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Creston pupils learn new strokes

Well done to the Creston cricketers on such a promising start to their season.

WITH the extremely hot weather, the swimming pool has been a very busy place at Creston College. The ‘learn to swim’ programme is in full swing and the pre-primary and junior primary pupils are learning their strokes.

 Creston College pre-primary pupils (gr 000) at their first 'learn to swim' lesson with coaches Debbie Bombardierie (back left) and Thea Thomas instructing.
Creston College pre-primary pupils (gr 000) at their first ‘learn to swim’ lesson with coaches Debbie Bombardierie (back left) and Thea Thomas instructing.

A round of mid-week fixtures took place in the College Phase vs Suid-Natal. Both games were won by Creston and the scores were as follows: 1st XI game – Creston scored 112/9 and then proceeded to bowl out Suid-Natal for 111, thus winning the game by one run with Creston batsman Kyle Flanagan scoring 33 (best batsman on the day). In the U15 game, Creston bowled Suid-Natal out for 60 and then reached the score with five wickets down. Creston won the game by five wickets and Michael Scott of Creston scored 30.

 Creston College U15 bowler Mark Scott lets one fly against Suid-Natal.
Creston College U15 bowler Mark Scott lets one fly against Suid-Natal.

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