ESSA Girls’ trip to Szentes, Hungary Oct 22-27, 2019 – players and match results
EVENT: ESSA Trip to SZENTES, HUNGARY
DATES: 22-27th October 2019
Staff (Girls team):
Team Manager – Rachel Boneham
Head Coach – Sarah Dunsbee
Assistant Coach – Cara Saunders
Players (Girls):
| 1 | Grace | Kaye |
| 2 | Macey | O’Malia |
| 3 | Holly | King |
| 4 | Josephine | Revans |
| 5 | Rachel | Tibke |
| 6 | Kelsey | Evans |
| 7 | Lily May | Girvin |
| 8 | Isabella | Kraft |
| 9 | Madeline | Harrison |
| 10 | Jesica | Gerrad |
| 11 | Priya | Kennedy |
| 12 | Nicole | Fawcett |
| 13 | Poppy | Stephenson |
| 14 | Matilda | Dugdale |
| 15 | Jasmin | Coleman |
| 16 | Mia | Lovell |
Preparation – we had one session dedicated to this camp which went well and set us up for the week. This is the start of the bigger programme for these ladies and it set the 3-year programme well thanks to ESSA’s support. We then had 2 days training before we played matches.
Game Results
Match 1 vrs Szentes 16-7, win
Game 2 vrs Turin, 10-10, draw
Match 3 vrs Genova 14-9, lost
Match 4 vrs Red Star Belgrade, 10/6, lost
Match 5 vrs 10-4, lost
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