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DJS runners head for the country

DJS held their annual cross-country races at school on Tuesday, June 24. Once again the day was a great success and everyone took part, from Grade 1 to 7, and enjoyed the difficult route and tough terrain they had to cover. The following learners achieved first, second and third places in their age divisions: Girls: …

DJS held their annual cross-country races at school on Tuesday, June 24. Once again the day was a great success and everyone took part, from Grade 1 to 7, and enjoyed the difficult route and tough terrain they had to cover. The following learners achieved first, second and third places in their age divisions:
Girls:
U/7: Kuhlekonke Buthelezi, Nonhlanhla Mazibuko, Xane Husselman. U/8: Anriké Brooks, Siphosethu Memela, Gabriella Beukes.
U/9: Susan Gregory, Emily Joubert, Sharntel Khumalo. U/10: Nina Louw, Patricia Smith, Zinita Oosthuizen. U/11: Asanda Tungo, Ntoyethu Mbatha, Siphesihle Manyoni. U/12: Majandra Pretorius, Nicole Johnson, Anika Louw. U/13: Snegugu Zwane, Sinehlanhla Ngubane, Liesl Viljoen.
Boys:
U/7: Lungile Mbokazi, Bayanda Mazibuko, Skhosipi Dlame. U/8: Zekhethelo Ndaba, Philasande Sibeko, Lwandle Banga. U/9: Lulama Ndebele, Luyanda Kunene, Hein Müller. U/10: Leonard Kruger, Sheldon Grondein, Heindrich Grobler.
U/11: Sihawukele Buthelezi, Sinakhokonke Myeza, Hlatshwayo Nhlalwenhle. U/12: Madlala Bayana, Awande Sibisi, Philasande Shange. U/13: Ruan Kotze, Willem Husselman, Zandré Coetzer.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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