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OUR SPORTING PHILOSOPHY

We believe in the value of sport-for-all, career opportunities in Sport, and the positive influence of Sport on enhancing academic performance, emotional intelligence and resilience. We promote full participation, fair play, sportsmanship, commitment, teamwork, collaboration, resilience and year-on-year progression in the physical and inter-personal skills of our sportsmen. We also commit to tailoring our academic support, teaching and coaching programmes to the needs of high-performance sportsmen.

Official sports offered

Cricket	Swimming
Waterpolo	Rugby
Soccer	Hockey
Softball	Basketball
Athletics	Cross-Country
Tennis	Squash
Surfing	Golf
Sevens Rugby	Volleyball
Badminton	Indoor Hockey

Time tabled sports

An integrated timetable was instituted in 2001. Sports periods, as distinct from Physical Education periods, are incorporated into the timetable, thereby ensuring the provision of sport to every boy in the School.

Skills-based training, under supervision of especially selected coaches, is conducted in the time-tabled sports periods.

Implementation of a conditioning period where each boy is assessed physically and his normative, social and emotional development monitored.

Sports experts are appointed as technical advisors to provide support to the School’s coaches and to assist in keeping up with modern developments in the various sporting codes.

Age-group practices are conducted in the afternoon to focus on team-work and team-skills.

Elite squads are chosen across age-groups for specialized training by experts in order to nurture above average talent.

Professional sport coaches and advisors

ATHLETICS & CROSS COUNTRY

Marlize Hayward – Former Comrades Medalist

BADMINTON

Demi Botha – SA Senior Championships Gold Medalist, currently ranked no 2 in South Africa

BASKETBALL

Byron Tucker – KZN Schools u13, u16 & u18 Coach & Selector

CRICKET

Mornantau Hayward – Former Proteas Player & Level 3 Coach
Thomas Jackson – KZN Coastal U17 & U19 Selector
Taylor Cox – KZN Coastal U15 Selector
Richard Wissing – Former Dolphins B-Side Player

OUTDOOR & INDOOR HOCKEY

Cameron Mackay – KZN Raiders & PHL Maropeng Cavemen & KZN Coastals u18A & u16A

RUGBY & RUGBY 7’S

Jeremy McLaren – KZN Craven Week Head Coach
Njabulo Zulu – Current KZN u18 Academy Week Coach
Waylon Murray – Former Springbok
Dieter Kriese – Former SA 7’s Springbok

FOOTBALL

Daniel Haswell – Maritzburg United Head of Development, AmaZulu coach of MDC team, CAF ‘A’ Licence

Golf

Pam Hayward – Former SA Women’s Golfer

SQUASH

Charmaine Baker – SA Masters Squash

SWIMMING

Brad Rowe

SURFING

Craig Bartholomew

TENNIS

Charles Tsangamwe – Former International Player & Professional Coach

WATERPOLO

Brad Rowe – National Coach
Andrew Stewart – National Coach

Sports Report 2019

Click here to download the sports report from 2019

Results

Latest Result

#SummerSeasonSports Results – Week 31: 06 Nov – 12 Nov

Posted: November 13, 2023

Basketball Vs Martizburg College

1st – (L) 60-79

2nd – (W) 27-26

3rd – (L) 28-34

4th – (L) 23-29

16A – (W) 48-25

16B – (W) 43-16

16C – (L) 17-28

15A – (W) 35-24

15B – (W) 20-17

15C – (L) 27-48

15D – (W) 38-8

15E – (L) 30-43

14A – (W) 35-25

14B – (L) 17-26

14C – (L) 18-43

14D – (L) 20-36

14E – (L) 26-30

P – 17

W – 7

L – 10

Cricket Vs College

WBHS 1st Vs College 1st

MC 109/10 after 41 overs

WB 93/7 after 37 overs

Match abandoned due to lightning & rain

WB 2nds vs College 2nds

College 251/10, Sutherland 36, Koningkramer 82, Jee 5/59, Pillay 3/56 WB 230/10, Ramsuran 62, Van Loenen 33, Jordaan 32, Thompson 3/45 WB lost by 21 runs

WBHS 3rd vs MC 3rd

MC 220/10, Fulton 41, Venter 44, Gwala 31. Bremer 3/25, Craycraft 3/39, Hendricks 3/27.

WBHS 119/10 , Praschma 36. Akhona 3/38, Baclaire 3/37, Samuel 3/12.

MC won by 101 runs.

WBHS 4ths vs MC 4ths

WBHS 96/10. David Humphreys 41

MC 100/6

WBHS lost by 4 wickets

WB 15A vs MC 15A

MC 104/10. McGough 4/20. Delvin 2/8, Nair 2/21.

WB 108/2. McGough 51, Nair 32*.

WB won by 8 wickets

Wbhs 15B v MC 15B

MC 158/7

Wbhs 93/10, Brooker 28*

Wbhs lost by 65 runs

WBHS U15C vs MC U15C

WBHS 141/4, Muzzell 42, Hindley 35

MC 142/2, Lotter 35, Armstrong 44*

WBHS loss by 8 wickets

Wbhs U14A – 227 all out (Roddan 62*, Stoop 33, Fenton 31 Hosking 3/55) M. College U14A – 131/8 ( Engelbrecht 3/28) Rain 🌧 washed out play

WBHS 14B v MC 14B

MC 145/7; Langford 60, Barnard 39*

WBHS 146/7; Hosen 38, Dunn 4/25

WBHS won by 3 wickets

WB 14C vs MC 14C

MC 94/7. Motala 4/19

WBHS 93/10

WBHS lost by 1 run

WBHS U14D vs MC 14D

MC 98/9 after 20

Cranston 2/17

WBHS 102/4 Patel 28, Mayat 28

WBHS won by 6 wickets

WBHS U14E vs MC U14E

WBHS 130/6, Bharoochi 42*

MC 131/9, Green 4/20

WBHS lost by 1 wicket

*Water Polo Vs College*

14B 7-7 (D)

15B 9-6 (W)

3rds 9-4 (W)

2nds 6-5 (W)

14A 18-1 (W)

15A 8-5 (L)

1sts 18-4 (W)

P: 7

D: 1

L: 1

W: 5

Water Polo vs College

14B 7-7 (D)

15B 9-6 (W)

3rds 9-4 (W)

2nds 6-5 (W)

14A 18-1 (W)

15A 8-5 (L)

1sts 18-4 (W)

P: 7

D: 1

L: 1

W: 5

Archived Results

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