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APAC Track and Field Updates

Congratulations to Brent new Record Breakers for APAC Track and Field 2010 hosted by Shanghai American School, Pudong

3000M Run - Boys
New Record: 9:55+min - DOBERMANN, Tim
Old Record: 10:34.10min - KIM, Jae Bong "Joseph", Brent

Discus Throw - Girls
New Record: 27.67m - AHOMIRO, Amy
Old Record: 24.48m - AHOMIRO, Amy, Brent

Long Jump - Girls
New Record: 4.82m - POSADAS, Klarizze
Old Record: 4.54m - BUENSUCESO, Misha, Brent

400M - Girls
New Record: 1:02.17 - POSADAS, Klarizze

Old Record: 1:14.60 - BUENSUCESO, Misha - Brent

LSMS Swimming Meet 2009 – 10/24/2009

Download the results here.

X‑Country Running Meet – Faith Academy

September 19^th, 2009

Twenty‑three of Brent’s fittest athletes gave up part of their long weekend to compete in a running race at Faith Academy this past weekend. The mid‑season race was a repeat of the course run 3 weeks ago which allowed the athletes to compare how much they have improved over that time. Many of our runners showed huge gains since the first race of the season and tackled the hilly course aggressively.

Again we placed 7 athletes in the top 10 in their respective divisions, including all four of the middle school athletes we had competing. Dai Kikuchi had another successful outing beating all other runners over the 2.5km course. Following closely in 7^th place was Sam Trower. Naomi Hilton ran strong and placed 3^rd overall and Lene Grimstad was 6^th.

In the upper school division, Taj Pereira blazed over the challenging course 1:30mins faster then 3 weeks ago and placed 6^th overall. Josiah Fogle ran tough and was the 2^nd Brent finisher. Following closely behind was Jae Yoo, a first time racer, who had a great race and was Brent’s 3^rd finisher. This time around the upper school girls team also ran the 5km course. Again the team was led by Lynn Ong who placed 6^th overall, and Hye Jin Roh only 8 seconds behind in 7^th place. Allison Ford is continuing to show big improvements and was Brent’s 3^rd finisher.

APAC Brent Baseball 2009 Schedule Released Today

September 18, 2009

Download APAC Baseball 2009 Schedule here.

Brent Varsity Tennis and Club

This year the Brent tennis team welcomes 16 players (8 boys and 8 girls), at different skill levels, who are all eager to hone their skills. Thus, attendance at the tennis courts is seen daily; rain or shine. During non-rainy days, players train by participating in drills, game simulations, doubles matches, and even singles matches against their coaches. When the courts are too wet, the tennis team is handled by a fitness coach to improve on their agility and footwork. Training always lasts for 2 hours.

On behalf of the players, they are pleased to be trained by at least 2 professional level Filipino tennis players. Coach Ailene, – who participates in both national and international competitions – and 2 other new coaches are working hard to prepare their players for the annual APAC Tennis Tournament, which will be held in HKIS, this year. Last year, the team performed well with the Girls and Boys Team placing overall at 2nd and 3rd place. With the addition of another Top National Filipino Tennis Player, Louis Lopez, joining Shanine Olivarez, the team is looking forward for an exciting and promising tournament.

To prepare for APAC, a tournament will be held in early October. Throughout the year, the team stays active to participate in other tournaments, such as ISTA.

To succeed as a tennis player, one needs to possess endurance, agility, power, concentration, focus, determination, perseverance, and RESPECT.

Cross Country Race at Brent – September 5^th, 2009

The Brent cross‐country running team was back at it again this past weekend. Brent hosted 10 other schools for the annual invitational 3.2km and 5km races around the campus and Brentville. The morning rains lead to a soggy and muddy course, which only motivated the Lions more.

We have a small but mighty group of middle school athletes that have been very successful this season. Dai Kikuchi dominated the middle school boy’s field leading from start to finish and posting a stellar time of 12:39 for the 3.2km course. New comers Sam Trower and Greg Maleval also ran impressive races and will definitely be runners to watch for in the upcoming races. Naomi Hilton continues to race faster each week and placed 2^nd in the middle school girls division. First time racer Lene Grimstad ran a great race and placed 7^th overall.

In the upper school boys division, Josiah Fogle was the first Brent runner in. Despite some stomach issues, and running the final kilometer bare foot, Josiah placed 10^th overall in 21:03. Also feeling under the weather but still racing was our second Brent finisher Taj Pereira, followed closely by J.P. Lafferty and Tim Dobermann. The rest of the boy’s team also ran very well and many personal best times were set. The upper school girls also ran the 5km course and were extremely dominating placing all three runners in the top 5 places overall. Lynn Ong led all girls winning with a personal best time of 24:06. Hye Jin Roh followed closely in 2^nd place also with a personal best time of 24:52. The third Brent runner was Julie Wee placing 5^th overall. Congratulations to the entire team for a fantastic meet.

Results

Brent Invitational Cross Country 5 km Final Results

Brent Invitational Cross Country 3.2 km Final Results

X-Country Running 2009

The Brent x-country team sprinted off to a great start of the season last weekend at Faith Academy. The MS group and US girls all ran a 2.5km loop, while the US boys ran a 5km course. The course was very hilly and a big challenge for the first race of the year. However, the Brent team persevered and managed to place 7 runners in the top 10 of the four age categories. Our middle school group was lead by Dai Kikuchi and Naomi Hilton both finishing in 2^nd place. In the upper school, veteran Lynn Ong lead the girls team to a 4th place finish followed closely by Allison Ford in 6^th and Hye Jin Roh in 7^th. On the boys side Josiah Fogle burned up the hilly 5km course in just over 20mins to place 4^th overall. Taj Pereira was the next Brent finisher with an excellent time and a 13^th place finish overall. Congratulations to all of the Brent x-country team on a fantastic first race of the season.

UBL Baseball Tournament Season 2009‐2010

Brent vs. Zobel (08.29.09)

The Brent Lions baseball team began their 2009 baseball season against last years UBL third place team De La Salle Zobel. The Brent Lions were plagued by errors on defense and ended up Losing by a score of 10‐1.

The Lions pitching staff looked strong in the opener, however, and only allowed two earned runs in seven innings of play. Together Justin Mihalik, Ben Cope, and Josh Rapaport recorded 8 strikeouts while giving up zero walks in the seven‐inning game.

On offense the Lions were led by Ben Cope who went 2‐4 with a single and double and scored the only run for the lions. Chino Santos, Denis Nelson, and Seba Martinez‐Miranda each added a hit for the Lions.

The Lions continue UBL action this Saturday with a double header beginning at 8:30 against Ateneo followed by a game at 2:30 against De La Salle Lipa. The games will be played at Brent International School Manila so come on out and support your Lions.

JV Volleyball Update

On August 28, 2009 the Brent Lions JV Volleyball team played against the ISM Bearcats and the Faith Academy Vanguards. In the first game the lions showed great heart but ultimately lost to Faith, 3‐0 with finals scores of 25‐16, 25‐21 and 26‐24. In the second game, they played their rivals ISM, and in a great game, the Lions won, 2‐1 with final scores of 25‐21, 25‐16 and 18‐25, losing the last set. A great showing indeed by the JV Boys Volleyball team.

On August 29, 2009 the Brent Lions JV Volleyball team played against OLGMS. In a closely contested first set the lions won with a score of 25‐20. In the second set, OLGMS came up with the come from behind victory with a final score of 17‐25, and in the third set after a see saw set, OLGMS won 25‐19. The Lions showing a lot of heart in the 4^th set won 25‐19 and pushed it to the decisive 5^th set where unfortunately, the lions lost 7‐15. The following game, the Lions played against De La Salle, Lipa. In the first set, the boys seemed to be a bit nervous and stumbled to a bad showing but in the 2^nd set, the boys came back and although they lost the score was a tightly contested 25‐22 loss, and in the 3^rd set, it was again tightly contested but the boys were unable to win and finished 25‐17. A great showing overall by the Lions.

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