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New home for Sentraal scoreboard at Glencoe Primary

Sixteen junior riders and 16 senior riders participated in this event.

The old Sentraal scoreboard is standing tall and proud at its new home at Glencoe Primary. The scoreboard, which was previously used at the Sentraal fields in Glencoe, has been redesigned to suit the needs of the school and placed alongside the rugby field. Glencoe Primary thanked Sentaal members for allowing the scoreboard to be used by the school, after lying next to the old swimming pool unused for some time. The school thanks Herman Van Vuuren as well as Ichthus Christian School for helping with the funding of the moving and refurbishing of the scoreboard. Glencoe Primary promises to take good care of it with lots of winning scores!
Cricket
Glencoe Primary is very proud of Ayathaba Ngobese and Mpilo Ndaba, who have been selected under the U/13 category to represent our district during the NKZN tournament, which will also form part of trials. From there the boys will proceed to Pietermaritzburg, where they will represent NKZN.
Bianca’s silver and bronze at Gymkhana
Bianca Bright, one of the learners from Glencoe Primary, participated in the Northern KwaZulu-Natal Championship Gymkhana, held in Newcastle. Sixteen junior riders and 16 senior riders participated in this event. Bianca scooped up the following medals: Silver – Indian File Sword; silver – Indian File Lance; bronze – Section Lance; bronze – Section Sword.
Bianca will also be taking part in the South African Championships, which will be held in Bethlehem during December.

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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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