Kingswood College and St Andrew’s College 1st cricket teams took to the Kingswood’s Gane Field in an inter-schools cricket match on Saturday. St Andrew’s batted well leaving Kingswood to toil hard for wickets.
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Grahamstown mountain bike enthusiast Jason Meaton was recently selected for the Eastern Province team to take part in the Mountain Biking Cross Country Nationals.
The annual Grahamstown and Districts Junior Tennis Tournament was held for pupils from U10 up to U18 and was open to girls and boys. There were singles and doubles matches played throughout the weekend.
The annual The Herald/Friendly City Marathon and 10km road races took place in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, with a number of Grahamstown athletes taking part to qualify either for the Comrades or Two Oceans marathons.
The annual The Herald/Friendly City Marathon and 10km road races took place in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, with a number of Grahamstown athletes taking part to qualify either for the Comrades or Two Oceans marathons.
Graeme College senior cricket teams played Muir College on Saturday, with the 1st team match ending in a draw. Muir batted first, declaring on 251/8. (Thandi Nqowana 3/46, Carl Oerson 3/46). Graeme relied with 118/6 (Kashka Crampton 43, Lee Mapaling 23) at the end of days play. Other results: 2nds Muir 159 (Tiven Jonklaas 3/19, Francois Nel 3/46), Graeme
The first week of the Pepper Grove inter-company Night Bowls league matches took place last week with 25 matches being played over three days. The night bowls continues each Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (Thursday evenings are make-up nights) for the next few weeks, with the final scheduled for Friday 5 March. Results from last week: Monday
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) made an outrageous decision this weekend to suspend the Togo football team from the next two editions of the Africa Cup of Nations and to impose a fine of $50 000 on the Togolese National Football Association.
The Pepper Grove Pick n Pay Inter Company Night Bowls enters its second week.Games scheduled for tonight and tomorrow: Tuesday Whiteleys/PSG vs First City Fizix vs Four Seasons Pick n Pay vs Noggie’s Team Market Square VW vs Inkspot Ant Counters vs On Bended Knee Dixie Chicks vs SAPS women
Clusters of excited first year students and their doting parents are scurrying through the town as the new academic year is drawing closer. It is clear to everyone that O-week has begun.