BSHS Country Week Boys Soccer 2001
2001Group photograph of the 2001 Country Week Boys Soccer representatives.
Back: Greg Murray, Bosko Jovanovic, John Madigan, Ryan Taylor, Luke Franklin, Sasa Kilibarda, Dean Cooper, Peter Gangatharan (Coach)
Front: David Cantoni, Terry Cain (Captain), Dylan Coetzee, Ben Abbot, Shane Holland, Joshua Brown, Ryan Barrowcliff
This year was unbelievable for the boys soccer team. Many of the skeptics (like the hockey team and the football team) said we wouldn’t stand a chance at winning our B Grade Competition.
Oh, how they were wrong. We won every game and didn’t look like losing once. Once more we enjoyed winning and had great fun doing it. The week gave the boys the chance to try different spots on the field and increase their skill level.
Throughout the week we had great support from all the other teams, teachers and parents and we were very grateful for the support. The support was really a great weapon for us in the Grand Final when they were able to out barrack Esperance, with their great Bunbury spirit, to help us to a one - nil win to bring the shield home for the first time in our soccer history.
This year was the last year for the soccer boys being coached by the legendary “Mr. Gangatharan”. In all his years of coaching Mr. Ganga has never won the shield so this year, being his last, the boys felt it was their duty to give Mr. Gangatharan the sending off he truly deserves. Cheers Mr. Gangatharan for a great year of soccer.
Next year we will be in A grade with a stronger team than this year and we will go one step better by winning the big shield.
From an article by Terry Cain in the 2001 Kingia magazine.
Details
Details
Country Week or Country Senior High Schools Carnival is an annual multi-sport event carnival held in Perth, Western Australia, between rural high schools from Western Australia. The carnival is organised by School Sport WA.
The carnival includes sports such as Australian rules football, hockey, soccer, netball, volleyball and basketball in a range of divisions.
Non-sporting competitions in areas such as speech, debating and dance have also been added to the event schedule.
Country Week is recognised as being the biggest event of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. The event typically involves about 40 schools with around 3,000 students and over 200 teachers and support staff.
The carnival is held toward the end of the second school term in late June and early July and lasts for one week.
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Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Acknowledgements to be made to 'Bunbury Senior High School 60j'.
Other items by Fotomakers Australia
- BSHS Interschool Triathlon 2001
- BSHS Country Week Boys Football 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Soccer 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Netball 2001
- BSHS Prefects 2002
- BSHS Interschool Athletics 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Hockey 2001
- BSHS Country Week Boys Hockey 2001
- BSHS Prefects 2002
- BSHS Country Week Boys Volleyball 2001
- BSHS Country Week Speech 2001
- BSHS Winter Winter Carnival 2001
Other items from Bunbury Senior High School
- BHS Prefects 1937
- Connie Clapp - BHS Prefect 1937
- Connie Clapp - BHS Prefect 1937
- Philip Nelson - BHS Prefect 1947
- Athletics Champion - Philip Nelson - 1946
- Phillis Robertson - BHS Prefect 1944
- Margaret A Eyres - BHS Prefect 1930
- Thomas Moss
- Physical Education Summer School
- BHS Swimming Team c.1925
- Painting
- BSHS Inter-school Swimming Team 1981
Source: Bunbury Senior High School 60j
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