Posted Saturday 24 November
2007
SACS Old Boys Excelling in the Sporting Arena
by Marcello Da Silva ('94)
Stuart Campbell (`93) completed his 3rd Comrades Marathon
this year.
Leigh Parry (`98) is a full time cricket coach at Surrey
in the UK. He has played a few games for 2nd the Surrey
team and has been offered a contract to play in Australia.
Richard Slatem (`03) is currently playing cricket for
Kent in the UK.
Ray Chaplin (`98) recently completed a 57 hour cyclathon
to raise money for Habitat For Humanity. This is just
one of the many fund-raising and awareness activities
that he has been involved in lately.
In the Currie Cup Rugby Fixture between WP & Boland
this year, there were four SACS Old Boys on the field.
They were Ross Skeate (`00), Paul Delport (`02) and Ashieq
Wise (`97) all playing for WP and Isma-eel Dollie (`02)
playing for Boland.
Craig Lile (`94) continues to be a very consistent performer
on the US PGA Tour and is ranked no 450 in the world.
Stephen Simpson (`02) continues to do very well on the
overseas Motor-Racing Circuit.
Ricky Heath (`97) is playing and coaching tennis in the
USA.
Kieron Palframan (`91) recently represented SA in a combined
swimming team that attempted to swim from Thailand to
China in the form of a continuous six day relay.
Andre Stadler (’86) recently completed the 7km Robben
Island swim. Justin Maddock (`00) also did very well at
the 3km swim held at Clanwilliam Dam in September.
The SACS Old Boys Waterpolo Club has once again entered
a 1st team in the league and now has three teams, with
many school boys playing with the Old Boys in order to
gain experience.
Alistair Davies (`95) recently completed the Double Century
(200km) Cycle Tour.
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Posted Tuesday 01 July 2007
SACS too good for Wynberg
from Rugby365
on 25th June 2007 by Graeme Wepener
The match began slowly with the teams feeling each other
out. SACS played with the wind at their backs in the first
half and were first on the scoreboard via a Tim Carr penalty.
Wynberg struck back soon after through Angelo McKaiser
before Carr again put SACS in front.
Camping down in Wynberg territory SACS secured a five-metre
scrum. They moved the ball wide but a pass went awry.
Outside centre Aaron Jacobs turned and picked the ball
up and in so doing ducked under his opposite number. He
cut through and could have scored himself but unselfishly
passed inside to fullback Rodney Mthi. Carr converted
to put SACS 13-3 ahead.
The wind meant SACS were easily able to play for field
position and they extended their lead to 19-3 via two
more penalties. That would have been about the lead they
were hoping for at the interval but Wynberg scored via
a charge-down to make it 19-8 and anybody's game,. Wynberg
flyhalf Christo Terblanche getting in the way of a Chad
Moolman grubber and going over for a moral-boosting score
on the stroke of half-time.
Wynberg must have backed their chances with the wind
at their backs in the second half but SACS played intelligent
rugby. Kicking well and controlling possession SACS dominated
territory even with the wind in their faces. Although
SACS were unable to add to their score in the second half,
Wynberg never looked like scoring until it was too late.
Wynberg hardly got their hands on the ball and when they
did they didn't use it well. They kicked poorly and their
backs had very little penetration.
For SACS loose-forwards Dugald Robertson and Adam Norman
were again immense. Burly hooker Robbie Herring continues
to mature as a player and his line-outs were excellent
in trying conditions. Rodney Mthi was his usual sparkling
self on counter-attack while inside centre Chad Moolman
kept the ball in front of his forwards with some storming
runs in the second half.
Wynberg eventually managed to get down in the SACS 22-metre
area at the death and put together a sustained period
of attack. SACS defended brilliantly for a few minutes
before Wynberg eventually forced an overlap on the right-hand
side. Right-wing Mark-Andrew Sabatta waltzing over unopposed
in the corner. It was too little too late though and SACS
held on until the final whistle.
This was an important away win for SACS as Wynberg have
been a bogey team for the last couple of seasons. SACS
head off to Cape Schools Week in East London brimming
with confidence.
Scorers:
For Wynberg
Tries: Christo Terblanche, Mark-Andrew Sabatta
Pen: Angelo McKaiser
For SACS
Try: Rodney Mthi
Con: Tim Carr
Pens: Carr 3
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Posted Tuesday 19 June 2007
SACS record historic win over Paul Roos
from Rugby365
on 18 June 2007
What a game! What a win, and a well-deserved one too
for SACS! The SACS faithful had waited twenty-six long
years for this. On what turned out to be a magnificent
winter's day in Newlands the 1st XV of 2007 set about
making history by beating Paul Roos 20-12.
The win was secured in the first half as SACS built up
what proved to be an unassailable 17-point cushion. Paul
Roos were coming off two heavy defeats and SACS needed
to get on top early, and this they did. They turned Paul
Roos over out wide and swung the ball left. Quick hands
by the backs put Dean Holland in the clear. Holland has
not been in the prolific form of 2006 thus far this season
but he chose the right game to regain his magic touch.
The swerve and fend that saw him score 16 tries last season
were back and he finished in fine style, Tim Carr doing
the necessary.
SACS came straight back at Paul Roos and put together
another period of sustained pressure, which culminated
in a penalty goal for Carr. At ten points up the hosts
were beginning to believe while at the other end Paul
Roos were guilty of poor finishing. Clean line-breaks
by centre Stephan de Villiers and lock Jaco van Vuuren
were botched. The first when SACS skipper Zack Beukman
tracked back and made a great cover tackle, the other
when a low inside pass was dropped.
Having got out of jail SACS came back with a vengeance
and scored again before the interval. A chip kick from
centre Chad Moolman was gathered on the full by flank
Dugald Robertson, who went over unopposed from fifteen
metres out. Carr again slotted the difficult conversion
and SACS were in dreamland as the half-time whistle sounded.
SACS were playing really well and had the better of the
early exchanges in the second-half. Despite the poor underfoot
conditions, as a result of the heavy rains during the
week, SACS were willing the play their running game and
moved the ball wide at every opportunity. SACS were pressing
when an intercept by right-wing Thythan Adams saw him
race ninety metres to score. Flyhalf Willie le Roux converted.
With points on the board Paul Roos noticeably gained
belief and began playing with a lot more pride and passion.
Throwing the ball around and bringing their big ball-carriers
into the game they scored again after a long period of
phase play. Centre Danie Poolman crashing over from a
tapped penalty five metres from the SACS line.
Needing a converted try to win Paul Roos began running
the ball from everywhere and it was almost inevitable
that they would concede points. Instead of playing for
field position they pushed the passes in their own 22-metre
area and conceded a penalty for not releasing the ball
on the ground. With time running out and a chance to all
but seal the win, SACS skipper Zack Beukman had no hesitation
pointing at the posts. Tim Carr was the hero as he calmly
slotted the penalty to put SACS out of range.
The final whistle was greeted with emotional and joyous
scenes as the whole school swamped the field to sing the
SACS school song and chant the war-cry.
Scorers:
For SACS
Tries: Dean Holland, Dugald Robertson
Cons: Tim Carr 2
Pens: Carr 2
For Paul Roos
Tries: Tythan Adams, Danie Poolman
Con: Willie le Roux
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Posted Tuesday 19 June 2007
SACS Old Boys Monthly Sports Report
by Marcello da Silva
1st Edition:-15TH June 2007:
- Remi Geffroy (02) has just been selected for
the English Surfing Team to compete in the European
Championships to be held in Anglet, France, from the
15th-24th June 2007.
- Craig Lile (94) competed very well in the St
Jude Championship on the US PGA Tour.He beat Sergio
Garcia and Jose Maria Olazabal and finished only one
stroke behind Retief Goosen. Craig just failed to qualify
for the US Open by three shots.
- Craig Banks (94) has set up a new Charity called
B9 Inspiration that will encompass Road-Running and
Triathlon and will have 40 members at the Knysna Half
Marathon.
- Alistair Davies (95) is currently competing
on the local Professional Cycling Circuit.
- The SACS Old Boys Waterpolo Team won the 2nd League
Title for the Summer Season. They currently have two
teams competing in the 2nd League for the Winter Season.
They did very well at the recent Masters Tournament
held in Knysna and are also considering sending a team
to the World Masters Champs in Perth in April 2008.
- Chris Green (91) and Kieron Palframan (91)
competed in the recent 7km Cadiz Robben Island Swim.
- Marco De Freitas (91) will be competing in
this years Comrades Marathon.
- Andrew Payne (88) finished 27th overall out
if 1300 competitors at the recent SA Iron Man Champs
in PE and has qualified for the World Champs in Hawaii.
- Percy Montgomery (93) continues to excel with
the Springboks and how amassed over 700 points.He was
also very unfortunate not to be on the winning side
of the Super 14 final after the Sharks were robbed in
the final minutes. Monty will be playing his rugby in
France after the World Cup after having signed with
Perpignan.
- Ross Skeate (00) has been selected for the
Emerging Springboks team that has been playing in the
IRB Nations Cup in Bucharest and has played very well.
- Paul Delport (02) has been playing in a few
warm-up games for the WP Rugby Team as they prepare
for this years Currie Cup. It is great to see that Paul
has recovered after his long illness.
- Isma-eel Dollie (02) will be representing the
Boland Rugby Union in this years Currie Cup although
he still remains contracted to WP.
Marcello da Silva
Newsletter Sports Reporter
If you have any further reports on SACS OB`s excelling
in the Sporting Arena both locally and Internationally,
please e-mail: sacs_obu@sacollege.org.za
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Posted Monday 23 April 2007
High School Hockey Fixtures - 2007
May
5th – Sat Rondebosch Boys High (A)
12th – Sat Pinelands (H)
19th – Sat Westerford (H)
26th – Sat Bishops (A)
June
2nd – Sat Paarl Gym (A)
9th – Sat Settlers (H)
16th – Sat Paul Roos (H)
23rd– Sat Wynberg (A)
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Posted Thursday 31 May 2007
Junior School Rugby Fixtures - 2007
May
5th -Sat Trinity House Tournament (JHB)
12th -Sat RBPS (H)
17th -Thur Paarl Boys (H)
19th - Sat Fish Hoek (H)
26th – Sat Bishops (H)
June
2nd – Sat WPPS (H)
9th – Sat Worcester (H)
16th – Sat Wynberg (A)
July
21st – Sat Durban Prep (H)
28th – Sat Bishops (A)
Aug
4th – Sat Collegians (A)
7th – Tues WPPS
18th – Sat RBPS (A)
25th – Sat WBHS (H)
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Posted Monday 23 April 2007
Summer Sports Summary - 1st Term 2007
by Peter Kirsten
The 1st term of 2007 has produced excellent results both
teamwise and individually displaying pride in performance.
Each sporting code has “spread the name and swelled
the fame”.
Our Oarsmen ( 1st Eight ) won the Selborne Sprint for
the first time at the Selborne and Buffalo Regatta, with
Nicholas Loydell (U15A) winning both Sculls events. The
SACS team also performed with distinction at the River
Vaal Regatta, placed a credible 3rd behind St John’s
and Jeppe.
Water Polo continues to thrive at SACS, the 1st team
defending their KES Festival title courageously before
falling to a strong St John’s College in the final.
The Mazinter Cup was once again passionately retained
at a splendid Newlands Pool evening, SACS overcoming old
foe Rondebosch in the final. Encouraging also was the
appearance of our U14A’s and U15A’s in their
age group finals
Basketball results under the guidance of Mr Barry Van
Selm have reached new levels, the 1st team, U16A’s
and U14A’s produced good growth winning 90% of their
matches. Four boys have been invited to the WP U17 trials.
Tennis has witnessed the emergence of two WP representatives,
our first in five years, namely Richard Fawcett (U15)
and Michael Bolding (U18). Mr Cromhout deserves credit
for his perseverance in this popular sport.
Sailing has produced a gem in Matthew Whitehead who won
the Cape Point Challenge long distance endurance race.
A brilliant achievement for such a young man (grade 8).
Athletics, as always, is a popular sport during the first
term. The Paarl, Schools Champs and Triangular Meetings
were all thoroughly enjoyable and SACS boys can be proud
of their achievements, especially Lee-Roy Thomas, Brendan
Lombard, Mark Kokoropo, Jason Goadsby, Michael de Kwaadsteniet
and Kyle Ackermann.
Swimming saw Sebastian Rousseau excelling as a WP U19
participant at the Junior Nationals and other Meetings,
while Alex Dovale (WPU19) and Digby Webb also produced
some great swims.
Cricket: The 1stXI has excelled this term, winning 15
of their 16 matches (94%), culminating in eight of our
boys gaining invitations to the WP U17 and U19 trials.
They have played as a Team, each contributing at important
periods with Carson Lederle bowling with authority, finishing
4th on the National bowling rankings. The U14A’s
under Mr Karl Bresler have also shone, remaining unbeaten.
Mr Bresler’s input will be sorely missed when he
returns to Durban next term.
WP Lifesaving Nipper Team: Jason Wicht (U14) has been
selected to represent this team at the Inter Provincials
in Port Elizabeth during the holidays.
Thank you to all coaches, Mr Schultz and ground staff
for your considerable efforts and congratulations to all
SACS boys on and off the sports field for the manner in
which you have conducted yourselves.
Peter Kirsten
Sports Director
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Posted Monday 23 April 2007
High School Rugby Fixtures - 2007
March
17th -Sat Strand Mini Festival
21st - Wed Boland Landbou Festival
27th - Tues Schools Rugby at Newlands
April
5th - 9th KES Rugby Festival - Johannesburg
21st - Sat Boland Landbou (H)
25th -Wed Stellenberg (H)
May
5th - Sat Rondebosch Boys High (A)
12th - Sat Hugenote (A)
19th - Sat Bellville Technical High (H)
26th - Sat Bishops (A)
June
2nd – Sat Paarl Gym (A)
9th – Sat Brackenfell (A)
16th – Sat Paul Roos (H)
23rd– Sat Wynberg (A)
30th - 4th Cape Schools’ Week – Selborne College
– East London
(School Winter Vac)
July
21st – Sat Paarl BHS (A)
August
4th – Sat Strand (A)
9th – Thur Bishops (H) – (Public Holiday)
18th – Sat Rondebosch Boys High (H)
25th – Sat WBHS (H)
31st – Fri Villager Sevens
September
7th – Fri UCT Sevens
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Saturday 17 March 2007
SACS High School Basketball Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Westerford
Reddam |
47 – 41
52 – 58 |
|
WON
LOST |
| U16A |
Westerford
Reddam |
34 – 30
67 – 23 |
|
WON
WON |
| U14A |
Westerford |
37 – 17 |
|
WON |
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Saturday 17 March 2007
SACS High School Cricket Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Bellville High
20/20 Series |
Bellville 78/10
SACS 79/2
|
J. Deenik 3/18
M. Hornbuckle 2/10
K. Wernars 2/19
C. Sher 26
M. Behardien 22 not out
K. Wernars 18 not out |
SACS won by 8 wickets |
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Saturday 17 March 2007
SACS High School Cricket Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
1ST
|
Wynberg |
Wynberg 177/10
SACS 115/10 |
D. Piedt 5/62
C. Lederle 3/36
R. Trueman 53
C. Sher 38 |
SACS lost by 62 runs |
| 2ND |
Wynberg |
SACS 105/10
Wynberg 106/2 |
C. Roberts 20
J. Caley 26 not out
M. Bechus 1/20
A. Pears 1/6
|
SACS lost by 8 wickets |
| 4TH |
Wynberg |
SACS 61/9 Wynberg 63/5 |
K. Kolbe 22 |
SACS lost by 5 wickets |
| 5TH |
Wynberg |
SACS 103/9
Wynberg 63 all out |
S. Miller 29
S. Hutton 25 |
SACS won by 40 runs |
| 6TH |
Wynberg |
Wynberg 76
SACS 80/5 |
R. Peffer 5/20
A. Mamman 30 not out |
SACS won by 5 wickets |
| U15A |
Wynberg |
Wynberg 221/4
SACS 81/10 |
N. Brown 19 |
SACS lost by 140 runs |
| U15B |
Wynberg |
Wynberg 130/7
SACS 65 all out |
Arnold 3/21
Fircks 18 not out |
SACS lost by 85 runs |
| U15C |
Wynberg |
Wynberg 120/7
SACS 46/10 |
Marais 2/16 |
SACS lost by 74 runs |
| U14A |
Wynberg |
Wynberg 75 all out
SACS 76/3 |
X. Kasana 3/16
S. Nortier 2/10
J. Newby 3/15
F. Wegener 20 not out |
SACS won by 7 wickets |
| U14B |
Wynberg |
SACS 60 all out
Wynberg 61/2 |
|
SACS lost by 8 wickets |
| U14C |
Wynberg |
SACS 220/4
Wynberg 70/10 |
D. Hamill 59
N. Pentz 74
T. Van Gysen 3/7
|
SACS won by 150 runs |
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Saturday 17 March 2007
SACS High School Tennis Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 2ND |
Westerford |
2 – 4 |
LOST |
| 3RD |
Bishops |
2 – 4 |
LOST |
| 4TH |
RBHS |
0 – 6 |
LOST |
| 5TH |
Westerford |
0 – 6 |
LOST |
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Saturday 17 March 2007
SACS High School Waterpolo Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 19 |
Semi VS Bishops |
7 – 6 |
WON |
| 19 |
Final VS RBHS |
9 – 7 |
WON |
| 15 |
Semi VS Herzlia |
6 – 4 |
WON |
| 15 |
Final VS Bishops |
4 – 10 |
LOST |
| 14 |
Semi VS Westerford |
10 – 2 |
WON |
| 14 |
Final VS RBHS |
7 – 8
|
LOST |
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Saturday 17 February 2007
SACS High School Cricket Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Settlers High
20/20 Knock Out |
SACS 137/7
Settlers 51/10
R. Trueman 51
A. Jacobs 21
D. Piedt 3/9
C. Lederle 2/5
J. Deenik 2/19
|
SACS won by 86 runs |
| 3RD |
Hereford Cathedral
(UK) |
A. Pears 3/12
J. Caley 2/14
C. Sher 44
K. Weniars 17 not out |
SACS won by 4 wickets |
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Saturday 17 February 2007
SACS High School Cricket Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
1ST
|
Paarl Gym |
Paarl Gym 169/10
SACS 170/6
|
C. Lederle 4/59
D. Piedt 3/44
M. Behardien 77
J. Deenik 29 not out
K. Weniars 20 |
SACS won by 4 wickets
(11 in a row) |
| 2ND |
Paarl Gym |
Paarl Gym 104 all out
SACS 105/4
|
C. Roberts 42
K. Ritson 26 not out
M. Bechus 5/13
C. Lawson 3/12
|
SACS won by 6 wickets |
| 3RD |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 142 all out
Paarl Gym 145/1 |
|
SACS lost by 9 wickets |
| 4TH |
Paarl Gym |
Paarl Gym 110/6
SACS 100/6 |
K. Kolbe 39 |
SACS lost by 10 runs |
| 5TH |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 106
Paarl Gym 107/3 |
A. Hanekom 56 |
SACS lost by 7 wickets |
| U15A |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 190/9
Paarl Gym 120/10 |
Z. Joseph 46
M. Sole 52
P. Thomas 22
P. Thomas 4/35 |
SACS won by 70 runs |
| U15B |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 112/8
Paarl Gym 114/5 |
Schumann 28
Klazinga 2/21 |
SACS lost by 5 wickets |
| U14A |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 230/9
Paarl Gym 170/9
|
J. Newby 61
R. Minnaar 41
R. Caley 40 not out
R. Minnaar 5/20 |
SACS won by 60 runs |
| U14B |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 129 all out
Paarl Gym 35 all out |
J. Dean 34
M. Staniforth 6/15 |
SACS won by 94 runs |
| U14C |
Paarl Gym |
SACS 109/8
Paarl Gym 21 |
N. Pentz 19 not out
T. van Gysen 5/6
R. Breen 5/8
|
SACS won by 88 runs |
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Saturday 17 February 2007
SACS High School Basketball Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Fish Hoek |
47 – 31 |
|
WON |
| U16A |
Fish Hoek |
40 – 15 |
|
WON |
| U14A |
Fish Hoek |
34 – 2 |
|
WON |
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Saturday 17 February 2007
SACS High School Waterpolo Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
WBHS
Bishops |
12 – 3
12 – 5 |
WON
WON |
| 2ND |
Bishops
Reddam |
4 – 3
2 – 3 |
WON
LOST |
| 3RD |
Reddam 3rd |
3 – 2 |
WON |
| 4TH |
Fish Hoek 1st Team |
5 – 5 |
DRAW |
| 5TH |
Camps Bay 1st Team |
4 – 9 |
LOST |
| 6TH |
Bishops 5th |
3 – 7
|
LOST |
7TH +
8TH |
Bishops 6th
WBHS 4th |
4 – 4
2 – 2 |
DRAW
DRAW |
| U15A |
Bishops
Reddam |
4 – 3
8 – 6 |
WON
WON |
| U15B |
Bishops
Bridgehouse |
3 – 5
10 – 0 |
WON
WON |
| U15C |
Bishops |
6 – 5
|
WON |
| U14A |
Bishops
Reddam |
4 – 3
8 – 1 |
WON
WON |
| U14B |
Bishops |
5 – 0 |
WON |
| U14C |
Fish Hoek A |
4 – 1 |
WON |
| U14D |
Fairbairn A |
1 – 8 |
LOST |
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Saturday 17 February 2007
SACS High School Tennis Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Fish Hoek |
4 – 2 |
WON |
| 2ND |
Westerford |
1 – 5 |
LOST |
| 3RD |
WBHS |
2 – 4 |
LOST |
| 4TH |
Herzlia Middle |
4 – 2 |
WON |
| 5TH |
WBHS |
0 – 6 |
LOST |
| 6TH |
Muizenberg |
5 – 1 |
WON |
| U15A |
South Peninsula |
2 – 4 |
LOST |
| U15B |
Reddam |
1 – 5 |
LOST |
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Saturday 03 February 2007
SACS High School Basketball Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Bishops
Wynberg |
36 – 53
32 – 31 |
|
LOST
WON |
| U16A |
Bishops
Wynberg |
33 – 32
48 – 37 |
|
WON
WON |
| U16B |
Bishops |
26 – 10 |
|
WON |
| U14A |
Bishops
Wynberg |
13 – 12
25 – 23 |
|
WON
WON |
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Saturday 03 February 2007
SACS High School Cricket Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
| 1ST |
Pinelands |
Pinelands 114/10
SACS 115/0 |
V. De Sousa 4/25
M. Hornbuckle 2/8
C. Sher 54 not out
M. Behardien 50 not out |
SACS won by 10 wickets |
| 2ND |
Pinelands |
Pinelands 77/10
SACS 80/1 |
N. Hornbuckle 4/23
C. Lawson 2/4
K. Ritson 2/14
C. Roberts 2/14
R. Trueman 65 not out |
SACS won by 9 wickets |
| 3RD |
Fairburn |
Fairburn 36 all out
SACS 39/2 |
Oldey 4/10
Caley 3/8 |
SACS won by 8 wickets |
| 4TH |
J.G. Meiring |
J.G.M 41 all out
SACS 42/2 |
R. Pilcher 3/6
R. Whitehead ¾
C. Schrikker 10 not out |
SACS won by 8 wickets |
| 5TH |
Bishops |
Bishops 116/6
SACS 52/10 |
T. Nacerodien 4/17 |
SACS lost by 64 runs |
| 6TH |
Bishops |
SACS 112/4
Bishops 82 |
D. Benn 24
J. Jaime 25
R. Mthi 24
A. Gardiner 23 not out
M. Paddayachie 4/14 |
SACS won by 30 runs |
| U15A |
Pinelands |
SACS 177/10
Pinelands 101/7 |
Z. Joseph 52
N. Brown 27 not out
K. Moss 25
N. Brown 2/27
Z. Joseph 2/6 |
Match drawn |
| U15B |
Somerset College |
SACS 112/10
Somerset College 113/5 |
Klazinga 24
Klazinga 2/18 |
SACS lost by 5 wickets |
| U15C |
Settlers “B” |
SACS 100
Settlers “B” 102/4 |
S. Daniels 24 |
SACS lost by 6 wickets |
| U14A |
Pinelands |
Pinelands 46 all out
SACS 48/0
|
X. Kasana 3/19
R. Caley 2/6
B. Rodgers 2/2 |
SACS won by 10 wickets |
| U14B |
Fish Hoek U14A |
Fish Hoek 97/9
SACS 79 all out |
K. Dunbar 3/25 |
SACS lost by 18 runs |
| U14C |
Fairburn College |
Fairburn College 16
SACS 17/1 |
|
SACS won by 9 wickets |
| U14D |
Bishops
|
SACS 76/8
Bishops 58/10 |
J. Maltuson 24
S. Stepford 3/20 |
SACS won by 18 runs |
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Saturday 03 February 2007
SACS High School Tennis Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
2nd
|
Reddam |
4 – 2 |
WON |
| 3rd |
Pinelands |
4 – 2 |
WON |
| 4th |
Bishops |
0 – 6 |
LOST |
| 5th |
Rhodes |
3 – 3 |
DRAW |
| 6th |
St Josephs |
3 – 3 |
DRAW |
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Saturday 03 February 2007
SACS High School Waterpolo Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 18A |
Paul Roos |
11 – 6 |
WON |
| 18B |
Paul Roos |
3 – 3 |
DRAW |
| 18C |
Paul Roos |
6 – 2 |
WON |
| 18D |
Pinelands 19 B |
10 – 1 |
WON |
| 18E |
SACS 18 F |
7 – 4 |
|
| 18F |
SACS 18 E |
7 – 4 |
|
| 18G |
Westerford 2nds |
2 – 9 |
LOST |
| 18H |
Wynberg 4ths |
4 – 4 |
DRAW |
| U15A |
Paul Roos |
12 – 1 |
WON |
| U15B |
Paul Roos |
14 – 5 |
WON |
| U15C |
Wynberg B |
5 – 5 |
DRAW |
| U15D |
Rondebosch D |
5 – 2 |
LOST |
| U14A |
Paul Roos |
19 – 2 |
WON |
| U14B |
Paul Roos |
15 – 0 |
WON |
| U14C |
Paul Roos |
8 – 2 |
WON |
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Saturday 27 January 2007
SACS High School Cricket Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
INDIV. PERFORMANCE |
RESULT |
1ST
|
Bishops
|
SACS 159/10
Bishops 143/10
|
M. Alexander 46
J. Deenik 33
D. Piedt 20
C. Lederle 4/29
J. Deenik 2/14
N. Hornbuckle 2/16 |
SACS won by 16 runs |
| 2ND |
Bishops
|
Bishops 104 all out
SACS 71 |
V. De Sousa 6/19
N. Hornbuckle 3/19
C. Roberts 27 not out
|
SACS lost by 33 runs |
| 3RD |
Bishops
|
SACS 85 all out
Bishops 86/4 |
Mearini 48 |
SACS lost by 6 wickets |
| 4TH |
Bishops
|
Bishops 183/9
SACS 60 all out |
R. Parker 4/21
M. Warrington |
SACS lost by 123 runs |
| U15A |
Bishops |
Bishops 191/10
SACS 116/10 |
N. Brown 7/21
Z. Joseph 22 |
SACS lost by 75 runs |
| U15B |
Bishops |
Bishops 123 all out
SACS 98 all out |
Steyn 3/18
Van Eck 7/18
Klazinga 21
Campbell 21 not out |
SACS lost by 25 runs |
| U15C |
Bishops
|
Bishops 65 all out
SACS 27 all out |
L. Mafuya 3/11
R. Majiet 2/5 |
SACS lost by 38 runs |
| U14A |
Bishops
|
Bishops 62 all out
SACS 65/3 |
X. Kasana 4/26
S. Nortier 3/16
J. Newby 31 not out
R. Van Rensburg 22 |
SACS won by 7 wickets |
| U14B |
Bishops
|
SACS 142/9
Bishops 136 all out |
M. Bunting 36
C. Rosie 32 not out
J. Dean 4/10 |
SACS won by 6 runs |
| U14C |
Bishops
|
Bishops 81 all out
SACS 82/3 |
C. Van Der Venter 24
R. Breen 4/17 |
SACS won by 7 wickets |
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Saturday 27 January 2007
SACS High School Waterpolo Results
| TEAM |
OPPONENTS |
SCORE |
RESULT |
| 18A |
Bishops
Auckland Grammar |
2 – 4
16 – 4 |
LOST
WON |
| 18B |
Bishops |
4 – 3 |
WON |
| 18C |
Bishops |
5 – 7 |
LOST |
| 18D |
Bishops |
4 – 5 |
LOST |
| 18E |
Bishops |
2 – 1 |
WON |
| 18F |
Rondebosch 5th |
3 – 6 |
LOST |
| U15A |
Bishops |
5 – 4 |
WON |
| U15B |
Bishops |
8 – 2 |
WON |
| U15C |
Bishops |
6– 4 |
LOST |
| U14A |
Bishops |
8 – 2 |
WON |
| U14B |
Bishops |
3 – 1 |
WON |
| U14C |
Bishops |
6 – 4 |
WON |
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