NewsLetterIssue4 April-June10.indd - RIS stories

SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES
Under 15 Girls’ Volleyball
At the beginning of the season, we started off as separate individuals and groups that never interacted. But
as the sport season progressed, we became a unified group that looked out for each other, created precious
memories through ups and downs, and constantly motivated each other to reach our best potential earning a
silver medal at BISAC. Our first set in the final match of the tournament against the home team, ISB, was
very disappointing, but we still put up a fight in the last two sets. The U15 team would like to thank all the
varsity players who have constantly been there to support us and help us improve our volleyball skills. Our
team would like to say a special thanks to Ton, Kom, Kunn, Preme, Pauline, Lissa, parents, manager, and
our wonderful Coach Noi for assisting us in this successful and memorable season.
JV Girls’ Volleyball
2009 was an amazing year for the U17 girls and filled with a roller coaster of emotions and results.
Through all their hard work and dedication, the girls have become better players and athletes, and will
undoubtedly give opposing teams all they can handle in future years. Great job on a hard fought season and
a second place finish at BISAC. Coach Richard puts it best, “You are all champions in my books!”
U-13 Boys’ Volleyball
The boys had a great season that not only made them better players but also great friends. They did a
great job on developing their skills as volleyball players and young men. They may have been a little
disappointed in their final standing at BISAC, but everyone had a great time throughout the season and we
will be looking for retribution next year.
Under 17 Girls’ Softball
The U17 girls’ softball team had a long season of practicing without many games. In fact, the girls only had
one regular season game before BISAC. All the hard work paid off in the BISAC tournament though, as
the girls were able to bring the championship to RIS. The girls played stellar defense, giving up a total of
five runs in two games and the offense scored a total of 14 runs. Both stats were the best among the teams
in the tournament. As Coach Isaac comments, “the future looks bright for RIS softball as these girls look to
improve even more.”
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