Northwood vs DHS
Wednesday 5 June
| Team | Result | Goal Scorer |
| 1st | Won 3 – 1 | J. Pillay 1, S. McManus 1, D. van der Merwe 1 |
| U16A | Won 3 – 1 | T. Nobre 1, S. de Marigny 1, S. Bradbury 1 |
| U14A | Won 7 – 1 | T. Stanley 3, F. Ngcobo 2, S. Capell 1, R. Pridham 1 |
Northwood vs DHS
Wednesday 5 June
| Team | Result | Goal Scorer |
| 1st | Won 3 – 1 | J. Pillay 1, S. McManus 1, D. van der Merwe 1 |
| U16A | Won 3 – 1 | T. Nobre 1, S. de Marigny 1, S. Bradbury 1 |
| U14A | Won 7 – 1 | T. Stanley 3, F. Ngcobo 2, S. Capell 1, R. Pridham 1 |
The Northwood 1st hockey team came out on top of a very scrappy encounter against St Charles on Saturday.
The match was played in hot, windy conditions on a very slow and sticky turf. The first half was even with both teams creating a number of chances. It was Northwood who broke the deadlock when Matthew de Sousa found Jamie Pillay unmarked on the far post after a brilliant run from just inside the oppositions half.
St Charles hit back when they latched onto a loose rebound after a great save from Kyle Pillay. The scoreline remained at 1 – 1 going into the half time break.
The second half saw Northwood step up the pressure and they were rewarded on three occasions. The first coming when Matthew de Sousa smashed in a rebound. This was then followed by a great reverse stick goal from Dale van der Merwe and a deft finish from Shane Bradbury.
St Charles managed to pull one back before the end of the game when they tapped home after a goal mouth scramble but Northwood secured the 4 – 2 victory.
Northwood congratulates the following players who have made the KZN Coastals hockey teams, well done boys!
KZN Coastals U18A
Rhys Westermeyer
Tylo Remke
Matthew de Sousa
Dale van der Merwe
Steve McManus
Youlan Govender
KZN Coastals U18B
Greg Wright
KZN Coastals U18C
Kyle Pillay
Hilton Venning-Pridham
Simon du Plessis
Michael McNeill
Jamie Pillay
Matthew Robinson
KZN Coastals U16B
Shane Bradbury
Mfana Dlamini
Sacha de Marigny
KZN Coastals U14A
Conner Ronquest
Shahied Cariem
KZN Coastals U14B
Fuzelethu Ngcobo
Slater Capell
The Durban beachfront buzzed for the final weekend of the Kzn Schools Surfing Final, which took place as part of a surfing & Jetski beach festival presented by the South African Maritime Safety Association and Durban Stars. It’s been a while since the Golden Mile witnessed a beach festival featuring surfing, jet-skiing, volleyball and touch rugby, and the event, along with the tremendously well-supported and iconic East Coast Radio Big Walk, brought back a carnival atmosphere too long missing from Durban’s revamped promenade.
Congratulations to our B team who have surfed really well and made it to the semi finals before being knocked out on Sunday, and to our A team who surfed their way into the finals. The standard of surfing was really high, which is very encouraging for the sport, it was the best school surfing has ever seen.
Competitors had their pick of clean 3 foot North Beach runners in perfect sunshine and clear water while professional judges scored from the tower and parents, coaches and members of the public cheered for their charges and stressed over wave-counts and heat-management, inter-school surfing finally had the stage it deserved.
The final was very close, but it was just not our day and we were placed 4th. Well done to the boys for making the final and thank you to the sponsors and supporters who came down to the beach.
RESULTS
1. Crawford College North Coast “A”
2. Durban High School “A”
3. Amanzimtoti High School “A”
4. Northwood High School “A”
5. Ashton International College “A”
1st team had a close fixture against WBHS narrowly losing 6 games to 7 Well done to Greg Wright and Hugh Cunningham winning their matches 3 – 1 and 3 – 0 respectively.
3rd team lost 2 games to 6 against Crawford La Lucia with Derek Fitzgerald being the only one of the team to win his match 2 – 0.
Both the 1st and 3rd team played at Crusaders.
The 4th team travelled up to Kloof Country Club to play against Thomas More College.
Robert Lukan and Daniel Harper both won their matches. The 4th team won 6 games to 3.
| Team | Result | Goal Scorer |
| 1st | Won 2 – 0 | M. Robinson 1, S. McManus 1 |
| 2nd | Lost 1 – 0 | |
| 3rd | Lost 1 – 0 | |
| U16A | Lost 3 – 2 | S. Bradbury 2 |
| U16B | Lost 3 – 0 | |
| U16C | Lost 2 – 1 | J. Snyman |
| U16D | Lost 2 – 0 | |
| U14A | Lost 2 – 0 | |
| U14B | Lost 3 – 0 | |
| U14C | Lost 2 – 0 | |
| U14D | Lost 3 – 1 | Own Goal |
| Played: 11 Won: 1 Drew: 0 Lost: 10 | ||
The Northwood 1st hockey team claimed a solid 2 – 0 victory against a hard working Westville team on Friday night.
The match was played at a high tempo with Northwood creating most of the chances. Westville’s only chance of the first half came through a penalty corner which was run down by the Northwood first wave Dale van der Merwe. The teams went into the half time break deadlocked at 0 – 0.
The second half saw Northwood build on their momentum of the first half and they finally managed to break down the Westville defence when a brilliant pass from Tylo Remke found Matthew de Sousa in space who drew the goal keeper and played the ball to Matthew Robinson who made no mistake with a composed finish.
Westville created their second penalty corner of the game but the flick missed the target. Northwood extended their lead late in the half when Steve McManus scored from a penalty corner rebound. Northwood controlled the remainder of the half to clinch the victory.
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Get behind the Springboks and show your support by dressing up in your Bok gear!
The class with the most imaginative pictures wins 40 tickets for their school to watch the Springboks playing at Growthpoint Kings Park Stadium on 8 June, so don’t miss out on this fabulous opportunity and make sure to wear your green and gold tomorrow!
In the 4th round of Northwood vs Durban Girls High School our boys proudly scored 9 and a half points out of 10 and DGHS scored half. We beat them convincingly . Our boys were real gentlemen and DGHS coach Jason Subke thanked the boys for the way they handled themselves.
This weekend’s is the KZN Schools Surfing Final contest. It is going to be surfed over two days, 25th & 26th May, and it promises to be the biggest final KZN schools has ever had. The beaches are going to be packed, and there is going to be plenty of action as it forms part of a beach festival presented by Durban Stars and SAMSA.
The competition has reached a new level and this weekend is going to be the best platform, to show case it. It’s going to be fierce out there and the results are going to be close if this year’s league was anything to go by! We wish our boys all the best as they have surfed really well this season and so far have gone unbeaten.
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