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November 2015

Congratulations Nathan and Alex!

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A huge Congratulations to our two talented grade 5 athletes, Nathan and Alex, for representing CDNIS in the Inter-Primary Squash Competition recently.  Together they won the 2nd place as a team!

In addition to that, Nathan was also crowned Champion in the Boys B Grade competition! Well done to you both!

 

2nd Runner up for Boys U11 Squash Champ

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Nathan Rosenzweig (5E) finished as the 2nd runner-up in BU11 at Hong Kong Junior Squash Championship on Nov 8, where 105 boys competed at his division in this over 400-participant event.  Nathan has made huge progress as he finished in the 33rd place last year in the same event.

Nathan is looking forward to his next event HKSSF All Hong Kong Inter-Primary School Squash Competition with the CDNIS team.

 

Terry Fox Run

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Thank you to everyone who participated in the Terry Fox Run over the weekend. Close to 100 CDNIS students/staff/families took part in the fun run at RCHK to celebrate a Canadian legend and to raise funds for Cancer research, while earlier in the week, our Reception students (check out their video here) held their own run on the 6/F pitch and raised $2740! Way to go! The Terry Fox Run is held in many different countries around the world, it’s great to be a part of this international and truly Canadian event.  Several of our senior CDNIS students were also involved in the organisation and fundraising for this event.  #proudofcdnis

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ISSFHK Cross Country Championships 2015!

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Our strong team of 41 Cross Country runners (from Grade 5-12) competed with 700 other ISSFHK runners in theChampionship race in Pui O today (Wednesday).

U12/14’s ran 3km, U16/20 Girls ran 4km and our U16/20 Boys completed a 5km course.
The highlight of the day was our G16 Team who took out the G16 Championship with a powerful team effort.  This is our best Cross Country result for a long time.  Congratulations Tomoko, Carolyn, Julia, Nicola and Natasha on your ISSFHK Championship.  Our U20 Boys also brought home Bronze in the U20 Boys Division.  For a full rap of individual results please check out the TWolves site this week and for images of the perfect day on Pui O beach enjoy the photos of the event courtesy of Rita Wong.
A special thanks to our great CDNIS staff who coordinated the race; Coaches Jablonowski, Hosick, Matzoukis, Grantham, Flanagan, MacDonald and AD legends Shirley, Ngan, Sharmaine, Ching and Metz for making this event a huge success for the 20 schools that took part.
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Amazing Results from our SEASAC Weekend!

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Day 1

A really great first day of SEASAC Football and Volleyball.

Our Girls Volleyball are 2 from 3 with strong wins over UWC (who we lost to in Japan last week) and then beating the traditionally strong RIS 3-0, the final game of the day was a reply of last years final v NIST and after a fierce battle we went down 1-3.
Our Boys Volleyball had three tough games on Day 1. We won the first and then fought back from 2 sets down in their last game 3-2, we ended the day 2/3 which puts us in a good position to qualify for the Semis tomorrow afternoon.
An amazing first day in Division 1 for our Football girls. After winning Div 2 last year the same players (and coaches) started in Div 1 with a dream 5-0 result.  They then fought back from a 0-4 half time deficit to just lose 3-4 to BPS before finishing strong with a 6-2 win over UWCSEA!  I am so stoked for this hard working team as they are now dominating in Div 1 SEASAC, they have come so far in 2 years.
The Boys Football are in Singapore and are looking good for a Semi Final finish with 2 wins from 3. After preparing the last 4 weeks for an indoor tournament because of the Singapore pollution from the smoke and haze, they arrived to clear blue skies and suddenly the decision was made to go ahead outside.  Some quick tactical changes by the master coaches and we are on track for a good performance.
Well done to all 48 players and our team of 9 staff down in BK and Singapore.  I’m lucky to work at such an awesome school that really does support our teams and athletes well. We arrived early, prepared well, looked good in new playing kit and we are playing so well.  #proudofcdnisseasacday1
A special thanks to everyone who contributed to the Annual Fund, every single family can share in the above results as all 48 of our athletes travelled to SEASAC with the support of our Annual Fund.

 

Day 2

This is an very short update with very good news.

For the first time that I can remember all 4 of our SEASAC Teams made it through pool play and into their respective SEASAC Semi Finals! This is an amazing achievement. Something to be proud of and to celebrate.
Semi finals have been played tonight and tomorrow our;
Girls Volleyball Team will be playing for Gold!
Boys Football Team will be playing for Gold!
Girls Football Team will be playing for Bronze.
Boys Volleyball Team will be playing for Bronze.
In every case they have exceeded all our – but possibly not their – expectations.
Each and every team has a story to tell today of how they made it out of pool play and gave everything they had in the semi final. I’ll wait to I hear these stories first hand from the teams and coaches as I can not do their journey justice retelling it third hand. I look forward to reporting good news this time tomorrow, till then can I encourage the entire CDNIS community to join with me in telling our athletes and coaches that we are proud of them and that we wish them the best of luck Sunday morning as they face their final challenge.
#proudofthetwolves
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