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Wallace Cruise Past Friends into Quarter Final

Wallace Cruise Past Friends into Quarter Final

The Wallace High School U14 XI defeated Friends by 9 wickets in the Ulster Schools’ League to set up a quarter final clash against Grosvenor Grammar School.
Friends batted first and lost their first wicket in the fifth over when Mark Hylands clean bowled Allen for 8 with the score on 23.

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Rugby Season ends on High

Rugby Season ends on High

The Wallace High School finished a hard rugby season with four notable successes. The Medallion won The Ulster Schools’ Plate Competition defeating Sullivan by 37-26. Chris Lister(2), David Scott(2), Ross Irwin and Jordan McMullan were the try scorers. David Scott kicked one penalty and a conversion while Connor Saunders also kicked a conversion.

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Hockey Tour to The Hague

Hockey Tour to The Hague

Recently the senior boys’ hockey team in The Wallace High School went on tour to The Hague and spent four very enjoyable days in the city. Whilst there they played two tough matches against the HGC under 18 side, these were always going to be competitive games against the club whose senior team were the [...]

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Hockey Success

Hockey Success

Last Saturday Kilkeel High School made the long journey to Lisnagarvey Hockey Club to contest four competitive matches. On a bitterly cold day it was perhaps fitting that honours were even. The Wallace 1st X1 were without six key players but produced a spirited display before losing 1 – 2.

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Busy Week for Hockey

Busy Week for Hockey

=The Wallace High School Senior Girls hockey players have a busy few weeks ahead. This week the Clonevin Park girls are heading off on an exciting development tour to Barcelona.They will spend several days at the state of the art Atletic Teressa hockey complex, which boasts several water based Astroturf pitches. They will also [...]

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Cricket Update

The Wallace High School’s Girls’ Under 15 Cricket season came to a spectacular end last week with Wallace once again bringing the Cup home to Clonevin Park. The Lisburn girls were given a bye in the first round and made great use of the extra time provided for extensive practice.

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