KUWAIT CITY, June 20: The U15 British School of Kuwait squad started promisingly in their quest to regain the ISACK championship, despite losing a number of key players from the previous season due to age restrictions. Solid victories against TEA, NES, FSIS and a fantastic away victory at KES were enough to secure the top seed position before the final game away to ESF.
Firstly, there was the BSK term break to deal with, which unfortunately fell the week before the finals. A training session was called during this term break in order to ensure that the boys were ready before the matches that counted. The side limped past TEA in two sets in the semi-final, leaving them a day to collect their thoughts before facing a strong KES team at FSIS.

However, the final was where the BSK team finally found their rhythm, as they produced a fantastic performance when it mattered to overcome KES. After securing the first set by three points, KES took the second set by the same margin, leading to a deciding third set. Despite falling four points adrift in this set, some superb recovery play from the team, and four continuous serves from Year 7 student Chris Bonner, ensured a BSK victory in an extremely close fought match. A special mention for leading points scorer in the season Meshal Omani, and the performance on the afternoon of the final by Yousef Abousedou, which was truly outstanding.