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The 2025 Awards Dinner in St George’s Hall was a huge success with both Sporting and Cultural Spheres being celebrated. Anri Steyn, a Physiotherapist at Eagles Gym, handed out the prizes to the learners. View the main prize winners under Resources on D6, the website and our facebook page. 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!
Keeziah Essop received the Cup for Most Promising u16 Hockey Player
Leah van Dyk received the Greig Cup for Most Promising u14 Hockey Player
Linda Wormald & Asonwabise Petlane bothe received the Muir Cup for Most Promising Senior Tennis Player
Lukho Soga received the Steyn Cup for Netball Player of the Year
Mekayla Kitching & Sibabalwe Mahlasela shared the De Villiers Cup for Most Improved Hockey Player
Paisley Edkins received Squash Cup for Most Improved Player
Paisley Edkins received the Lord Cup for u15 Tennis Champion
Paisley Edkins received the McEwan Cup for Most Promising Junior Tennis Player
Phumelela Mayekiso received the Trophy for Best Junior Debater
Sambese Buso received the Trophy for Best Senior Debater
Sophie Okafor received Deloryse du Plessis Cup for Most Promising Senior Netball Player
Sophie Okafor received the Jeffery Cup for Open Singles Tennis Champion
Sophie Okafor received the Winifred Hart Senior Music Trophy and the Vahed Trophy for Royal Schools of Music Achievement
Stella Emmanuel received Louis Sport Award & Davoren Cup for Most Promising Senior Hockey Player
Taylor Edwards received the Queenie Fincham Trophy for Junior Music
Zimi Ngoma received the Vogel Cup for best performance in a school production
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Guest speaker Anri Steyn, renowned Physiotherapist in Queenstown