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Fusing Dance is BACK
The 2010 workshop has a line-up so great it should not be missed. Global
Dance aims to enhance all dance styles within South Africa starting the
year off in Klerksdorp.
With the current exposure to dance worldwide it has become apparent that
if any dancer is serious about dancing or perhaps aiming towards a
career in dance that a single style will no longer be enough! Fusing
Dance Workshop is an exciting opportunity to dance with the Top South
African choreographers in their different styles.
Although the importance of solid technical training one receives from
Studios and Schools cannot be over emphasized, it is also important to
expose dancers to different dance forms.
It is essential to have an insight and a little knowledge of various
dance styles available to achieve success.
Join the team of André Calitz, Kelsey Middleton, Rafick Hoosain and
Ashley Searle at the Rio casino Escapades Theatre on the 19 - 21 March
for the time of your life.
For further information contact Tina on 083 2292821
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Name: Chantel van der Merwe
Birthday: 25/10/1986
Star sign: Skerpioen
Occupation: Skoonheidstegnoloog, Model Onderwyseres
When I look into the mirror every morning I think: God het my perfek en
mooi gemaak.
My favourite people in the world are: My Man, My Seuntjie, my Ouers en
my broer.
My favourite quote is: If you don't have confidence fake it!
My Baba seuntjie wanneer hy sommer net laf is makes me laugh.
The greatest lesson life has taught me so far is: Behandel mense soos jy
graag behandel wil word.
I'll do almost anything for: My Kind, my Man en my Ouers.
When I get stressed I am most likely to throw NIKS out a window.
I want my tombstone to read: Finominale MA, Vrou, Dogter, Suster en
Vriendin.
I wouldn't mind being stuck in an elevator with: : My Moeder, ons kan
ure gesels sommer oor enige ding.
In three words I am: Betroubaar, Eerlik, Opreg.
If I had a million rand to spare I would: Belê in eiendom.
I live in Klerksdorp because: Pragtige dorp en Fantasiese Mense.
The first thing I would save from a house fire is: My Baba seuntjie en
Foto albums.
My nickname is: Tawwe Tellie (my Man noem my dit)
I love my job because:Ek maak 'n verskil in mense se lewens.
LIFE AND TIMES WITH COLLIN
Peace in our time
Anyone who was around in 1938, and can still remember, will recall the
newspaper headline: Peace in our time. It goes back to 1938 when Neville
Chamberlain [English Prime Minister] returned from Germany brandishing a
piece of paper saying somewhat proudly, that he had secured peace for
England. He, Hitler, Mussolini and Daladier of France had hammered out
an agreement, known as The Munich Agreement which promised that Germany
and England would never go to war again. In this Chamberlain was sorely
mistaken Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia in March 1939, ignoring the
Munich Agreement. Mussolini, not to be outdone, sent his Fascist army
into Albania.
The dark clouds of war over Europe, had blackened even further. The path
to war was now firmly cemented, with Hitler, its chief architect.
This misjudging of Hitler's intentions was to cost Chamberlain the
premiership and to catapult Churchill to the forefront of British
politics. How could Chamberlain have been so wrong? After all, the
drumbeat of war was reverberating all over Europe. And what of his
intelligence network? The information being fed him must have indicated
that something was amiss. Germany was busy arming herself to the teeth.
And no one noticed?
Possibly the receding tide of war after the Treaty of Versailles had
lulled not only Chamberlain, but others as well, into believing that it
would never happen again. That belle-epoch period that pervaded society
after the Victorian Era and briefly interrupted by the First World War,
had taken hold again, and all was well, once again. It is when we are at
our most complacent, that we are most vulnerable.
Still, Chamberlain could be forgiven for wanting to believe that peace
was possible. The human pendulum, will from time to time, be swung to
its extremes. But it will always endeavour to centre itself at a state
of rest a place of peace.
What got me thinking about Chamberlain and peace was a recent Rotary
article titled: 'Is peace possible?'. It was a very informative article
to which I will return to again later. In part, it's this that I like
about Rotary. There is so much good that Rotary does in the world our
world. Yet I find a lot of misperception about Rotary. Mostly this
misperception is based on ignorance and apathy. Sadly, at times, this
leads to anathema and feelings of hostility towards Rotarians and the
Rotary Organization. I have even heard that we are into vodooism. For
the record, and I have mentioned this before, we are a non-religious,
non-political organization. It is precisely because of this that our
reach is so wide. It is an organization of ordinary people endeavouring
to achieve the extraordinary in an ever-wanting world. Unfettered by the
chains of religion and politics, our members are able to bring healing
to the sick; literacy to the unread; comfort to those in distress; and
yes, peace in hostile regions. And in return, yes there is a return a
certain knowledge that we have made society a better place to live in.
Is this not the common tenet of most of the major religions? We also
have some fun along the way. Hopefully through membership we are able to
produce better citizens. You are also encouraged to think beyond
yourself.
But we are not cocooned in some ideal environment where everything is
ship-shape and ready to go at a moment's notice. We are dealing with a
resource that is vibrant. I am talking about humankind, that species
that is as fickle as the weather around us. Replete as well, with fault
lines.
The following incident will hopefully serve to illustrate what I am
talking about. A short while ago I was fly-fishing with some friends.
Included in the party was a missionary. I got chatting to him about the
work we do in Rotary. Specifically I told him about a wheelchair project
that we were involved in and that should he identify a worthy recipient,
to let me know. Yes there was someone. Time passed I forgot about the
discussion until I met with him [the missionary] recently. I reminded
him of the wheelchair. Somewhat hesitantly he told me that person did
not want a wheelchair from Rotary because he had had a fallout with a
Rotarian at some time previously.
I don't know the background to what had happened but here was a person,
obviously in need, yet because of pride (wounded or otherwise), as best
as I could discern, did not want assistance. And nothing was going to
change his (or her) stance.
This is not just about Rotary. This is about our parochial nature. We
all have fallouts with our neighbours, our relatives, our friend and
colleagues. Sometimes we come to blows, most times not. But we always
let our feelings be known. We never speak to that person again. And like
a cancer, it eats away at us. We are never at peace. Yet we yearn for
peace all of us.
It's these microcosyms that provide the building blocks for the grand
conflagrations that befall us. In the 20th century, about 150 million
people lost their lives to war and genocide violence perpetrated by
human beings on human beings. While the reasons range from the selfish
to the trivial, the underlying recurring theme is simply lack of
communication.
What I find strange is that in this, the bloodiest of all centuries, we
achieved our highest level of human intelligence. Yet it served also to
reveal our most depraved nature.
My interpretation is that a yawning gap developed between the 'haves'
and 'have-nots'. And as long as you have this situation, this dichotomy
of inequality, the seeds of discontent will be sown and harvested with
seasonal regularity. Key to overcoming this impasse are the fundamental
issues of education, health and poverty. A people that is free of
disease and is educated, is less susceptible to conflict and far more
amenable to progress. Organizations such as UNESCO and Rotary are in the
frontlines in the fight against these malignant impediments.
It has been said that the Age Of Discovery is giving way to the Age Of
Survival. I would like to suggest that, instead, we should be ushering
in an Age Of Human Awareness - a time where God's greatest creation is
allowed to flourish in a setting free of hatred.
You may think this impossible. Yet all it takes to start the ball
rolling is for you (and I) to reach out to your neighbour in peace.
Surely a lasting peace is greater than the individuals who broke it in
the first place.
Yawa vows to root out corruption involving learners and driving licenses
North West MEC for Public Safety, Howard Yawa says that 73 applicants
have until tomorrow (Friday, 5 March 2010) to respond to allegations
that learners licenses in their possession were fraudulently issued last
year at the Rustenburg Driving License Testing Centre (DTLC).
The license scam involving a cashier employed by Rustenburg Local
Municipality was discovered by the Management representative of the
centre in August 2009.
The investigation into the alleged scam was concluded by the provincial
inspectorate in December.
Failure by the applicants to respond to letters written to them by the
provincial department will automatically cancel their learners and
driving licenses obtained thereafter.
As part of its intensified effort to root out corruption relating to
fraudulent issuing of learners and driving licenses, MEC Yawa's
department has recently suspended six examiners at Koster (1),
Hartbeesfontein (1), Carletonville(2) and Fochville(2) DTLC's.
Two of the officials suspended as examiners are employed by Merafong
Local Municipality as management representatives.
“We'll spare no effort to root out corrupt elements in order to
safeguard the integrity of our licensing system,” vows Yawa.
ACCESS TO HOUSING IS A DEMOCRATIC AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT - MEC DESBO
MOHONO
North West MEC for Human Settlements, Desbo Mohono, said that
International Women's Day is the right moment to assess the extent of
success registered by the democratic government in its efforts to expand
access to quality housing to the women of the country.
Mohono reminded all South Africans that access to housing is a
democratic and constitutional right for all citizens, including women.
She said her department is responsible for ensuring the progressive
realization of this right, and will not rest until this right becomes a
reality to all women of the North West.
She challenged all women to participate actively in the housing delivery
programmes of government and to monitor the quality of houses that are
being constructed in their communities. She added that women should take
the responsibility of ensuring women's access to decent and quality
housing.
The department is using this year's International Women's Day to
reaffirm its commitment to the right of all women to access housing and
to avail opportunities for emerging women contractors.
Turn out your light, show
support
In 2009 hundreds of millions of people around the world showed their
support by turning off their lights for one hour.
Earth Hour 2010 will continue to be a global call to action to every
individual, every business and every community.
A call to stand up, to show leadership and be responsible for our
future.
Pledge your support and turn off your lights for one hour, Earth Hour,
8.30pm, Saturday 27th March 2010.
FOOTBALL LEGEND-MALOMBO LECHABA TO JOIN DEPT OF JUSTICE ON FOOTBALL
FRIDAY CAMPAIGN
MAFHIKENG Mahikeng town will be brought to a stand still when Justice
and Crime Prevention Security Cluster Departments amongst others South
African Police Service (SAPS),
Judiciary, Department of Justice and Constitutional Development staff
and football legend Malombo Lechaba currently coaching at North West
University Soccer Institute dressed in Bafana Bafana green and yellow
jerseys will be embarking on a massive motorcade on the 05 March 2010
starting at 08h30 at Regional office.
The purpose is to pledge support for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup as
well as showcase pride and patriotisms towards the National Team. Short
formal program will start exactly at 08H30 and followed by motor
entourage in town to Megacity Complex.
Big banner will be placed at the Departments main entrance for staff to
pledge their support for FIFA 2010 World Cup and National Team Bafa
Bafana.
“We need to rally behind our National Team Bafana Bafana as a host
country and buy tickets to witness this historic event. I
must say the Department is more than ready to deal with incidents that
might arise from games.
The Department has identified special 2010 courts at Mogwase Magistrate,
Rustenburg Magistrate and Bafokeng Magistrate court to deal with
incidents that might arise from games” Concluded Regional Head Mr
Tsietsi Malema
PROVINCIAL TREASURY TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO THE MUNICIPALITIES
The North West Provincial treasury is to render technical support to the
municipalities to increase the quality of services that are delivered to
the communities.
This was announced by MEC Mabe during the tabling of the provincial
budget speech recently.
Mabe said her department will provide hands on support to the
municipalities to ensure effective service delivery and sound financial
management. She further announced that an amount of R29m which will
increase over the Medium Term and Expenditure Framework (MTEF) has been
set aside to assist municipalities.
“With regard to support to municipalities, the financial management
capacity is improving although there are still serious challenges in
municipalities. Provincial Treasury and the Department of Local
Government and Traditional Affairs have been working together to assist
Municipalities to improve service delivery. An amount of R29m has been
set aside and will be increased over the MTEF to assist municipalities.
As provincial government we urge municipalities to cooperate with teams
that we deploy to assist them. We cannot continue to work in silos
whereas the Constitution mandates us to cooperate and have an integrated
approach in doing our business”, said MEC.
The technical support would also include among others the assistance
with new budgeting format, the implementation of the Generally
Recognized Accounting Practice (GRAP) and Generally Accepted Municipal
Accounting Practice (GAMAP), training and capacity building programmes
for municipal officials and councilors, focusing on the job training and
skills development respectively. Mabe said both the National and
Provincial Treasuries have engaged with municipalities on the new budget
format which will address issues of service delivery backlogs,
roll-overs and lack of spending of funds by the municipalities.
“These interventions will assist municipalities to maintain effective
financial management systems to reduce the number of qualified audit
reports”, said Mabe.
The MEC announced the procurement system reform by National and
Provincial Treasuries to combat fraud and corruption during tendering
processes. “We are compelled to review the process this year because we
fully agree that this is a bucket that continuously leaks resources that
must assist the poor. To reduce corruption and lower the costs of
procuring goods and services, government intends to reform the
procurement system. Greater transparency including electronic
procurement systems and competitive tendering processes will guarantee
value for money”, said the MEC.
EERSTE BAKKIEDAG
AANGEBIED IN BOTHAVILLE
BOTHAVILLE - Saterdag, 20 Maart 2010 gaan die bakkie-enjins brul by
Nampo Park in Bothaville, wanneer besoekers van heinde en ver die eerste
Senwes OFM Bakkiedag in samewerking met Graan SA kom vier in hul bakkies.
Dié dag beloof om 'n hoogtepunt op verskeie Suid-Afrikaners se kalendar
te word.
Besoekers aan die dag kan uitsien na verskeie buitelug en binnenshuise
uitstallings, bakkie en 4x4 tentoonstellings, 'n kinder speelarea met
die MTN World of Football, biertuin met die Stormers en Cheetahs Super
14 rugby op die grootskerm asook kosstalletjies.
Deur die loop van die dag kan hope pryse gewen word deur oud en jonk.
Checkers se Championship boerewors wenner,
Elizabeth Lesley, sal die dag bywoon en besoekers sal die kans kry om
dié huisvrou van Kuruman se wen-wors te proe.
Senwes, hoofborg van die dag, sal ook verskeie buitelug toerusting en
produkte asook vuurwapens tentoonstel en van die land se top kunstenaars
- Thabo Hlongwane, Chris Chameleon, Dozi, Theuns Jordaan en die Baby
Tjoklits sanger, Gerhard Steyn sal die verhoog deel en sorg vir hope
vermaak en musiek.
Mediaborg, OFM se buiteuitsendingseenheid gaan ook by Nampo Park te sien
wees. Rian van Heerden en Tim Thabethe sal optree as seremoniemeesters
vir die dag.
Volgends Graan SA is die dag is 'n eerste vir sentraal Suid-Afrika en
met dié unieke konsep, glo hulle dit gaan 'n reuse sukses wees. Die
organiseerders verwag dat besoekers gaan opdaag in windmakerige bakkies,
klassieke bakkies, werkesel bakkies, kosbare bakkies en hul staatmaker
bakkies.
Daar is selfs spesiale parkeerplekke vir bakkies, maar motors en hul
eienaars is natuurlik ook welkom!
Toegangskaartjies vir die dag kos R80 per persoon, maar kinders onder 12
jarige ouderdom kry gratis toegang. Kaartjies is beskikbaar by verskeie
Senwes Villages in die streek.
Stakeholders resolve to work together towards a better life for Farm
Workers
North West Key role players in the emancipation of North West farm
workers vowed to ensure realistic implementation of the resolutions as
adopted during the end of a two day Farm Workers' summit held at
Haartebeespoort Dam in the Bojanala Platinum District on the 4th and 5th
of March 2010.
The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF) working
together with the North West Department of Agriculture, Conservation,
Environment and Rural Development, involved Provincial Departments,
Labour Movements, Human Rights Commission, various Provincial
Agricultural Unions, all came under one roof to discuss challenges
experienced by farm workers, with the view to eventually develop a
focused programme aimed at addressing those challenges.
More than 200 farm workers and dwellers from various farms in the North
West attended this summit, which deliberated largely on aspects such as
the living and working conditions of farm workers as well as their
constitutional rights and empowerment programmes.
Addressing delegates on the rationale behind this initiative, the
National Chairperson for Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Honorable
Mlungisi Johnson said the basic purpose of this summit is to provide an
open platform for all stakeholders to submit their solution oriented
contributions in dealing with the plight of farm workers.
“We want to listen to the farm workers, farm dwellers and farmers
themselves, and jointly strategise and develop a mutual plan that we
will implement and monitor together as partners”, stated Mr Johnson.
The summit resolved to amongst others, ensure the establishment of a
Provincial Structure for Farm workers and dwellers, expose farm workers
to basic education and skills development, advocate for the development
of a Policy to govern burial on farms, and the expansion of
comprehensive health care programmes and social services to farms.
Rendering a message of support during the last day of the summit, MEC
for Agriculture, Conservation, Environment, and Rural Development, Mr
Boitumelo Tshwene said he is convinced that only unity and transparency
can make the goals of the envisaged Strategic plan achievable and
sustainable.
MEC Tshwene challenged delegates to spare nothing of their strength,
their courage and their wisdom, until the benefits of the Farm Workers
Strategic Framework objectives (to be adopted during the National
summit), are realized.
The National Farm Workers' Summit will be held in May this year, after
all provinces have hosted theirs.
The resolutions of provincial summits will serve as the basis for the
National Strategic Framework or government policy formulation aimed at
addressing the plight of farm dwellers, farm workers and farm owners.
Team Matlosana strikes again!
Our local cycling team, Team Matlosana, consisting of six riders namely
JC Jooste (team captain), Egon Campbell, Chris de Jongh, Cornel Jacobs,
Michael Mira en AB van der Walt.
These boys train very hard and the results show their performances
throughout the season. Currently Team Matlosana is ranked 9th in South
Africa and this is ultimately a very good result.
The team started racing in mid January and their results are as follows:
17 January 2010 Stonehaven Vanderbijlpark
Egon Campbell 2nd overall
Cornel Jacobs 4th overall
23 January 2010 Novac Klerksdorp
JC Jooste 2nd overall
24 January 2010 The Fast One
Egon Campbell 12th overall
JC Jooste 28th overall
Cornel Jacobs 35th overall
Chris de Jongh 36th overall
AB van der Walt 56th overall
Michael Mira 300th overall
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0 January 2010 Ottosdal Draf en Trap
Egon Campbell 1st overall
JC Jooste 3rd overall
Cornel Jacobs 4th overall
Chris de Jongh finished in bunch
AB van der Walt finished in bunch
6 February 2010 Century Electrical Race - Vanderbijlpark
JC Jooste 1st overall
7 February 2010 Emperors Palace
JC Jooste 5th overall
Egon Campbell 8th overall
AB van der Walt 20th overall
Cornel Jacobs 44th overall
Chris de Jongh 75th overall
Michael Mira 225th overall
13 February 2010 North West Championships Lichtenburg
Egon Campbell 1st Elite
JC Jooste 2nd Elite
AB van der Walt 2nd U/23
Chris de Jongh 4th U/23
14 February 2010 Valentine's Day Race Vanderbijlpark
JC Jooste 5th overall
17 February 2010 SA Time Trial Championships Matlosana
JC Jooste 16th Elite
AB van der Walt 21st U/23
19 February 2010 SA Road Championships Matlosana
JC Jooste 10th overall WELL DONE JC - YOU DID US PROUD!
21 February 2010 Ride for Sight Johannesburg
Egon Campbell 28th overall
JC Jooste 67th overall (flat tyre on 4km to go)
28 February 2010 Carnival City Johannesburg
JC Jooste 4th overall
Egon Campbell 41st overall (flat tyre on 3km to go)
Cornel Jacobs 48th overall
Chris de Jongh 69th overall (flat tyre on 60km)
JC Jooste has excellent results according to Super Seeding Series and
Pro Cycling Rakings.
His results is as follows:
Top 20 Age Group result: 17th
Super Seeding Top 100 riders: 35th
Pro Cycling Ranking: 22th
WELL DONE BOYS THE CITY OF MATLOSANA AND WELL AS THEIR SPONSORS ARE
PROUD OF YOU.
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Wessies kwalifiseer vir NW- Atletiekkampioenskappe
Een en twintig van Hoërskool Wesvalia se atlete wat op Dinsdag 2 Maart
aan die Streekkampioenskappe in Potchefstroom deelgeneem het, het
gekwalifiseer vir vanjaar se NW Kampioenskappe wat plaasgevind het op
Saterdag 6 Maart in Potchefstroom. Atlete wat op hierdie byeenkoms
gekwalifiseer het, sal verder deurdring na vanjaar se SA Kampioenskappe
wat plaasvind op 25 Maart en 26 Maart in Sasolburg.
Die Wessies wat vir die NW Kampioenskappe gekwalifiseer het, is: LJ
Basson vir seuns o/15 spiesgooi (LJ behaal 'n tweede plek tydens die NW
Kampioenskappe), Stephen Momberg vir seuns o/15 hammergooi, Hermioné
Kruger vir meisies o/15 100 m en 200 m (Hermioné behaal 'n tweede plek
vir die 200m tydens die NW Kampioenskappe), Anja Schlebusch vir meisies
o/15 800 m en 1500 m, Miki Snyman vir meisies o/15 800 m en vir meisies
o/17 3000 m (Miki behaal 'n derde plek vir die 3000m tydens die NW
Kampioenskappe), Monya Vermaak vir meisies o/15 1500 m stap, Franco
Kruger vir seuns o/15 5000 m stap, Molliére Daffue 110 m hekkies seuns
o/17(Molliére behaal 'n skitterende eerste plek tydens die NW
Kampioenskappe), Jacques Smit vir seuns o/17 800 m en 1500 m, Jandré van
Wyk vir seuns o/17 gewigstoot, Salomé van Heerden vir meisies o/17
hoogspring (Salomé behaal ook 'n uitstekende eerste plek tydens die NW
Kampioenskappe), Chené Naude vir meisies o/17 5000 m stap, Kelly Long
vir meisies o/17 5000 m stap, Petrus Coetzee vir seuns o/19 200 m,
Zabastian de Jager vir seuns o/19 400 m en 800 m (Zabastian behaal 'n
tweede plek in albei sy items tydens die NW Kampioenskappe), Rizanne
Heppell vir meisies o/19 diskus (Rizanne behaal 'n derde plek tydens die
NW Kampioenskappe), Esmeralda Kapp vir meisies o/19 5000 m stap,
Chantell Cripps vir meisies o/19 100 m en 200 m, Marizanne Oosthuizen
vir meisies o/19 400 m (Marizanne behaal 'n tweede plek tydens die NW
Kampioenskappe), Anja Hagen vir meisies o/19 1500 m (Anja behaal 'n
tweede plek tydens die NW Kampioenskappe) en Merike Ungerer vir meisies
o/19 driesprong (Merike behaal 'n derde plek tydens die NW
Kampioenskappe).
3 Medals for KPS
The Bi-Athlon North West trials took place on Monday, 1st March 2010 in
Potchefstroom. KPS came home with three medals.
• Gold to Damian Lagoa
• Silver to Alexia Duarte
• Bronze to Mrs Carolyn van Niekerk
Bi-Athlon Nationals will take place in Bloemfontein over the Easter
week-end. Mrs van Niekerk will be going through to this competition.
Alexia and Damian are still too young to represent their province.
GOUDKOPPERS DEUR NA SA
KAMPIONSKAPPE
Die volgende leerders van Laerskool Goudkop het op 5 Maart 2010
deelgeneem aan die Noordwes Kampioenskappe in Potchefstroom en die
volgende plekke behaal :
Foto Onder:
V.l.n.r Renco van Huyssteen 1ste plek 70m hekkies, Bianca Esterhuizen
1ste plek 1500m stap, Marjoné van der Westhuizen 1ste plek verspring en
Shaenré van Breda 2de plek 70m hekkies.
Hulle gaan deelneem aan die S.A. Kampioenskappe op 18 en 19 Maart 2010.
Saint Conrad's NW Swimmers
The following swimmers have been selected to represent the North West
Province at the National Schools Aquatics Championship in Bloemfontein
on the 5th and 6th of March 2010.
Photo Below:
Back:
Sergio dos Santos, Brandon Bennett, Caitlyn Lee, Josh Silent, Bradley
Chan, Sergio Jardim
Front:
Keanu Silent, Karli van der Merwe, Carma Hyawood, Reabetswe Chabedi
Parkies vaar uitstekend tydens die NW Kampioenskappe
Tydens die Atletiek Noordwes Kampioen-skappe op 5 Maart 2010 op die
Kenneth McArthur Stadion te Potchefstroom is die volgende behaal:
Shonbenay Nel: 4de plek met die Werpskyf Dogters O/13 met 'n afstand van
29,97 m en Linda Nel: 1ste plek met Gewigstoot Dogters O/13 met 'n
afstand van 12,44 m asook 'n tweede plek met Spiesgooi Dogters O/13 met
'n afstand van 32,84m.
Wessies vs Dinamika
Hoërskool Wesvalia se hokkie-, netbal- en rugbyspanne het op Saterdag 6
Maart in Alberton teen Hoërskool Dinamika in die eerste wedstryde van
die ADT Superreeks deelgeneem.
Die spanne het baie goed gevaar. Die hokkiespanne wen 5 van hul 6
wedstryde. Die eerste span wen 1-0 met Annatjie Schoonwinkel as speler
van die wedstryd. Die tweede span wen 2-0 met Bianca Fourie as speler
van die wedstryd.
Die o/ 16's wen 5-0 met Melissa Lauwrens as speler van die wedstryd. Die
o/ 15 A's wen 3-0 met Johné Malherbe as speler van die wedstryd. Die o/
15 B's verloor ongelukkig teen Dinamika se derde span en die o/14's wen
5-0 met Geneviev Rossouw en Tammy Nortier as spelers van die wedstryd.
Die rugbyspanne het hul ook goed van hul taak gekwyt. Die eerste span
wen 25-12 met Casper Badenhorst as speler van die wedstryd. Die tweede
span verloor net net met 'n telling van 15-17. Die derde span wen 22-5
met Ruan Janse van Rensburg as speler van die wedstryd. Die o/16's wen
ook met 'n puntetelling van 15-8 met Reon Buck en Jannie Gouws as speler
van die wedstryd. Die o/15 A's eindig met 'n puntetelling van 8-16 en
die o/ 15 B's 5-28 in Dinamika se guns. Die o/14 A's eindig die stryd
met 'n puntetelling van 13-23 met JD Fourie as speler van die wedstryd,
so ook die o/14 B's met 'n puntetelling van 10-19.
Ten spyte van Dinamika se ongelooflike sterk netbal het die Wessies
sterk bly staan en die stryd trots gestry. Die punte lyk as volg:
Tweedespan 21-22 met Nadine Stork as speler van die wedstryd, Derdespan
4-8 met Anneri Croucamp as speler van die wedstryd, o/16 A's 11-22 met
Cyrette Pretorius as speler van die wedstryd. Die o/16 B's wen 14-6 met
Nadine du Plessis as speler van die wedstryd, o/15 A's 10-14 met Suné
Bronchorst as speler van die wedstryd, o/15 B's 7-20 met Nadia Cripps as
speler van die wedstryd, o/14 A's wen 17-12 met Marien van der Waldt as
speler van die wedstryd en o/14 B's met 4-12 met Clarise Bouwer as
speler van die wedstryd.
Schoonspruit
Volkswagendag Super Sukses!
Die Volkswagendag wat op 3 Maart op SHS se velde plaasgevind het was ʼn
reuse sukses.
Die eerste spanne van baie verskeie skole het mee -geding vir die beker
aan die einde van die aand in Netbal,Rugby en Hokkie.
Die uitslae is as volg:
Netbal: SHS speel in die finaal teen Afrikaans Hoёr Kroonstad en SHS
verloor 6-8 Die wenners by die netbal was Afrikaans Hoёr Kroonstad
Rugby: Daar was ʼn beker vir die skool met die mees aanskoulikste rugby
en die wenners was Fochville- hul was gekies deur Luiperd spellers wat
die beoordeling gedoen het daardie aand.
Hokkie: Die hokkie was ʼn naby stryd tussen KHS en St.Conrad`s en KHS
stap weg met die beker van Volkswagen wenners en wen dus 1-0.
Super 16 skop af op ʼn hoё noot!
Schoonies het Saterdag in die eerste super 16 wedstryd gespeel teen
Zeerust en behoorlik skoonskip gemaak.
Rugby:
• SHS 0/14 wen 39-5
• SHS 0/15 wen 27-0
• SHS 0/16 wen 29-3
• SHS 2des wen 36-0
• SHS 1stes wen 18-17
Netbal:
• SHS 0/14 wen 40-3
• SHS 0/15 wen 20-2
• SHS 0/16 wen 29-8
• SHS 2des speel gelykop 10 elk
• SHS 1stes wen 32- 16
Hokkie:
• SHS 0/14 wen 1-0
• SHS 0/15 wen 2-0
• SHS 0/16 wen 2-0
• SHS 2des wen 5-0
SHS 1stes verloor 1-0
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