Summerhill’s learner experiences significant milestone at Lions Provincial and Regional Capping Ceremony
Tyra Sahadew expressed a strong desire to maintain her winning streak as she received her Gauteng Central Lions cap, hoping to one day receive a South African cap for cricket.
Summerhill School SA takes immense pride in celebrating one of its outstanding learner’s achievements.
Grade 7 learner Tyra Sahadew recently experienced a significant milestone in her cricket journey during her capping ceremony for the Gauteng Central Lions on November 7.
This special occasion was part of the Lions Provincial and Regional capping ceremony, which recognizes the efforts and talents of young athletes.
The prestigious capping ceremony occurred at the iconic DP World Wanderers Stadium. It was a momentous event where an impressive array of talented players and teams received the esteemed honour of officially donning the Pride’s badge.
Tyra competes in club cricket for Wanders and has displayed some astonishing statistics at her club level. Her recent capping has only intensified her enthusiasm for the sport she loves.
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At just 12 years old, she expressed immense excitement about the opportunities that lie ahead, and is eager to build on her impressive performance.
Reflecting on her journey, Tyra shared her hopes for the future, expressing a strong desire to maintain her winning streak in cricket – an activity that brings her immense joy.
She dreams of one day representing South Africa on a larger stage, showcasing her skills and dedication to the game.
Summerhill School warmly wishes Tyra continued success in her sporting endeavors, celebrating her achievements with great pride.
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