The Gauteng East 2020 Interprovincial Tennis teams that were selected to represent Gauteng East at the South African schools tournament from April 9-13 this year couldn’t participate in the tournament as it was cancelled due to Covid-19, but the coaches still wanted to congratulate the players and mention the teams that were chosen.
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The u-13 team was scheduled to play in Bloemfontein and the u-15 and the u-19 teams were scheduled to play in Pretoria but weren’t able to due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The u-13 team and the schools they represent:
Juan Pierre du Plessis – Laerskool Impala, Christiaan Franken – Leeuwenhof Akademie, Arron van Eck – Ashton Junior College, Aidan Blaauw – Laerskool Baanbreker, Baatile Modise – Ashton Junior College, Taahir Mia – Waterstone College, Hannah Crafford – St Dominic’s, Abigail Wheeler – Waterstone College, Danielle Chapman – Laerskool Selection Park, Vanessa Foley – St Andrew’s, Sophia Koen – Homeschool, Sarah Moyo – Ashton Junior College.
The u-15 team and the schools they represent:
Boitshepo Maake – Hoërskool Marais Viljoen, Nkosikhona Ubisi – Thutto High School, Jaydan Rooskrantz – Hoërskool Marais Viljoen, Andrzej Lubasinski – Homeschool, Zander de Jager – Laerskool Oosterkruin, Stefan Matic – Springs Boys High, Tongase Chilango – Curro Serengeti, Sadie Tolken – Waterstone College, Celeste Matsaudza – St Dominic’s, Shazneen Kholvadia – Benoni Muslim School, Angelique Jansen van Vuuren – Hoërskool Dr. EG Jansen, Erin McKenzie – Holy Rosary School.
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The u19 Team and the schools they represent:
Lyle Thomas – Alberton High, Lesedi Malapile – Shangri-La Academy, Daniele Dimitrov – Ashton Senior College, Ethan Lee – King Edward VII School, Chay van Eck – Ashton Senior College, Alistair Dick- Vercammen – King Edward VII School, Kgomotso Mabote – Bokamoso Secondary School, Dominique Jansen van Vuuren – Hoërskool Dr. EG Jansen, Elena Mandic – St Andrew’s, Tyrah Cook – Holy Rosary School, Karabo Maluleke – Holy Rosary School, Cayley Symons – St Andrew’s.
