LYG Cross Country 2024/25

On Saturday 16th November Havering London Youth Games Team took 76 athletes to race at Parliament Hill in the first event of London Youth Games 2025.
 
The results were fantastic across the board for Team Havering and the behaviour shown by all of our participants was exemplary. They were a credit to their Borough, their schools, their parents and themselves. Well done.
 
Individual Results Highlights –
U 15 Girls – Summer Smith 3rd overall.
U 17 Boys – Freddie Rowe 4th overall
 
 
Male team – 11th Overall
Female team – 8th Overall
 
Well done everyone. Fantastic results.
 
We would also like to thank team managers Gaynor, Neil, Peter and Gemma who assisted on the day and helped the young runners stay safe and ensured they had the race numbers and chips securely fastened.
 
Well done everyone
Havering Active Team HaveringActive

 

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LYG Girls Football Trials

 

Thank you all so much for attending the LYG Girls Football Trials. We had around 70 girls trial for our U13 & U15 teams which is phenomenal! 


Due to the high number of participants we will calling back up to 20 girls for U13 & 17 girls for U15 for another round of trials. 

 

Here are the girls we will be recalling:

 

U13 

Alice Yusuf

Amelia Mcdowell

Betsy Bovil

Belle Kirby

Eadi French

Erin O'Flynn

Isabella Cave

Isabelle McDowell

Kareena Chana

Kayla Lunan

Lola Prescott

Lottie Richardson

Maisie Kilbey

Millie Cook

Millie Harrie

Poppy Ingram

Sienna Nicholson

Sophie Cross

Sophie Emily Dance

Thuy-Trang Nguyen

 

If you are named above in the U13 please attend another session on 3rd June.

Details are as follows:

Monday 3rd June

Redden Court School

3.45pm to 5pm

Please ensure your daughter has a refillable water bottle, football boots, shin pads and appropriate clothing. The Pitch at Redden Court is a Grass Pitch.

U15

Brooke Allen

Brooke Vincent

Cassie Sheilds

Chloe Barwick

Daisy leech

Emily Quinlan

Evan Goodwin

Francesca Byron

Halle Nott

Holly Denwood

Isabelle Hutchinson

Isabelle Prior

Libby Keeler

Lola Baxter

Niamh Callaghan

Orla Friel

Sophie Goodwin

 

If you are named above please await further details for the next session.

They will be communicated once confirmed. 

 

The girls named above have been successful in going through to the next stages of the process. Sadly if your name is not on this list you have been unsuccessful this year.

 

Thank you so much to everyone who attended the trials. We appreciated your hard work and dedication. If you were unsuccessful we would like to encourage you to keep practicing, training hard and to try out again next year. There will not be any specific feedback given to players due to the sheer amount of trialists. This was the first Havering girls football trials with over 70 in attendance, which, in itself, is a huge milestone for girls football within the borough. Next year, the Havering LYG panel have already agreed to numerous trial dates as there is clearly a higher demand than just one day of trials, so thank you all for attending and shining a light on the importance of girls football in Havering.

 

Thank you again for coming out and displaying such tenacity and effort. We look forward to seeing you again.

 

Havering Hurricanes Need You!

We are looking for Year 8 & 9 Hockey Players to represent Havering at London Youth Games competition in June.  

Trials will be held on 23rd May from 6pm to 7pm at Coopers Company & Coborn School .  Callbacks & Training for the team will occur in the week to follow  if your child is successful.

Trials will be open to everyone born before 01/09/2009 who either live in Havering or attend school in Havering. Players must be available for training and the competiton on 29th & 30th June. 

Male competition 29th June & Female competition 30th June.

ENTRIES CLOSE 22nd June at 4pm.

For more information or any questions email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

 

Please sign up here: https://www.haveringactive.co.uk/index.php/eventscalendar/hockey/lyg-hockey-trials-2024

 

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Ninja Warrior

 

Hi everyone, Ruby here. It’s been a while. I would like to share my fantastic experience at the recently opened Ninja Warrior course in Chelmsford. It was so much fun and definitely a great activity to partake in with friends.

My friend and I visited this indoor adventure park and really enjoyed it. The course was challenging yet so much fun. It tested our strength, grip, determination and acrobatic skills. 

The park, was split between two courses. The first section was extremely challenging, it was almost identical to the course you see on TV, without the water! I was so excited to try and see if I could accomplish the course. Firstly, it started with the side loads you have to jump side to side on, which are always at the start of the course on TV. Then you have to jump, swing and grip on a multiple of different obstacles to make your way to the wall, which is slightly smaller. I recommend wearing some light gloves as it can make your hands sore.

It’s at this point your halfway through the entire route. There are more fun obstacles to test your ability, even toughened safety glass barriers that you have to climb through. That was really hard, because it requires strength in your arms and legs, balance, grip, coordination and speed. After that, you face the big warped wall, I always wondered what it would be like to try and climb it and I got the chance, it was amazing.

Over the other side of the park, there was a gigantic inflatable course as well, which was so fun as you could race one another along a challenging bouncy course. As well, as that there are climbing walls and another bouncy frame to climb and there is a slide at the top of the inflatable hill to slide down, even the adults loved it! Beside the obstacle course there was bouncy, inflatable balls that you had to try and run across to make it to the other side without falling, we really enjoyed this. Also, there was an area where you could combat against your friend to try and push each other off of the beam into the foam pit. This was so much fun and we did this several times.

Overall, this day out was extremely enjoyable and I would definitely go back to challenge the courses and wall again.

“Do you have what it takes to be a Ninja Warrior?”

Ruby Xx

 

 

Ruby's verdict: 9/10, I really enjoyed climbing but after a while my hands felt sore. The bounce park was so good, I wish I spent more time in it!

Overall experience: A fantastic array of fun. There are obstacles the whole family can enjoy, whether you’re a Ninja in training, or you’re a Ninja master.

Price: Book online from £14.95 for 60 minutes

Fun Factor: Lots to discover, a fun day spent indoors.

Contact: www.ninjawarrioruk.co.uk

 

 

 

BMX Interest

 

We are looking for BMX riders who either go to school in Havering or live in Havering. 

Please register your interets here: https://forms.gle/Km3GrEFJHU1v5h7d8

 

BMX Interest

 

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