BSHS Country Week Boys Volleyball 2001
2001Group photograph of the 2001 Country Week Boys Volleyball representatives.
Back: Karen Law (Coach), Mark Underwood, Josh Della-Sale, Josh Allen
Front: Matt Wilson, Simon Clayden, Naeill Leigh, James Vicary
The 2001 Volleyball team kicked off to a good start with lots of experience from last year’s team. We had Josh “Tall Man” Della Sale, Naeill “Spiker Leigh, Josh “Gonza” Allen and myself Mark “Old Man” Underwood. Complementing this line up was the new blood, Simon “Psycho” Clayden, Mat “Casanova” Watson, and James “Skin Head” Vicary. To round off this great line up we had a coach in the form of Miss “Blondie” Law.
Unfortunately we were not able to play precountry week volleyball games due to the fact that the competition was moved out to the Leschenault Leisure Centre. This was a great blow for our chances at Country Week for without any lead up games vital experience was lost. This meant that we went up to Perth with a fair amount of unease but with resolve to come in any place we could put our hands on, and still live up to our awesome reputation in other fields.
The first night saw us arrive at the hotel with little inconvenience, except for our local Casanova getting Miss Law’s favourite number shirt. This was the start of a beautiful friendship between Matt and Miss Law. The next day saw us compete in our first game against East Goldfields, with Mr. Mc Cool. Which we lost... this losing streak continued throughout our tour at country week, which saw us win only 3 matches. However our promise at the Country Week assembly held true and we came 3rd last. This was a great success for our team and we achieved everything we hoped for.
From an article in the the 2001 Kingia magazine.
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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
Acknowledgements to be made to 'Bunbury Senior High School 60i'.
Other items by Fotomakers Australia
- BSHS Prefects 2002
- BSHS Country Week Boys Soccer 2001
- BSHS Interschool Athletics 2001
- BSHS Country Week Boys Hockey 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Netball 2001
- BSHS Country Week Boys Basketball 2001
- BSHS Country Week Speech 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Soccer 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Hockey 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Basketball 2001
- BSHS Country Week Girls Volleyball 2001
- BSHS Interschool Triathlon 2001
Other items from Bunbury Senior High School
- BSHS Winter Winter Carnival 2001
- 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
Source: Bunbury Senior High School 60i
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