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Hall Sports Results


Hall Sports Results

Allan Webb Hall has distinguished themselves in Sport at Rhodes 老虎机游戏_pt老虎机-平台*官网 in the past, with Winchester House winning the Inter-Res Competition twice in the Mens section in 2000 and 2001 and Canterbury House winning twice in the Ladies section in 1998 and 2002. We pride ourselves on our committment to Sport at all levels, formal and informal, professional and amateur. Over the years several members of our Hall have distinguished themselves at the SASSU (South African Students Sports Union) Games in the fields of Rowing, Rugby, Basketball, Hockey and others. Several members of our Hall represent Rhodes 老虎机游戏_pt老虎机-平台*官网 in a variety of team sports. We are especially proud of our successes, both past and present, because we are competing against Halls who are much larger than us and still managing to hold our own.

Sport within the Hall


Sport within Hall

There is also the Annual Winchester vs Salisbury Soccer match. Please take a look at our Photo Album for pictures from the event.

Inter-Res Sport

Our Achievements in the Men's Section

In 1998 Salisbury House tied 7th with Graham House, and Winchester House tied 8th with Stanley Kidd and Cory/Matthews. In 1999 Winchester came 6th and Salisbury 8th. In 2000 Winchester moved up the ranks and came 1st with 73 points, (Oppies were 2nd with 59 points and Cory/Matthews came 3rd with 57 points). In 2001 Winchester won again, this time with 117 points, (Cory/Matthews came 2nd with 114 points and the Oppies came 3rd with 47!) In 2002 Winchester came 2nd with 108 points, (Jan Smuts won that year with 175 points, Cory/Matthews and Botha came third with 106 points each.) In 2003 Winchester and Salisbury joined forces and came 5th with 71 points, (Jan Smuts won that year with 144 points, Botha came second with 123, Piet Retief came third with 93 points and the Oppidans came fourth with 76 points). In 2004 Winchester and Salisbury continued their sporting partnership and came 2nd with 86 points. (Goldfields won that year with 118 points). In 2005 the Winchester/Salisbury alliance repeated their performance, coming 2nd overall with 83 points. In 2006 Winchester took 5th place in the overall mens trophy with 82 points and Salisbury took 17th place with 39 points. (First place went to Guy Butler House with 114 points). In 2007 Winchester took 6th place with 77 points and Salisbury took 13th place with 23 points (Goldfields took first place with 125 points followed by Guy Butler with 111 points).

Our Achievements in the Ladies Section

In 1998 Canterbury won the Inter-Res Ladies Section with 40 points, (Allan Gray came 2nd with 18 points and Atherstone came 3rd with 16 points). In 1999 Canterbury was placed 3rd with 28 points, (Stanley Kidd won that year with 34 points and Olive Schriener came 2nd with 32 points). In 2000 Canterbury came 8th but worked hard and came 5th in 2001 and worked even harder to win by 13 points in 2002, finishing with 120 points, (New House was second that year with 107 points.) In 2003 Canterbury came fourth with 56 points (being beaten by Atherstone in third position with 59 points, Walker in second place with 64.5 points and Milner winning the event for that year with 122 points). In both 2004 and 2005 Canterbury came 2nd, after a hard-fought, year-long contest with Ruth First House, which saw consistent participation in the inter-residence competition at an all-time high. In 2006 Canterbury took a well deserved first place with 112 points followed by Victoria Mxenge with 83.5 points. In 2007 Canterbury took second place with 105 points and Truro came 23rd with 4 points. (Victoria Mxenge won with 130 points).

The results for 2007 are as follows:

WOMEN’S SECTION?

MEN’S SECTION

1

Victoria Mxenge

130

1

Goldfields

125

2

Canterbury

105

2

Guy Butler

111

3

Thomas Pringle

71

3

Centenary

88

4

New House

61

4

Cory/Matthews

86

5

Oriel

51

5

Piet Retief

78

5

Milner

51

6

Winchester

77

7

Dingemans

50

7

Botha

76

8

Olive Schreiner

46

8

Stanley Kidd

54

9

Jameson

40

9

Cullen Bowles

41

9

Ruth First

40

10

Jan Smuts

38

9

Beit

40

11

College

37

12

Cradock

33

12

Oppies

36

13

John Kotze

30

13

Salisbury House

23

14

Helen Joseph

25

14

Graham

18

14

Walker

25

15

Adamson

17

16

Allan Gray

18

15

De Beers

17

17

Hobson

16

17

Oakdene

6

18

Oppies

15

18

Celeste

2

18

Atherstone

15

20

Phelps

10

21

Prince Alfred

6

21

Livingstone

6

23

Truro

4

24

Lillian Britten

3

The individual results for 2007 are as follows:

Men's Section: Winchester

Sport Code

Position

Tied with

Rugby - mixed touch

5th

tie with New House

Cross-Country

5th

Netball

4th

Track and Field

7th

tie with Stanley Kidd

Triathlon

2nd

Volleyball

3rd

Badminton

8th

Water-Polo

9th

Basketball

5th

Chess

2nd

Tennis

9th

Rifle

7th

tie with Cullen Bowles

Soccer

6th

Swimming

10th

Hockey

7th

Canoe

6th

Squash

8th

Tae kwon-Do6th
Pool5th
Rowing3rd

Men's Section: Salisbury

The individual results for 2007 are as follows:

Sport Code

Position

Tied with

Cross-Country

3rd

Volleyball

12th

Archery

17th

Tied with Guy Butler

Chess

4th

Round-the-Block

2nd

Rifle

4th

Soccer

14th

Hockey

16th

Women's Section: Canterbury

Sport Code

Position

Tied with

Rifle

7th

Tied with Helen Joseph & New House

Table-Tennis

1st

Water-Polo

2nd

Netball

3rd

Archery

3rd

Basketball

4th

Chess

2nd

Indoor Climbing

1st

Rowing

3rd

Swimming

7th

Tennis

1st

Track and Field

5th

Tied with New House & Thomas Pringle

Volleyball

3rd

Badminton

1st

Canoe

4th

Cross-Country

6th

Underwater Hockey

4th

Round-the-Block

5th

Squash

2nd

Fly-Fishing

3rd

Tae kwon-Do7th
Hockey5th
Pool10th

Women's Section: Truro

Sport Code

Position

Tied with

Underwater Hockey9th

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