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Sports & Cultural Results

SPORTS & CULTURAL RESULTS – LENT 2018 -7- 26 February 2018

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Archery (Sarah Shoesmith)
Our latest NASP tournament was hosted with perfect conditions by St John's Prep

PHB came 4th out of 10 schools competing with Paulo Marucchi caming second with an amazing score of 287 out of a possible 300 points.

Bridge (Patience Mansfield)
Played at St Johns College
Bs won both matches; As and Cs won one, lost one.
V PHG lost 20 – 34
V SJC won 33 – 18

Mountain Biking (Andrew Shoesmith)
The first race in the Zimbabwe Spur Schools Mountain Bike League was held on Sunday at Gosho Park, Gosho Park Community.
The Spur Mountain Bike League is a series of MTB races aimed at school aged pupils. The race is in XCO format which means riding laps of about 5km through difficult terrain, thus it is a test of skill as well as speed. The number of laps is increased for the older age groups.
The selected route was the Green route in Gosho Park which is 4.8 km long. Gosho is a stunning venue and very grateful thanks are extended to Penny Raynor and her volunteers for keeping the park so pristine and allowing us to use it.
A total of 31 riders took part, six of whom travelled from Trident College in Zambia and from Falcon. There were also 4 pupils from Springvale.

U14: 2nd Brennan Watt, 3rd Harry Orphanides
U15 1st Keith Elliott, 3rd Scott Price
U16 2nd Nicholas Dobdropolous
U17 2nd tie James Ross and Ben Shoesmith
U19 2nd Brett Elliott, 3rd Cullen Shoesmith

SERVICE CLUB ACTIVITIES

Interact Induction Lunch (Faith Nyatsuro)
New members of the Interact Club and the Board were welcomed by their President, Tapuwa Makani. He gave an inspiring speech about the hard work waiting for us in the year ahead and the effort we will evidently need to serve our communities. After the main course, the Head Mistress of the girls’ school said a few words of encouragement to the Club before the final prayer.

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

ATHLETICS

Inter-district competition at Watershed
Athlete Event Position
Brooklyn Chikaka U17 Discus 1st
Ronald Chibowora U17 Triple jump 1st
U17 Long jump 2nd
400m hurdles 2nd
Takunda Makiwa Shot put 1st
High jump 2nd
Ronald Mirimi U20 Discuss 1st
U20 Shot put 1st
Blessed shumba U20 Triple jump 1st
Tinotenda Nyadundu U17 400m 2nd
4 x 100m relay 2nd
Lionel Mhuriro 100m 2nd
Dylan Munikwa U20 High jump 2nd
Ben Lebreton U20 Javelin 2nd
Tain Smith U17 Javelin 1st

CRICKET
Vaughan Peall is awarded a baggie for his performance vs St George’s – 6 wickets, 16 runs, 10 overs

SWIMMING
Representing Mashonaland Country District

Kenan Callaghan
- Finals for 50, 100 & 200 free; 50 and 100 backstroke
- Relay swims – bronze in 200 & 400 free; 400 medley

Brandon Rouse
- Bronze in 50 & 100 backstroke
- Finals for 50 & 100 free; 50, 100 & 200 Breaststroke; 200IM
- Relay swims – bronze in 200 & 400 free; 400 medley

Paul Retzlaff
- Silver in 100 butterfly
- Bronze in 50 butterfly
- Finals in 50 & 100 freestyle
- Relay swims – bronze in 200 & 400 free; 400 medley

Kyle Saywood
- Finals in 200 breaststroke
- Relay swims – bronze in 200 & 400 free; 400 medley

TABLE TENNIS
Vs St George’s
PLAYED 2 WON 1 LOST 1
Team Score
U18 lost 2 - 3
U15 won 3 - 1

TRIATHLON
Bonaqua Troutbeck Africa Cup and National Championships 2018
Category Name Position

Junior Men U19 Brett Elliott 2nd
Junior Men U17 Marcel Paulser 2nd
Youth Boys U15 Keith Elliott 2nd
Youth Boys U15 Mathew Palmer 4th
Youth Boys U13 George Ascot 1st
(Please present trophy and medal)

Peterhouse athletes selected to go to SA Championships from the 16th to the 19th of March 2018
Marcel Paulser
Keith Elliott
Mathew Palmer
George Ascott

Dates for this tour are 16th - 19th March 2018.

VOLLEYBALL
Vs Tynwald
PLAYED 3 WON 3 LOST
Team Score
1st won 3 - 0
2nd won 2 - 1
U16 won 2 - 1

Interhouse Volleyball
Juniors won by Grinham
Middles won by Founders
Seniors won by Malvern
Overall Results won by Snell

WATERPOLO
At Hellenic
PLAYED 6 WON 1 DREW 1 LOST 4
Team Score

U14 vs CBC U14 lost 4 - 6
vs Falcon won 12 - 2

U15 vs Falcon drew 3 - 3
vs CBC U15B lost 2 - 6

U16 vs Hellenic lost 0 - 10
vs Falcon lost 5 - 7



SPORTS RESULTS – LENT 2018 -6- 12 February 2018

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

BRIDGE (Patience Mansfield)
versus Arundel
A’s won both their matches.
B’s and C’s each won one, lost one.
Overall: lost to PHG 22 – 34; won v Arundel 44 – 11

ATS DEBATE (Tonderai Nzanga)
Host School: St. George's over the weekend
Our team members were: Matthew Mutsai (Captain), Tadiwa Govore (Vice), Thabiso Molai, Praise Jaravani, Zivai Sinemani and Faizaan Bhadella. They won two and lost two matches.
Match 1: Peterhouse Boys - 69%; Hellenic - 68%.
Match 2: Peterhouse Boys- 72%; Gateway - 69%
Match 3: Peterhouse Boys - 68%; Arundel - 69%.
Match 4: Peterhouse Boys - 69%; Bulawayo Dom Convent - 71%.

QUIZ (Shepherd Mazani)
Host school St. John's at Emerald Hill
Peterhouse Junior team (Anotida Nhondova, Takudzwa Dzingai, Tinotenda Ziko) came tie 1st with St. Ignatius in a group of 16 schools.
The Peterhouse Senior team came 9th out of 18 teams.

SCHOOL NEWSPAPER (Janeen de Kock)
Keep an eye open for the latest school newspaper to be distributed tomorrow. 'The Crown' is produced and published by Peterhouse pupils for Peterhouse pupils with the Natasha Simpson as the 2018 Editor. Look for copies in each House common room and in the Library. Anyone with stories and ideas are welcome to contribute at any time.

DUKE OF EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL AWARD
The following boys have earned their Bronze Awards:
Hamish Rendell
Cecil Dondo
Tapiwa Muranda
Graeme Jackson

C Block will be introduced to the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award this week and will be taking information home to share with their parents. They are encouraged to engage in this fantastic youth development program.

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

BASKETBALL
Vs Gateway
PLAYED 7 WON 4 LOST 3
Team Score
1st lost 23 - 24
2nd won 16 - 15
U16 lost 16 - 20
U15A won 17 - 12
U15B lost 3 - 5
U14A won 11 - 6
U14B won 5 - 3

CRICKET
Vs Falcon 50 Over
PLAYED 7 WON 4 LOST 3
WINNING TEAMS
U14B Won by 177 Runs
Won by 10 wickets
U15B Won by 155 Runs
U16B Won by 6 Wickets in a 4 innings match

Commiserations to the 2nds, together with Lameck Vheriwa and the 3rds who lost

GOOD PERFORMANCES
• Jack Worsley-Worsick 69 N.O
• Rukudzo Mberewe 6 for 6 and 5 for 7
• Shawn Lawrence 89 ; Mukudzeyi Mabaya 4 for 24
• Anele Moyo 41
• 9th Wicket Partnership of 73 between Steven Roos and Tafadzwa Fantiso with 43 & 40 respectively

GOLF
Vs St George’s
Peterhouse won 3½ to 2½
Winning Players
Matthew Banks, Matthew Bramford and Munashe Mashangu.

Inter schools’ results
A-Division
Munashe Mashangu was 6th

B- Division
Matthew Bramford was runner-up
George Ascott came 5th

Vs Hellenic Academy
Peterhouse 3. Hellenic 3

Cocks Ties
Munashe Mashangu
Matthew Banks
Hamish Rendell
Liam Robinson

ROWING National Rowing Championships at Mazowe Dam

Kenneth Raynor came first in the Men's A Scull

Kenneth Raynor and Brendan Eggersglusz came 1st in the Men's A Double Scull and set a new course record breaking the old record previously held by PHBC oarsmen Murray Faber and Michael Johnson set in 2012

Kenneth Raynor, Brendan Eggersglusz, Douglas Cox and David Rogers came 1st in the Men's A Quad

Zvikomborero Charera and James Weller came 1st in the Men's C Double Scull

Reagan Evans came 1st in the Men's C Single Scull

Cocks Ties
David Rogers

TABLE TENNIS
Vs Peterhouse Girls
PLAYED 2 WON 2 DREW
Team Score
U18 won 5 - 0
U15 won 3 - 2

Cocks Ties
Trevor Manhanga
Tavonga Muchena
Adnaan Bhadella

TENNIS
Vs Hellenic
PLAYED 4 WON 2 DREW 1 LOST
Team Score
Open won 10 - 2
U16 won 8 - 4
U15 drew due rain
U14 rained off 9 - 0

WATERPOLO
At CBC
PLAYED 11 WON 3 LOST 8
Team Score
U14 vs CBC lost 9 - 10
vs St John’s lost 1 - 6
vs St George’s lost 4 - 5
vs CBC lost 3 - 4

U14 vs Hellenic U15B girls won 8 - 3
vs Chisipite U14A girls won 11 - 3

Collins Cup
U17 vs CBC lost 0 - 13
vs St John’s lost 2 - 8
vs Prince Edward won 8 - 1
vs Hellenic lost 1 - 2
vs St George’s lost 4 - 5

Overall Results
School Position
Falcon 1
CBC 2
St John’s 3
Hellenic 4
St George’s 5
Peterhouse 6
Prince Edward 7
Lomagundi 8

1st Team Fred Wilson Cup
Overall results
School Position
St John’s 1
Hellenic 2
St George’s 3
Falcon 4
CBC 5
Peterhouse 6


SPORTS RESULTS – LENT 2018 -5- 5 February 2018

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

BRIDGE (Patience Mansfield)
As and Cs won both their matches, Bs won one.

PHB v PHG
As 15 – 10 Bs 1 – 23 Cs 5 – 0
overall PHG won 16 – 33

PHB v Westridge
As 16 – 0 Bs 19 – 0 Cs 15 – 2
overall PHB won 35 – 0

I was delighted with the Cs most of whom had not played a match before.

DEBATE (Tonderai Nzanga)

vs Westridge
Juniors: Peterhouse won: Peterhouse - 85%; Westridge - 83%. Charles Moscrop was the Best Speaker with 87%.

Seniors drew; score: 61%.

Interhouse Chess (Artwell Chiborowa)
After 6 rounds of intense chess, Founders beat Malvern in the final to retain the trophy.
Finals results:
1. Founders
2. Malvern
3. Paget
4. Grinham
5. Snell
6. Ellis

SERVICE CLUB ACTIVITIES

Interact Club’s visit to Musha Wevana (Faith Tsuroh)
On Thursday 1st of February, we as the Interact Club visited Musha Wevana, a children’s home in Marondera. We were welcomed by the boys and girls who were more than ready to have fun for the duration of time which each individual member of the club set aside for them. We were fortunate enough to be able to give each individual child his or her own packet of biscuits. Our experiences there reminded us of our childhood memories. We played games with the children, played on their swing sets and sang songs with them. Some members of our club noticed small things which could be replaced or which we could help the home with, such as vegetable seeds which they can plant in their garden and new balls for the children. Closer to the end of our visit, we took a lot of photos and added to the memories by singing more songs. Sadly, time ran out too soon and we had to say our good-byes to people we would not forget. We left after giving more than just some packets of biscuits, but our time as well, which we as a club feel is a true representation of “Service above Self”.

We are looking forward to our next visit to Ida Wekwako, which is likely to be in the next four weeks.

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

ATHLETICS
Arundel Invitational Cross Country
School Total Points Position
Prince Edward 143 1
Peterhouse Boys 334 2
St George’s 390 3
Lomagundi 483 4
Hellenic 520 5
Watershed 542 6
Midlands Christian 769 7
Gateway 776 8
Eaglesvale 1101 9


BASKETBALL
Vs St John’s Emerald Hill High
PLAYED 7 WON 3 LOST 3
Team Score
1st was rained off - -
2nd lost 6 - 13
U16 won 10 - 8
U15A won 8 - 2
U15B lost 6 - 7
U14A won 5 - 0
U14B lost 2 - 4

CRICKET
Vs St George’s
50 Overs PLAYED 4 WON 2 LOST 2
WINNING TEAMS
1st XI Won by 4 Wickets
U14A Won by 2 Wickets chasing 114

LOSING TEAMS
U16A Lost by 4 Wickets
U15A Lost by 40 Runs

GOOD PERFORMANCES
• Vaughan Peall 6 for 16
• Tadiwa Mandimutsira 5 for 26
• James Gau 41 and 4 for 30

Vs St John’s
50 Overs PLAYED 5 WON 1 LOST 2
WINNING TEAMS
3rd XI Won by 30 Runs

LOSING TEAMS
1st XI Lost by 80 Runs

RAINED OFF MATCHES
U14A were on 300 for 8 ; St John’s 54 for 2
U14B were on 178 ; St John’s 76 for 6

GOOD PERFORMANCES
• Cambell Macmillan 98; Tadiwa Mandimutsira 88
• Daniel Auchamp 4 for 39
• Tawanda Muyeye 63

ROWING
Three Feathers Regatta
Kenneth Raynor came first in the Men's A Scull
Kenneth Raynor and Brendan Eggersglusz came first in the Men's A Double Scull
Kenneth Raynor, Douglas Cox, Brendan Eggersglusz and David Rogers came first in the Men's A Quad
Zvikomborero Charera and James Weller came first in the Men's C Double Scull
Reagan Evans had the performance of the day coming second in the Men's Single Scull against boys in the age group above him.

SWIMMING
St George’s Relays Gala
Position School Points
1st place Peterhouse and Hellenic 343
3rd place St Johns 324
4th place St George’s 242
5th place Kutama 174

Relay teams which achieved 1st place are:
U 15 – Medley relay
U 16 – Butterfly, Backstroke, Freestyle, and Medley relay
U17 – Breaststroke relay
Open – Breaststroke relay.

ZIMBABWE SENIOR NATIONAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
The following have qualified to represent Mashonaland Country Districts at the above Championships which are scheduled for the 16th to 20th February in Bulawayo
Brandon Rouse
Kennan Callaghan
Paul Retzlaff
Kyle Saywood

TABLE TENNIS
Vs Bernard Mizeki College
PLAYED 2 WON 2 DREW
Team Score
U18 won 4 - 1
U15 won 4 - 1

TENNIS
Vs St John’s
PLAYED 4 WON 2 LOST 2
Team Score
Open lost 5 - 7
U16 lost 2 - 10
U15 won 8 - 4
U14 won 11 – 1
Special Mention

Simbarashe Govore who was 5-2 down, 40 love on his serve with a fault in the first serve. He then came back and won the match 7-5.

VOLLEYBALL
Vs Bernard Mizeki College
PLAYED 10 WON 7 LOST 3
Team Score
1st lost 0 - 2
2nd won 2 - 0
U16 won 2 - 1
U15 lost 0 - 2
U14 won 2 - 0

Vs St John’s
Team Score
1st won 2 - 0
2nd won 2 - 1
U16 won 2 - 0
U15 won 0 - 2
U14 lost 1 - 2

WATERPOLO
St John’s Tournament
PLAYED 3 WON 2 LOST 1
Team Score
U14 vs St John’s U14A lost 1 - 7
U15 vs St John’s U15B Won 5 - 1
U16 vs Hellenic U16B Won 4 - 2

Falcon Tournament
1st team played 4 and lost all 4 matches.