The road to success was not an easy one. Knowing the intensity of the competition, our students rigorously trained together since October, preparing to give their absolute best.
Over three days of exhilarating competition, Doha College delivered stellar performances, earning the following placements:
Boys Football - 2nd place overall
Ahmed Ashour - Boys football MVP
Girls Football - 5th place overall
Boys Volleyball - 8th Place overall
Boys Athletics - 1st place winners
Ahmed Ashour - Boys athletics MVP and most decorated athlete
Boys triple jump - 1st Harry Gorman, 2nd Ahmed Ashour
Boys Shot put - 1st Ahmed Ashour
Boys 100m - 1st Ahmed Ashour
Boys 200m - 3rd Aidan Miller
Boys 4x 100m relay - 1st
Girls Athletics - 6th place overall.
Girls Netball - 5th place overall
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Aimee Broome
Head of Physical Education
At Doha College, we believe in nurturing the whole child, and this tournament was a shining example of how sports help develop character, leadership, and a strong sense of community. Our student-athletes demonstrated:
Resilience – The ability to push through setbacks and keep striving for excellence.
Teamwork – Understanding that success is about individual talent and working together.
Respect – Displaying sportsmanship and grace, whether in victory or defeat.
Determination – Giving their best effort, regardless of the obstacles they face.
These are the same values that underpin our holistic education approach at Doha College. Through academics, extracurricular activities, and community engagement, we are Creating Outstanding Futures for our students, equipping them with the skills and mindset to excel in all areas of life.
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Katy Murdock
Head of Physical Education
Through sports and fitness, we continue to nurture well-rounded individuals who strive for excellence beyond the classroom. Events like these reflect our commitment to holistic education, encouraging students to challenge themselves, develop resilience, and embrace a healthy, active lifestyle—essential qualities for creating outstanding futures.
A special congratulations to Juliette H for her outstanding performance in this year’s 5km event. Juliette completed the race in an impressive 23:21 minutes, securing 1st place in her U13 age group category and an exceptional 4th place overall among all 5km female participants, including adults and juniors. Her achievement is a testament to the dedication and determination that define the Doha College spirit.
We are incredibly proud of every participant who represented our school with passion and perseverance.
U11 Girls BSME Football Tournament - DC Winner
U11 Boys BSME Football Tournament - DC Cup Quarter Finalists
QUESS Cross Country - DC Winners
U12 Boys - 1st Ruairidh Melville, 2nd George Farrar
U12 Girls - 2nd Juliette Hosatte
U13 Girls - 1st Amy Alberts, 3rd Khushi Laxhman
U14 Girls - 3rd Bella Tongue
U16 Boys - 1st Luke Whymark, 3rd Andrea Giacchero
U16 Girls - 1st Eliza Ennis
U19 Boys - 1st Harry Tongue
U16 QUESS Netball (A-Team) vs AKIS - DC won 50-1
U14 Girls QUESS Football (A-Team) vs AKIS (Away) - Draw 2-2
U14 QUESS Netball (A-Team) vs Oryx - DC Won 19-7
U16 Girls QUESS Football vs GEMS Wellington - DC Won 8-0
U15 BSME Games – Bahrain
Thursday, January 30 – Saturday, February 1
U11 QPPSSA Games – Hamilton School Qatar
3.00 – 4.30 PM – U19 Boys QUESS Football vs Dukhan @ Doha College
3.00 – 4.00 PM – U13 QUESS Netball vs DESS (A-Team) @ Doha College
3.00 – 4.00 PM – U16 QUESS Netball vs GEMS (A-Team) @ Doha College
3.00 – 4.00 PM – U16 QUESS Netball vs Dukhan (A-Team) @ Dukhan
2.30 – 5.30 PM – U16 & U19 Boys Badminton @ QFIS (Qatar Foundation)
3.00 - 4.00 PM – U12 Girls Football vs Swiss @ Doha College