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Six netball players to second round...

Following today's first round of provincial netball trials, which took place at HTS Witbank, we are proud of the following six girls who have progressed to the second round of trials.

ASA Senior Championships | 2026

Two of Hoërskool Ben Viljoen’s athletes, Jaco van der Westhuyzen and Marnu Hancke, have recently reached their peak in their respective athletics seasons. Both athletes have been selected for the Limpopo Senior Athletics Team, which will compete in the 2026 ASA Senior Athletics Championships, based on their excellent performances.

First Netball Team at Camp Discovery...

Our first netball team participated in an exciting and competitive netball tournament at Camp Discovery from 31 March to 2 April. The team consistently showed strong character, teamwork and perseverance against some of the strongest netball schools.

Dallers at Klein Karoo Saadproduksie...

Our first rugby team participated from 26 March to 2 April in the Klein Karoo Seed Production u/19 Rugby Week, held at Hoër Landbouskool Oakdale. This prestigious rugby week brought together schools from across the country and provided players with the opportunity to test their skills, perseverance, and teamwork against strong opposition.

First team at Merensky Hockey...

Our first girls’ hockey team participated in the Merensky Hockey Festival from 30 March to 2 April at Merensky Landbou Akademie in Tzaneen, where they showcased outstanding hockey skills and true team spirit.

Quintin Hauptfleisch, one of our Grade 10 learner and a talented young lawn bowler from Marble Hall Bowls Club, was recently selected for the Limpopo u/18 team - an achievement that reflects his hard work and dedication.

The team will play in the BSA Junior National Bowls Tournament in Bloemfontein from 27 to 31 March 2026, where the top young players from across South Africa will compete. This tournament not only provides a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills, but also serves as an important development opportunity for the future of bowls in the country.

Quintin’s inclusion in the team is a testament to his perseverance, discipline and love for the game. His achievement brings pride not only to the school but also to the entire community.

We wish Quintin and the Limpopo team all the best for the tournament. Their participation and possible successes at the national level are eagerly awaited.