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Creston heads north to play

All pupils who took part in the event really enjoyed the camaraderie generated at Felixton College.

THE big talking point at Creston College last week was the much-anticipated visit to Felixton College on the North Coast, which was a wonderful opportunity for sportsmen and women who love to play sport, watch sport and take part in the camaraderie generated by this event.

Creston College senior hockey players (from left) Keegan Cooper, Chris Cushway and Grant Joubert-Nel defend their goal against Felixton.
Creston College senior hockey players (from left) Keegan Cooper, Chris Cushway and Grant Joubert-Nel defend their goal against Felixton.

The sports fixture takes place over a Friday afternoon and Saturday and Creston pupils were well hosted by parents and teachers of Felixton College.

 The Creston College U14A rugby side (back, from left) Rodney Coetzee (partially obscured), Ntsikelelo Makanya, Clinton Bezuidenhout, Luke Weehuizen, Pieter Stroebel, Mike Lambourn (Creston College director of sport), Awande Maphumulo, Keegan Pillay, Kayde Mante, Aphiwe Xolo, Kyle Allan, Dylan Trayford, Luke Lawlor, coach ‘Q’ van Rensburg, (front) Makwande Mjali, Teboho Khawula, Lungelo Dlungwana, Joshua Bonnema, Sethu Songca and Akim Madikizela played Felixton last Friday and drew 1
The Creston College U14A rugby side (back, from left) Rodney Coetzee (partially obscured), Ntsikelelo Makanya, Clinton Bezuidenhout, Luke Weehuizen, Pieter Stroebel, Mike Lambourn (Creston College director of sport), Awande Maphumulo, Keegan Pillay, Kayde Mante, Aphiwe Xolo, Kyle Allan, Dylan Trayford, Luke Lawlor, coach ‘Q’ van Rensburg, (front) Makwande Mjali, Teboho Khawula, Lungelo Dlungwana, Joshua Bonnema, Sethu Songca and Akim Madikizela played Felixton last Friday and drew 1

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