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up arrow : go up one level Mini Youth Games review 2006/2007
Mini Youth Games hockey tournament

The Mini Youth Games hockey tournament was held at Holcombe Hockey Club on Wednesday 20 September 2006. A fantastic 18 schools attended, with over 180 children participating in an all action day of hockey and fun.

At each event points, are awarded to each school for simply taking part. This is the main emphasis of the Mini Youth Games – enjoyable participation so the most prestigious prize at any event is always the Fair Play Award.

The Fair Play Award went to St James CE Primary, Isle of Grain. It is crucial that young people are introduced to sport in a friendly, positive environment and that they are encouraged to accept victory and defeat with equal grace. It is important that they learn to show consideration and respect towards opponents, team-mates and officials, as well as to the rules and conventions of the different sports.


Photo of the St James Primary School team - MYG Hockey Fair Play Winners


Photo of the Allhallows Primary School team - MYG Hockey Winners and Best Placed Small School

The main event enabled each school to play an amazing 17 hockey matches in an even draw against all other Medway schools entered. The points were collated through the day and the winners of the tournament were Allhallows Primary school, also taking the Best Small School Award as a school with under 40 pupils in Year 6, closely followed by St Margaret’s, Rainham, Hempstead Junior School and Walderslade Primary. Ryan Ravenscroft, who plays Hockey for Holcombe Hockey Club and is a South African International player, presented the awards to pupils on the day.

The Sports Development Team would like to thank everyone involved in making this event so successful, including the staff and volunteers from Holcombe Hockey Club, Anchorians Hockey Club, Greenacre School Sports Partnership and Howard School Sports Partnership.

MYG hockey final places

1st Allhallows
2nd St Margarets (Rainham)
3rd Hempstead
4th Walderslade
5th St Augustines of Canterbury
6th St Mary's
7th Fairview
8th Twydall
9th Balfour
10th Riverside
11th Featherby
12th Hoo
13th Spinnens Acre
14th Miers Court
15th Ridge Meadow
16th Chattenden
17th St James
18th Kingfisher

Photo of MYG Hockey Volunteers



Photo of the St Margarets School team - MYG Hockey second place

















Photo of the Hempstead Junior School team - MYG Hockey third place

For further information contact:
email icon Email : sportsdevteam@medway.gov.uk
Telephone icon Telephone : 01634 338761
Mail icon Write to : Sports Development Team
First floor
Black Lion Leisure Centre
Mill Road
Gillingham
Kent ME7 1HF
Minicom icon Minicom :

01634 333111


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