CLUBS
CLUBS
BOWLS
Pick n Pay Albany Night Bowls league:
Tuesday teams – Week 3:
Brendon's Refrigeration beat Pick n Pay 18-12
Bad Boys beat Mfuzo Boxing Camp 30-1
Knock Shop beat Add-Ventures 21-4
Makana Brick A beat Penn Menn 18-15
Davies Plumbers beat Kenrich 16-10
Week 4:
Brendon's Refrigeration beat Bado Boys 15-9
Add-Ventures beat Mfuzo Boxing Camp 10-0
Knock Shop beat Makana Brick A 17-8
Davies Plumbers beat Penn Menn 23-6
Pick n Pay beat Kenrich 13-11
Wednesday team – Week 2:
Dr Davies Demons beat Makana Brick C 8-7
PG Glass beat Wallace Pharmacy 9-4
Mardon Plumbers beat Market Square VW 11-5
Angels Forever beat The Honey's 13-3
East Cape Electrical beat Gary's Refrigeration 7-4
Jaryd Smith beat Rent All 14-2
Week 3:
Makana Brick C beat PG Glass 18-11
Wallace Pharmacy beat Mardon Plumbers 17-6
Market Square VW beat The Honey's 22-10
East Cape Electrical beat Angels Forever 31-7
Gary's Refrigeration drew 12-12 with Rent All
Jaryd Smith beat Dr Davies Demons 20-5
Thursday teams – Week 2:
Albany Strikers beat Albany Sports 22-5
De Klerk & De Villiers beat Penny Mixed 15-11
J van Zyl beat Shady Lawns 26-11
Buco beat WBHO 23-11
Week 3:
Makana Brick B beat Albany Sports 17-11
Albany Strikers beat De Klerk & De Villiers 17-16
J van Zyl beat Penny Mixed 23-14
Buco beat Shady Lawns 14-8
CRICKET
Grahamstown Cricket Board logs (as of 1 November 2014):
First League –
Manley Flats – 18 points (4 matches)
Port Alfred – 10 (3)
Salem – 10 (3)
Southwell – 10 (3)
Rhodents – 9 (5)
Cuylerville – 8 (3)
Sidbury – 5 (2)
Makana Sona – 5 (3)
Rats – 3 (4)
Willows – 0 (2)
Bathurst First League –
Southwell – 10 (2)
Manley Flats – 5 (1)
Cuylerville – 5 (2)
Kingswood – 5 (2)
Port Alfred – 0 (3)
Second League –
Shrews – 17 (8)
Port Alfred – 16 (4)
Kenton – 15 (4)
Cuylerville – 14 (3)
Station Hill – 14 (4)
Swallows – 13 (4)
Tiger Titans – 12 (4)
Early Birds – 8 (5)
Sidbury – 7 (3)
Salem – 7 (4)
Manley Flats – 5 (4)
Rainbows – 5 (4)
Southwell – 1 (4)
SOCCER
Makana Local Football Association league:
Shooting Stars (0) v Manchester (9)
United Aces v Hellenic (walkover to Utd Aces)
Golden Brothers (4) v Young Eagles (1)
Young Killers v Linge Stars (walkover to Linge Stars)
Joza Callies (7) v Green Leaves (0)
Mountain Shades (3) v Makana Celtic (2)
Italy (2) v Early Birds (3)
Shining Stars (2) v Golden Stars (1)
Jacaranda Aces (1) v Makana Pillars (3)
Love & Peace (2) v Cameroon (3)
Newtown City v Pioneers (called off) – results pending
New Seekers v Future Stars (called off) – results pending
GOLF
PG Glass Ball 1. John Taylor (Gonubie, Skelly le Roux, Allen James and Steve Birt (34 points).
Monthly Mug medal competition
1. Leon Coetzee (85 -15 =70)
2. John Taylor (86 – 9 = 75)
3. Steve Birt (87 – 12 = 75).
Women’s Day betterball stableford
1. Daphne Bowker and Belinda Tudge
2. Betty Brent-Meek and Jenny Emslie Women’s Day Alliance
1. Daphne Bowker, Ingrid Moss and Jane Weaving.
Pick n Pay women’s day stableford (only nine holes played due to rain, thunder and lightning)
1. Belinda Tudge on 16 points
2. Heather Inge on 15 points
3. Betty Brent-Meek on 14 points
RUNNING
PJ Olivier 5km fun run
1. 20 minutes 21 seconds – Sisa Camagu
2. 20:40 – Sizakele Dayimani
3. 20:42 – Malibonziwe Mbelo
4. 21:03 – Shanda Coko
5. 21:15 – Rooi Rikhotso
6. 21:26 – Lukuenoy Corkuma
8. 21:58 – Basie Bonaparte
9. 22:56 – Rooi Simamkele
10. 23:58 – Sakhumzi Tukani
11. 24:26 – Thembinkosi Sam
12. 24:33 – Asher Nesi
13. 24:37 – Terri-Lynn Penney (1st woman)
14. 25:07 – Shakarian Sampson
15. 25:14 – Daniel Retief
16. 25:26 – Padon Bonaparte
17. 25:35 – Evan Evans
18. 25:37 – Mzimkhulu
19. 25:37 – Storm Arnolds
20. 25:38 – Johan Gerber
21. 25:44 – Jene Banfield (2nd woman)
22. 25:56 – Elvis Ndzima
23. 26:08 – Lutho Mpokulo
24. 26:09 – Arnold Plaatjies
25. 26:14 – Kensley Evans
26. 26:15 – Mathew Shaw
27. 26:27 – Andrew Meikljohn
28. 26:30 – Julius Rocher
29. 26:31 – Buyile Sphambo
30. 26:59 – Tristan Banfield
32. 27:27 – Andrew Westcott
33. 27:30 – Stephen Penney (3rd woman)
34. 27:31 – Taryn-Marie Wille
Grahamstown parkrun:
1. Darryn Van Huyssteen – 21:25
2. Simon Adler – 22:11
3. Nicholas Wilkinson – 22:32
4. Matthew Kroon – 22:33
5. Paul Sebeikin – 23:04
7. Doug Smith – 23:26
8. Sean Herd-Hoare – 23:44
10. Peter Martin – 24:08
11. Andrew Meiklejohn – 24:10
12. Terri-Lynn Penney – 25:19
13. Frank Dollar – 25:22
14. Paul Smith – 25:28
15. Jonathan Fordyce – 25:48
16. Alistair Barker – 25:51
17. Wilandi Esterhuysen – 25:55
18. Jade De Sousa – 26:03
19. Mitchell Jarrett – 26:20
20. Richard Foss – 26:41
21. Stephen Penney – 26:45
22. Deon Boshoff – 26:58
23. Sally Price-Smith – 27:18
24. John Gregory Stapleton – 27:27
25. James Quin – 27:30
26. Harry Porthen – 28:10
27. Claire Ter Morshuizen – 28:17
28. David McCallum – 28:38
29. Marne Mostert – 28:44
30. Carey Pohl – 28:57
32. Mathew Babu – 29:43
33. Shelley Stretton – 29:45
34. Lucie Allan – 30:00
35. Natalie Grenfell – 30:12
36. Alice Ter Morshuizen – 30:19
37. Simon Wright – 30:34
38. Peter Stockwell – 30:41
39. Travis Richard Higson – 30:43
40. Natasha Moore – 30:47
41. Patrick John Mccarthy – 31:02
43. Jeannie Ellis – 31:06
44. Katherine James – 31:16
45. Jillian Meikle – 31:21
46. Kate Snow – 31:35
47. Camilla Bailey – 31:38
48. Lynette Hobson – 32:00
49. Morgana Tagliarolo – 32:52
50. Nicole Craig – 32:56
51. Karen Meyer – 32:57
52. Liz Gowans – 33:19
53. Taryn Murray – 33:20
54. Sally Matthews – 33:23
55. Lynne Marshall – 33:24
56. Stavie Van Aardt – 33:28
57. Mike Dexter – 33:29
58. Ingrid Ford – 33:35
59. Lebogang Motaung – 33:53
60. Tamara Parker – 34:12
61. Vivianne Quin – 34:38
62. Annemarie Kroon – 34:51
64. Victoria Ter Morshuizen – 35:59
65. Keith Craig – 36:01
66. Gabriella Bellairs-Lombard – 36:02
68. Tracy Mayoss – 36:15
69. Carol Jeffery – 36:16
70. Claire Love – 36:21
71. Lucy Biscuit Ter Morshuizen – 36:33
72. Jason Connan – 36:38
73. Mira Esterhuysen – 36:39
74. Verna Connan – 36:54
75. Denise Mclean – 37:00
76. Andre Mclean – 37:02
77. Minnette Gleaves – 39:10
78. Nolene Dixon – 39:11
79. Rose-Marie Hurford – 39:41
80. Tieneke Coetzee – 39:43
81. Pat Pohl – 40:07
82. Caroline Bell – 41:12
83. Tosca Stoloff – 41:49
84. Khutso Tsikane – 42:05
85. Helen Mccallum – 43:27
86. Gerard Baart – 43:44
89. Kate Webber – 46:44
90. Tamryn Marsberg – 46:45
91. Megan Murison – 46:58
92. Sue Webber – 47:29
93. Audrey Weyer – 47:30
94. Helen Mackenzie – 47:59
95. Robyn Pienaar – 48:04
96. Jaqui Trassierra – 48:13
97. Patricia Baart – 48:41
98. John Hanton – 48:59
100. Philip Weyl – 49:00
101. Charlene Bissett – 49:26
103. Marlene Smit – 50:01
104. Monique Mclean – 50:01
105. Lizette Benn – 50:38
106. Lynne Henson – 52:45
107. Rose Elliott – 52:46
108. Kirsten Hill – 53:30
109. Wendy Sweetman – 54:02
110. Tara Midgley – 54:03
111. Janet White – 54:51
112. Jessica White – 54:52
114. Michelle Parsons – 56:18
115. Lisa Kate Sutherland – 56:19
116. David Stoloff – 57:26
117. Viola Stoloff – 57:28
119. Kim Barker – 58:45
120. Noel Pearse – 58:45
121. Asher Pearse – 58:47
123. Ianthe Wingate – 59:22
Grahamstown parkrun statistics:
Men's placings:
Darryn van Huyssteen was first over the line in 21:25
Simon Adler was second over the line in 22:11
Nicholas Wilkinson was third over the line in 22:32
Current standing in the Men's annual points competition:
Harry Porthen 502 points
Stavie Van Aardt 477
Stephen Penney 440
Women's placings:
Terri-Lynn Penney was first (12th overall) over the line in 25:19
Wilandi Esterhuysen was second (17th overall) over the line in 25:55.
Jade De Sousa was third (18th overall) over the line in 26:03.
Current standing in the Women's annual points competition:
Lynne Marshall 479 points
Liz Gowans 408
Terri-Lynn Penney 400
The following runners recorded the best Age Grade scores:
This week there were 123 runners, of whom 34 were first timers and 38 recorded personal bests. Grahamstown parkrun started on 27 September, and since then 342 different runners. The women's record is held by Terri-Lynn Penney – 23:43 The men's record is held by Darryn Van Huyssteen – 21:07
SCHOOLS
SWIMMING
Two Victoria Primary School pupils took part in the Freda Barnard gala in Outshoorn, withToni Rafferty winning bronze in the U13 50 metre butterfly and Emma Podesta winning bronze in the U11 200 metre freestyle and 50 metre freestyle. The two represented Port Elizabeth base Aquabear Swimming Club. Three Grahamstown swimmers were selected for the Eastern Province schools swimming team to swim in Pretoria in December. Courtney Repinz (DSG) – U12 Jessica Wright (DSG) – open girls John Maree (St Andrew’s) – U16
CRICKET
Graeme College vs Kingswood College:
1sts – KC 1st XI vs Graeme Graeme 135 all out (Nicholas Zimmerman 68, Siphosethu Pinini 22; Michael Braans 5/25, Brad Haller 2/15, Jarod van Blerk 2/20), Kingswood 136/4 (Brad Haller 55 not out, Ryan Victor 33; Richard Beyleveld 2/20). Kingswood won by 6 wickets.
2nds – KC 2nd XI vs Graeme Kingswood 327/8 (Tony Pedro 66, Weston Potgieter 61, Bradley Wilmot 53; Keegan Fischer 3/44, Francois Botha 3/51), Graeme 193 all out (Rudolph Botha 70 not out, Francois Botha 31; James Wilmot 3/29, Luke Carey 2/34, Bradley Wilmot 2/31). Kingswood by 118 runs.
3rds – Graeme 60 all out (Reeden Vermeulen 4/27, Nick Schenck 3/26, Andrew du Toit 3/6), Kingswood 61/1 (Siyo Qupe 27 not out). Kingswood won by 9 wickets.
U15A – Graeme 198/7 (Donovan Brits 35, Bradley van Heerden 32, Mijéan Annandale 24, Ethan Langson 24 not out; Tariq Mwinyi 4/56, Mbasa Mwrebi 2/49), Kingswood 83 all out (Lushano Le Roux 39, Aiden Hawksworth 17; Ethan Langson 3/10, Lelethu Cekiso 2/11, Bradley van Heerden 2/22). Graeme won by 115 runs.
U14A – Kingswood 240 (Justin Potgieter 71, Blaine Archibald 46, James Kelly 34; Romario Fritz 3/30, Stefan Botha 3/32), Graeme 170 (Mark Amm 60 not out, Christopher Gleaves 26, Romario Fritz 22; Anthony Sandys-Thomas 3/28, James Kelly 2/19), Kingswood won by 70 runs.
U13A – Graeme 102 all out (Shaun Botha 44; Jack Mills 3/14, William Pieterse 2/5, Joshua Von Holdt 2/10), Kingswood 102 all out (Jayden Roesstorff 3/18, Quinlan Caiger 3/17, Lakhanya Sam 2/10). Match tied.
U13B – Kingswood 64 all out (Aphiwe Sandi 5/17); Graeme 65/4 (Sonqoba Makalima 39 not out). Graeme won by 6 wickets. U13C – Kingswood 56 all out (Aviwe Dingana 4 wickets, Axolile Fani 4 wickets), Graeme 57/7. Graeme by 3 wickets.
U11A – Kingswood 317/6 (Darius Govender 177, Matt Gadd 42, Luke Kelly 24 not out; Connor Pieterse 3 wickets, Jack Botha 2 wickets), Graeme 117/ 8 (Mornay Kohl 30 not out; Callum Sholto-Douglas 3/14, Cole van der Merwe 2/22). Kingswood won by 200 runs.
U11B – Kingswood 85 all out (Teegan Morison 3 wickets). Graeme 86/2 (Mzubanzi Mnandi 42, Jordan Mildenhall 2/21). Graeme won by 8 wickets.
U9A – Graeme 122/8 (Ethan Beyleveld 25 not out, Jaryd Botha 25 not out, Christiano Jasson 24 not out), Kingswood 98/6 (Murray Tyson 2/9, Jean-Luc Basson 2/8). Graeme won by 24 runs.
St Andrew's Prep U13C vs Kingswood
Kingswood 42/10 (J. Williams 3/1, C. Stulich 2/4, B. Kroon 2/0), Prep 43/2 (L Koster 17, K Letherby 11). Prep won by 8 wickets.
U13D vs Grahamstown Primary U13A Prep 139/10 (T Richardson 45, H Haruperi 31), Grahamstown Primary 127/10 (H Haruperi 5/14, F Turner 3/10). Prep won by 12 runs.
U11C vs Kingswood U11B Prep 102/9 (N Myburgh 28 not out, O McKay 12). Kingswood 103/3 (O McKay 1/14, L Yawa 1/16). Prep lost by 7 wickets.
U9A vs Oatlands Prep 198/4 (M Poole 54, X Hoyi 48, C Pretorius 25), Oatlands 90/7 (S Siaw 2/15, X Hoyi 2/18). Prep won by 108 runs.
U11B vs Woodridge
Woodridge 84/10 (L Ntshangase 3/24, M Froneman 4/19, M Stretton 2/2), Prep 85/3 (N Ngewana 15, J Boateng- Aidoo 17). Prep won by 7 wickets.
U11A vs Woodridge Prep 322/3 (L Danckwerts 65, J Norval 51 not out, Z. Micklewright 51 not out, D. Redfern 50 not out). Woodridge 101/10 (L Danckwerts 2/7, J Carle 2/12, L van Vuuren 2/23, M Bowker 2/12). Prep won by 222 runs.
U13B vs Woodridge Prep 245/8 (L Ferraris 67 not out, J Duthie 43, C Stulich 36), Woodridge 73/10 (C Stulich 3/3, O Mvunelwa 2/2, L McNaughton 2/8). Prep won by 172 runs.
U13A vs Woodridge
Woodridge 130/10 (D Brody 4/20, J Thomas 2/19, J York 2/26), Prep 136/2 (J Green 63 not out, W Gqiba 34). Prep won by 8 wickets.
BASKETBALL
St Andrew’s College vs Grey:
U14A lost 21-6
U16A lost 16-14
2nds won 44-9
1sts lost 51-38
TENNIS
Graeme College vs Kingswood College (stayers’ competition)
1sts – Graeme won 5–3 (Nicholas Zimmerman and Tiaan Landman won both their matches)
2nds – Graeme won 5–1 Graeme College vs St Andrew’s College
Top 12 – Graeme won 70–62 games (drew in matches – 6 all)
U15 St Andrew’s won 6-2 (Jonathan Maasdorp and Asher Pearse of Graeme won both their matches).
WATERPOLO
Kingswood girls –
1sts drew 1-1 with Alex Road
1sts lost 4-6 to Collegiate
3rds beat Alex Road 3rds 8-3
3rds drew 4-4 with Collegiate 3rds
U16 lost 1-2 to Alex Road U15A
U16 lost 2-11 to Collegiate U15A
U14A beat Alex Road
U14A lost 1-4 to Collegiate
U14A beat Collegiate U15B 6-2
U14B lost 2-3 to Collegiate U15C
U14B lost 1-12 to Collegiate
WATERPOLO
Kingswood boys –
1sts lost 2-9 to Grey 2nds
1sts lost 1-7 to Pearson
2nds lost 5-9 to Grey 3rds
2nds lost 2-4 to Pearson
U14A lost 2-4 to Grey U14C
U14A drew 7-7 with Pearson U14B
U14A lost 0-9 to Grey U14B
TENNIS
Kingswood, various games:
1st boys lost 3 games to 5 to Graeme
1st boys beat Woodridge 105 games to 55
2nd boys lost 17-37 to Graeme
1st girls beat Woodridge 99 games to 82
3rd girls lost 13-60 to DSG
U15A boys drew 2-2 with Graeme
U15B girls lost 26-60 to DSG
U15B boys lost 5-8 to Graeme
U11A lost by 29 games to VP
BASKETBALL
Kingswood various games:
1st boys lost 26-27 to St Andrew’s
1st boys beat Nombulelo 34-32
1st boys beat Coselelani 41-8
1st girls beat DSG 33-9
1st girls beat Coselelani 60-5
Beginner boys beat Coselelani 19-16
Junior girls lost 2-16 to DSG Junior
TRIATHLON
Eastern Province Triathlon Association –
Development Triathlon (Pollock Beach, Port Elizabeth)
Taryn Maie Wille placed first in the women’s Sprint Distance Duathlon (5km run, 20km cycle, 2.5km run) in a time of 1 hour 18 minutes 05 seconds.
ROWING
St Andrew’s College took part in the Eastern Cape Rowing Championships on Saturday, winning 14 gold medals across all age groups:
U14A Octople Composite SAC/Selborne stroked by James Baker
U15C Single Scull Geir Wilson
U1B 2 x James Plumbridge and Sebastian Paton
U16A Pair Alex Holmes and Henry Torr
U16A Four Alex Holmes, Henry Torr, Michael Thomas and Paul Marriner coxed by Daniel Coward
U16A Eight Alex Holmes, Henry Torr, Michael Thomas, Paul Marriner, Jake England, Dillon Sievwright, Oscar Evans and Richard Brown coxed by Daniel Coward
U19 4th Double Scull Angus Cook and Simphewe Bala
U19 3rd Double Oliver Kieser and Alistair Muskett
U19 3rd Four: Hugo Mase, Sean Gooden, Oliver Kieser and Myles Brown coxed by Lindelwe Ndamase
U19 2nd Pair: Marcus Zahn and David Thesen
U19 2nd Eight: Hugo Mase, Myles Brown, Jon-Henri Clayton, Sean Gooden, Oliver Kieser, Angus Cook, Simphewe Bala, Alistair Muskett coxed by Lindelwe Ndamase
U19 1st Pair: Jack Brunette and Damon Evans
U19 1st four: Damon Evans, Jack Brunette, Nicholas Kroon and Oscar Hobson coxed by Timothy Cleary
U19 1st Eight: Oscar Hobson, Damon Evans, Jack Brunette, Nicholas Kroon, John Baines, Joshua Warneke, Marcus Zahn, David Thesen, coxed by Timothy Cleary
