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Zanis honours rhythmic girls for excellence

Zanis Gymnastics Academy held their annual prize giving ceremony recently to award rhythmic girls who performed well during the year. The highest award went to best primary school gymnast for level 4 to 7, Perez Maponya and best high school gymnast level 4 to 7 Monene Kelly. Gymnasts were awarded based on their performance in …

Zanis Gymnastics Academy held their annual prize giving ceremony recently to award rhythmic girls who performed well during the year.
The highest award went to best primary school gymnast for level 4 to 7, Perez Maponya and best high school gymnast level 4 to 7 Monene Kelly.
Gymnasts were awarded based on their performance in respective levels during the year especially at the Limpopo championships and the annual North Zone Gym Games.

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Level 4 to 7 rhythmic gymnasts Melchizedek Maponya, Perez Maponya, Rotondwa Maudu and Monene Anker with their trophies and coach Lesley Bonne.
Level 3 rhythmic gymnasts with their trophies are in front Joelle Baker, Lebopeng Chuene, Basani Msimeki, Karabo Mashamaite, Lehlogonolo Semenya and Ofilwe Hlabyago. In the middle are Niané Coetzee, Klara Durant, Thato Moeno, Katlego Chuene, Claire Tairoodza and Mutshidzi Malumedzha. At the back are coaches Zani Prinsloo, Bernadine Taljaard, Cecil van den Berg, Tanya Bouwman and Lesley Bonne.
Zanis level 2 rhythmic girls are Reatlegile Ledwaba, Amy De Beer, Bea Venter, Melencia Lekganyane, Phindulu Mainganye, Omphile Makgatho, Celeste van Tonder, Mmatapa Mamabolo and Tara Thompson. At the back are coaches Lesley Bonne, Zani Prinsloo, Cecil van den Berg, Bernadine Taljaard and Tanya Bouwman.

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