Special Days - March 2018

Here are some of my special memories and fun days from March 2018.

World Book Day  (1st March 2018).

Harry Potter!

Do you like my t-shirt?





Here's Auntie Willow my cats costume 'Professor Mcgonagall'.

Schools Orienteering Championships 2018.

(10th March 2018)

Course completed.

I won 3rd place in the Year 5 boys competition.

Oakley is very proud!

Coventry City v Barnet.

We won 1-0 (Jonson Clarke - Harris in the 75th minute).


Mother's Day (11th March)

I made this card.

Here's some of the the things I gave Mummy.

Coventry City v Luton Town (13th March).

Final score 2-2. (Peter Vincenti 3rd minute and Marc McNulty in 45th).

Happy St.Patrick's Day - 17th March 2018.

Some Non-League Division 1   EVO-STIK South  football today.

Bedworth United v Chase Town.
Attendance 193.

Spot the ball, during a snow blizzard!

Bedworth won 2-0.

A cinema visit to see Peter Rabbit (18th March 2018).

Wasps Netball (18th March 2018).

Wasps v Celtic Dragons.

Wasps won 74 - 32.

Wasps Match Day Ball Runner - 4th March 2018

Today I have been chosen to represent my Playing Advantage club and be match ball runner at the Wasps v London Irish match.

I am very excited.

Enjoying some of the activities in the Fan village before the match.

Mascots Sting and Digger just had a race through this obstacle course.  Of course Sting won!





Mummy and Daddy dropped me off with the rest of the children who are going to be part of the guard of honour or mascots today.  Here's is a group picture, can you see Wasps player James Gaskell?


We spent some time in the players lounge and got to ask some of the players questions.




I also was given loads of biscuits in the players lounge.  Here are some of the ones I haven't eaten yet

Then we watched the players warming up.

I also got to meet Sting and Digger again.

They were both very naughty.

Mummy and Daddy can just about see me from the crowd.

We were introduced to the crowd.

Then we saw the players as they came in from their warm up.

Nearly time to start the match.

Here I come with the match ball.

Running through the special scouts guard of honour today.

I placed the ball in the centre and waved to the crowd.

Here is a little Video.

The announcer gave me a fist pump.

Sting gave me a hug.

Waiting in the centre of the pitch for the players to come out.

More pictures with Sting.

Here come the players!

Sting and I led the guard of honour off the pitch.

Time for the match to begin.  Wasps v London Irish using the ball I carried.

Back with Mummy and Daddy in the crowd.

Wasps won 24 - 16.
Attendance 12,466.

My ball runner tag.

Cuddling my Sting mascot and dreaming of my amazing day!

London Irish Tag Rugby Festival Trip - 25th February 2018

Today my Playing Advantage Wasps Rugby group have been invited by London Irish RFC to a tag rugby festival and to be guard of honour at the match afterwards.

We set off from the Ricoh Arena at 07:20 in the morning on our way to the Madjeski Stadium, Reading.

We have arrived and are getting ready in the indoor training dome behind the Madjeski Stadium.

Warming up.

Some fun games.

Then we were welcomed to the festival and met all the other teams.

There are teams from Saracens, Worcester, Castle, Bath and London Irish.

We were also told who we were going to play.

The schedule for today.

We are all very excited!

Ready for our first match.

Against the Worcester Warriors first.

Look how big the training dome is!

We had lots of fun.

Talking tactics for our next game against London Irish.

Well done everyone!

My friend Alex and me.

Our team and some of the Brighton University Ladies Rugby team who helped us today.

Time to meet London Irish mascot 'Digger' an Irish Wolfhound.

Time for a whole tag festival group photo.

Wasps.

Digger at the front.

Time to meet some of the London Irish Players.

I told them I hope they don't get relegated because they are bottom of the league.

They thought I was very funny and said thank you to me.

Here is my autographs.

Time to head across to the main stadium now.

Celebrating with the League trophy we hope Wasps win.

Inside the Madjeski Stadium. Capacity 24,161. Home to Reading FC (currently in the Championship) and London Irish RFC.

 I am so excited I am going to get to go on the pitch.

We were all given our flags to wave in the guard of honour.

Can you see us forming the Guard of Honour ready for the players to run through?

We were on BT sport.

London Irish v Worcester Warriors.
 Final result 22 - 9.

Enjoying the match, with all my Playing Advantage friends.

Naughty 'Digger' is sitting on one of my coaches laps.

Souvenirs from the day.