CLUBS
GOLF
Belmont Betterball
1. Robe Beer and Alan James (48 points)
2. Deon van Deventer and Joos Vos (44 points)
Two Clubs –
8th hole – Mike Maribini and Jacque Oosthuysen
11th – Mike Maribini
16th – John Rennie
SPCA Golf Day, 22 July
Winner on 44 points was Jess Gornall and second was Elizabeth Bowker also on 44 points
RUNNING
Grahamstown parkrun, event number 147, 22 July 2017
This week 126 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 13 were first timers and 7 recorded new Personal Bests. The event was made possible by 8 volunteers: Alistair Barker • Peter Stockwell • Roslyn Parker • Vernon Jones • Peter Wentworth • Daluxolo Fundani • Brooke Franklin • Mbali Malusi
Male placings:
Melikhaya Jacobs was first over the line in 21:12 – 7th time in 16 appearances.
Daniel Erasmus was second over the line in 23:17.
Orrin Snelgar was third over the line in 23:29.
Female placings:
Carolyn Grant was first (12th overall) over the line in 27:00 – third time in 27 appearances.
Charlotte Abraham was second (13th overall) over the line in 27:19 – has been first to finish on 2 previous occasions.
Sipesihle Mguga was third (21st overall) over the line in 28:39.
1. Melikhaya Jacobs 21:12
2. Daniel Erasmus 23:17
3. Orrin Snelgar 23:29
4. Cee-Jay Porthen 23:40
5. Siviwe Moyake 23:46
6. Alistair Barker 24:20
7. Brian Cordner 24:32
8. Ross Pringle 25:02
9. Leslie Ter Morshuizen 25:07
11. Billy Morgan 26:51
12. Carolyn Grant 27:00
13. Charlotte Abraham 27:19
14. Moloko Mokubedi 27:30
15. Simon Wright 27:32
17. Matthew Stanley 27:55
18. Lawrence Ferreira 28:36
20. Robert Stuart 28:39
21. Sipesihle Mguga 28:39
22. Francois Lamont 28:42
23. Paul Caiger 29:03
25. Gregory Shaw 29:19
26. Aaron Mdlankomo 29:32
27. Ross Marriner 30:07
28. Matthew Weaver 30:11
29. Rugare Mdlankomo 30:11
30. Lynne Marshall 31:06
31. Claire Marais 31:12
32. Liz Gowans 31:21
33. Sally Matthews 31:51
35. Patrick John Mccarthy 32:04
36. Spencer Jones 32:40
37. Peter Stockwell 32:48
38. Victoria Ter Morshuizen 32:50
39. Anna Sprague 32:54
40. Kenny Nolan 33:09
42. Gershwin Sauls 33:13
43. Natasha Agnew 33:15
46. Carol Jones 33:40
49. Michelle Meyers 33:51
50. Ron Weissenberg 34:16
51. Kim Weaver 34:17
52. Rasayi Mdlankomo 34:20
54. Michelle Walsh 34:24
55. Acacia Von Mayer 34:26
56. Andiswa Kaule-Nyakotyo 34:31
57. Esther Mostert 34:42
58. Harry Weissenberg 34:58
59. Angela Blane 35:04
60. Amber Higgitt 35:11
61. Simon Kroon 35:16
62. Pearl Chuma Harwood 35:22
63. Xolela Nkayi 35:27
65. Donne Wilson 35:48
67. Caroline De Pelet Abraham 35:57
70. Clare Riley 36:37
72. Daluxolo Fundani 36:54
73. Beverley Taylor 36:55
74. Angie Marriner 37:12
75. Hilton Adonis 37:38
76. Tieneke Coetzee 37:39
78. Natasha Jade Moore 38:02
79. Nicholas Greeff 38:08
80. Mark Arendse 38:08
81. Jackie Arendse 38:27
83. Mandla Mkhize 38:56
85. Kate Hodge 39:29
86. Nombongo Mavikela 39:37
88. Danielle Le Masson 40:06
89. Emily Morgan 40:09
90. Nobubele Makholwane 40:19
91. Elizabeth Mulwa 40:41
92. Desiree Philipson 41:16
95. Lynne Henson 41:56
96. Mariss Stevens 41:57
97. Hayley Skerritt 43:25
99. Benita Bobo 43:56
100. Linda Cartwright 46:12
Hockey
St Andrew’s vs Kingswood
St Andrew’s U14B lost 1-2 to Kingswood U16C
St Andrew’s U16D beat Kingswood U14B
St Andrew’s vs Woodridge College
U14A won 3-2
U16C drew 2-2
U16B won 4-0
U16A drew 2-2
2nds won 9-1
1sts lost 1-3
RUGBY
St Andrew’s College Inter-House Rugby
Upper House won the senior competition and Graham House won the junior competition.
Swimming
Martin Wolmarans and Haydn John of St Andrew’s College took part in the PEA winter gala in Newton Park, Port Elizabeth from Friday 30 June to Sunday 2 July.
Martin won seven individual medals and four relay medals. He won a gold medal for the 50-metre butterfly; silver medals for the 50-metre freestyle, 50-metre backstroke and 100-metre backstroke; bronze medals for the 100-metre freestyle, 100-metre butterfly and 1500-metre freestyle. He swam all (except for the last one which is not swum at St Andrew’s) in standard times. Martin also swam in the gold-medal winning 200-metre freestyle mixed relay team along with Emma Podesta and Courtney Repinz from DSG.
Haydn bettered several of his personal best times in his individual races and he played an important role in his relay team helping them win bronze medals in the 200-metre freestyle and 200-metre medley relays.
RUNNING
Three St Andrew’s College boys, Tony Rubombora, Gabriel Walsh and Joey Fischer, as well as Chaplain, Fr David Stansbury, ran the Knysna half marathon, all coming in under 100 min. Tony excelled in placing second in the Junior category, whilst Gabriel at 16 years of age was one of the youngest runners.
Compiled by Stephen Penney
