Basketball – U14 Tournament at Peterhouse
Saturday, 15 November
Results:
Played 5 | Won 4 | Lost 1
Group Stage:
- vs Lomagundi – Won 25–5
- vs Nattie Borrowdale – Lost 12–19
- vs Tynwald – Won 34–4
Quarter-Finals:
- vs BMC – Won 22–8
Semi-Finals:
- vs Falcon College – Won 21–7
Final:
- vs St Ignatius – Match rained off
A new date for the final will be announced soon.
Peterhouse displayed excellent teamwork and defensive strength throughout the tournament, securing a place in the final before weather brought proceedings to an early close.
Cricket – Lomagundi Super 8s Tournament
Weekend of 15–16 November
Overall Record: Played 6 | Won 4 | Lost 2
The Peterhouse U15A Cricket Team delivered a spirited and consistent performance at the Lomagundi Super 8s Tournament, finishing runners-up out of eight competitive schools.
Match Highlights
- vs Alpha Cricket Academy (Zambia) – Won by 6 runs
- Key Players: Niall Whaley (43*), Patrick Mostert (36*)
- vs Falcon College – Won by 6 wickets
- Key Player: Whaley (38*)
- vs St George’s – Won chasing 118
- Key Players: Whaley (41*), Simbarashe Paradza (29)
- Qualifier vs CBC – Lost narrowly
- Eliminator vs St George’s – Defended 100 to win by 12 runs
- Key Player: Mostert (33)
- Final vs CBC – CBC 152; Peterhouse fell short despite a determined effort
Peterhouse showed resilience, composure under pressure, and strong partnerships throughout the tournament, ultimately finishing 2nd out of 8 schools.
In the Senior Tournament, Liam Whaley’s 6ers franchise won the competition.
Special Recognition:
Congratulations to Carl Magutakuoana, who was named Best Wicket Keeper of the senior tournament.
Swimming – Chisipite Fountain Co-Ed Gala
Saturday, 15 November
Final Team Standings:
1st – Chisipite & St John’s: 500 points
2nd – Hellenic: 492 points
3rd – Peterhouse: 472 points
4th – Falcon: 448 points
5th – Chisipite & St John’s B: 334 points
6th – Convent & St George’s: 268 points
7th – Arundel & St Ignatius: 178 points
8th – Lomagundi: 94 points
A commendable third-place finish for Peterhouse, showcasing depth and strength in both individual and relay events.
Zimbabwe Team Selections:
Congratulations to Shingai Shumba and Callum Chisholm, who have both been selected to represent Zimbabwe at the 4th African Youth Games to be held in Luanda, Angola this December.
This prestigious continental event brings together young athletes from across Africa to compete in over 30 sporting disciplines and will serve as a qualifier for the 2026 Dakar Youth Olympics.
Their selection is a testament to their dedication, hard work, and consistency in training.
We wish them every success as they prepare to compete against Africa’s finest young athletes.