The 2023 Awards Dinner in St George’s Hall was a huge success with both Sporting and Cultural Spheres being celebrated. The awards were handed our by Mr Marius Corbett, who was also our special Guest speaker for the evening. All the prize winners are congratulated on their achievements, and the staff and coaches are thanked for their efforts in guiding our learners to shine!

Stella Emmanuel

• Cup for the most promising athlete

Keeziah Essop

• The Greg Cup for the most promising u.14 hockey player

Joylyn Maytham

• The cup for the most promising u.16 hockey player is

Chloe Fitzhenry

• The De Villiers cup for the most improved hockey player

Thinama Qasana

• The Louis Sport award and Da Voren cup for the most promising senior hockey player for 2023

Lukho Soga

• The Zara Berman cup for the most promising u.16 netball

Cwenga Bongo

• The Suzanne Voortman cup for the most improved netball player

Olona Shweni

• The Deloryse Du Plessis cup for the most promising senior netball player

Awonke Jonga

• The Steyn cup for the netball player of the year

Megan Newman

• The squash cup for the most improved squash play

Alison Muir

• The Louis Sport award and R Butler trophy for the open singles champion for squash for 2023

Sarah de Jongh

• The Muir cup for the most promising senior tennis player.

• The Jeffery Cup for Open Singles Tennis Champion

Emily Dicks

• The Mcewan cup for the most promising junior tennis player

Asonwabise Petlane

• The Ron Mortlock cup for the most progressive tennis

• The Lord Cup for the u.15 Tennis Champion for 2023

Keeziah Essop and Sophie Okafora

• The u.15 Doubles Tennis Champions for 2023 Asonwabise Petlane and Sarah de Jongh

• The Richardson Cup for the Senior Doubles Tennis Championship for 2023

Asonwabise Petlane and Sarah de Jongh

• The Richardson Cup for the Senior Doubles Tennis Championship for 2023

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