QEII coach proud of the runners-up performance
Monday saw two high schools go head to head in the junior basketball finals.
QEII and Castle Rushen were the ones battling for the title of junior basketball champions.
Castle Rushen came out on top thanks to effective set plays, whilst QEII demonstrated versatile defensive pressure.
The year 7's and 8's impressed QEII PE teacher and basketball coach, Becky Dunne, who says the standard of play from both teams was superb.
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