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St Rose’s overcome Bishops’ to claim schools volleyball title
St. Rose’s defeated Bishops’ two sets to one to win the final of the schools volleyball
The victorious St. Rose’s High School.
competition which was contested yesterday at the National Gymnasium.
Both teams display a high level of expertise, but St. Rose’s prevailed 21-11, 27-25, 15-13. St. Rose’s defeated Queen’s College in straight sets 15-8, 15-8 in their semi final encounter, while Bishops’ beat Marian Academy 15-9, 15-11 in their match up.
Mellisa Gonsalves of Marian Academy took the best setter award, Patrice Agrippa of St. Rose’s pocketed the best server prize, Keegan Howard of St. Rose’s the best play trophy and Leon Ross of St. Rose’s the most valuable player accolade. Each school received two balls and a certificate of participation while the finalists took home trophies and medals.
St. John’s College was the other team that took part in the tournament which was organised by St. Rose’s High School Physical Education and Sport CAPE Unit two class of 2016. It was sponsored by Guyoil, Banks DIH, Republic Bank, Real Value Supermarket, Allied Arts Department of the Ministry of Education, Churches, H and H Hallim General, National Sports Commission and the Guyana Volleyball Federation.
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