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Jean de Villiers was South Africa’s 54th Springbok captain and an important leader for South African Rugby. In 2014 Jean became the 5th player to reach 100 Test caps for the Springboks and was named the SA Rugby player of the year twice (2008 and 2013). He retired from rugby in 2016 and left behind a phenomenal legacy. The former Springbok captain is still involved in rugby as a SuperSport analyst.

AWSUM caught up with him to ask a few questions.

You attended Paarl Gymnasium High School. How did it influence your rugby career?

I grew up in a house where rugby always been relevant. Since I was a boy I wanted to go play rugby and Paarl Gim exposed me to rugby. The fact that I could have played on such a big platform like interschools between Paarl Gim and Paarl Boys’ High it prepared me for bigger platforms as a professional rugby player. Everything had a huge impact on my rugby, especially the coaching I received from a young age.

Describe the experience to play against Paarl Boys’ High in the biggest Interschools match in the world.

I think every year everything builds up to interschools and the fact that it is important. I always had a great pride to play in an interschools match and to play a great game. I was privileged enough to only lost one game against Paarl Boys’ High in my whole school career. And that is definitely something I am proud of.

Tell us a bit about your family and upbringing?

My dad also played for WP rugby and at my house, a lot of rugby people came to visit. I really can’t think of a time in my life where rugby wasn’t present. I was privileged to play first team for Paarl Gim, Cravenweek and SA 19’s with my brother in the same year. My mom is also very active, she was a teacher at La Rochelle High school which mean we spend a lot of time on La Rochelle’s sports fields. My whole family is sports enthusiasts.

When did you decide to become a professional rugby player?

I don’t think it is really a decision you make, it’s more like a privilege you receive in a moment in your life and the passion to play need to be there. I always hoped to play for South Africa before rugby became a professional sport. I was privileged to receive a contract from WP rugby in my matric year.

Basically, I was a professional rugby player for the last few months of my matric year.

What was it like to play in the World Cup tournament?

I am so privileged to been chosen for four World Cups. Unfortunately, World Cups turned out a bit sad for me due to injuries. The World Cup is the biggest platform a player can participate in. To lead the Springboks in 2015 was a big highlight for me and to be part of the 2007 team who won the World Cup, that is something, not a lot of people experienced.

What was less pleasant about your rugby career, apart from injuries?

I think injuries are the main thing and then missing out on your families life.

Especially not to be there for the milestones in your children’s lives, and that I did not finish my university degree.

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Distribution AWSUM News is distributed to the following schools in EAST LONDON: Primary Schools: Gonubie, Grens, Hudson Park, Clarendon Primary, Selborne Primary, Voorpos, Cambridge, Nahoon.

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How did you handle the fame and attention that came your way as a high profile player?

It is difficult, the important thing is to never see yourself as someone important or more important than somebody else and always handle people with respect. In my case, the fame started slowly and then it got bigger and bigger, and with that, you grew as a person as well. I don’t think a person is defined according to who and what the are, but rather how they treat people with respect. Always treat people with respect and hopefully you will receive it back.

Tell us a bit about your life after rugby and working on TV? Supersport is a great way to still be part of rugby without the pressure. I really enjoy it. Rugby is absolutely my passion, but I made the decision to do something else. I am working full time for Citadel Wealth Management and Supersport is only something I do on the side. The reality is your rugby career will finish and you still have a very long life left after rugby. I was privileged enough to receive an opportunity to build a new career.

What other sports do you enjoy playing?

I swam provincially from the age of 7 to 16. I was captain of the first cricket team. I tried everything but I prefer the team sports and rugby heve been the one that always stood out.

What is your wish for Springbok rugby?

That the Springboks will be number one again, isn’t everyone’s dream to be number one. And that the people will be proud of SA rugby. Sometimes people are very negative about rugby. I think we take rugby too seriously.

What was the highlight of your career thus far?

Definitely reaching 100 tests, that is very special. My 101 test was at Nuweland, where I learned to play rugby. I walked out on the field with my two daughters. We played against Australia and I scored two tries and won the game. My wife was there, pregnant with our boy and my parents, my brother and friends were also there. It was a combination of everything I love together on one day.

What are your future career dreams? What is the one thing you would really like to achieve?

To be successful in my life after rugby. To be a good father and husband to my wife, and then to make a difference in peoples’ lives. I think the responsibility lay with every South African to make SA a better place.

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Achievements over the June-July holidays Several pupils from Gonubie Primary School achieved well in sport during the JuneJuly holidays and the school is justifiably proud of their achievements!

Squash and Chess Matthew Becker represented Border U13B in the Inter-Provincial Squash Tournament held in Port Elizabeth and helped Border gain 5 out of 7 wins while his sister Robyn represented South Africa at the Commonwealth Chess Champs which were held in New Delhi, India.

Rugby Travis Shaw captained the Border U13 Craven Week side at the Craven Week Tournament which was held in chilly Kimberly, also during the past holidays. They all made GPS very proud!

Hockey Shannon Corlet and Tyler Knock represented Border at the Inter-Provincial Tournament in George. Shannon (in white sleeves) was chosen as the Border ViceCaptain and received 2 Player of the Match awards.

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HUDSON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 726 3205 (e) office@hphs.co.za National Music Competition in Grahamstown Hudson Park Primary School is incredibly proud of Kumkani Kabane, who won second place at the National Music Competition in Grahamstown during the July School Holidays!

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Heritage Day We celebrated Heritage Day by encouraging the children and teachers to come to school in outfits representing their heritage. We also enjoyed a funfilled assembly, showcasing all-things South Africa!

Donating Blood The Hudson Community donated 138 units of blood (our target was 130). Well done to all our heroes!

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Leila Bibi, Zimi Mahlutshana, Imani Kiswa Our Primary School celebrated Heritage Day by dressing up in traditional wear and celebrating all-things South Africa! These were just a few of our students celebrating their heritage.

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Voorpos Primary joined the Mandela Cupcake challenge and raised money to help children fighting cancer. Thank you to all the staff members who baked and donated cupcakes and to all who supported this great cause.

Our learners also participated in some fun competitions to celebrate Mandela Day. The winner of our Mandela voice challenge was Bongisipho Ndawo, while Thimna Woko won the prize for the best Mandela jive and Mrs Mzayidume was crowned as the winning teacher for her spectacular jive.

SELBORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL

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Oratory competition Our grade 6’s took part in an Oratory competition with our sister school, Clarendon, during our Interaction on Thursday 26 July. From the outset the competition was strong, with the speakers from both schools giving a fantastic display of their oratory ability.

After some entertaining orals, ranging from “The science of being irritating” to “Speedos”, a decision was made and the following boys received accolades for their efforts: • 1st - Tre Gilbert • 2nd - Matt Hartslief • 3rd - Guy Fraser All the competitors were commended by the adjudicators for the high standard of the speeches presented.

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EarlyAct Club EarlyAct Club of Cambridge Primary School collaboration with the Department of Water and Sanitation. On Wednesday 25 July the EarlyAct Club took part in a river cleanup at Inhlanza river as part of the Nelson Mandela 67 minutes campaign. An investigation into the health of the river was also conducted under the guidance of the department.

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Debating Our Seniors have made it to the final of the Eastern Cape Debating Provincials!

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SA Schools Rugby Team Selborne College is delighted that we have 5 (five) representatives in the SA Schools Rugby Team for 2018.

Congratulations to Sibabalwe Xamlashe, Thomas Bursey, Mnombo Zwelendaba, Jarrod Taylor and Jacques Goosen on their selection for the SA Schools Rugby Team.

This is in addition to Matt Dewar on being selected for the SA Schools U18A Hockey Team, Matthew Ferrant being selected for the SA Schools U18B Hockey Team and Ethan Boucher being selected for the SA U17 High Performance squad.

An incredible performance by our boys.

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High School: Mr & Miss Beaconhurst 2018 Beaconhurst’s annual Mr and Miss Beaconhurst pageant recently took place and proved to be yet another successful evening. Congratulations to all the winners: • MR BHS JNR 2018 – Kyle Terwin • 1st Prince – Joshua Jacobs • 2nd Prince – Ukho Gabela • Mr Photogenic Jnr. – KK Pantshwa • Mr Personality Jnr. – Tumelo Shishana • MISS BHS JNR 2018 – Pinky Vellem • 1st Princess – Courtney De Sousa • 2nd Princess – Zaakiyah Solomon • Miss Photogenic Jnr. – Jenelle Labuschagne • Miss Personality Jnr. – Michelle Leslie • MR BHS SNR 2018 – Dante Paulin • 1st Prince – Jestinio Cloete • 2nd Prince – Sange Vumazonke • Mr Photogenic Snr. – Cole Swart • Mr Personality Snr. – Justin Milne • MISS BHS SNR 2018 – Inga Dyasi • 1st Princess – Qhama Buzani • 2nd Princess – Tiffany Scott • Miss Photogenic Snr. – Bongi Mfundisi • Miss Personality Snr. – Asive Nohashe

Matthew Tonkin Matthew Tonkin participated at the Pan Pacific Youth Water Polo Festival, as part of the SA U16 Water Polo Team in Auckland, New Zealand from 7 to 17 July 2018.

The festival is held biennially and is the largest water polo event in the Southern Hemisphere.

It began in 1990 with 46 teams and has progressively grown to 150 + teams participating this year.

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Sporting success for Lilyfontein learners • Melissa Hayward, Jaydee Nicholson, Jessica Rutherford and Anya Nash played Border Hockey U18B and were placed 2nd at Nationals in Bloemfontein • Lilyfontein Drummies came 9th at Nationals in Oudtshoorn.

• Rubgy Tess Van Der Walt, captained the Border Academy team - Paarl. Tess was drafted up into the Craven week team, which ended the tournament top of the log and unbeaten.

• Milani Manya was in the Eastern Cape Cycling Team that came 2nd at Oudtshoorn Youth Fest.

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Over 275 bike and quad riders took part in the annual Lilyfontein TOTAL Funride fundraiser.

SANBS Representative, Christean Keese, Jaydee Nicholson.

Drakensburg Hike Eleven Lilyfontein learners undertook a 5-day hiking, camping adventure in the Southern Drakensburg.

Fun walk Congratulations to the top three high school boys and girls, who finished the annual fun walk in first, second and third place. The walk was once again a big success and enjoyed by all. Thank you to everyone who volunteered and participated.

Here they are at the top of Giants Cup. Nicola and Ryan Swart

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CLARENDON PRIMARY SCHOOL

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Clarendon Primary School’s squash team boasts great results During the recent holidays, 6 of our squash girls took part in inter-provincial tournaments representing a Border team.

Chelsy Hendry and Abigail Connock were part of the U13A team who won a silver medal in Port Elizabeth.

They have both been selected to take part in a National U13 Training Camp at the Tuks High Performance Centre during August.

Sasha Earl, Cara Knott, Alice Sinclair and Caroline Kretzmann were all part of the unbeaten U11 Border team in George.

Between them, they won 26 out of 28 matches played - a truly outstanding achievement.

The future is bright for Clarendon squash.

Hockey A huge congratulations to Bianca Wood on being selected for the SA Schools U18A Hockey Team, this is an amazing achievement.

A further congratulations to Thando Mtalana who was selected for the SA Schools U18B team.

Britney Middleton who was selected for the SA U17 High Performance squad.

You girls have made Clarendon High School extremely proud!

Britney Middleton, Thando Mtalana and Bianca Wood.

Water Polo Clarendon High School grade 10 pupils, Mika van Veen, Samantha Kriegisch, and Hannah Weppelman with their National coach and Clarendon staff member Miss Delaine Christian are seen here alongside Selborne College grade 10 pupil, Matthew Tonkin. The group travelled to New Zealand, during the holidays, to participate in the Pan Pacific Intercontinental Water Polo Festival, they competed in both the U16 section and the U18 section. This is a wonderful achievement and the school congratulates all of them.

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Proud of our leaders Rugby asks so much of players, to play hard for the team, to be selfless, to be humble always in victory and in loss. Hudson Park captain Kyle Rogers epitomizes the values of the sport, a committed leader who gave his all versus Selborne

Front: Samantha Kriegisch and Hannah Weppelman. Back: Mika van Veen, Miss Delaine Christian and Matthew Tonkin.

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Super Speller Baie geluk aan Anandi van den Berg wat die Spelling Bee Kompetisie vir Graad 3 in die Oos-Londen Distrik gewen het in die Afrikaanse afdeling.

Rugbyster Niemand gaan my keer nie! Oppad doellyn toe tydens die o/9 – rugbywedstryd teen Stirling.

Rugby Congratulations to Hudson Park rugby player, Uzile Tele, on his selection to the SA Schools rugby team which will be playing against Wales, France & England in August.

Woelwaterpret Die Woelwaters het Jeugdag gevier en kon enige iets aantrek om hul spesiaal te laat voel. Kyk net hoe oulik lyk hulle.

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