SPOR T Individual Success Davina Perrin (Year 7) finished 3rd in the ISA National Athletics Championships 100m finals, after winning the Midlands championships for the third year in a row. In addition, her cricketing career continues to flourish with Davina the youngest Regional Development Centre player nationally and the youngest female to score 50 in men’s cricket. Karac Oldman (Year 8) and Maxwell Forrest (Year 8) won gold at the Warrior Challenge fencing competition in June, winning all of their matches in the Under 13 category. The challenge involved teams from Wolverhampton Grammar, Abberley Hall and Solihull School. Gabby Williams (Year 8), gymnast, celebrates another impressive year of achievement which included the British Championships, selection to represent Wales in the Home Nations competition, and culminated in her being one of the youngest gymnasts to be awarded a reserve place on the GB junior squad. Scarlett Wright (Year 7), Cheerleader, competed at the British All-Star Nationals in April, winning 5 gold medals, 1 silver and a bid to compete in the European Cheerleading Championships in Russia. Scarlett has a place on ‘CheerForce - The Ladies of Ten’, an international team which will compete at the Cheerleading Worlds 2020 in Orlando. 49
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