Magazine 2020

163 2020 | Edition No. 23 | Cricket With a full complement of five teams our sea - son was very much of a success. Cricket is not easy to manage in these modern times but we are resolute to making this sport available for our learners and to create a cricketing stronghold on the west coast. Results did not always go our way this quar - ter but our determination and improve - ment throughout was evident in the latter stages of the season. We are very excited with our youngsters coming up through our system which we envision as strength for our senior teams in the near future. Darian Naid - oo, KyleWarrender and Dante Swanep - oel performed extremely well and made it through the latter stages of Western Provincial trials. Tennis Tennis continues to grow at the College which resulted in us entering 12 teams into the league this year. Our vision of mass participation is being realised in this sport but at our infancy stages re - sults have not been forthcoming in some of our teams. Our 1st, U15, U13 boys teams had excellent seasons if only re - sults are to me looked at. With the in - troduction of tennis during PE lessons we are confident that tennis skills will be enhanced to be able to allow all our learners to compete at all age groups. This year we were very proud to have five College players represent Western Province namely, Ryan Baines, JarydVisser, Michaela Korsten, Storme Pike and Michael Loram Trail running After the growth shown last year, we decided to introduce two teams for running this year. This year we initiated a 1st team for the serious runners and second team for learners to gather the necessary skill and fitness levels to be able to compete in races in the near future. We trained at the College on Tuesday and travelled to Meer - endal for weekly runs for the advanced runners. Fit Flex Fit Flex continues to grow at the College and this year Mr Fredricks split the group in two and a ses - sion for each of the groups. cricket cricket netball rugby 2020 sport prefect review