The Chronicle 2022

PASCOE

PASCOE Back Row: Joshua Aissing, Ntando Khumalo, Thomas Cradock, Joshua Perkins, Nikolaos Bratos, Blake Neale, Oliver Walters, Tawana Makura, Thomas Mitchell, Ben Keep, Aiden Jinnah, Ryan Bruwer, Kungalo Somhlahlo; Fourth Row: Adam Collins, Max Chapman, Stephan Macamo, Ashton Marais, Lukas Lorenzo, Keagan Elliott, Daniel French, Luke Mitchell, Brian Bowmaker, Ben Cheales, Nicholas French, Samuel Mitchell, Robert Short, Etienne Weyers; Third Row: Alexander Mvulane, Angelo Nkosi, Noah Satram, Elliot Springate, Ayabonga Shivane, Thabo Njapha, Tshiamo Boikhutso, Sizwe Sibotshiwe, Ayandiswa Buthelezi, Johnroy Watt-Pringle, Cameron Jones, Radhesh Jhilmeet, Motheo Shango, Chishala Kalenga; Second Row: Riley van Schoor, Asande Nkosi, Reece Hubner, Arefa Tshitoeng, Kyle du Plessis, Nkanyeziyokusa Ndlovu, Dane Harrison, Daniel Aissing, Gabriel Isabwa, Jonathan Boesak, Matthew Samuels, Connor Coutts, Ross Markham, Lwazi Dlamini; Front Row (seated): Ms Sindisiwe Mnikathi, Mr Sifiso Masina, Mr Sean Rice, Noah Bedingham, Mrs Sally Cahill, Thomas McCall, Ms Aldi Smith, Matthew de Villiers, Mr Nkanyiso Ngcobo, Alban le Vieux, Mr Grant Ball, Oliver Cheales, Mr James Fleming, Lwando Ntuli, Mr Junior Mazibuko, Mr Evan Mickelburgh

team with Robert Short, Gabriel Isabwa, Nkanyezi Ndlovu and Matthew Samuels all playing in the U14B team. Cameron Jones led the U14A cricket side, while Riley van Schoor represented the school tennis team. Connor Coutts represented the first golf team. With the excitement of second term the new boys relished participating in their first covid-free rugby season for a very long time. Elliot and Connor both made the U14A hockey side, and Elliot went on to represent the provincial hockey side. On the rugby field, we had Cameron Jones playing U14A with Adam Collins and Matthew Samuels playing in the B side and benching for the A team. Third term, “silly season” saw the boys unleashing their prowess with a football. Nkanyezi Ndlovu managed to play in the U14A side. Along with these various sporting accomplishments, the newest members in our Pascoe family settled into the challenge of high school work well with Dane Harrison and Gabriel Isabwa both placing in the top ten academically while Nicholas French and Adam Collins maintainied an A average for the duration of the year. What an exceptional way to start to a high school career boys! Our D Blockers continued to excel on the sport field with Keegan Elliot representing both the KwaZulu-Natal waterpolo team as well making the stayers’ squad, earning the title of defensive player of the year. Daniel Aissing also played in the U15A waterpolo team. On the basketball court, Lukas Lorenzo, and

Written by Matthew de Villiers Housemaster: Mr Nkanyiso Ngcobo Assistant Housemaster: Mr Grant Ball (until 30 September); Mr JP Olivier (wef 1 October) House Tutors: Mr James Fleming, Mr Evan Mickleburgh, Ms Aldi Smith, Mrs Sally Cahill, Mr Alex Masina, Mr Junior Mazibuko Head of House: Matthew de Villiers House Prefects: Noah Bedingham, Oliver Cheales, Lwando Ntuli, Thomas Mccall, Alban le Vieux hat a year for this House! The “house with its own flair” has had many boys come and go, all relishing the memories and bonds that were formed from the E Block six man to the Copshop. This year we were finally back to standard Michaelhouse procedure, with boys leading jam packed Michaelhouse lives, but still finding the time to enjoy a good game of House touch on our home field of Punchbowl. Our newest members thrived early on with Adam Collins and Elliot Springate both representing the U14A water polo team with Elliot being selected to play for the province as well. On the basketball court, Sizwe Sibotshiwe and Etienne Weyers both represented the U14A W

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