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Acrobats from dance academy undergo examinations

Results varied from honours with distinction 90% to 100%, honours 85% to 89% and highly commended 80% to 84%.

The acrobats of Lorrette’s Dance Academy underwent their Acrobatic Federation of South Africa (AFSA)’s examinations on Saturday, 14 March.

Results varied from honours with distinction 90% to 100%, honours 85% to 89% and highly commended 80% to 84%.

Lee-Anne Uys excelled with 94,5% in the Red-category and qualified for a bursary for the third successive year, of which the event is scheduled for August.

In the Silver-category, Mia Nieuwenhuis obtained 94,5% and Suzelle van Dyk 86%, while Kazlyn Jackson obtained 87,5% in the Tan-category and Siyanda Khumalo 91,5% .

Hiemne Dippenaar obtained 91% in the Pink-category, Marjolé Uys 90%, Lea Crawford 90%, Lunga Tshabalala 91% and Mieke Venter 90%.

In the Orange-category, Abia Erasmus obtained 87%, Annelyn Button 85%, Nothando Ngwenya 89% and Chanél Buitendag 85%, while Alexia Lourens obtained 90,5%, Lihané Nortjé 90,5%,

Jenique Jacobs 90%, Kamohelo Mapitsi 91,5%, Lerato Motloung 91,5%, Letho Zulu 91%, Kgaogelo Matshabe 90% and Zanri Buitendag 91%.

Jané van Niekerk obtained 92,5% in the Yellow-category and Danél Steenkamp 95%, while Andoné van Vuuren obtained 80% in the Silver-category and Casey du Plessis 82%.

Lee-Anne Uys excelled with 94,5% in the Red-category and qualified for the third successive year for a bursary. (Photo: Supplied)
Mia Nieuwenhuis and Suzelle van Dyk were judged in the Silver-category. (Photo: Supplied)
Lunga Tshabalala and Mieke Venter did well in the Pink-category. (Photo: Supplied)
A proud Ms Lorrette du Preez (trainer) flanked by Kamohelo Mapitzi and Lerato Motloung. (Photo: Supplied)
Alexia Lourens and Abia Erasmus were judged in the Orange-category. (Photo: Supplied)
Jenique Jacobs, Annelyn Button and Lihané Nortjé are already geared for acrobatic dancing. (Photo: Supplied)
A smiling Kgaogelo Matshabe, Letho Zulu and Nothando Ngwenya underwent the examinations of the Acrobatic Federation of South Africa. (Photo: Supplied)

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