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Basketball

South Tyneside Hoops4Health Basketball Finals 2026

16th March 2026A Rogers
🟢🟡 South Tyneside Hoops4Health Basketball Finals 🟢🟡
On Friday night, our basketball team represented Stanhope brilliantly and competed at the Vertu Motors Arena in Newcastle 🏀
The team showed fantastic skill and teamwork in the semi-final against Biddick Hall, securing an impressive 10-0 victory to book their place in the final.
At half time in front of thousands of Newcastle Eagles supporters, the team faced tough opposition and despite a determined effort, they lost 6-0 to St Bede’s. Our team did not give up and showed great sportsmanship throughout the match.
We are incredibly proud of the team for reaching the final, demonstrating resilience, teamwork and excellent effort all the way through the tournament.
Thank you to all of our tremendous supporters, made up of family and friends, as well as staff. A fantastic achievement, well done everyone 👏🏻🏀
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South Tyneside Basketball Qualifiers 2026

3rd March 2026A Rogers
🟢🟡🏀 Basketball Hoops4Health 🏀🟢🟡
Yesterday, 15 children travelled to the Vertu Motors Arena to compete in the Hoops4Health Tournament.
Stanhope 1 won all of their games. Their first match was against Forest View 1 which they won 22-0, they then went on to win Biddick Hall 1 36-0, Forest View 2 14-0 and Biddick Hall 2 30-0. Their final match was against St Bede’s 1 which they won 8-6.
Stanhope 2 won 3 out of their 5 matches. They lost their first match 6-4 against St Bede’s 2. They then went on to win 10-0 against Forest View 4 and 10-0 against Forest View 3. They lost their 4th match 2-0 against Biddick Hall 4 but went on to win their final match 2-0 against Biddick Hall 3.
Both teams got through to the final 8 teams of the day and it was our Stanhope 1 team won 12-0 and have now qualified and will compete in the South Tyneside Hoops4Health Grand Final at the Vertu Motors Arena on Friday 13th March.
A huge well done to both teams who took part, you have all worked incredibly hard and showed great teamwork. We are very proud of you all. Well Done 👏🏻🏀
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Champion Of Champions Basketball Finals 2025

29th September 2025A Rogers

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL FINALS 2025

On Friday night our Basketball Team, having won the South Tyneside Finals in April. They competed against the other winning schools from the North East. The team played fantastically to advance from the group stages to play in the final in front of 5000 Newcastle Eagles fans. This took place at half time of the main match. Here they sadly lost 2-0 to Ovingham Middle School. We are extremely proud of the team who have practiced hard for many weeks. Mr Rogers & Miss Corr.

 

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Y6 H4H Basketball Finals 2025

3rd June 2025A Rogers
Today, our Year 6 Basketball Team competed at the Vertu Motors Arena in Newcastle. They came third place in their group and just missed out on going through to the next round by a few points! The team worked really hard, winning their final match 7-1
It was the final time for Year 6 representing Stanhope at a Basketball Competition. It has been a pleasure to watch you all develop your skills and sportsmanship over the years. The team’s success is a result of their unwavering dedication and commitment.
Well Done 
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Basketball Finals H4H Newcastle 2025

31st March 2025A Rogers
Champions!
On Friday, six children from Stanhope visited the Vertu Motors Arena in Newcastle to compete at half time for the Hoops4Health South Tyneside Champions 2025 trophy.
The children played St Bede’s in front of thousands of Newcastle Eagles supporters and it was St Bede’s who scored the first basket, taking the lead. Stanhope kept their heads held high, showing great teamwork, and it was Ryan who scored our first basket putting us back in the game. As it was getting closer to the final whistle, the children did everything they could to try and score another hoop but the match ended on a draw, therefore taking it to a nail-biting shoot out.
It was Ryan and Ava who were up for the challenge. St Bede’s missed their first hoop, Ryan stepped up to the challenge and scored. St Bede’s scored their second shot and it was Ava’s turn, she accepted the challenge and scored making Stanhope Primary the Hoops4Health South Tyneside Champions 2025! A great victory and we will play again in the Champion of Champions Finals.
Congratulations to the team. We are incredibly proud of all of the children for their hard work and commitment to training. Thank you to all of our fantastic supporters made up of family and friends, as well as staff.
Miss Corr and Mr Rogers.
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South Tyneside Basketball Qualifiers 2025

30th January 2025A Rogers
South Tyneside Basketball Qualifiers 2025
Today, 15 children travelled to the Vertu Motors Arena in Newcastle to compete in the Hoops4Health Tournament. All children played really well and showed great sportsmanship.
Stanhope 1 won 5 out of their 6 games played. Their first match was against St Bede’s 2 which was a tie (8-8). They then went on to win 24-0 vs Forest View 1, 30-0 vs Forest View 5, 22-0 vs Biddick Hall 3, 18-0 vs Forest View 5 and 14-2 vs St Bede’s 2.
Stanhope 2 won 4 out of their 5 games played. They won their first match 14-2 vs Biddick Hall 4, lost their second match 2-4 vs St Bede’s 3, won 16-0 vs Forest View 2, 32-0 vs Forest View 4 and 14-2 vs Biddick Hall 1.
Stanhope 3 won 3 out of their 5 games played. They won their first 3 matches 18-0 vs Biddick Hall 2, 8-2 vs St Bede’s 4, 4-2 vs Forest View 3 and lost their final 2 matches 0-2 vs St Bede’s 1 and 2-6 vs Biddick Hall 5.
Our Stanhope 1 team qualified and played against St Bede’s 2 to compete for a place in the final. They were fantastic in this match and won 8-0. Stanhope 1 will compete in the South Tyneside Hoops4Health Grand Finals at the Vertu Motors Arena (date to be confirmed).
A huge well done to all 3 teams who took part today, you have all worked incredibly hard. Great team work was shown today and we are very proud of you all
SCORERS: Ryan 29
Connor 21
Ava 18
Maro 10
Joash 8
Tyler F 8
Jayden 7
Tyler R 4
Gian 4
Molly 1
Olivia W 1
Alexis 1
Miss Corr and Mr Rogers
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Champion of Champions Basketball Finals 24

20th April 2024A Rogers

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL FINALS 2024
Well done to our super seven basketballers⛹️‍♀️⛹️‍♂️, who having won the South Tyneside Finals in March progressed to compete against the other 5 area winning teams. It was a high class event with some talented players on display.
In our first match, despite dominating play and having many opportunities to score could not quite find the basket we so desperately deserved, before conceeding in the final 3 seconds, against the run of play against Northumberland Champions Ovingham Middle School (0-2).
Next we bounced back with a convincing performance to run out 10-0 winners vs. Sunderland Champions Richard Avenue. Lee-Jay scoring a hatrick, Corey and Lucas scoring 1 basket each.
In our third match we didn’t perform to our best losing 4-0 to Newcastle Champions St. Alban’s.
But in our final two matches we raised our game, marked very well and created lots of attacking opportunities. We won 8-0 vs. North Tyneside Champions Ivy Road, Lucas scoring 2 wonderful layups, Oliver and Lee-Jay scoring too.
In our final game we won 4-0 vs. Gateshead Champions Glynwood with Rhea and Corey scoring 1 basket each.
Sadly it was not quite enough to progress, despite having scored the most baskets in the tournament convincingly, as well as the best goal difference, we were ranked 3rd.
In an uneventful final St. Alban’s won 2-1 on a penalty shootout vs. Ovingham Middle, after a 0-0 draw.

St. Alban’s (Newcastle)
Ovingham Middle (Northumberland)
Stanhope (South Tyneside
Ivy Road (North Tyneside) 4th
Glynwood (Gateshead) 5th
Richard Avenue (Sunderland) 6th

Congratulations to our team – so proud of your efforts and dedication to training over the past 4 months.

Mr Rogers & Miss Corr

 

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Basketball Finals H4H Newcastle 2024

14th March 2024A Rogers
🟢🟡SOUTH TYNESIDE HOOPS 4 HEALTH BASKETBALL FINALS🟡🟢
Wow what a night! Our seven brilliant basketballing superstars were crowned champions in what was a sintalating performance ⛹🏻‍♂️🏀⛹️‍♀️.
On Friday 8th March our 7 remaining A Team pupils competed in the Hoops4Health Finals at the Vertu Motors Arena, Newcastle. It was wonderful to watch the North Stand of Sport Central steadily filling up with 50 members excited families, staff and friends from Stanhope. This was lovely to see our community, getting behind the team in a big finals event! Our players were really motivated to play in front of so much support, and give their very best.
In the semi finals we face multiple past champions St. Bede’s South Shields. We scored an early basket via Dakota. Then the game was end to end. We had many close shots and runs at the hoop. But couldn’t add a second. St. Bede’s then scored an equaliser. We pushed hard to dominate the final minutes and a winner looked likely. Zac finally scored the winner on the buzzer (nail biting stuff 😬🙌🏻), to give us the 4-2 victory.
At half time in front of thousands of Newcastle Eagles supporters we played Forest View in a shortened Final. Lee-Jay scoring the early basket as we dominated the entire match to lift the trophy. Winning 2-0.
This is our first victory in this tournament and now we will play after Easter in the Champion of Champions Finals.
Congratulations to the team. Your hard work and dedication has paid off. But there’s more to come… Thank you to all of our tremendous supporters, made up of family and friends, as well as staff.
A night to remember 🏆🥇⛹🏻‍♂️🏀⛹️‍♀️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

CHAMPIONS 2024

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South Tyneside Basketball Qualifiers 2024

16th February 2024A Rogers
Yesterday13 pupils from KS2 competed at Vertu Honda Arena, Newcastle in the South Tyneside H4H qualifiers.
Both teams were fantastic!
Stanhope A were undefeated and won all of their 5 games played! They won 11-0 vs Forest View D, 4-0 vs Biddick Hall B, 4-1 vs St Bede’s B, 4-0 vs Biddick Hall A and 6-1 vs Forest View C.
Stanhope B won 4 out of their 5 games played. They won 4-0 vs Forest View B, 5-0 vs Biddick Hall C, 2-0 Forest View A and 5-0 vs St Bede’s C. They lost one match 2-1 against St Bede’s A.
At the end of the first round the results were;
Court A
1st – Stanhope A
2nd- Biddick Hall B
3rd- St Bede’s B
4th- Biddick Hall A
Court B
1st- St Bede’s A
2nd – Stanhope B
3rd- Forest View A
4th- Biddick Hall C
This meant that both teams qualified, however it also meant that Stanhope A and Stanhope B had to compete against each other for a place in the final. Both teams put 100% into this match but it was Stanhope A who won with a result of 7-2.
Stanhope A will compete in the South Tyneside Hoops 4 Health Tournament Grand Finals on Friday 8th March. A huge congratulations to both teams, you have all worked incredibly hard and have trained with such commitment. You have shown great team work and sportsmanship. We are so proud of you all!

Results:

TEAM 1 RESULTS GROUP C
Forest View 4 22-0 WIN
Biddick Hall 2 8-0 WIN
St. Bede’s S/S 2 8-2 WIN
Biddick Hall 1 8-0 WIN
Forest View 3 12-2 WIN
+58   -4 15 points 1st
Team 2 RESULTS GROUP B
Forest View 2 8-0 WIN
Biddick Hall 3 10-0 WIN
St. Bede’s S/S 1 4-2 LOST
Forest View 1 4-0 WIN
St. Bede’s S/S 3 10-0 WIN
+34   -2 12 points 2nd

 

Stanhope’s Team 1 and Team 2 qualified for final 8 teams.

 

                   Quarter Finals

Stanhope 1    14 – 4     Stanhope 2

TOP SCORERS:

Lee-Jay = 16

Ava =10

Ryan = 7

Dakota = 6

Lucas = 5

Oliver = 5

Corey = 2

Joash = 1

Mabrook = 1

Rhea = 1

Zak = 1

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South Tyneside Basketball Qualifiers 2023

14th March 2023A Rogers

Today 13 pupils from KS2 competed at Vertu Honda Arena, Newcastle in the South Tyneside H4H qualifiers.

Our 2 teams competed with wonderful team spirit against 23 other teams – with the aim of reaching the H4H Finals night on 17th March 2023.

Our team 1 topped their morning group winning all 5 games convincingly, while team 2 also qualified finishing the group stages in 2nd place with 3 wins and 2 losses.

Team 1 advance to the knockout stages and faced Team 2 sadly. Team 1 won 2-0 to advance to the final 8 teams, however they unfortunately lost to Harton 1 on a penalty shoot out.

Mr Rogers

Results:

TEAM 1 RESULTS GROUP A
Cleadon Village 4 16-0 WIN
Toner Avenue 3 18-0 WIN
St. Bede’s S/S 2 6-0 WIN
Biddick Hall 3 4-2 WIN
Harton 1 2-0 WIN
+46   -2 15 points 1st
TEAM 2 RESULTS GROUP B
St. Bede’s S/S 2 0-2 LOST
Harton 2 6-0 wIN
Forest View 1 18-0 WIN
Toner Avenue 4 2-0 WIN
Cleadon Village 3 0-2 LOST
+26   -4 9 points 2nd

 

Stanhope’s Team 1 and Team 2 qualified for final 16 teams.

                   Quarter Finals

Stanhope 1    2 – 0     Stanhope 2

                   Quarter Finals

Stanhope 1    0 – 0     Harton 1

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