Sports Fixtures
Past Fixtures & Results
The semi final of the district cup was played in dreadful conditions at The Beacon after the heavens opened at the end of the school day. Despite the rain the boys were enthusiastic and started well. Tom scored from a cheeky flick at the front post after Brooklyn's corner. Lingfield grew into the game and came close on a number of occasions but could not find a way past the impressive Cameron in goal. At half time it was 1-0 to The Beacon. In the second half the boys really started to attack over the top of the Lingfield defence and Joe converted two chances excellently to extend the lead to 3-0. The boys controlled the last 10 minutes to secure the win and The Beacon progressed to the district cup final which will be played on Thursday 21st April at Reigate school.
Player(s) of the match - Goncalo and Dylan for their performances in central midfield. Both year 8's who proved they can definitely mix it with the year 9's.
Oakwood visited Beacon for a year 10 football match. The game started well and Beacon were on top, creating some great chances. As the game progressed it was still 0-0 in this quarter final game with penalties looming. Sonny hit the bar from a well worked move and Mason and Ronnie were making some great runs down the wing to create goalscoring opportunities. With around 3 minutes on the clock, Oakwood got a free kick which was headed in to make it 1-0 Oakwood. A real shame as Beacon deserved to win the game.
The year 10 team travelled to Reigate to play a strong Reigate team. The boys worked well first half and went in at half time 2-1 down thanks to an Evan goal from a Sonny free kick. The second half Beacon conceeded 4 to make the final score 5-1 to Reigate
The year 11 football team played the quarter final of the Surrey Cup against local school Glyn. It was a huge game for the students as it would mean a semi final place in the competition. The game started evenly as both teams played quite defensively not wanting to give away any advantage. Beacon went 1-0 up through Jacob who took his chance well. Towards the end of the first half Beacon gave a penalty away which made it 1-1.
In the second half Beacon were on top with many students and staff now watching. Beacon turned up the performance and Freddie scored a wonderful goal. Goal of the season so far to make it 2-1. Beacon now play Coombe Boys in the semi final of the competition
Year 7 travelled to RAAS last week for their second game of 2022. It was a slow start for both teams as they struggled to get past the oppositions defence and find the hoop. The score was 0-0 at the end of the first quarter. RAAS then found some form and took the lead in the second quarter. However, Beacon fought back and the score was 3-3 going into the final quarter. RAAS were searching for their winning goal however, great defending from Rejoice and Imogen stopped the waves of RAAS attacks. The final score was 3-3. Congratulations to Rejoice who was MVP!
The Year 8 squad travelled to their first away game of the year last week. The girls made a strong start but were evenly matched by an equally as strong RAAS side. As the whistle blew to end the first quarter the score remained goalless. Beacon started the second half with a bang with Shaylyn opening the deadlock. Beacon were fast to build on their lead finishing the second quarter with a 3 goal lead. RAAS however did not give up and managed to pull 3 back to make the score level going into the 4th and final quarter. The girls showed great team work and resilience and with a few minutes left on the clock scored a winner. The final score was Beacon 4, RAAS 3. Congratulations to Shaylyn who was MVP.
Also a huge well done and thankyou to Daisy and Lou Lou who played half a game each for the Y9 team! Well done girls!
The Year 9s travelled with a depleted team to RAAS last week. The girls got off to a slow start compared to the home side and trailed 1 goal to 8 by the time whistle blew to end the first quarter. However, the girls did not give up and fought until the final whistle with fantastic link up play from Attiya and Issy in the middle and some great blocks from Daisy in defence. Unfortunately, it was not enough to close the gap, the final score finished Beacon 9, RAAS 17. Congratulations to Eleana who was MVP!
Year 11 travelled to their final league fixture last Wednesday. The girls showed great resilience and team work but were unable close the gap on Reigate’s lead. The match finished 11 – 8 to Reigate. Congratulations to Maddie who received player of the match.
Well done to all girls involved in Y11 netball this year, you have been fantastic! We wish you the best of luck for the future.
Year 9 travelled to Reigate for their first fixture of 2022. Both teams were slow to start with Reigate taking the early lead. Beacon fought back, Izzy and Petra both dominated the middle third of the court allowing Attyia and Eleanor to put Beacon into the lead going into the final quarter. With both teams fighting for their first win of 2022, Reigate seemed to find their rhythm and put themselves back in front as the final whistle blew. Well done to all students involved and congratulations to Attiya who received player of the match.
Beacon 15 - Reigate 0
The year 7 girls recorded their biggest win of the season so far away at Reigate. Despite the drizzly conditions The Beacon were sharp and accurate in their passing and defence. Phoebe and Leila's shooting was outstanding throughout and the girls racked up the goals. The whole team played well defensively to keep a clean sheet and thoroughly deserved to win. Player of the match was Leila.
Our 7 and 8 girls travelled away to Hinchley wood to play the second round of the Surrey Cup. Hinchley Wood made a fast start and went one nil up within the first 2 minutes of the game. Beacon then went on the counter attack with Chloe and Reya both making great runs but unable to finish. At half time Beacon still trailed by a goal to nil. Hinchley Wood came out fast again after the break but were unable to find the back of the net. Nicole made some fantastic saves and kept Beacon in the game. With 5 minutes to go a collision in the Beacon box lead to Hinchley Wood stealing a second goal. The goals then came thick and fast with Hinchley Wood scoring two more before the final whistle. Well played to all girls and good luck to Hinchley Wood in the next round. Congratulations to Nicole who received player of the match.
The year 11 football team marched on in the Surrey Cup thanks to a hard fought 2-0 victory over Greenshaw. The game started with Greenshaw slightly on top and creating a couple of chances but none to worry Ryan in goal. A few back to back injuries for Beacon meant we changed positions of players which actually allowed us to gain control of key areas of the pitch that Greenshaw had dominated at the start and also launch our own attacks. At half time it was an even 0-0.
The threat of Jamie's long throw was evident in the first half so at half time a strategy was formed. It was not long before this paid off as Jack's flick at the near post meant the ball dropped nicely for George to spectacularly overhead kick the ball to loop over the goalkeeper to make it 1-0 Beacon; cue Beacon celebrations. A real combative performance from both sides meant it was close until the end when Jacob was put through on goal to make it 2-0 and game over.
Beacon now face Glyn or Carshalton Boys in the next round!
The year 8 girls Netball team travelled to Woldingham school on Tuesday 7th December to play in their league fixture. Despite the long journey and the late start, the girls played exceptionally well and represented the Beacon school well. Unfortunately they lost but made good progress with their communication and movement as a team. The player of the match selected by Woldingham School was Gea - thoroughly deserved. Well done ladies!
The girls travelled away to Carrington for their second fixture in 7 days. The match was very close from the off with both teams battling for every ball. The Beacon trailed by one goal going into the second quarter but came out fast with Sofia scoring the equaliser. The match was end to end but The Beacon managed to go into the half time break one goal up. Great defending in the third quarter by Daisy and Loulou allowed the girls to keep their lead going into the final quarter. As the light faded Carrington started to find their rhythm and scored a last minute goal to end the game with a draw. The final score was 5-5. Congratulations to Shaylyn who received player of the match.
The girls travelled away to Carrington for their second away fixture of the season. Both teams were evenly matched with the score going into the first half break all square at 0-0. Both teams started to find their rhythm as time went on but there was still nothing to separate the two sides with the score 2-2 at then end of the second half, everything was still to play for. As the light faded The Beacon started to tire and Carrington went into the lead. The final score was 6-3. Well played to all girls who showed fantastic resilience until the final whistle. Congratulations to Imogen who received girl of the game.
Y8 travelled to Reigate School for their first away game of the season. The girls made a fantastic start with goals from Shaylyn and Aaliyah the first half finished 4-3 to Beacon. However, as time went on Reigate started to find their rhythm and their goals were had to stop. Reigate had gained a 7 point lead by the end of the second half. The girls showed resilience and kept fighting until the final whistle but it unfortunately wasn’t enough. Well played to all the girls involved and we look forward to our next game against Carrington. Well done to Shaylyn who received player of the match.
The year 9 boys were back in action two days in a row with a league match vs Reigate. The boys got off to a slow start and after an un-characteristically sloppy first half, went in 1-0 down. The second half was the polar opposite and the boys crisp passing and fine movement unlocked the Reigate defence time and time again. It finished 4-1 thanks to goals from Harry, Joe and another 2 from Finn. MOM was Finn for a superb attacking performance in the 2nd half.
Year 7 v Cheam High School
The year 7 team played against Cheam High this week in a Surrey cup game. This was a hard draw for Beacon with Cheam High being a very strong side.
With the majority of the game being back and forth both teams demonstrated an incredible defensive performance. Half time came around with the game still being 0-0.
The start of the second half was all Beacon ball with an incredible attempt on goal by George which just flew over the bar. With both teams tiring Beacon made one last push. A perfect through ball from Oscar allowed George to place the ball in the bottom corner making the game 1-0.
The last play of the game Cheam had a shot on goal but was stopped with an incredible save by Harry. Great performance in goal by both Austin and Harry.
We look forward to the next round of the Surrey Cup.
Beacon 0 - 2 Ashcombe
The Beacon crashed out the Surrey Cup despite a rousing second half performance against a very good Ashcombe side. The Beacon went 2-0 down early on and despite throwing everything at the Ashcombe goal could not get back on terms. Their keeper made one excellent save from Joe and Tom shaved the bar with a header. MOM was Charlie E for his dominant display in centre midfield. He did not deserve to be on the losing team.
Year 7 travelled to their first away fixture of the season last week to play Oxted. The girls got off to a fast start scoring 4 goals to 0 in the first quarter. The girls continued their winning streak by stretching out their lead to 11 points to 0 by the end of the final whistle. Well played to all girls involved!
