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The varsity volleyball season came to a close this past week with Wells teams ending on a very positive note with both girls and boys winning their respective AISAA varsity volleyball championship tournaments.

VARSITY GIRLS WIN AISAA VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP

In the inaugural girls volleyball tournament of the Asia Interscholastic Athletic Association (AISAA), the Wells varsity girls volleyball team came up on top in a field of seven schools, bringing home the school鈥檚 first girls championship trophy of the year.

In pool play, Wells came out strong, cruising to victories over fellow AISAA members Berkeley, 2-0 (25-7, 25-9), and Mahidol, 2-0 (25-8, 25-8). Their toughest competition in their pool was visiting Logos International School from Cambodia, also winning in straight sets, 2-0 (25-10, 27-25).

Entering the play-offs with momentum and confidence on their side, our Lady Seahawks stormed through the brackets, beating AISAA members Ekamai in the quarter-final match, 2-0 (25-13, 25-15) and Concordian in the semi-final match, 2-0 (25-14, 25-19).

In the championship game, Wells faced another team from Cambodia, East West International School (EWIC). Though clearly deserving to be in the finals, EWIC couldn鈥檛 match the confidence and consistent play of our girls as Wells won in straight sets, 2-0 (25-20, 25-22).

 

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Representing Wells at the tournament were Senior Nutnicha Jarasjanyawat (Captain IQ’nj Nnch鈥); Juniors Praewah Petchpul鈥, Fuka Oguchi鈥, Annie Kwok鈥, Cake Pornthanasawas (@Cake Cake Leeaing鈥), Thanya Jantarangsi鈥, and Pile Tiansongskul鈥; and Sophomores Elle Kluaymai鈥-ngarm and Minami Sakota. Coach – Rossarin Muangkram鈥; Asst. Coach – Kayla Long

 

VARSITY BOYS WIN FINAL TOURNAMENT OF VOLLEYBALL SEASON

Wells varsity boys team capped off the most successful season in the program鈥檚 7-year history with its fourth championship trophy, winning the inaugural AISAA Boys Varsity Volleyball Tournament on Thursday, October 19. With the wins, the Seahawks ended the season with a 26-1 record, with a single loss coming against an adult team at the ISKL Twin Towers Invitational in Malaysia.

The eight-team tournament was also the largest tournament ever hosted by Wells with five AISAA teams and three visiting teams from around the region.

In pool play, Wells came out strong, with victories over visiting Logos International School (Cambodia), 2-0 (25-9, 25-10), followed by straight-set wins against fellow AISAA members Mahidol University International College, 2-0 (25-12, 15-10), and Ekamai International School, 2-0 (25-17, 25-7).

As the winner of the pool, our boys earned a spot in the semi-finals of the championship bracket, facing the Eagles, an up-and-coming program from Bangkok Advent School. Despite a strong, scrappy defense, the eagles were no match for Wells power offense as the Seahawks prevailed, 2-0 (25-16, 25-7).

In the championship game, Wells had a chance to reassert its dominance with a rematch against Ekamai, the third meeting between the two teams in a little over a week. Despite the long day, the outcome was no different with Wells winning the championship, 2-0 (25-15, 25-11).

Other schools participating in the tournament included fellow AISAA schools Concordian International School and Berkeley International School (Bangkok, Thailand), as well as another visiting school, International School Eastern Seaboard, Pattaya, Chonburi (ISE) from Chonburi.

For video footage of Wells鈥 tournament games, as well as most (if not all) other Wells volleyball matches of the 2017 season, visit .

Along with volleyball matches, the tournament allowed us to recognize two of our programs graduating seniors who played their final games with the team: Matter Kwanlertchit and Ping Ping Praepant (Ping Ping Liu).

Also representing Wells were Juniors, Sean Ogden, Finn Dardarananda, Ryosuke Toda, Yuta Nishio, Jira Trinetkamol, and Sunand Sethi; Sophomores, Possawat Akarapan and Pew Apithanangsiri; Freshman, Perth Vichitchoti; and coach, Ray de la Pena.

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Varsity Boys Volleyball 2nd at Malaysia Tournament /wells-on-nut/varsity-boys-volleyball-runners-up-at-kuala-lumpur-tournament/ /wells-on-nut/varsity-boys-volleyball-runners-up-at-kuala-lumpur-tournament/#respond Sun, 08 Oct 2017 03:06:36 +0000 http://wells.ac.th/?p=10555 The varsity boys volleyball team came just short of winning their fourth consecutive tournament title, falling to an adult league volleyball club, LAYDVC, in the championship game of the Twin Towers Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The tournament, hosted by the International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) in Malaysia, was the first [鈥

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The varsity boys volleyball team came just short of winning their fourth consecutive tournament title, falling to an adult league volleyball club, LAYDVC, in the championship game of the Twin Towers Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The tournament, hosted by the in Malaysia, was the first overseas tournament ever for the young Seahawks.

In pool play, Wells went undefeated, beating the Eagles of from Penang, 2-0 (25-19, 25-9), the host Panthers of ISKL, 2-1 (20-25, 25-20, 15-10), and LAYDVC, 2-0 (26-25, 25-15).

In the championship game, pitting the #1 and #2 pool teams against each other, the adult team came out strong, cruising to a win in the first set, 20-25. Not giving up, the younger Seahawks stormed back in the second set, winning easily, 25-13. However, experience proved to be the winning edge in the tiebreaker set, with the adult team winning a tight, seesaw battle, 15-13, for the championship.

Despite the loss and an overall record of 17-1, Wells boys remain undefeated against other international schools with a record of 16-0. To date, our wins were against teams from across the country (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chonburi) and Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Singapore, and Malaysia).

JUNIOR VARSITY 鈥淎鈥 TEAM WIN IN EXHIBITION GAMES

Also in action in Kuala Lumpur were the younger members of the varsity team, aka Wells Junior Varsity 鈥淎鈥 team. Facing a much taller ISKL JV team, our Jr. Seahawks were not intimidated, winning a best-of-5 match, 3-1 (25-18, 25-21, 19-25, 25-16). In day 2, our boys played the Dalat team, winning 2-1 (25-17, 22-25, 15-11). However, on a day 3 rematch, Wells fell to Dalat, 1-2 (25-23, 16-25, 12-15).

 

MAHALO!

Huge thanks go out to our hosts at International School of Kuala Lumpur, especially Athletic Director Mr. Ryan Naughton who organized the tournament and arranged our ground transportation while we were in Malaysia. Also, thanks go out to Mr. Wai Tak (Willie) Kwok for arranging our airport to hotel transfer when we arrived in Kuala Lumpur.

 

UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS

Both our boys and girls will be playing in the AISAA League Championship Tournaments will be held in mid-October with the girls playing at Concordian International School on October 20, and the boys at Wells on October 19.

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Triple Crown! Varsity Boys Volleyball Win Again At ISB Invitational Tournament /wells-on-nut/triple-crown-varsity-boys-volleyball-win-again-at-isb-invitational-tournament/ /wells-on-nut/triple-crown-varsity-boys-volleyball-win-again-at-isb-invitational-tournament/#respond Sat, 30 Sep 2017 15:00:26 +0000 http://wells.ac.th/?p=10544 听 The varsity boys volleyball made it a clean sweep, winning the big one: the two-day, 8-team ISB Invitational Volleyball Tournament held this weekend. In pool play, Wells immediately faced host ISB, winning in split sets, 2-1 (16-25, 25-21, 15-12). After easily putting away NIST, 2-0 (25-12, 25-10), our boys [鈥

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The varsity boys volleyball made it a clean sweep, winning the big one: the two-day, 8-team ISB Invitational Volleyball Tournament held this weekend.

In pool play, Wells immediately faced host ISB, winning in split sets, 2-1 (16-25, 25-21, 15-12). After easily putting away NIST, 2-0 (25-12, 25-10), our boys clinched the top seed in pool play by beating Saigon South International School from Vietnam, 2-1 (21-25, 25-15, 15-6). In the semi-finals, Wells faced the top volleyball team in Northern Thailand, Grace International School Chiang Mai. After being pushed to the limit in game one, the boys were able to put it away in two games, winning 2-0 (27-25, 25-20).

In the championship game, our Seahawks faced the big boys from United World College East (UWCE) in Singapore, winners of their pool, in a battle of two undefeated teams. In two very tight games, Wells was able to avoid a tie-breaker set, winning 2-0 (27-26, 25-20) to clinch the championship.

With this championship, along with the Ruamrudee Phoenix Invitational in early September, and the NIST Invitational last weekend, the Seahawks achieved a rare 鈥淭riple Crown鈥, winning all three of the major Bangkok international school tournaments this year.

VARSITY GIRLS WIN THIRD PLACE

Also in action on this weekend at the ISB tournament were the girls, hoping to ride on the momentum following their bronze-medal performance at NIST last weekend.

In the first day, the Lady Seahawks came out strong, going undefeated with impressive wins against two foreign schools, beating International School of Ho Chi Minh from Vietnam, 2-0, and UWCE from Singapore, 2-0. However, our girls played two tough matches in a row against the big BISAC schools, losing to NIST, 2-0, in the final game of pool play, and host ISB, 2-0, in the semi-final match of the championship bracket.

In the bronze-medal match, Wells faced the Eagles from International Community School (ICS) who they lost to earlier in the first match of the season. However, clearly a new and improved team, the girls easily dismantled the Lady Eagles in straight sets, 2-0, to bring home their second trophy in as many weeks.

UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS

The boys will also be traveling to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to play in the Twin Towers Classic from October 5-7. Finally, the AISAA League Championship Tournaments will be held in mid-October with the girls playing at Concordian International School on October 20, and the boys at Wells on October 19.

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Champions Again! Varsity Boys Volleyball Win NIST Falcon Invitational Tournament /wells-on-nut/champions-again-varsity-boys-volleyball-win-nist-falcon-invitational-tournament/ /wells-on-nut/champions-again-varsity-boys-volleyball-win-nist-falcon-invitational-tournament/#respond Sat, 23 Sep 2017 15:00:07 +0000 http://wells.ac.th/?p=10552 In their second major tournament of the still young season, the varsity boys volleyball team once again faced the big boys from BISAC and across the region, this time at the NIST International School Falcon Invitational Tournament on Saturday. In pool play, Wells came out strong, beating UNIS-Hanoi from Vietnam, [鈥

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In their second major tournament of the still young season, the varsity boys volleyball team once again faced the big boys from BISAC and across the region, this time at the NIST International School Falcon Invitational Tournament on Saturday.

In pool play, Wells came out strong, beating UNIS-Hanoi from Vietnam, 2-0 (25-15, 25-10). With little time to catch their breaths, the boys were then pushed to a tiebreak set against heavy-hitting Bangkok Pattana, but still came up on top 2-1 (25-19, 17-25, 15-10) to win the pool and the right to play for the championship.

In the championship game, our Seahawks faced host NIST, winners of their pool, in a battle of two undefeated teams. The boys were a bit rattled by a raucous home crowd, falling far behind in the first set, before clawing back but eventually falling 22-25. With momentum on their side, Wells cruised through the second set, easily winning 25-13. However, the tiebreaker set was a seesaw battle with our boys finding themselves behind 20-22. With one final push and a key series of monster blocks by sophomore MB Pew Apithanangsiri (#4), our boys powered past the home team, appropriately clinching it with a big assist-kill combo by co-captains Insee Akarapan (#9) and Sean Ogden (#15) to end the game at 25-23 and the match at 2-1.

With the NIST championship trophy and the recent RIS championship trophy, Wells completes a 2-week sweep over the top four BISAC schools: ISB, Ruamrudee, Bangkok Pattana, and NIST.

VARSITY GIRLS WIN FIRST TROPHY OF THE SEASON

Also in action on Saturday at the NIST tournament were the girls. Picking up their first win of the season earlier in the week, the Lady Seahawks were anxious to prove to themselves that they can be a force to contend with.

Facing eventual girls champions Ruamrudee (RIS) in their first game, Wells fell quickly 2-0. However, our girls regrouped and were able to pull off a win against UNIS-Hanoi 2-0 to earn the right to play against Harrow 扣扣传媒 (HIS), the second place team from Pool B. In their final match of the tournament, the girls pulled together to beat their first BISAC school of the year, 2-0, to earn themselves bronze medals and the 3rd place trophy.

 

UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS

Both boys and girls varsity teams will be preparing for several tournaments featuring schools from all around Southeast Asia. The BIG one is up next — the 16-team ISB Panther Invitational on Friday and Saturday, September 29-30. We would LOVE for parents and students to come and watch our Wells teams in action on either day. With a total of 32 teams in both volleyball and football, it is a carnival atmosphere with non-stop sports action at ISB鈥檚 massive sports complex.

The boys will also be traveling to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to play in the Twin Towers Classic from October 5-7. Finally, the AISAA League Championship Tournaments will be held in mid-October with the girls playing at Concordian International School and the boys at Wells.

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Wells to Host Kung Fu Tournament /wells-on-nut/wells-to-host-kung-fu-tournament/ Fri, 18 Jan 2013 08:54:31 +0000 http://wells.ac.th/?p=7434 In conjunction with the Bangkok Kung Fu Association, 扣扣传媒 will be hosting its first-ever martial arts tournament in the fall of 2013 at its On Nut campus. Open to competitors of all levels, events will include open hand kata, weapons kata and kumite (sparring).

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In conjunction with the Bangkok Kung Fu Association, 扣扣传媒 will be hosting its first-ever martial arts tournament in the fall of 2013 at its On Nut campus. Open to competitors of all levels, events will include open hand kata, weapons kata and kumite (sparring). It will also highlight the skills of some of Thailand’s premier masters, and awards will be granted for superior competitor performances. The school (dojo or kwoon) that sends the highest number of participants (above five) will also receive a special trophy.

For participants who register early, the entrance fee is 800 baht. Late registrants must pay 1,000 baht. Spectators of all ages will receive free entry.

扣扣传媒 strongly supports physical fitness in its curriculum, and kung fu and taekwondo are offered as extra-curriculars for students of all ages. For additional information about Wells or The Tiger Classics tournament, or to register, please contact Sifu Aaron Davis at harundada@yahoo.com Additionally, the tournament rules can be downloaded to prepare for the event:

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