Western Cape Sport Awards 2014

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The annual Sport Awards is a highlight on our department’s calendar, and for good reason. The extraordinary achievements of men and women who excelled on their terrain, overcoming the challenges on their way, should be celebrated. The Awards acknowledges your achievements, and pays tribute to your exemplary role in the development of sport, and motivating people to achieve more.

Sport is a game changer in our society. The achievers set the example of what can be attained through hard work, and is a building block towards creating wellness, creating a safe society and tackling social ills.

Our government and department’s vision towards a socially inclusive, creative and active Western Cape, can be facilitated through opportunities in sport.

Opportunities empower citizens to live the life they choose. I believe it is government’s role to facilitate opportunities for all our people. Our provincial government’s dream of “The Open Opportunity

Foreword

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Society for All” will only mean something in people’s daily lives when they can see an opportunity and at the same time have a vision of the full potential of that opportunity.

The department’s budget for the awards ceremony is R400 000, and indicates the importance of acknowledging our 21 winners. The awards have been designed to acknowledge team players, underscoring our government’s Better Together motto.

In closing, thank you to all the team players in my department for your hard work to make the Sport Awards event a proud occasion.

Theuns BothaMinister of Cultural Aff airs and Sport

Western Cape Gocernment

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Volunteer Of The Year

Siljea de Leeuw – West Coast CyclingSiljea assisted the team by supporting members medically and ensuring that they were properly dressed and well prepared for races. She also helped a cyclist who injured himself in a race and accompanied him as he travelled from the hospital back to the race. Siljea also supported the club financially and bought a vehicle to transport cyclists.

Shaun Petersen – Cape Winelands (multiple sporting codes)Shaun has shown himself to be very keen to support various sporting events and has been very helpful at events like the Boland Youth Camp, the Tinus Linee Rugby Day and the District Indigenous Games.

Anita Barnard – Eden Tug-of-WarAnita coaches young girls as a volunteer. Her team did very well at the SA Junior Championships and won gold at the SA Championships. She puts in many hours of effort to coach and mentor young girls from less privileged backgrounds.

Zelda Hansen – Western Province AthleticsZelda has been involved with physically disabled sport for the past 34 years and has dedicated herself to the development of physically disabled and visually impaired athletes. She has trained juniors in goalball and also transports athletes at her own

expense.

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Indigenous Games Star Of The Year

Asiphe Tunzi – West CoastAsiphe won 1st place at the Western Cape Games held in July 2014. She was selected to represent the province at the National Indigenous Games Festival in Pretoria, where she won all her games.

Luvo Manyonga – Cape WinelandsLuvo was unbeaten at the Provincial Games. He represented the Western Cape at the National Indigenous Games Festival in 2014. He jumped a distance of 15.27 metres in the drie stokkies event and broke numerous records.

Mervin Minnies – EdenMervin was chosen as Best Male Player at the Provincial Indigenous Games and went on to represent the Western Cape at the 2014 National Indigenous Games Festival. He also coaches a school morabaraba team.

Nwabisa Heke – OverbergNwabisa represented the Western Cape at the National Indigenous Games, where she was commended for her performance.

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School Team Of The Year

Weston High u/19 Rugby Team (West Coast)The team competed in the Coca Cola Top Schools of Excellence event where it was undefeated. Two Craven Week players were selected from the Weston High team and two players were included in the Boland training squad. The team scored 47 tries during the season.

Drostdy 480kg Girls Tug-of-War Team (Cape Winelands)The team won two gold medals at the School Prestige event, as well as two gold medals at the WP Boland Championships. It also won gold at the SA Championships.

Oakdale High Tug-of-War Team (Eden)After winning the SA Tug-of-War Championships in George, the team was chosen to represent South Africa and went on to win the World Tug-of-War Championships in the USA. They attended the World Championship six times and won gold four times.

Western Cape Sport School Volleyball TeamThe members of this team are the current National Top Schools volleyball champions. Four members were selected to play for Team South Africa at the African Youth Games

in Botswana. The team also won gold at the 2014 Inter-Provincial Tournament.

Albert Myburgh Secondary Netball Team (Overberg)Between 2012 and 2014, the team did not lose a single match in its age group. It participated in the Western Cape Top School Competition where it achieved various

successes. Two players were selected for the South Boland netball team.

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Developing School Team Of The Year

Vredendal North Primary School Chess TeamThe team is undefeated in the Upper West Coast region. It came 2nd in the West Coast Top School tournament and 3rd in the Western Cape Top School tournament.

Imizamo Yethu High School Cricket TeamThe team participated in the SWD School Twenty20 competition and qualified to play in the final of the SWD u/19 promotion league.

Iqhayiya High School Rugby TeamThe team won the u/16 WP Championship and also competed in the National Top School tournament in Bloemfontein. A team member won the Girl of the Tournament award and the coach was chosen as Coach of the Tournament. Three u/16 girls and four u/18 girls were selected to play for Western Province.

Groenberg Secondary Netball TeamThe u/14 netball team won the Overberg School Challenge. The team went on to win the

Boland Challenge, as well as the Western Cape competition.

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School Sportswoman Of The Year

Phayton Gans – West Coast KickboxingPhayton won the 2014 West Coast Kickboxing Championships in her weight class, as well as the Western Cape and SA Kickboxing Championships. She was undefeated in 2014. Phayton represented South Africa at the 2014 World Kickboxing Championships where she won a bronze medal.

Ashleigh Parsons – Cape Winelands CyclingAshleigh holds three national track titles and is the current WP road champion, as well as the Western Cape Girls u/14 road and time trial champion. She holds two South African track records for pursuit and time trial.

Amy Williams – Eden CyclingAmy is currently ranked at number 20 (junior) in the UCI rankings. In 2014, she participated in the SA National XCO Championships, where she came 4th in the junior division. She also won a number of local competitions.

Michelle Fisher – Western Province ChessMichelle holds the international title of Woman Candidate Master. She tied for 3rd place in the SA Senior Closed Championship in 2014. She also participated in the World Chess Olympiad in Norway as part of the SA Senior Women Olympiad team. She ended in 4th

place at the African Zonal Championship for senior women.

Asmerelda Davids – Overberg RugbyAsmerelda was chosen for the u/16 Boland Sevens team and was chosen as the Player of the Tournament at the Sevens tournament in 2014. She was chosen as part of the

Springbok Sevens team.

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School Sportsman Of The Year

Josh Cloete – West Coast KickboxingJosh won the 2014 West Coast Kickboxing Championships in his weight class, as well as the Western Cape and SA Kickboxing Championships. He represented South Africa at the 2014 World Kickboxing Championships, where he received a bronze medal.

Jacobus van Eeden – Cape Winelands JudoJacobus was the winner of the National Trials in February 2014. He obtained a 5th place in the junior division at the African Championships. He is national judo champion for the third consecutive year.

Eduard Zandberg – Eden RugbyEduard was a member of the South African Schools rugby team that played three international rugby matches. He was also chosen as captain for this team for two of the matches.

Keegan Agulhas – Western Province ChessKeegan was awarded SA Colours in 2014 and participated in a number of championships abroad. He won gold at the 2014 SA Schools Championship and was crowned as the 2014 u/15 SA Chess Champion. He participated in the World Youth and African Youth

Championships.

Johau Davids – Overberg RugbyJohau was chosen for the u/18 Boland Sevens team that won gold at the Sevens tournament in Krugersdorp. He is also involved in coaching the u/14 rugby team and is

training to become a referee.

Jensen Darries – Central Karoo AthleticsJensen is the 5 000 m SWD and Western Cape champion. He came 6th in the cross country event at the National School Championships and finished 9th at the ASA Cross

Country Championship.

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Journalist of the Year

Dawie Boonzaaier – WeslanderDawie has shown great initiative to promote sport and highlight local sport achievements. He also publicises the needs of local sports teams to help them get financial support.

Hugo Redelinghuys – George HeraldHugo covers a wide variety of sport codes for the George Herald, specialising in reporting on SWD Eagles rugby and the premier league competition in the SWD. He also covers school and club sport and his articles are accompanied by his own sport action photos.

Patrick Rudolph – Cape Flats NewsIn spite of facing obstacles like vandalism at his offices, Patrick continues to support sport at a grassroots and regional level. He covers a wide range of sporting codes, from cricket to chess to football.

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Photographer of the Year

Trish Goosen – WeslanderTrish is a self-taught photographer who has eight years’ experience as a community journalist and photographer on the West Coast. She uses her camera and publications as tools to promote local sport.

Francois Germishuys – FreelancerFrancois is a freelance photographer with press accreditation from Motorsport SA. He has covered more than 200 events and taken more than 200 000 photos.

Rashied Isaacs – People’s PostRashied covers sporting events as a freelance photographer, mainly working for People’s Post. His services are in demand in the communities where the paper is distributed, as he is known for taking high-quality action shots at sporting events.

Benjamin Claasens – FreelancerBenjamin specialises in sports photography. He has formed relationships with the Caledon Rugby Club and schools in the area. His photographs are regularly published in local media.

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Newcomer Of The Year

Kyle de Wet – West Coast CyclingKyle achieved 3rd place in the Engen Road race in 2013. In 2014, he participated in the SA Championships, where won two events. He also came 3rd at the Asian Track Championships.

Dylan Frick – Cape Winelands Stand-up Paddleboard RacingDylan is the 2014 SA Open champion. He competed in European SUP Cup for the first time in 2014, where he participated in five events. He came 3rd overall in a race in Italy, and 5th in Finland.

Sanwyn Smith – Eden AnglingSanwyn was the Western Cape’s top female angler in 2014 and went on to represent South Africa at the European Federation Sea Angling Tournament in England. She was also treasurer of the Southern Cape LTB Association for 2014/15.

Seabelo Senatla – Western Province RugbySeabelo was part of the SA Sevens team that won gold at the Commonwealth Games in 2014. He made his debut for DHL Western Province and Stormers in 2014 where he performed very well. He was the highest try scorer for the SA Sevens team during the 2013/14 season.

Tamlin Engel – Overberg RugbyTamlin started playing rugby in 2013. She was chosen for the u/16 Boland Ladies Sevens team, took part in the SA Sevens tournament in Durban, and was awarded Springbok

colours.

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Coach of the Year

Errol Gans – West Coast KickboxingErrol is the instructor at the Daizville Kickboxing Club. He was selected as a coach for the national team that went to the 2014 World Kickboxing Championships, and was also a member of the West Coast coaching staff at the National Championships.

Elrick Kulsen – Cape Winelands CyclingElrick is a qualified Level 2 cycling coach. He was appointed as the coach of the national team that won two world titles at the 2014 World Para-Cycling Championships. Elrick coaches Ernst van Dyk, who is the current World Road Handcycling champion and he is also an advisor to professional cyclists Nolan Hoffman (winner of the 2014 Argus Tour) and Clint Hendricks.

Deon Davids – Eden RugbyDeon was senior coach of the u/19 and u/21 SWD teams, and was appointed as assistant coach of the SA u/20 team that took part in the Junior World Cup in New Zealand in June 2014. Deon is part of the SA Rugby national coaches group to develop coaching in the sport.

John Dobson – Western Province RugbyJohn is the coach of the DHL Western Province u/21 team. Under his leadership, the team won two national u/21 trophies, as well as the 2012 Vodacom Cup title. He has produced young players of such a high quality that they have represented their province in senior teams before they turned 21.

Ruehan van Romburgh – Overberg KickboxingRuehan is an instructor at one of the top clubs in the country. As coach of the Boland kickboxing team, he produced 15 Boland champions, 15 Western Cape champions and five South African kickboxing champions. He was also part of the coaching team at the Senior World Kickboxing Championships.

Clive Mattuis – Central Karoo SoccerClive was head coach of the SAFA Central Karoo SAB u/21 team, as well as of the SAFA Western Cape u/19 Boys team. In 2014, a team from Central Karoo that he was coaching qualified for the Bayhill tournament for the first time. Those players won the Most Promising Amateur Team award at Bayhill.

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Coach of the Year Administrator of the Year

Louis Hartzenberg – West Coast Cricket

Louis has helped to rebuild the Vredenburg-Saldanha Cricket Club. Under his guidance, the club’s morale has reached a high level. He implemented a three-year plan for mass participation that led to the club winning a number of major trophies. He also helped to establish the Vredenburg Sport Forum.

Francois de Wet – Cape Winelands JudoFrancois has been chairperson of the club for the past seven years. He was appointed as the Boland Judo Team Manager at the SA Championships in Port Elizabeth, as well as the National Team Manager at the Junior and Cadet Africa championships. He was also awarded Protea colours during these championships.

Shireen Noble – Eden AthleticsShireen is the vice-president of Athletics SWD and an additional board member of Athletics SA. She was team leader of the SA Junior Team that competed at the IAAF World Junior Championships. She is also the chairperson of SWD Women’s Cricket.

Ricardo Minnaar – Western Province ChessRicardo has been a member of the Chess WP executive committee for the last four years and has managed the Western Province chess team. He was selected as manager for chess players representing South Africa at the World Youth Chess Championships in 2014. He also mentors young players.

Rudolph Johannes – Overberg (multiple sporting codes)Rudolph has been involved in organising major events at regional, provincial and national level. He is currently chairperson of the Overberg Sport Council and has a long history of holding leadership positions in various sporting structures. He helped to establish 11 Overberg sport federations. Rudolph works with able body and disability sport structures. He also works in a multi-coded environment.

Lowellen Appies – Central Karoo (Multiple Codes)Lowellen is the secretary of SASFA Central Karoo and has administered a number of successful competitions. He is also chairperson of the Stars in their Eyes/ Shell

Development Programme.

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Federation Of the Year

West Coast ChessThe West Coast Chess Federation promotes chess and chess training. It has a good record of attending sport council meetings and events and has effectively increased the number of players in the region.

Boland Table TennisUnder the federation’s guidance, there have been a number of outstanding team and individual performances. Boland Table Tennis entered a full contingent of players in the SA National Tournament, with most players hailing from disadvantaged communities. The federation is firmly committed to youth development.

SWD AthleticsSWD Athletes achieved several outstanding performances at various events during 2014. The federation presented several training courses in order to better equip athletics coaches and technical officials.

Western Province Rugby Football UnionThe DHL Western Province team won the Currie Cup in 2014. Its achievements include producing ten Springbok players, five Women Springbok players, two SA u/20 players and six SA Men’s Sevens Springbok players. The union hosted various courses and trained coaches during the year. WP Rugby has a footprint at 86 schools.

SAFA Central Karoo SoccerThis federation is affiliated to SAFA National. Through its administrators’ hard work, it has managed to upgrade its facilities. The federation has received accolades for its skill in organising tournaments. It sent 21 players to national tournaments. Three players took part in the SAFA u/21 championships and one girl was chosen for the SA u/19 team.

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Federation Of the Year Team Of The Year

West Coast Flyers – CyclingAll members of the club were awarded Provincial Colours in 2014. One cyclist was also awarded SA Colours.

Boland Judo Ladies TeamThe members of the Boland Senior Ladies Team are national champions after winning gold at the SA National Judo Championships in Port Elizabeth in 2014.

William and Lucinda Edwards – Eden SailingThe team came 2nd in the Boardwalk Hobie 16 Nationals and won the Masters event at the Hobie16 World Championship in Australia in 2014. William was Sailing Magazine’s Sailor of the Month in March 2014.

Team Raceahead – Western Province SailingThe team won several gold medals in 2014. Raceahead became the first South African team to ever win a graded ISAF event when it won the Delta Lloyd Olympic Classes Championship, The team also qualified to participate in the ISAF World Cup in November 2014.

Overberg NetballThe Overberg Netball Federation was established in 2014. The team played at the Western Cape Development Tournament, where it won all its matches. Two players were chosen for the Western Cape Development A-team and one was chosen for the

B-team.

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Junior Sportswoman Of The Year

Ashley Simpson – West Coast KickboxingAshley was the winner of the West Coast, Western Cape and South African Kickboxing Championships in the kick light style. She represented South Africa at the 2014 World Kickboxing Championships, where she came 3rd.

Gezelle Magerman – Cape Winelands AthleticsGezelle won the 400 m hurdles and came 2nd in long jump at the ASA Youth Championships in Stellenbosch. She was a member of Team South Africa that competed at the African Youth Games in Botswana where she won the 400 m hurdles event. She set a new South African record at the second Youth Olympic Games in China and was crowned World Youth Champion.

Jo-Ané van Dyk – Eden AthleticsJo-Ané participated in the javelin event at various competitions in 2014. She won a gold medal at the SA Junior Championships, as well as at the SA Senior Championships. Jo-Ané participated at the IAAF World Youth Championships, where she came 6th in the javelin event.

Kirsten Flanagan – Western Province LifesavingKirsten was awarded Western Province colours and represented South Africa at Rescue 2014 in France. She won five events at the SA National Lifesaving Championships and achieved a 3rd and 6th place finish at the International Ladies Open.

Mignon van Zyl – Overberg KarateMignon won double gold at the Western Cape JKA Karate championships. She also won double gold at the SA JKA National Karate championships. Mignon received her JKA Junior Brown Belt in August 2014.

Yonela Daynti – Central Karoo SoccerYonela was a member of the SAFA Western Cape u/19 soccer team that won gold in the

SAFA National u/19 Regional Women’s League.

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Junior Sportsman Of The Year

Lizaad Williams – West Coast CricketLizaad was chosen for the SA u/19 Cricket team in 2013 and was offered a full contract with the Cape Cobras in 2014.

Dylan Frick – Cape Winelands Stand-up Paddleboard racingDylan was the 2014 SA Open champion. He competed in European SUP Cup for the first time in 2014, where he participated in five events. He was in the top five in the race in Finland and came 3rd overall in Italy.

Jovan Rebula – Eden GolfJovan was selected to represent South Africa in an u/19 test match against France and received SA Colours. He was selected as part of a four-man team that played in the All Africa Championship in Zambia, where he won the individual competition. He also finished in 10th place at the Toyota Junior World Cup in Japan.

Cheslin Kolbe – Western Province RugbyCheslin was part of the SA Sevens team that won the South African leg of the World Cup Sevens Series in Port Elizabeth. He was crowned as Man of the Match for the final

match. He was also part of the WP Currie Cup Team and the DHL Stormers team.

Tyren van der Spuy – Overberg KickboxingTyren achieved two gold medals at the Boland Kickboxing Championships and a silver at the South African Kickboxing Championships in his weight class. He represented South Africa in at the World Martial Arts Championships in the USA, where he achieved a 2nd, 3rd and 5th place in various events.

Aushron Kruger – Central Karoo SoccerAushton was selected for the All Stars team that participated in a Soccer event China.

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Sportswoman With A Disability

Caylin Titus – West Coast AthleticsCaylin won the 100 m and 200 m events at the West Coast Athletics competition in 2014.

Vicky Scheepers – SWD ParacyclingVicky participated in paracycling for the first time in 2014. She won both the SWD Paracycling Championships and the SA Paracycling Championships. She also participated at the Paracycling World Cup in Spain, where she performed well.

Ilse Hayes – Western Province AthleticsIlse participated in several International Paralympic Committee athletics events in 2014 and won four gold medals and one silver. She also set a new South African record in the 100 m event in Brazil.

Jemma Anderson – Overberg EquestrianJemma was chosen for the WP Showing team in 2014 and won the WP Lower Novice Dressage Championship. She competed in various national events and was chosen as

Best u/14 Child Rider at the WP Showing Championships.

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Sportsman With A Disability

Jacque Khan – West Coast AthleticsJacque came 2nd in the 100 m and 200 m events at the West Coast Athletics competition. He also plays football and cricket.

Daniel Briers-Louw – Cape Winelands WrestlingDaniel won all his local wrestling matches in 2014. He competed at the SA Championships in Pretoria where he won silver and bronze medals.

Bewin Stander – Eden AthleticsBewin participated in the SA Championships for the first time in 2014. He won gold in three events and broke two South African records.

Ernst van Dyk – Western Province Athletics and CyclingErnst represented South Africa at all of the major international UCI Paracycling competitions in 2014. He achieved three 1st place finishes, three 2nd place finishes, one 3rd place finish and one 4th place finish. Ernst won the wheelchair divisions of the Chicago Marathon and the Boston Marathon, and finished 3rd in the London Marathon.

Cameron Julies – Overberg RugbyCameron was captain of the Agulhas School of Skills u/18 rugby team that won the Boland LSEN (Learners with Special Educational Needs) league. He also captained the Boland LSEN u/18 Craven Week team where he scored four tries. Cameron received the “Man of the Match” award for his performance in the Craven Week final. He was also

selected for the SA LSEN Rugby team.

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Sportswoman Of The Year

Elsabe Campbell – West Coast Rock and Surf FishingElsabe was chosen for the Proteas team that competed against Namibia in 2014. She won a bronze medal at the 2014 National Championships. She is currently ranked number 1 in the province and number 2 in South Africa and she holds two national records.

Santjie Olivier – Cape Winelands Lawn BowlsSantjie was selected to play for the South African Ladies Open team. She was part of teams that won a gold and a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games. Santjie is also a member of the SA Gold Squad.

Bianca Buitendag – Eden SurfingBianca was awarded the Rookie of the Year title in 2013. In 2014, she achieved various top five finished at different events. She finished in 2nd place at the 2014 Women’s World Tour. She is currently ranked 7th in the world rankings.

Phumza Maweni – Western Province NetballPhumza played in the Western Province Netball Union A-team at the 2014 National Senior Championships where her team came 5th. Phumza also represented South Africa in a test series against Scotland and New Zealand.

Asmerelda Davids – Overberg RugbyAsmerelda was chosen for the u/16 Boland Sevens team and was chosen as the Player of the Tournament at the Sevens tournament in 2014. She was also selected for the

Springbok Sevens team.

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Sportswoman Of The Year Sportsman Of The Year

Carel Maritz – West Coast HuntingCarel participated in six of the 14 provincial competitions held in 2014. He was the winner of the Free State Open and came 4th in the Western Province Open. He participated in the World Championship in Bloemfontein and was crowned the 2014 World Champion in the Hunting Rifle category.

Evan Carstens – Cape Winelands CyclingEvan has achieved various good finishes in local competitions. He cycled as a member of “Team Pursuit”, which won a gold medal at the Malaysian Grand Prix. He was also part of the team that came 5th at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Scotland.

Jaco Brink – Eden ShootingJaco is currently ranked 5th in South Africa in his category and received Protea Colours in 2014. He was part of the team that competed in Australia and he achieved the highest score in five of the competitions.

Jasper Mocke – Western Province CanoeingJasper came 2nd in the Dusi Canoe Marathon and 6th in the Berg River Canoe Marathon in 2014. He achieved many top five finishes in various events. He also came 1st in the ICF World Marathon Championships in the USA and 2nd at the ICF Surfski World Cup in Italy.

Ruehan van Romburgh – Overberg KickboxingRuehan is the number one fighter in his weight class regionally, provincially and nationally. He won gold medals at the Boland Kickboxing Championships, as well as the Western Cape Kickboxing Championships. He was selected to represent South Africa at the World Senior Kickboxing Championships, where he progressed to the quarter-finals. He is now ranked 5th in the world in his weight class. He was also selected to represent

South Africa at the World Martial Arts Open championships in 2015.

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WINNERS

Volunteer of the Year

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Indigenous Games Star of the Year

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School Team of the Year

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Developing School Team of the Year

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School Sportswoman of the Year

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School Sportsman of the Year

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Journalist of the Year

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Photographer of the Year

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Newcomer of the Year

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Coach of the Year

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Administrator of the Year

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Federation of the Year

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Team of the Year

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Junior Sportswoman of the Year

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Junior Sportsman of the Year

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Sportswoman with a Disability of the Year

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Sportsman with a Disability of the Year

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Sportswoman of the Year

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Sportsman of the Year

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