Tuesday, October 16, 2007

UNSTOPPABLE!


Or so it would seem, as our BBSS Senior Rugby side continued their unbeaten run, defeating a formidable team from the International School 17-10 in the Queen's Park Savannah this afternoon.

1: In the scrum

Led by Joseph Quashie, the team impressed all with their technical ability and speed that saw them dominating long periods, sealing victory with a try from Simeon Roberts.

2: Christopher Alleyne is just too fast!

Our boys had previously overwhelmed Maple Leaf 64-10, Mucurapo Senior Comprehensive 50-10,and St. James Secondary 58-0.


3:The boys in blue

Congratulations on the victories, and lets bring home the national title again this year!

Monday, September 24, 2007

The BELEX Family Day Monday 24th October 2007



The Annual Belmont Ex-Pupils Association (BELEX) Family day came off today at the traditional venue of the Woodbrook Sports Complex.

1: Part of the large indoor crowd

Hundreds of past pupils, teachers, their spouses and friends met, mingled, competed in many fun events and generally enjoyed themselves in a fun filled afternoon highlighted by nostalgic memories and the rejuvenation of camaraderie and picong. Congratulations again to BELEX for their annual initiative to keep the Belmont identity and spirit strong!


2: Mr. Harewood comes out of retirement to star!


3: The winners of the Rhythm Competition: Boys of 2005!


4: Musical Chairs...


5: Some of the outdoor crowd watches the football


6: BELEX XI (1) vs BBSS First XI (3)

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Football Season Starts!

After a no-show by Excelsior High and a rained out match against CIC in the U-19 league, our U-15 footballers wasted no time in establishing how serious they were to win the division with a 7-1 drubbing of Belmont Junior Sec today in the savannah. Led with a quadruple from Toney, the side played with great enthusiasm and skill, yet missed at least ten other opportunities to score. The only goal against Belmont came when when Anton Richards, our keeper, was so busy assisting a player with cramped legs that he never saw the opposing player until after the ball was in the net...

1: The teams greet each other after the match in a show of sportsmanship

A great game, yet too few adult supporters were there to see how well Belmont students played and rallied behind their side...come on !
Once secure fixtures are made available, they will be posted on this site so that all can support our three teams, (U-13, U-15, U-19) as they attempt to make history!

2: The Belmont Boys' Secondary R.C. U-15 team 2007 with coaches and the Principal