Lisnagarvey HS Sport

08/10/2026

Starts tomorrow…

No rugby experience necessary. ALL welcome 🏉

07/09/2026

06/09/2026

Netball practice resumes Monday 7th September 2026 from 3.30-4.30pm. All girls welcome whether they have played before or not! Bring full PE kit and water.

19/06/2026

🌟 Year 11 Reward trip! 🌟

Year 11 pupils were rewarded for all their hard work, great behaviour and high attendance over the past year, with a fun filled afternoon at the Ultimate Challenge Rooms and bowling in Airtastic, Lisburn. 🎳
Well done and keep up the hard work! 🌟

17/06/2026

Congratulations to Year 9 pupil, Zara Ferguson, who competed in the BMX Ntional Series in Ratoath, Co Meath, last weekend. 🌟

Zara finished 3rd in all her races and 3rd overall in her age group 11-14 year olds! 🥉

Well Done Zara, keep up the great biking!

10/06/2026

Sports Day is going ahead tomorrow.

All pupils to wear full PE kit, bring a coat!

We have dry areas for some of the events planned and will assess other events throughout the day if the weather is too poor and adjust as required.

08/06/2026

Congratulations to Tommy K (Y8) on receiving Lisburn City 2014 Most Improved Player of the Year 25/26. A dedicated and hard working boy who thoroughly deserves this award. 🏆

08/06/2026

⚽️Best of Luck, Will!⚽️

Everyone at Garvey would like to send best wishes to Will R as he heads to Limerick this week as part of the Lisburn & Castlereagh Junior League Kennedy Cup squad!
This fantastic achievement sees Will representing his league at one of the most prestigious youth tournaments in Ireland — a full week of top-class football featuring some of the very best young talent from across the country. 💪🔥
We’re incredibly proud of you, Will — enjoy every moment, give it your all, and make memories to last a lifetime! We’ll be cheering you on every step of the way! 🙌

01/06/2026

🏆⚽ 2026 Cross Community Shield Winners ⚽🔥

The U16 squad took on St Patrick’s Lisburn in the annual Cross Community Shield, a fixture that has been running for almost 20 years. As always, it was played in the right spirit, with both teams showing great respect for one another while competing fiercely for the silverware.

It was a strong start from St Pat’s, who dominated possession during the first half. However, against the run of play, Aidas picked up a loose ball and fired home from the edge of the box to give LHS the lead.

The second half was end-to-end, with both sides creating big chances. Changes at half-time gave LHS fresh legs and renewed energy across the pitch. The second goal arrived through Reuben McC, who found space inside the box and finished well.

FT: LHS 2–0 St Pat’s

⭐ Man of the Match: Rhys Dale

Rhys was a constant thorn in the side of St Pat’s throughout the game. He led the press from the front, made several intelligent runs in behind, and was unfortunate not to get his name on the scoresheet after a goal was dubiously ruled out for offside.

A big thank you to St Pat’s for continuing this fantastic annual fixture between the U16 boys.

Until next year 🤝