tices with enthusiasm and enjoyment and, under the able captaincy of P. Lamplough,developed a fine team spirit. Asthe bowlersleamtthe value ofline and length,the bats men improved their running between the wickets and the players' expertise generally improved, with the pleasing result that several players were promoted to the Ateam.In thefourth team,they gained confidence in their undoubted abilities, and hard work paid off as excellent scores (e.g. 237/5 declared v. Maritzburg College) and 207/7 v. Glenwood) were obtained. All in all, these boys were a pleasure to coach, producing from 13 matches 8 wins,4 losses and a draw-a very creditable overall performance. J. BROADBENT Results: 1st Term V.Weston Weston 109/8 declared(Cole 5/22) Kearsney 112/4(Graham 29,Lamplough 51 n.o.) Won by6wickets V. Clifton Clifton 49 Kearsney 40 Lost by9runs V.Pinetown Kearsney 139/9(Campbell 36) Pinetown 94(Verbaan 3/5,Campbell 4/14) Won by45 runs V. Westville Westville 82(Cole 5/16) Kearsney 74 Lost by8runs V. Michaelhouse U14D Kearsney 166/7 declared(Watson 67 n.o.) Michaelhouse 42(Verbaan 6/12) Won by 124 runs V. Maritzburg College U13C College 102(Leitch 4/22) Kearsney 73 Lost by 29runs V.Highbury Kearsney 84/4(Leitch 28 n.o., Watson 30 n.o,.) Highbury 69 Won by 15 runs V.D.H.S.U13C D.H.S. 199(Cocks 3/47) Kearsney 149(Corbett 39,Cole 29) Lost by50runs V. Clifton Kearsney 145/3(Leitch 28,Corbett66 n.o.) Clifton 88(Watson 4/4) Won by 57runs Results:4th Term V.D.H.S.U13C D.H.S. 104/5 Kearsney 108/3(Leitch 40 n.o.) Won by 7wickets V. Maritzburg College U13C Kearsney 237/5 declared(Graham 59,Leitch 75,Pilheam 25,Campbell 44 n.o.) College 121/6 Match drawn V. Glenwood Kearsney 207/7(Graham 25,Duys 30,Leith 61,Corbett 37,Cocks 28 n.o.) Glenwood 190/9(Cocks 4/31) Won by 17runs V.Pinetown Pinetown 98/10(Richardson 3/28) Kearsney 102/4(Graham 32) Won by6wickets UNDER 13D Captain: H.Lewis/R.James Players: J. Baxter, C.Bolland,G.Burden,R.James,M. Maonder, P. Moodaliyar, T. Moodley, A. Motopi, A. Roosell,M.Shama,T. Sisson,A.Smal Results(all limited overs games) V. Thomas More Won by 10runs V. Hillcrest High Won by6runs V. Clifton Won by 32runs V. Clifton Won by 27runs V.Pinetown Won by 11 runs This was a most enjoyable season for all concerned. R.LAMPLOUGH Cross Country Kearsney had a fairly successful season this year and our junior A team(M.Austin, T. Pilkington and V. Zikalala) acquitted themselves particularly well coming 4th overall out of the 26 teams participating in the Pietermaritzburg and Districts Interschool Cross Country League.Both M. Austin and T. Pilkington were selected for the Pietermaritzburg and Districts U15team.ThejuniorB and, when numbers permitted, thejunior C teams ran enthusi astically and enjoyed a pleasant season.Atthe senior level R. Brown,A. Mowatt and R. Steel represented Kearsney creditably.M.Jamescaptained the Cross Country team this year but unfortunately could only participate in two ofthe eight league runs because ofinjury. At Kearsney itself the entire school took part in two cross country races as part of the interhouse athletics competi tion. Finningley won the junior section, and Gillingham easily won the senior section. The respective positions were: Juniors Seniors 1st G.Collingwood (F) 1st K.Ewer (G) 2nd M.Austin (F) 2nd A.Mowatt (F) 3rd T.Pikington (F) 3rd A.Borressen (G) 4th J. Lemmer (P) 4th R.Steel (P) 1993 was by and large a successful year for cross country. J.B. McMICHAEL Gymnastics We had a fairly good year in 1993 with two of our boys being chosen to represent Natal in junior gymnastics. G. Parry once again gained selection and competed in Grade 2 with C.van Schalk being chosen for Grade 3.C.Cronje was very unlucky to slip on his vault(normally his strong point). Otherwise we would have had three boys in the Natal team. R.Pearson coached during the rugby season and did a very finejob. G.Parry won the Payne Brothers trophy for being the best gymnast. K.SMITH 71
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