Eguavoen (2017) 23.12 3

400M Year 7 Time Form Year 8 Time Form Year 9 Time Form Year 10 Time Form

Francis Mutyaba (2016) 01:07:54 6

Marking Amapchi (2016) 01:01 1

Godwin Tabiri (2016) 57:81 2

Pedro Sebastian (2015) Numya Keteku (2016)

57.12 2

800M Year 7 Time Form Year 8 Time Form Year 9 Time Form Year 10 Time Form

Josiah Offei (2017) 2.51 5 Keith Asare (2014)

2.36.97 1 Myles John Greenwood (2015) 2.32

4 Isiah Wilson (2016)

02:25:19

02-Jan

1500M Year 7 Time Form Year 8 Time Form Year 9 Time Form Year 10 Time Form

Jose Solis (2014) 5.37 6 Jose Solis (2015) 5.14 6 Jose Solis (2016) 5.05 6 Jose Solis (2017) 4.55 6

4 X 100M Relay Year 7 Time Form Year 8 Time Form Year 9 Time Form Yr10 Time Form

Phillip Sebastian (2014)

57.44 6

Micah Orlebar-David (2014)

52.53 1

Nunya Keteku (2015)

49:84 2

Nunya Keteku

48.91 2 Godwin Tabiri (2014) Mason Wilks (2014) Mason Wilks (2015) Mason Wilks

Jeremy (2014) Nunya Keteku (2014) Theodore Appiah (2015) Theo Appiah

Mieprikememi Osubu (2014) Theo Appah (2014) David Hanson (2015) Kyle Kellman

St Joseph’s College Sports Day School Record Holders – Field Events

Discus

Year 7 Distance Form Year 8 Distanc

e Form Year 9 Distance Form Year 10 Distance Form

Jadye Gaga (2017) 15.6 2 Deji Adekoya (2015) 25.7

4

K-Mar Whitley (2017) 24.2 2 Usama Rajah (2014) / Numya Keteku (2016)

23.4 6

and 2

High Jump

Year 7 Height Form Year 8 Height Form Year 9 Height Form Year 10 Height Form

Isioma Nwokoro (2015) 1.31 4

Adeyanju Alade (2015) 1.45 2

Victor Folorunso (2014) / Jeremy Appiah (2016)

1.43

6 and

1

Adeyanju Alade (2017) 1.56 3

Javelin

Year 7 Distance Form Year 8 Distanc

e Form Year 9 Distance Form Year 10 Distance Form

Charles Adu (2014) 18.1 1 James Ramdeo (2015) 18.12 2 Horassah James (2014) 26.75 2 Darius Hunter (2014) 32.1 4

Long Jump

Year 7 Distance Form Year 8 Distanc

e Form Year 9 Distance Form Year 10 Distance Form

Daniel Balogun (2014) 4.82 1 Daniel Balogun (2015) 5.05 1 Stephen Anibie (2015) 5.35 5 Usama Rajah (2014) 5.5 6

Shot Putt

Year 7 Distance Form Year 8 Distanc

e Form Year 9 Distance Form Year 10 Distance Form

Denis Nowak (2014) 8.4 1 Calvin Mukeba (2015) 11.86 6 Aadan Yiadom Boakye (2017) 10.05 1 Calvin Mukeba (2017) 10.26 6

Annual Sporting News Highlights

PREMIER LEAGUE TROPHY VISITS ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Last week saw St Joseph's College receive a visit from the Premier League Trophy. As part of the continued relationship between Chelsea FC Foundation and St Joseph's College, the Premier League champions gave pupils and staff alike the chance to have their photo taken with the Premier League trophy as well as asking two Premier League Ambassadors questions about the trophy and its history. For example, did you know that the three ribbons on the Premier League Trophy represent the colours of the champions’ socks, shorts and shirt? And did you know that the captain of the winning team is the third lion added to the two lions on the trophy itself, as per the England team‘s nickname “Three Lions”? Students from the St Joseph's College Junior Futsal Academy as well as Chelsea’s Futsal College Programme had team photos taken with the trophy and really enjoyed their afternoon in the presence of such a prestigious visitor. This event culminates what has been a fantastic season for both the Junior Futsal Academy and Futsal College Programme, who have had many successes on and off the pitch, with players chosen to represent Chelsea FC Colleges Representative Teams as well as competitive performances in Futsal FA Cups at junior level.

SURREY SCHOOLS’ DAY CRICKET TRIP

On 12th May, 40 boys from Year 7-9 attended the annual Surrey Schools’ Day at the Kia Oval. The boys absolutely loved the day and were able to watch an enthralling Royal London One-Day Cup encounter between Surrey and Kent and also take part in various Kwik Cricket activities around the ground. Despite the early rain, the boys managed to stay in excellent spirits all day and were rewarded for their constant (AND LOUD!) support with a fantastic win for Surrey! Alongside this, world-renowned stars, such as Jason Roy and Kumar Sangakkara, came over to sign and take photos with the boys to provide a truly memorable experience which I have no doubt they will never forget! We are already very excited for next year’s schools’ day. Take a look at the photos.

YEAR 7 RUGBY

It has been a turbulent season for the fledgling Year 7 rugby team, who over the course of their short playing career have demonstrated a serious amount of grit, athleticism and not least, rugby talent to give Eddie Jones a selection headache in the future.

Training started early in the autumn term and the boys were quick to find their feet on the pitch, despite few having any previous experience at the sport. Their first tournament saw them play opposition such as Harris South Norwood, John Fisher and Quest with notable performances from Ephraim Prempeh; Joshua Ali-Baba Chikelu and Michel Goldson. From there the boys went from strength to strength, storming their way to a victory against Harris Crystal Palace with an impressive display of ball-handling, some excellent strike running and formidable rucking talent from Fred Fianko-Awuku and Andy Aheto.

The season concluded with mammoth 6-team tournament hosted by ourselves along with Streatham and Croydon Rugby Club at our playing field. Although our final position on the day was not favourable, the potential and optimism for the future is there.

An excellent first season for all – well done.

SPECIAL MENTION A special mention must go to Calvin Mukeba who has gone from strength-to-strength and recently been promoted to the U16 Elite Development Program at Harlequins Rugby Club. He recently represented against other professional teams including Exeter, Bath, Wasps and Bristol where he has managed to score three tries in total. Watch this space………..

CRICKET St Joseph’s College is proud to announce their selection to become a feeder school for Streatham & Marlborough Cricket Club. This will provide amazing opportunities for our students.

SURREY COUNTY CRICKET- AHMED KHAN Fantastic news for Ahmed Khan in Year 7 who currently plays Cricket for Surrey. Ahmed had fantastic news recently in that he has now become one of only two boys in the county to be selected for the Surrey Enhanced Performance Program… Well done Ahmed and good luck!!!

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From all the PE Department, have a fantastic summer break!!