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Four St Andrew’s learners selected for World Rowing U19 Championships

The learners earned selection after strong performances at the national regatta and months of dedicated training.

The St Andrew’s School for Girls proudly announced that four learners were selected to represent Rowing South Africa at the 2026 World Rowing U19 Championships.

Jade Burnand, Gabrielle Manson, Robyn Moore, and Nyakallo Sebapalo were selected for these championships, which will take place in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, from August 6 to 9.

School marketer Brandon Townsend said the selection followed months of hard work and dedication after the SA Schools Championship in March, with the girls training consistently in preparation for the National Selection Regatta held on May 8 and 9.

Head of Rowing at St Andrew’s Girls, Jamie Croly, has been selected as a coach for the national team. Photo: Supplied

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He added that their performances at the regatta met the prognostics set by the International Commission.

The school also congratulated the head of rowing, Jamie Croly, who was selected as coach for the national team.

“This outstanding achievement reflects the strength of the St Andrew’s rowing programme, and the entire school community wishes the athletes and coaching staff every success as they prepare to represent South Africa on the world stage,” Townsend said.

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