The Sports Editor

Peabo Lembethe has thrived in his hockey career. Peabo attended Maritzburg College where he was introduced to handle the competitiveness of the game. Peabo then studied at Tuks University where he was the captain of the 1st XI hockey team which also won the Varsity Cup. Peabo has represented South Africa on a good number of occasions and is eager to get going again for club and country. He is currently in Ireland where he represents YMCA Hockey Club.

Edward Moore is ever present in his efforts to be the best cricketer he can be. Edward has claimed the opening batsman role in the Warriors squad and continues to show signs of improving from season to season. Whilst he has been dominant in the red ball aspect of the game, Edward has ambitions to do just as well in List A cricket and is eager to show his capabilities when he will be spending some time in England during South Africa's off season.

Edward spoke on his time at Grey High School, the idea behind starting his own academy and just how he has been able to be successful in the game of cricket.

Eathan Bosch has an incredible ability to do the little things well and is ambitious to continue with the great strides he has made in his cricket career. Eathan made his First -Class debut in 2017 for KwaZulu-Natal followed shortly by his debut for the Dolphins in the T20 competition in the 2017/18 season. Eathan has gone onto represent South Africa at U19 level as well as in the Emerging Squad.

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Sibonelo Mashimane is a testament to dedication and commitment. He began his cricket umpiring career in 2005 and 15 years later, cricket grounds are still graced with his presence. Sibonelo (A.K.A. Captain) has a great sense of humour and lives life to its optimum and is a servant to the game of cricket and to the KZN Inland Cricket Union. Sibonelo is also a runner and has completed 11 Comrades Marathons and shows no signs of giving up.

Muller du Plessis is one of the most exciting rugby players to have  emerged through the ranks of rugby in South Africa. Muller has been  successful with a number of teams and continues to grow as a player and  improve on his skills.

- 2016 & 2017 : U18 Craven Week

- 2016 & 2017: SA Schools Rugby

- 2017: Paarl Gim 1st XV Captain

- 2018: Signs for The Sharks

- 2018: SA U20 Rugby

- 2018: Springbok Sevens

- 2019: World Series Dream Team for Paris 7's tournament

- 2020: Hat-trick vs England at Vancouver Sevens

Carl Bradfield can be considered as one of the most meticulous cricket coaches in South Africa at school boy level. Carl played First-Class cricket for Eastern Province (Warriors) for the duration of his professional career and scored over 5000 runs in 93 matches. Carl was very disciplined in his cricket approach and it shows in how he brings the best out of the players that he coaches.

Jonathan Kaplan, a world renowned rugby referee, spoke to The Sports Editor about his illustrious career. Jon started his career whilst still attending school and was soon appointed onto the SA Referee panel. Jon has won numerous awards and sees things for what they are.

Josh Stander has developed as a rugby player and brings much value to  whichever team he represents. After attending Queens College, Josh spent  some time playing for the Blue Bulls before making the move to the  Stormers where he spent a number of seasons before making the move to  Japan. The fly-half now plays for Suntory Sungoliath and is making the  most of his opportunity at the club.

Meyrick Pringle can easily be considered a man of many talents. From playing cricket for South Africa, to coaching and now involved in ostrich farming, Meyrick leaves no stone unturned. Meyrick has also commentated on cricket in Xhosa for SuperSport. We spoke about where it all began for him, how he pushed the boundaries with coach Duncan Fletcher, his coaching experiences in India as well as being on the receiving end of a blow to the eye in a Test against India.

Melusi Mthethwa has worked hard to be the back line coach of the rugby franchise, the Cheetahs. After studying human movement and doing his bit in the scouting world, Melusi did well with the Cheetah's U21 team and is now embracing the challenges with the successful Currie Cup team.