Swimming Captain Clayton Jimmie received the Trophy for Sports Code of the Year from Guest of Honour, Mohammed Mea.
WBHS held its Matric Sports Prize Giving last week, honouring Grade 12 pupils in all its 20 official sports. SA Men’s Hockey player, Mohammed Mea, was the Guest of Honour.
Swimming once again took top honours with Sports Code of the Year, while 1st Team Cricket was named team of the year.
Other Prize Winners included:
SA REPRESENTATIVES
Kyle Simmonds – SA U18 Colts Cricket (2012)
Javed Mea – SA U18B Schools Hockey
Jacques Bleeker – SA U18B Schools Hockey
Yaseen Ibrahim – SA U17 Tennis
Clayton Jimmie – SA Youth Swiming Team
Calvyn Justus – SA Swimming Team
Paul Van Achterbergh – SA Lifesaving Team
Athletics: Senior Athlete of the year – Zane Weir
Badminton: Senior Singles Champion – Wayde Finch
Basketball: Player of the year – Philip Price and George Ogolla
Most improved player – Andrew Van Rensburg
Canoeing: Clelland/Christy Trophy for the top placed finisher in the Annual Dusi Canoe Marathon – Jason Ward
Cricket: Most improved player – Cameron Gordon
Sportsman of the year – Luke Schlemmer
Player of the year – Nicholas Pentz
Cross Country: Senior Cross Country Champion – Aiden Billington
Golf: Most Improved Golfer – Gareth Simmonds & Matthew Hayward
Stroke Play Champion – Clayton Mansfield
Match Play Champion – Clayton Mansfield
Hockey: Most improved player – Louis Saunders and Alex Whitelaw
Sportsman of the year – Nicolas Finn
Player of the year – Javed Mea
Indoor Hockey: Player of the year – Nick Finn and Javed Mea
Most improved player – Brandon Watkins
Rugby: Most Improved – Jonty Osborn
SOB Guts award – Andre De la Rey
Best Forward – Mzamo Majola
Best Back – Reece McHardy
Most Valuable Player – Bradley Ellse
Top Point Scorer – Louis Snyman
Rugby 7’s: Player of the year – Bradley Ellse
Soccer: Most improved player – Ndumiso Mbambo
Sportsman of the year – Bradley Smith
Player of the year – Neil Boschoff
Softball: Most improved player – Chad Van Rensburg
Player of the year – Matthew Larkins
Squash: U/19 Champion – Shivaan Salligram
Surfing: Surfer of the year – Luke McKenzie
Swimming: Most improved swimmer – Lee Geeson
Swimmer of the year – Clayton Jimmie & Calvyn Justus
Tennis: Senior Singles – Yaseen Ibrahim
Doubles Champions – Jadon Rosser and Paseka Motsama
Touch Rugby: Player of the year – Donovan Pieters
Volleyball: Most Improved Player – Ndumiso Dlamini
Most valuable player – Andrew Van Rensburg
Water Polo: Senior Water Polo player of the year – Ryan Clark
Sportsman of the year – Jordan Shapiro
1st Team Coach of the Year: Fabian Lazarus and Thoks Zulu
Sports Awards given at Speech Night and Prize Giving:
MICKEY ARTHUR TROPHY– SPORTING EXCELLENCE – Calvyn Justus
SILVER JUBILEE SHIELD—Sportsman of the year Jason Oakes