Hockey players earn WP caps

27 March 2006

A couple of UCT players have earned themselves places in the Western Province U21 A and Peninsula squads after recent trials. Jenna Cunliff, Lauren Johnstone and Jenni-Lee Lowin were named for the A side. In turn, Leigh-Ann Gerhardt, Erins Heyns, Sarah-Jane Ross, Thaakirah Samuels and Mandy Skinner feature in the WP Peninsula outfit. Both squads are dominated by UCT and, even more so, by University of Stellenbosch players.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 25 Edition 06

27 Mar 2006

News

Experts pull together against bird flu

Debating union trains prospects in townships

The gloves go on

Stop press

Students take flight

Project alleviates effects of HIV/AIDS

The cosmos - an introduction to the universe

Phuhlisa students hit the ground running

Letters

Report says SA gem is losing its glow

Two more genes found in sporting puzzle

It's that time of year again

Crime warning

Campus highlights

Best feet forward

Hockey players earn WP caps

Final step towards Two Oceans

Take your old squash racket out of the mothballs for SHAWCO

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