Mitchell athletes set incredible records

Mitchell House College hosted their inter-house athletics meeting on November 7, while Mitchell House hosted theirs on November 13.

November 27, 2014

Maretha Swanepoel 2 minutes read

Qaila Latib jumps as far as she can in the long jump for girls u/13 at the Mitchell House inter-house athletics meeting.

POLOKWANE – Mitchell House College hosted their inter-house athletics meeting on November 7, while Mitchell House hosted theirs on November 13.

Davon Smit, an u/12 athlete, won first place in all six items that she participated in.

The athletes competed in the school’s three houses; Maytham, Hudson and Harman Houses.

At the Mitchell House College meeting, the winning house was Maytham with 396 points. Hudson came second with 393 points and Harman third with 306 points. At the Mitchell House meeting, the winning house was Harman with 252 points. Maytham came second with 226 points and Hudson came third with 191 points.

Yasmeen Ghood pushes hard in the shot-put for girls u/13 at the Mitchell House inter-house athletics meet on November 13.

Molefyane Kgobe uses all this strength in the discus for boys u/16 at the Mitchell House College inter-house athletics meet on November 7.

Precious Senwamadi shows excellent technique in the shot put for girls u/13 at the Mitchell House inter-house athletics meeting, which was held on November 13.

Husnaa Dada tries to set a new record for the high jump for girls u/13 at the Mitchell House inter-house athletics meet on November 13.

Lebo Mateta makes a running start in the high jump for girls u/13 at at the Mitchell House inter-house athletics meet on November 13.

Davon Smit clears the bar in the high jump for boys u/12 at the Mitchell House inter-house athletic meeting.

Tebatso Madisha takes part in the javelin for girls u/14 at the Mitchell House College inter-house athletics meet on November 7.

Junior Raophala sets a record in the high jump for boys u/17 at the Mitchell House College inter-house athletics meeting on November 7.

Qaila Latib jumps as far as she can in the long jump for girls u/13 at the Mitchell House inter-house athletics meeting.

Records:

• Lebogang Mabitsela: long jump for girls u/16, 400 m for girls u/16, 100 m for girls u/16 and 200 m for girls u/16 for Harman House.

• Thabang Makgeru: 800 m for boys u/19 and 400 m for boys u/19 for Hudson House.

• Shaahid Farouk Valjie: shot-put for boys u/16 for Hudson House.

• Emmanuel Mazaiwana: javelin for boys u/17 for Maytham House.

• Junior Raophala: high jump for boys u/17 for Hudson House.

• Sunny Yang: 200 m for girls u/19, 100 m for girls u/19 and 800 m for girls u/19 for Maytham House.

• Tumi Mahloko: 200 m for girls u/15 and 400 m for girls u/15 for Harman House.

• Mafa Maiwashe: 200 m for boys u/15, 400 m for boys u/15 and 100 m for boys u/15 for Harman House.

• Hlulani Xivambu: 400 m for girls u/17 for Hudson House.

• Tasneem Jardine: 400 m for girls u/19 for Harman House.

• Tebogo Mpe: 200 m for boys u/19 for Maytham House.

• Khomotso Sedikila: 1 500 m for girls u/15 for Hudson House.

• Fumani Maswanganyi: 800 m for boys u/17 for Harman House.

• Matome Sekhitla: 800 m for boys u/16 for Hudson House.

• Anthonia Langa: 800 m for girls u/16 for Harman House.

• Ife Mbajiorgu: 400 m for girls u/17 for Maytham House.

• Mok Makgoba: 800 m for boys u/15 for Harman House.

• Sabina Cigana: 800 m for girls u/17 for Hudson House.

• Taahira Jardine: 800 m for girls u/15 for Harman House.

• Amo Ntsoane: discus for boys u/17 for Maytham House.

• Kgola Khunou: 200 m for boys u/13, 100 m for boys u/13 and long jump for boys u/13 for Harman House.

• Lebo Mateta: 200 m for girls u/13 for Harman House.

• Katekani Xivambu: 100 m for boys u/11 and long jump for boys u/11 for Hudson House.

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November 27, 2014

Maretha Swanepoel 2 minutes read

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