School sport

Ashton athletes turn on the heat

Oxford House walks off with the team honours.

October 26, 2024
The North Coast Courier Less than a minute
Podium parade - Caydan Bosman, Malaika van Leeuwen, Ayabonga Mngad and Matthew Phillips.

Oxford House claimed the honours in the recent Ashton International College’s Intersen Phase
inter-house athletics meeting.

Theo Tosta di Paolo Pedreira flies into the lead in the 100m sprint for U10 boys, with (left) Vukani Jabavu giving chase.

London House whipped up the most noise to win the Spirit Cup.

Firing up enthusiasm on the supporter stands were Aanya Appalraju, Aymee Tilbrook and Caylea Duncan.

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October 26, 2024
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