POLOKWANE – The ceremony took place last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The floating trophies for the various levels and categories went as follows:
Girls artistic:
• Level one best progress – Mia van der Merwe.
• Best level one gymnast in North Zone – Lejane Bredenkamp.
• Best level two gymnast in North Zone – Leane Lourens.
• Best level three gymnast in North Zone – Vine van den Heever.
• Best level four to six gymnast at the South Africa Gym Games – Sanja Pretorius.
• Hardest worker in level four to six – Lara Prenzler.
• 12 years of gymnastics – Xanri Steenkamp and Cleo-Anne Manamela.
Boys artistic:
• Best level one gymnast at North Zone – Zaeem Cassim.
• Best level one improvement – Lulu Mathoba.
• Highest apparatus point at North Zone for level one – Zack Schnell with 9,7 at low bar.
• Best level two u/9 at North Zone – Julian Lombard.
• Best level two over nine at North Zone – Berco van der Linde.
• Best level three at North Zone – Ayden Venter and Pedri Neethling.
• Most improved boy – Caleb Botha.
• Most improved boy at the South African Gym Games – Martin Botha.
• Best high school boy at the South African Gym Games – Liam Botha and Kyle Herz.
Rhythmic:
• Best level one u/7 in Limpopo – Reatlegile Ledwaba.
• Best level one u/7 interprovincial – Jeanell Malan.
• Best level one u/8 interprovincial – Naledi Jantjies.
• Best level one u/9 interprovincial – Lehlogonolo Semenya.
• Best level two u/8 interprovincial – Lepsy Chuene.
• Best level two u/9 or u/10 interprovincial – Thato Moena.
• Best level three interprovincial – Mikaila Jacobs.
• Best primary school gymnast level four to seven at the South African Gym Games – Melchizedek Maponya.
• Best high school gymnast level four to seven at the South African Gym Games – Monene Kelly.
Trampoline:
• Best beginner – Elizmarie Miller.
• Best trampoline gymnast of the year in Euro and Mini trampoline – Leandre du Preez.
Senior boys artistic:
• Most improved primary school gymnast – Caleb Braack.
• Best primary school gymnast – Martin Botha.
