MONDAY 17TH JULY
HOCKEY
INTER-HOUSE 2023
The 2023 inter-house hockey matches were played on the 17th of July, and the results were as follows:
Juniors

  • 4th place Eland
  • 3rd place Impala
  • Tied for 1st place were Kudu and Sable

Seniors

  • 4th place Eland
  • 3rd place Impala
  • 2nd place Sable
  • 1st place Kudu

Overall

  • 4th were Eland on 3points
  • 3rd were Impala on 6 points
  • 2nd were Sable with 10 points
  • 2023 Winners are Kudu with 12 points.

TUESDAY 18TH JULY
HOCKEY
B LEAGUE VS HELLENIC B
The B League hockey matches vs Hellenic were played at Hellenic B and the results were as follows:

  • U14B drew 0-0
  • U15B lost 0-1
  • U16B won 1-0
  • 2nd Team lost 3-4

WEDNESDAY 19TH JULY
SOCCER
VS ARUNDEL
Our junior and senior soccer teams hosted Arundel on Wednesday 19th July. The results were as follows:
Juniors drew 0-0
Seniors won 1-0

FRIDAY 21ST JULY
HOCKEY
A LEAGUE VS HELLENIC
The A League hockey matches vs Hellenic were played at PHG and the results were as follows:

  • U14A won 7-1
  • U15A won 3-2
  • U16A drew 1-1
  • 1st Team won 3-1

FRIDAY 21ST JULY
HOCKEY
B LEAGUE VS BYO CONVENT
The PHG B hockey teams travelled to Bulawayo to take on the Bulawayo Convent A Teams. The results were:

  • U14B won 3-0
  • U15B won 1-0
  • U16B won 4-0
  • 2nd Team won 3-0

FRIDAY 21ST JULY
HOCKEY
C LEAGUE VS DIRECT CONTACT
The PHG C hockey teams played the Direct Contact A Teams. The results were:

  • U14B won 5-0
  • U15B won 4-0
  • U16B no DC U16 team
  • 3rd Team won 11-0

FRIDAY 21ST JULY
KARATE GRADING
PETERHOUSE GIRLS GRADING
There was a Karate Grading Competition at PHG and the following girls were awarded the following belts:
Yellow Belt

  • Tatenderwa Chaduka
  • Shannon Gumbo
  • Taboka Godie
  • Lindsay Mwatahwa
    Orange Belt
  • Munashe Matsuro
    Purple Belt
  • Tatenda Kumbirai
  • Celine Muhwati

SATURDAY 22ND JULY SUNDAY – 23RD JULY
HORSE-RIDING
HORSE RIDING INTERNATIONAL PONY SHOW (AT HIPEC)
Five PHG girls took part in the International Pony Show at the HIPEC. Results are:
•Ashley Dziva on Flaring
In the Dressage – 3rd place
In the Utility Class age 14 and above – 2nd place
•Sienna Page on Porterhouse
For the Zimbabwe Junior Team – 2nd place
•Taige Dewdney on Skyla
In the Dressage – 5th place
In the Utility Class 12-14 yrs – 1st place.
•Kai Stidolph on super Good
In the Show Jumping 60cm AM2 – 2nd place

SATURDAY 22ND JULY
HOCKEY
A LEAGUE VS KYLE
The PHG A hockey teams traveled to Masvingo to play Kyle College. The results are:

  • U14A won 7-0
  • U15A won 2-1
  • U16A won 3-1
  • 1st Team won 3-1

SATURDAY 22ND JULY
HOCKEY
C LEAGUE VS WESTRIDGE
The PHG C hockey teams played Westridge A teams at PHG. The results are:

  • U14C won 3-0
  • U15A won 3-0
  • U16A lost 0-3
  • 3rd Team drew 0-0

SATURDAY 22ND JULY
SOCCER
CHISIPITE KNOCK-OUT
TOURNAMENT
The PHG Senior soccer team took part in the 2023 Chisipite Knockout Soccer Tournament. Their results were as follows:

  • Vs Tynwald won 1-0
  • Vs St John’s EH won 1-0
  • Vs Hellenic lost 0-1
  • Vs Arundel lost 0-1

HOCKEY
ZIMBABWE U21 SELECTION
The Hockey Association of Zimbabwe selected the final Zimbabwe U21 Team to travel to Chile in December 2023 to play in the U21 Hockey World Cup.
Congratulations to the following girls who have been selected:
o Tanya Changa
o Kelcy Ndoro
o Nyasha Nyaguze (NTR)

Gavel
On the 19th of July Peterhouse Girls Gavel Club hosted the Annual Gavel Dinner. In attendance were members of the Peterhouse Boys Gavel Club, our patrons Ms Rinashe and Mr Banda (PHB), the Headmistress Mrs Hough, and Mrs Pashapa – PHG Director of Culture.

The guest speaker this year, was Mrs Sekai Kuvarika, the CEO of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries. After an ice-breaker from Akanaka Sachikonye, a topic speech by Anna Freeth and a table topic by Tadiwa Mandimutsira, all of which initiated very lively debates, our Guest Speaker spoke on the impact of social media and the idea of ‘Future fit’ in reference to us as tomorrow’s generation.

As young people about to take on the world of work and ‘adulting’, Mrs Kuvarika’s speech was both thought-provoking and inspirational, the toolkit we are going to need to remain true to ourselves in an ever-changing world.