SPORT
SPORTS Colours and Awards The Rustenburg Sports Awards Assembly was held on 30 September. The guest speaker, Kurt Cerfontyne, is currently serving as the senior national women’s assistant hockey coach. In his address, Mr Cerfontyne shared the opportunities that sport opened up to him and encouraged the girls to work to their full potential so that anything becomes possible if you ‘put yourself out there’.
Cricket Moraig McLeod Award, to the player who has shown enthusiasm and encouraged the game of cricket at Rustenburg: Megan Denny Full Colours: Megan Denny
Cross Country Best Senior Runner: Eden Paarwater Best Junior Runner: Thameenah Daniels
Hockey Tracey Hall trophy, to the most outstanding U14 player: Ashleigh Noyce Pietersen Hockey Trophy, to the player who displayed outstanding and consistent enthusiasm, reliability, loyalty and good sportsmanship: Tamarah Pike Lianne do Rego Goalkeeping Trophy: Caroline Schreiber Most Improved Hockey Player: Megan Denny Hockey Players of the Year: Haidee Davis, Michelle Winter
Half Colours: Megan Denny, Georgina Firth, Brittany Gouws, Gabriel-Fay Morgan, Kristen Naidoo, Stephanie Scriba, Casey Wheeler, Courtney Wheeler Full Colours: Haidee Davis, Kiera Maher, Tamarah Pike, Michelle Winter
Indoor Hockey Indoor Hockey Player of the Year: Michelle Winter Half Colours: Brittany Gouws Full Colours: Lauren Abbott, Haidee Davis, Kristen Naidoo, Michelle Winter
Netball Most Promising Junior Player: Eugenia Twumasi Baguley Trophy, for the most improved player: Lauren Hales Netball Player of the Year: Samantha McCrindle Shooter with the Best Goal Average: Lauren Hales
Squash Francois Botha Trophy, for the most enthusiasm for the game and has encouraged greater interest in the game at Rustenburg: Zarah Mitchell Best Squash Player: Alyssa Cummings
Swimming Most Promising Senior Swimmer: Kristin Bellingan Most Promising Junior Swimmer: Shannon Canter Barbara Marais Trophy, for the swimmer who has shown hard work and team spirit: Jessica Banks, Rebecca Haines Half Colours: Rebecca Haines, Alexandra Heiberg, Chelsea van Rensburg Full Colours: Kristin Bellingan, Caylan Bromley, Caitlin Truter
Tennis Best Senior Tennis Player: Kirstin Shaw Best Junior Tennis Player: Megan Davidson
Western Province Representatives
Half Colours: Emily Malherbe, Kirstin Shaw
Touch Rugby The player who has excelled, shown enthusiasm, loyalty and good sportsmanship in the game at Rustenburg: Ziyanah Fredericks, Elle Mouton Half Colours: Roxi Francke, Zoë Naude, Marianne Schwellnus Full Colours: Ziyanah Fredericks, Samantha McCrindle, Elle Mouton
Waterpolo Laura Barrett trophy, to the most passionate waterpolo player: Jessica Banks Lisa Stirrat trophy, to the most improved waterpolo player: Tamarah Pike Half Colours: Alina Schoenberger, Megan van Westenbrugge
Special Awards Nicola Barrett Cup Samantha McCrindle received the 2015 Nicola Barrett Cup for all-round sporting excellence, showing team loyalty and good sportsmanship. Samantha played in the school’s 1st Netball Team, 1st Touch Rugby Team and 1st Waterpolo Team.
Service to Sport Lauren Abbott was awarded the Service to Sport certificate for all-round excellent service to sport, showing team loyalty and good sportsmanship.
Rustenburg Team of the Year This year the Rustenburg Team of the Year Trophy was shared between the Swimming Team for winning the PGSGU trophy and the 1st Netball Team for becoming the first Southern suburbs school to win the Western Province 1st League Championship.
Back row, from left: Brittany Gouws (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Kristin Belligan (Swimming and Surf Life Saving), Georgia Hill (Hockey), Natasha van Greunen (Surfing), Hannah Schaefer (Hockey) 5th row, from left: Roxi Francke (Touch Rugby), Kiera Maher (Hockey), Sarah Virgin (Touch Rugby), Leesha Melvill (Touch Rugby), Stephanie Scriba (Hockey), Caroline Schreiber (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Adrienne Clynick (Rhythmic Gymnastics), Aaliyah Meredith (Waterpolo), Tamarah Pike (Hockey) 4th row, from left: Ashleigh Noyce (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Shea-Lee Tzamtis (Horse Riding), Tristan Jones (Waterpolo), Casey Wheeler (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Bianca Hill (Synchronised Ice-Skating), Michaela Hill (Synchronised Ice-skating), Tasmyn Baxter (Waterpolo), Britney Price (Touch Rugby), Caitlin October (Surfing), Shana Daniels (Indoor Hockey) 3rd row, from left: Mrs Vivienne Williams (Road Running), Emma Swart (Ice Hockey and Figure Skating), Ashley Howard (Waterpolo), Courtney Wheeler (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Talia Botha (Indoor Netball), Sarah Firth (Hockey), Amber Jossie (Softball), Jacqueline Sissons (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Daariah Arend (Touch Rugby), Jameela Rawoot (Touch Rugby), Ms Zaandré Theron (Sevens Rugby) 2nd row, from left: Angela Mibey (Touch Rugby), Sharna Naidoo (Indoor Hockey), Tamsin Metelerkamp (Debating), Georgia Dugmore (Indoor Hockey), Megan Denny (Cricket and Hockey), Megan Davidson (Tennis), Kayla Budge (Waterpolo), Séanne van Horsten (Karate), Kristen Naidoo (Indoor Hockey), Razaan Phillips (Touch Rugby) Front row, from left: Megan van Westenbrugge (Waterpolo), Michelle Winter (Hockey and Indoor Hockey), Elle Mouton (Touch Rugby), Samantha McCrindle (Touch Rugby), Mrs Renée Scott, Ziyanah Fredericks (Touch Rugby), Haidee Davis (Indoor Hockey and Hockey), Caitlin Truter (Swimming), Jessica Banks (Waterpolo) Absent: Sarah Sims (Indoor Hockey), Megan Tromp (Indoor Hockey), Zay-yaan Hamza (Indoor Hockey), Walda van der Merwe (Touch Rugby), Alina Schoenberger (Waterpolo), Caylan Bromley (Lifesaving) RGHS MAGAZINE 2014
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