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Laura Danielz Miss Matlosana
The organizers are proud to announce the very first Miss. Matlosana -
Laura Danielz. The event held on 21 March at the Matlosana Auditoruim
was a huge success and very well organized and all the girls were
stunning.
All the beautiful girls were strutting their stuff, but at the end there
could only be one winner.
The winners are as follow:
MISS PETITE MATLOSANA
Winner: Chikita Boshoff
1st Princess: Sune Van Niekerk
2nd Princess: Mamosa Mohoto
3rd Princess: Carla Bruwer
LITTLE MISS MATLOSANA
Winner: Sune Heyneke
1st Princess: Tshegofatso Dintwe
2nd Princess: Chantelle Erasmus
MISS TEEN MATLOSANA
Winner: Sanet Du Randt
1st Princess: Nadine Du Plessis
2nd Princess: Roxelle Rheeder
MISS MATLOSANA
Winner: Laura Danielz
1st Princess: Clarissa Els
2nd Princess: Kathlego Radebe
Proud Sponsors of Miss Matlosana:
Video Theque, Talent Africa, Four Seasons Boutique, Exquisite Designs,
Kathleen's, Purple Berry Hair Company, Honey Jewellery, Music Addiction,
Health Studio, Big Base Dance School, Chefz & Olives, All about Scuba,
Estie & Elbe Designs, Cell C, Rio Casino, Dura Craft Dental, City of
Matlosana, John Dory's, Creative Talents, Beads Bugs & Craft, Mike's
Kitchen, The Gift Shop, Nando's, El Shaddai, Flower World, Flamwood
Video, Dros, What Woman Wants, Image Creators, Soft Serve, Shield,
Dermaphuzion, Placecol, Danika Spa, Stilfontein Spar, Miss South Africa
/ Miss Teen South Africa & Yourcity.co.za.
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Name: Monica van der Merwe
Birthday: 2 July
Star sign: Cancer
Occupation: Florist - Owner of Bouquet & Coffee Botique, Platan Avenue
What do you do first thing in the morning?
'Thank you for a beautiful new day'
What is your people in the world are?
My son, my family and my staff
My favourite quote is:
Flippin Beautiful'
Happy, good-natured people make me laugh.
The greatest lesson life has taught me so far is:
to get up when you fall, dust yourself off and move forward!
. I'll do almost anything for:
To provide my son with the best up bringing.
When I get stressed I retreat and reassess the situation in quiet.
I want my tombstone to read:
“Hier le die blomme meisie”
I wouldn't mind being stuck in an elevator with:
Cor
In three words I am:
Motivated, Hardworking and Spontaneous
If I had a million rand to spare I would:
Donate some to the Church, to Charity and then dash off to the sea for a
long holiday with my son.
I live in Klerksdorp because:
My parents and my business are here.
The first thing I would save from a house fire is:
Photos
My nickname is:
Mona's
I love my job because:
I love working with flowers.
LIFE AND TIMES WITH COLLIN
Risk
Funny think risk. As I go about my business I hear more and more about
the fact that people didn't know about the risks involved in this or
that investment. During the good times when returns were stellar, few
concerned themselves with the risks associated with a particular
investment. Now that financial and other markets have corrected
themselves, all and sundry are crying foul. Risk is a fundamental
element of almost any free-market system, and free-markets work in
cycles. Right now we are in a trough ie. markets are down. This is not
necessarily a bad situation to be in. Difficult as it may seem down is
actually good at times. For instance, right now, you can pick up good
quality shares quite cheaply. Property is also relatively cheap. On the
flipside of the same coin, now is a rough time to be selling. You may
even have to delay your retirement plans for a while. Such is the way of
markets. There is no quick-fix.
The word risk derives from the Arabic, meaning 'to seek prosperity'.
Taken further risk involves the possibility of gain or of loss. To a
greater or lesser extent we have all been exposed to risk a friend
borrows R1000 on the promise to repay you back next week (on payday!).
Next week, and the following few weeks come and go, you hear nothing.
That is risk. High risk. You stand a better chance with more mature and
sophisticated markets, such as registered stock-markets or property
markets. These are places where there are many more buyers and sellers,
where the forces of demand and supply are played out on a grander scale.
But you need to do your homework. Don't buy on the tip you heard around
the braai last weekend. That is stupid. Seek advice from stock-brokers
and qualified property consultants. You may end up paying a fee, but its
better than losing all your money.
An important element of risk is that a person must have a personal stake
in the investment. This is the stuff that has made and broken many.
Where fortunes are made and lost on the roll of a pair of dice. Where
characters are forged and shattered.
But risk is not limited to conventional investments only. The very
essence of life is steeped in risk. Each breath that we take is in
itself a miracle of life. Life, all life, has a finite quality to it.
Yet we tend to take the gift of life for granted something that we are
entitled to. But when that life is challenged, with a terminal illness
for instance, how suddenly there is a switch of focus. Nowhere was this
more poignantly portrayed than in the movie that I watched a few nights
ago - The Bucket List. The main actors, Jack Nicholson and Morgan
Freeman get diagnosed with cancer and are each given a few months to
live. Jack is a multi-millionaire and Morgan a mechanic. The rub of
story goes about the two of them making the most of what is left of
their lives. They embark on an around-the-world trip. They have a car
race; do a parachute jump; visit the pyramids; go on an African safari;
visit the Taj Mahal. They decided to throw caution to the wind and take
a few risks and live life to the full. Jack even tried to arrange a high
class lady for Morgan. But Morgan politely refused he was married and
faithful to his wife. Morgan was the first to go Jack did the eulogy,
during which (my paraphrasing) he thanked Morgan for showing him how to
live. It wasn't about wealth or status. It was about what mattered most
life.
Last Sunday I attended the evening service at the local Methodist
Church. It wasn't your usual hymn-and-a-thing. There was a lively band
ably led by Rob Krause and Rheinholdt Kade. What caught my attention
however was the dance number done by some ladies. They were dressed like
the Oracles of Delphi satin dresses accompanied with flowing lilac
organza. I don't know if it has happened before, but they danced in the
church. I imagine some would be uncomfortable with such an item. Maybe
even find it offensive. I didn't. Here were some ladies who decided to
do something unconventional and express their faith by dancing. They
took their faith to the edge and risked it a little. Good for them.
What I do find unacceptable, however, is when risk is taken to the point
where people's lives are endangered. I am not talking here about me
jumping out of a plane. That's me taking a risk. I am referring to the
general disregard drivers in this town have towards respect for the rule
of law. A stop sign is what it says STOP!. It's not slow down, yield or
totally ignore the sign. It's, stop the vehicle, so that it doesn't
move. These signs have been put there for a reason for our collective
safety. This level of risk tolerance is dangerous and doesn't belong in
our society.
Chat again next week.
Van
Huyssteen goes an extra mile with Junkyard
“For me, it is one of the nicest things to do - to plan a project, to
execute it and to see it being implemented. To any engineer, it is
wonderful to experience this.”
These are the words of Mr. Piet van Huyssteen, lecturer in electronic
engineering, regarding concerning his involvement in the Siemens Cyber
Junkyard competition over the past three years. This sought-after
competition has been presented since 2003, and the NWU Puk won it in
2006 and 2008.
Van Huyssteen says the competition is extremely popular among students
and annually they have to turn away many who wish to participate. A team
of six third-year engineering students are chosen from the mechanical,
electric, electronic and computer engineering courses.
This team is involved from the very beginning in building the project
and long hours are dedicated to it. Van Huyssteen says shortly before
the deadline date the team's dedication is tested to the limit with some
nights when they get no sleep at all, while their academic work may also
not be interrupted.
He says the competition brings together practice and academics where
participants are introduced to the industry. During the crowning
occasion of the competition they meet business people and can even walk
off with a job offer.
The competition is sponsored by Siemens and is aimed at providing
industrial electronic equipment to apply process control. Festo supplies
pneumatic equipment which controls air pressure. These companies send
out tenders annually to participate in a specific project.
Van Huyssteen says he helped the students in 2006 to build a machine
that pieces together key holders. The next year they built a model to do
process flow calculations and last year their automatic coffee machine
won.
Members of the winning team receive huge prizes at Siemens, 21 days of
advanced training in any of their courses, as well as a huge amount of
engineering equipment for the University.
Following his studies, Van Huyssteen designed systems for industries in
electric and electronic engineering at Pretoria Technikon for twelve
years, and also developed hard and software for the industry.He says
this experience comes in handy for him when planning and executing the
Cyber Junkyard competition.
Photo: Mr. Piet van Huyssteen along with the group of students who won
the competition last year. Back: Abrie Nieuwoudt, Tanya Steyn and Adelle
Bouwer. Front: Pieter Goosen, Wichert Huyser and Frikkie van Zyl.
DANIKA SPA
INTRODUCES WORLD CLASS PRODUCTS
Danika Spa entertained approximately 60 existing and prospective clients
last Wednesday to a Cheese and Wine evening . This comes after Danika
Spa officially opened in August 2008 as the first world class spa in
Klerksdorp. Guests were outspoken about the quality of the spa and the
tranquility offered by its surroundings.
A brand new anti-ageing perfume, a world first, from the Dermaphuzion
stall was introduced ahead of the National launch during the Mrs SA
award ceremony last Saturday. This perfume called “Emotion” is available
at Danika Spa, the sole distributor in the North West region.
Other exciting services were also introduced to clients such as Mary
Cohr's body range which includes slimming, firming and various other
wraps. A Catio Vital galvanic facial were performed to visually
demonstrate the immediate and long lasting results.
For further details, Danika Spa could be contacted at (018) 468-3849,
danikaspa@telkomsa.net or on www.danikaspa.co.za.
CITY OF MATLOSANA UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB NATIONAL VODACOM PLAY OFFS HERE
WE COME
The City of Matlosana United Football Club ended the Vodacom season on a
high note by thrashing North West Shinning Stars in a 90 minutes
thriller. The end score was 5 -2 to our local heroes who played in front
of an elated crowd of at least 1500 supporters at Khuma Stadium on
Saturday.
The first goal was scored shortly after the stat wistle was blown, not
even 5 minutes into play, Rea cheeeeesa. Once the word got out that the
team was playing in Khuma supporters started flocking to the stadium to
support the City of Matlosana Untied football Club. This club is one of
the success stories of the Councils 2010 Legacy program.
The team will take a well deserved rest until the end of March and then
back to the grindstone to prepare for National Vodacom playoffs to be
held in the Eastern Cape in May 2009.
The team anxiously await the official letter from SAFA declaring them
the best Vodacom team in the North West Province for the second
consecutive year. Well done to all the players and the valued staff who
give up hours of their time for the team. It is thank to their
dedication and commitment that the team will be playing in the national
Vodacom playoffs again. The team would like to take this opportunity to
thanks their valued sponsors and SAFA for the professional manner in
which this season was handles. Cheers all round to football!
Latin Fire....
Latyns-Amerikaanse ritmes!
CH2 (Corneille Hutten-Burger en Leon Gropp) is tans die bekendste
kitaarduo in SA. Perkussiespeler, Riaan van Rensburg is veral bekend vir
sy optredes in die tv-reeks, Noot vir Noot. Latin Fire is 'n
splinternuwe produksie waarin CH2 en Riaan van Rensburg se talente
saamgesnoer word tot 'n musikale, hoё energie-vermenging van perkussie
en kitare. Dis 'n lewendige, kleurvolle uurlange produksie vir die hele
gesin. Die gehoor kan onder andere uitsien na vertolkings van bekende
treffers soos Quando Quando Quando, Girl from Ipanema, Volaré , O' Sole
Mio.
YAWA COMMITS TO AGGRESIVE INTERVENTION MEASURES TO IMPROVE MUNICIPAL
AUDIT OUTCOMES
The North West Department of Developmental Local Government and Housing
is to adopt aggressive intervention measures in order to realise
disclaimer free municipal audit outcomes for the 2008/09 financial year
says MEC Howard Yawa. The MEC made the undertaking at the 2007/08
Municipal Audit Outcomes presented by the Audit General, Terence
Nombembe in Mafikeng today.The report reveals that at least four
municipalities in the province, i.e. Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati and
Bojanala Platinum District Municipalities, Molopo and Moses Kotane local
municipalities have managed to sustain their unqualified audit reports
year on year.Three municipalities, i.e. Rustenburg Local Municipality,
Ngaka Modiri Molema and Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipalities also
moved from a disclaimer audit opinion in 2006/07 to a qualified opinion
in 2007/08. The Auditor General has attributed the slight improvement on
the results to a number of factors, such as strengthened internal
controls, especially proper record keeping and management, as well as
the usage of consultants to assist municipality to compile financial
statements. Nombembe, said in order to maintain sustainability,
municipalities needed to put in place stringent record management system
that will allow for easy retrieval during audit processes. He said the
fact that senior officials are not available during audits,
non-prioritisation of action plans to address prior year audit findings
as well as capacity and financial and accounting skills, were some of
the factors that contributed to the deteriorating audit outcomes. He
advised municipalities to share best practices in order to turn-around
the situation and reduce the number of disclaimers in the province.
Ten municipalities, i.e. Moretele, Greater Taung, Lekwa Teemane, Naledi,
Mafikeng, Ramotshere Moiloa, Ratlou, Tswaing, City of Matlosana and
Ventersdorp local Municipalities have remained with a disclaimer
opinion, while the only municipality that moved from an adverse opinion
in the 2007/08 financial year to a disclaimer is Tlokwe City Council.
While committing his department to continued support to municipalities
for them to meet their constitutional obligations, MEC Yawa appealed for
key stakeholders in local government to hold hands to improve financial
management.
TRAFFIC ALERT: REFURBISHMENT OF THE DRIKUS MALAN BRIDGE, POTCHEFSTROOM
Potchefstroom- The Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality would like
to alert the community of Tlokwe Local Municipality, especially road
users of the Drikus Malan Bridge refurbishment work that is scheduled to
begin on the 23 March 2009 with the completion date 14 July 2009. The
milling and paving operations is programmed to take place from the 23
March 2009 to the 17 May 2009. During this period the traffic will have
to be accommodate on one carriage way.
The District Director for Infrastructure, Mr. Felix Labuschagne says “
the operations will have an impact on the traffic flow over the bridge.
Heavy construction equipment will be used during the milling and paving
of the new surface layer and the full width of a carriage way will have
to be closed for construction and the traffic accommodated in half
widths on the other carriage way”.
The Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality in co-operation with the
Tlokwe City Council embarked on a bridge rehabilitation programme. The
bridge was constructed in 1968 and consists of a main bridge, elevated
cycle track and a single span underpass structure.
During the bridge condition assessment was done in July 2007,
significant deterioration was observed, with adverse effects on the
various bridge elements.
The rehabilitation work entails: the structural concrete repair work
Structural concrete repair work and the rehabilitation of the road
layers and surface, wherein the road between Beyers Naude Evenue and
Luitingh Street will be rehabilitated, that specifically entails, the
removing (milling out) of the exist road (tar) surface and the replacing
of it with a new layer, the replacing of damaged kerbs and guard rails
and the road marking and road signs.
The following are plans to be able to accommodate the traffic.
(2) Major closures or working areas are identified as, the North bound
Carriage way and On Ramp and the South bound Carriage way and Off Ramp.
The N12 Traffic, For both Sign sets the traffic will be diverted into
the slow lane before getting to the first permanent robot set. Within
the crossing the traffic will be diverted to the opposite carriage way.
Both the robot sets will stay in normal operation eg. Luitingh and
Beyers Naude Avenue crossing. Traffic will be diverted by delineators
and signage as shown on the attached layouts. Flagmen will be in
operation at each diversion point.
The closures length could be shortened to accommodate daily productions.
There are business concerns on the left of the south bound slow lane
closure, for the first 100m. The closure will have an influence on their
access. They however, have access to Beyers Naude Avenue.
The On Ramp and Off Ramp: Repairs on the On Ramp will be executed while
Sign Set A is in use. Traffic travelling on the Ikageng road towards
Potchefstroom will be diverted on to Luitingh Street at the four way
stop, left at the next street and left on to the N12 towards
Potchefstroom.
The Railway has an access point within this closure and will be
accommodated under construction. Repairs on the Off Ramp will be
executed while Sign Set B is in use. Traffic travelling on the N12
towards Potch Industria will be kept on the N12 until the Luitingh
crossing where they can turn right, right at the next three ways stop
and left at the next four way stop on to Ikageng road.
Ons
tradisionele kultuur is nog springlewendig
Meer as 'n duisend mense het Vrydagaand die ATKV Centurion se ''Passie
vir tradisionele passies, -musiek en -liriek'' by die
Voortrekkermonument bygewoon.
Sakkie Kotze (voorsitter) het by die geleentheid gesê dit was 'n
Afrikanerkultuurekspo op sy beste. ''Baie lanklaas was daar soveel
kenmerke, fasette, komponente van ons kultuur op een plek op een dag te
sien, te hoor, te proe en te beleef - van tradisionele kleredrag en
eetgoed (o.a. biltong, droë wors, koeksisters en gemmerbier),
tradisionele boeremusiek en -danspassies soos o.a. die mazurka en die
polka (uitgevoer deur 'n groot groep volkspelers en boeredansers) tot by
volkshumor, lekkerlag en -geniet en kuier op sy beste.'’
Al die bekende name in boeremusiekkringe en tradisionele kultuur was
daar en het saam met ander gaste soos Steve Hofmeyr en Valiant Swart op
'n ossewa met twee mooi nooientjies op boerperde vooraan, by die
Kultuurekspo aangekom.
Piet Smit het die Kultuuraand op gepaste wyse met Boekevat en
huisgodsdiens begin en van sy baie bekende Christenliedjies gesing.
Die SA Konsertorkeskampioene van H/s Waterkloof het die spyskaart geopen
met tradisionele musiek. Hulle vertrek binnekort oorsee om weer soos in
2006 die Internasionele kampioentitel te probeer verower.
Dit was 'n gesinsbyeenkoms en darom het tannie Daisy van Radio Kansel en
tannie Kokkelollies ook vir die kinders 'n storie vertel.
Die jeug en die jongmense was baie goed verteenwoordig en het spontaan
deelgeneem. Die Wapadrant Boeredansgroep en die Penkop Boereorekes
bestaan net uit skoolkinders.
Verskeie laers van die Volksang- en Volkspelebeweging van SA en groepe
van die Boeredansvereniging van SA het van oraloor, selfs uit ander
provinsies, aan die passies kom deelneem.
Ben Malan en sy orkes het namens die Boeremusiekgilde van SA opgetree en
Stephaan van Zyl se orkes het die TBK (Tradisionele Boeremusiekklub van
SA) verteenwoordig.
Steve Hofmeyr en Valiant Swart is met toekennings vereer vir hul
jarelange kultuurbevordering met hul baie suksesvolle lirieke in
Afrikaans.
Steve het sy trefferlied ''Pampoen'' gesing en Valiant het liedjies uit
sy en Ollie Viljoen se Boeremusiek Cd gesing.
Hulle is albei saam met Ollie Viljoen, Jak de Priester en Sean Else
beoordelaars van ons landwye liedjieskryfkompetisie vir tradisionele
boeremusiek- en volkspelemelodieë.
Die musiek en die inskryfvorm sal binnekort op ons webwerf beskikbaar
wees.
Jammies Jamneck is met 'n toekenning vereer vir sy jarelange
tradisionele storievertel en volkshumor. Hy het die gehoor laat
skaterlag met sy trefferstorie oor die oom en die vliegtuigrit.
Ander mense wat vereer is:
Oom Tjaart Coetzee wat al vir 66 jaar saagspeel. Hy het van 'n
houtwerkgereedskap 'n musiekinstrument gemaak.
Hennie Coetzee wat al vir meer as 25 jaar boeresport by skool- en
kerkkermisse, vakansieoorde, asook landwye feeste organiseer en aanbied.
Piet Visasgie wat al vir 44 jaar traporrels herstel en restoureer,
Bennie Dekker wat ook al vir 44 jaar klaviere instem. Die bekende pianis
Martin Lane was ook daar om hom geluk te wens.
Alf Spinner wat al vir 20 jaar trekklaviere herstel. Al die bekende
trekklavierspelers soos Ollie Viljoen, Paul Ferns, Lieb Bester en Theo
Erasmus was daar om hom geluk te wens.
Wessel Potgieter wat konsertinas herstel, restoureer en selfs herbou.
Die twee konsertinakonings Manie Bodenstein en Nico van Rensburg was
daar om hom geluk te wens.
Al die orrelbouers, vakmanne en instrumentkenners van SA Orrelbouers wat
oor 'n tydperk van 60 jaar meer as 1,200 pyporrels in ons kerke en
stadsale gebou, geinstalleer en onderhou het is vereer. SA Orrebouers
het 'n paar jaar gelede ophou bestaan. Enkele pyporrelbouers in die land
gaan nog individueel aan met die werk.
Fanie Schoeman, as laaste Besturende Direkteur van SA Orrelbouers, het
die toekenning namens al die lede ontvang.
Bryan Gray at National
Championships
Bryan Gray a grade 7 learner from Saint Conrad's College Primary School
in Klerksdorp excelled at the level 3 National Championships held in
Sasolburg on 13-17 March 2009.
Bryan entered 10 races was in 10 finals and received 8 medals. He was
first in South Africa for under 12 boys 400m freestyle and in the top 4
in South Africa for all the other strokes. He broke 3 Noth West records,
received one gold, 2 silver, 5 bronze and 2 fourth places.
Redenaars van Laerskool La
Hoff
Redenaars van Laerskool La Hoff het op 16 Maart onder leiding van
Beatrix de Klerk sterk standpunt ingeneem op die Senior Redenaarsaand.
Die kompetisie was baie sterk en die volgende wenners is aangewys.
Ruan Minnaar was die Graad 5 wenner en Sampé de Lange (Graad 6 wenner).
Carl van der Merwe en Pieter-Hendrik White was gesamentlik eerste in
Graad 7 en saam as die algehele wenners vir die aand.
THS First Public Speaking
On Wednesday, 18 March, THS held its first Public Speaking event of the
year. Topics ranged from sport matters to more serious moral and
political issues.
Marilyn Ramos achieved first place, Simone Fourie was second, and in
third place, a tie between Mece' Olivier and Harsha Jose. Marilyn and
Simone will be going through to the Inter-High Public Speaking Contest
which will be held in May at St Conrad's College.
Wessies wys Dinamika hoe
Hoërskool Wesvalia se hokkie-, netbal- en rugbyspanne het Saterdag, 21
Maart teen Hoërskool Dinamika meegeding. Die Wessies het soos gewoonlik
gewys hoe dinge gedoen word.
Vier van Wesvalia se vyf hokkiespanne het met ongelooflike puntetellings
gewen. Die o/14 span wen 5-0 met Ilona Kritzinger as speler van die
wedstryd. Die o/15 span wen 3-0 met Melissa Lauwrens as speler van die
wedstryd. Die o/16 span verloor ongelukkig 0-3 met Lucille Grové as
speler van die wedstryd. Die tweedespan wen 2-0 met Michelle Lombard as
speler van die wedstryd en die eerste span wen 4-0 met Lize de Beer as
speler van die wedstryd.
Vyf van Wesvalia se netbalspanne het ook teen Hoërskool Dinamika gewen.
Die o/14 B-span wen 17-7 met Leandri Jansen as speler van die wedstryd.
Die o/15 A's wen 15-14 met Lénise Pretorius as speler van die wedstryd.
Die o/15 B's wen 16-11 met Suané du Plessis as speler van die wedstryd.
Die o/16 B's wen 15-12 met Shandré Ghirlanda as speler van die wedstryd
en die tweedespan wen 22-13 met Lizanne Potgieter as speler van die
wedstryd.
Vier van die Wessie-rugby spanne het ook gewen en een span het gelykop
gespeel. Die o/14 A's wen 14-0 met Juan de Koker as speler van die
wedstryd. Die o/14 B's verloor ongelukkig 12-17 met Heinrich Buck as
speler van die wedstryd. Die o/15 A's wen 31-7 met Donovan de Klerk as
speler van die wedstryd. Die o/16 A's verloor ongelukkig 8-26 met
Charl-Stephan Nienaber as speler van die wedstryd. Die o/16 B's wen
14-10 met Dean Mostert as speler van die wedstryd. Die tweedespan speel
gelykop 0-0 met Owen Viljoen as speler van die wedstryd en die
eerstespan wen 13-7 met LJ Pretorius as speler van die wedstryd. Die
puntemakers by die eerstespan is Barend Swanepoel en Owen Viljoen wat
elk een drie gedruk het en Joe Greyling met een doelskop.
KHS NA SA's
KHS se top-spiesgooier, Tazmin Brits , het verlede naweek by die Senior
SA's haar stempel deeglik op die atletiekwêreld afgedruk toe sy in die
tweede plek na die veel meer ervare Sunette Viljoen geëindig het. Brits
se afstand, wat aan haar die silwer medalje besorg het, was 53,44m.
Benewens Brits het nog ses KHS'ers by die Noordwes Provinsiale
kampioenskappe in Potchefstroom gekwalifiseer vir die SA's toe hulle as
kampioene gekroon is. Marion-Ann Duvenhage verwerf twee goue medaljes
vir haar eerste plekke in 400m Hekkies en 100m Hekkies. Ook Sharon
Pattinson kry twee goues nadat sy die 100m en 200m wen.
Die ander Noordwes kampioene is Andrea Strauss (400m Hekkies), Sarel
Prinsloo (Hoogspring), Steyn Kriel (Spiesgooi) en Ettienne Grobler (Hamergooi).
Nog twee KHS'ers ontvang silwer medaljes, nl. Japie Olivier (Hamergooi)
en Nico van Rensburg (Spiesgooi). Hellouise Erasmus was vierde en
Jacques Smit vyfde.
Die SA's vind op 6-7 April in Durban plaas. |
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