POLOKWANE – Pepps Polokwane Preparatory School awarded their top academic, cultural and sports achievers last Friday evening.
The main awards were presented to:
• Angel Mathivha, junior netball player of the year.
• Alexis Govinden, junior hockey player of the year.
• Bokamoso Raphala, junior football player of the year.
• Troy Hillary and Kamalan Naidoo, junior boy swimmers of the year.
• Amy Scott and Kamalan Naidoo, junior girl swimmers of the year.
• Sam Kloppers, mini-cricket player of the year.
• Leandra da Silva, junior sports person of the year.
• Caitlin Woldu, the Truter Cup for the best gr. 4 learner.
• Romeo Mothae, the Smith Trophy for most promising artist.
• Ntebeti Ntini, the Hodgson Trophy for the best gr. 5 learner.
• Patricia Chaminuka, the Williams Trophy for the best science expo project in gr. 6 and the Hodgson Trophy for the best academic achiever in gr. 6.
• Kieran Albertus, the Moritsele PE Trophy.
• Juliette Harris, Bianca Kisten Fernandes, Timothy Mukombachoto, Tawanda Gopo and Mmatapa Mohlabe, entrepreneur of the year trophy winners.
• Yuriy Matsevych, the Lawrenson Award for scientific curiosity.
• Deepta Dayah, the Van Whye Trophy for the best gr. 7 science expo project.
• Emma Melville, the Willetts Trophy for English, the Smit Trophy for best gr. 7 learner and the Mengouchi Trophy for debating.
• Connor Booth, the Van Kraayenburg Trophy for chess player of the year.
• Aicha Mengouchi, the Mengouchi Trophy for junior drama.
• Warwick Melville, senior drama trophy.
• Afshan Sabadia, most promising girl cricket player.
• Rekhutsitse Kutumela, girl cricketer of the year.
• Christiano Morais, hockey player of the year.
• Madumetja Choshi, goalkeeper of the year.
• Chika Mabitsela and Rorisang Raphahlelo, football players of the year.
• Lance Trueman, boy cricketer of the year.
• Chika Mabitsela, boy athlete of the year and sportsman of the year.
• Seipei Mathabatha, girl athlete of the year.
• Kieran Albertus, sport star of the year.
• Abigail van Niekerk and Jessica dos Ramos Abreu, sports girls of the year.
• Farayi Kaseke, Lippenberger Award for the library prefect of the year.
• Thalia Pereira and Emma Melville, the Agapé Award and Trust Ambassador’s Trophy.
