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PRETORIA2017BEYOND# 

Hosted by Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Pretoria 

Program 

PRETORIA2017BEYOND#

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INDEX 

The University of Pretoria 

Welcome Message 

Information Centre 

Participating Shcools 

Program of Events 

Festival Arrangements 

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p4 

p6 

p7 

p8 

p9 

Cultural Activities: 

Beyond the Plate 

Creative Writing 

Debating 

Drama 

Orchestra 

Public Speaking 

Serenade 

Visual Art 

Sports Activities: 

Golf 

Chess 

Hockey 

Netball 

Squash 

Tennis 

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p11 

p12 

p14 

p15 

p16 

p17 

p18 

p19 

p26 

p28 

p30 

p33 

p35 

Maps p20, 21 

Maps p24, 25 

Our Sponsors p22-23 

Previous and Future Host Schools p38 

School Hostesses 

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All Girls’ Festival 2017 Program

About the University of Pretoria 

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UP is a leading research university in 

South Africa and one of the largest in 

the country. The University has seven 

campuses as well as a number of 

other sites of operation, such as the 

Pretoria Academic Hospital. Central 

administration is located at the 

Hatfield Campus. 

The University of Pretoria offers more 

than 1 800 academic programmes 

in two of the official languages, 

namely Afrikaans and English. (Some 

programmes and modules are offered 

only in English.) 

In 1996, the University of Pretoria 

became the university with the highest 

research output in South Africa and 

we have maintained this status. The 

University of Pretoria celebrated its 

Centenary in 2008. 

The academic programmes of the 

University are offered in nine faculties, 

as well as a business school. The 

faculties comprise a total of 140 

departments and 85 centres, institutes 

and bureaus. UP is at the forefront of 

tertiary education in the country and 

collaborates with world-class partners 

to ensure continued excellence in 

learning and teaching. 

Faculties: 

• Economic and Management 

Sciences 

• Education 

• Engineering, Built Environment & 

Information Technology 

• Health Sciences 

• Humanities 

• Law 

• Natural and Agricultural Sciences 

• Theology 

• Veterinary Science 

Business School: 

Gordon Institute of Business Science 

(GIBS) 

Considering the University of Pretoria? 

The University of Pretoria is a multifaculty 

research-intensive university 

with campuses in Pretoria, its 

surrounds, and in the country’s 

economic hub, Johannesburg. The 

University is conveniently situated 

in close proximity to government 

departments and major research 

entities in Pretoria, including the 

National Research Foundation (NRF) 

and the Council for Scientific and 

Industrial Research (CSIR). 

The University provides an 

environment that is stimulating, 

intellectually challenging and 

conducive to optimising teaching and 

learning. The approach to education 

is holistic. Through participation in 

the wide range of campus activities 

and societies focusing on sports, arts 

and culture, students become wellrounded 

citizens. 

As one of South Africa’s oldest and 

most prestigious institutions of higher 

education, the University of Pretoria 

provides a refreshing mix of academic 

tradition and progressive vision. The 

latter is brought to life by means of 

world-class research that results in 

positive, tangible contributions to both 

local and global communities. 


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Welcome Message 

Dear Principals, Coaches 

and Participants 

I wish to extend warmest greetings to everybody attending the National All 

Girls Festival 2017 being held in our capital city, Pretoria, also affectionately 

known as the Jacaranda City. This year we are celebrating the 18th 

anniversary of the National All Girls Festival. During the past 17 years, 

girls from all over the country have come together at some of our finest 

schools to compete in various sporting and cultural codes. Although the 

competition element is ever-present, the essential character of the festival 

has not changed. In essence the festival brings together young people from 

all walks of life, creates opportunities to build new friendships and fosters a 

better understanding of unity in diversity. We learn to respect our differences 

yet celebrate the unique privilege of being girls in public single-sex schools. 

The planning committee of the 2017 festival wanted a theme that our 

Generation Z learners can specifically relate to. Every All Girls Festival that 

I have attended over the past 10 years has had its own special touch and 

this year’s will be no exception. After long deliberation, we decided on 

Beyond# as our theme. Since we are hosting the 18th festival, we thought it 

appropriate to give it a brand new look. Bearing in mind that, at the age of 

18, our girls move beyond the safety and security of the school environment 

towards a future where they are expected to take a huge leap of faith into 

an exciting but uncertain world, was what served as inspiration behind our 

choice of this year’s theme. 

Beyond# embraces the opportunity that technology has provided in bringing 

people closer by means of communication regardless of the distance 

separating them. An app has been developed enabling all to follow the 

events of the day from anywhere in South Africa. Participants can, by means 

of their posts via Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, contribute in a positive way 

towards the character of the Festival this year. Families and friends who 

cannot travel to Pretoria will be able to experience what is happening at the 

event thanks to modern technology. We urge you to assist us in establishing 

something very special for future festivals as it is our desire to pass this App on 

to hosting schools for use in the years to come. We hereby open a window 

of possibilities for future festivals. I am excited about this development and 

sincerely hope that you will find joy in using it. 

Hosting an event of this magnitude would not have been possible without 

sponsors. We are therefore privileged and grateful to have the University of 

Pretoria as our main sponsor this year. Thanks to their contribution we can 

host an exciting festival that will blow you Beyond#. We will also have the 


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Vice Chancellor of the University of Pretoria, Prof Cheryl de la Rey addressing 

us at the closing ceremony. From the word go she and her team have come 

on board and walked the extra mile to assist us in investing in our youth. We 

also wish to thank Mrs Karen Du Toit, Principal of Pretoria High School for Girls 

and her staff for their kind assistance and the use of their facilities for the 

duration of the festival. 

Furthermore a Beyond#-charity-campaign will run concurrently during the 

festival. Should you for some reason not eat all the food from the lunch or 

dinner packs, it will be donated to a charity organisation that feeds the 

homeless in the inner city of Pretoria. We thank you in advance for showing 

your compassion and support by not throwing food in rubbish bins, but rather 

placing it in the bags provided. It will be, Beyond#-awesome! 

The time has come for all participants to join us in making history. AHMP is 

eagerly awaiting your arrival. We trust that the opening ceremony will ignite 

a truly festive tone that will prevail for the duration of the festival and will 

leave you Beyond#-blown-away. 

Enjoy the competition, but bear in mind the words of Mike Marshall, “Victory is 

in the quality of the competition, not just the final score”. Sometimes we learn 

more from defeat than in receiving the gold medal. We do, hoever, expect 

from those competing with us to give only their best in aiming to win. The All 

Girls Festival is characterised as an event where good clean sportsmanship 

has always prevailed. May we again experience this throughout the 2017 

festival and play fair. Even if you do not win the debate or a game, earn 

the respect of your peers by being worthy opponents and accepting the 

outcome. We are also looking forward to view the art work that will be 

displayed at the closing ceremony and to listen to the orchestras and mass 

serenade group that will be performing then. The winning short film created 

by the Drama participants will also be viewed at the closing. Make an effort 

to visit the mouth-watering Beyond The Plate Competition as it promises to 

be particularly interesting. 

May you leave Pretoria with a smile on your face and a heart filled with love 

and joy. We wish you Beyond#-success in your future endeavours and thank 

you for your contribution towards the 2017 Festival. I leave you with the words 

of the late Maya Angelou: “Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and 

liking how you do it”. 

Marna Jordaan 

Principal AHMP 



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Information 

At the Festival 

First Aid, Medical Care and Supplies: 

Bryan van Aswegen 083 287 0066 

Safety and Security: 

Hennie van Eck 083 462 4122 

Help Desk & General Enquiries: 

082 557 0685 

Technical Support: 

Colette Thornton 082 784 0333 

Vincent’s Restaurant: 

Chantal Smalberger 079 490 5558 

In the Area: 

Hospitals: 

Zuid Afrikaanse Hospital 

(Emergency Room) 

TEL: 012 343 0300/1-8 

255 Bourke Street, Muckleneuk, 

Pretoria 

Spar Groenkloof Plaza 

TEL: 012 346 5555 

George Storrar St, Pretoria 

Pick ‘n Pay Hatfield Plaza 

TEL: 012 362 5850 

1122 Burnett Street & Grosvenor St, 

Pretoria 

Shopping Malls/ Entertainment 

Brooklyn Mall 

TEL: 012 346 1063 

338 Veale St & Fehrsen Street, Pretoria 

Menlyn 

TEL: 012 471 0600 

Atterbury Rd & Lois Ave, Menlyn Park, 

Pretoria 

Menlyn Maine 

TEL: 012 361 7758 

Pegasus 1 Building, January Masilela 

Dr & Amarand Ave, Waterkloof Ext 2, 

Pretoria 

Life Groenkloof Hospital 

(Emergency Room) 

TEL: 012 424 3600 

50 George Storrar Drive, Groenkloof, 

Pretoria 

Netcare Jacaranda Hospital 

(No Emergency Room) 

TEL: 012 421 6700 

213 Middelberg St, Pretoria 

Pharmacy 

The Medicine Shop 

TEL: 012 346 4324 

Shop 11, Groenkloof Plaza, Pretoria 

Grocery Stores 

Woolworths 

Eastwood Village, Eastwood Street 


Participating Schools 

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Afrikaanse Hoër 

Meisieskool Pretoria 

C & N Meisieskool 

Oranje 

Clarendon High 

School for Girls 

Collegiate Girls’ 

High School 

Danville Park Girls’ 

High School 

Durban Girls’ 

High School 

Eunice 

High School 

Hoër Meisieskool 

Bloemhof 

Jeppe High 


Kingsridge High 


La Rochelle Girls’ 

High School 

Northlands Girls’ 

High School 

Paarl Girls’ 

High School 

Parktown High 


Pretoria High 


Queenstown Girls’ 

High School 

Rhenish Girls’ 

High School 

Rustenburg Girls’ 

High School 

St. Michael’s 


The High School for 

Girls Potchefstroom 

Westville Girls’ 

High School 

Wynberg Girls’ 

High School 


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Program Of Events 

THURSDAY 27 APRIL 2017 

12:00 – 16:00 Arrival and registration at AHMP Student Centre 

16:30 – 17:30 Supper at AHMP for participants 

17:00 – 17:30 Managers’ meetings 

18:00 – 18:30 Girls seated in Aula at Tuks 

18:00 – 18:30 Staff and invited guests seated in Rautenbach hall 

at Tuks 

18:30 – 22:00 Opening ceremony 

18:30 – 22:00 Dinner for staff and guests in Rautenbach hall 

FRIDAY 28 APRIL 2017 

07:00 – 18:00 Cultural and sports events 

08:00 – 17:00 Official team photographs 

13:00 Principals’ meeting in Clubhouse 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

18:00 – 19:00 Supper 

SATURDAY 29 APRIL 2017 

07:00 – 18:00 Cultural and sports events 

08:00 – 16:00 Official team photographs 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

18:00 – 19:00 Supper 

18:30 for 19:00 Gala Dinner for VIP guests 

SUNDAY 30 APRIL 2017 

08:00 - 11:30 Playoffs, finals and displays 

12:00 – 13:00 Closing ceremony and prize-giving in AHMP school 

hall 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

14:30 Schools depart 


Festival Arrangements 

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Please remember to wear your All Girls Festival wristband at all times for 

identification. 

The All Girls Festival app 

Download and register on the All Girls Festival app and stay in touch with 

all aspects relating to the Festival. Get the latest results, news, interesting 

facts and information. 

Follow the Festival on Facebook and Instagram by clicking on the icons, 

or have a look at facebook.com/National-All-Girls-Schools-Festival, 

instagram.com/allgirlsfestival2017 and #allgirls. 

Should there be any changes to this printed version of the program, it will 

be communicated via the app. 

Manager’s Meetings 

On Thursday 27th April 2017 17:00 – 17:30 

Venues: 

Cultural 

Activities 

Room Sports Room 

Beyond the Plate 42 Chess 20 

Creative Writing 78 Golf 19 

Debating Media centre Hockey 35 

Drama 21 Netball 33 

Orchestra 77 Squash 15 

Public Speaking 22 Tennis 16 

Serenade 76 

Visual Arts 75 

Meals 

Lunch will be served at the Student Centre, and delivered to LC de Villiers 

sports facilities and the Masker & Lier Theatres between 13:00 and 14:00. 

Supper will be served at the Student Centre at 18:00. 

Visit Vincent’s, the Food Trucks or a variety of tuck shops and stalls at the 

venues. 

School Hostesses’ 

Should you require assistance in any matter, feel free to contact your 

school’s appointed hostess. She will be able to assist or put you in contact 

with the relevant person. 


Beyond The Plate 

Teacher-In-Charge 

Des Mclean 

Managers’ Meeting 27 April 2017, 17:00 – 17:30, 

Room No. 42 

Room 42 Is Situated Opposite 

The Media Centre 

Venues 

Briefing Venue 

Student Centre 

Cooking Venues Student Centre And Room 42 

Nicolas Van Der Walt Demo 

Student Centre 


Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Pretoria 

Clarendon High School for Girls 

C & N Meisieskool Oranje 

Danville Park Girls’ High School 

Durban Girls’ High School 

Eunice High School 

La Rochelle Girls’ High School 

Paarl Girls’ High School 

Parktown High School for Girls 

The High School for Girls Potchefstroom 

Queenstown Girls’ High School 

St. Michael’s School for Girls 

Schedule 

FRIDAY, 28 APRIL 

08:30-09:00 Welcome. Coffee and rusks will be available. 

09:00-11:00 Demo of Principle and Advanced Pastry Lecturer from the FBI Chef School and 

Patisserie Academy. 

11:00-11:15 Tea break 

11:15-13:00 Demo 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

SATURDAY, 29 APRIL 

7:45 – 7:55 Coffee and rusks will be available, but it is advisable for the participants to eat 

breakfast. 

7:55 – 8:00 Welcome 

8:00 – 8:05 Participants to their kitchen and working stations. 

8:05 – 9:00 The open basket ingredients will be revealed to participants and they will be allowed 

until 9:00 to study the ingredients and set a menu, which are to be handed 

in to the judges. No changes can be made to menus after it has been handed in. 

A list of ingredient proportions for basic preparations e.g. a pastry crust, egg custard, 

pasta etc. will be provided. Teams may also bring their own recipe books to 

the competition. Small equipment e.g. dariole molds, pasta machines etc. are 

available and kitchen assistants may make them available to the participants. 

9:00 – 12:00 Cooking period. All the food must be out by 12:00. If the dishes are ready earlier, 

it may be taken to the judges. No teacher or parent will be allowed before 13:00 

10:00 – 13:30 Judging. 

13:30 Prize-giving 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 


Creative Writing 

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Erica Dannhauser 

Managers’ Meeting 27 April 2017, 17:00 – 17:30, Room No. 78 

Room 78 Is Situated On The Right Hand 

Side Of The Hall 

Venue Room No. 78 









Jeppe High School for Girls 

Northlands Girls’ High School 

Pretoria High School for Girls 




Schedule 


09:00-10:30 Workshop 1 – Dr Verna Brown 

11:00-12:30 Workshop 2 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 


09:00-12:00 Writing in action 

12:00 Marking of texts 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

SUNDAY, 30 APRIL 

09:00-10:00 Closure – Dr Verna Brown feedback 


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Debating 


Heidi Marx 

Chief Adjudicator 

Duane Van Wyk 

Managers’ Meeting 

27 April 2017, 17:00 – 17:30, Media Centre 

The Media Centre Is Situated On 

The Ground Floor Of The Main Building 

Venues 

Briefing Venue 

Media Centre 

Tab Room 

Media Centre 

Preliminary Rounds Rooms No. 9,10,15,33,34,35,37,38,40 

Semi-Final 1 Room No. 33 

Semi-Final 2 Room No. 34 

Final 

Media Centre 




Collegiate Girls’ High School 







Kingsridge High School for Girls 




Queenstown Girls High School 

Renish Girls High School 

Rustenburg High School for Girls 



Schedule 


08:00-08:30 Welcoming and Briefing in the Briefing Venue 

08:30-08:45 Adjudicator Briefing in the Briefing Venue 

08:45-10:15 Round 1 

10:15-10:40 Tea Break 

10:40-10:50 Announce and Draw Motion 

10:50-11:50 Preparation for Round 2 

11:50-13:20 Round 2 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:20-14:30 Announce Draw and Motion 


15:30-17:00 Round 3 

All Girls’ Festival 2017 Program 


Debating 

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08:00-08:30 Briefing and Toss for sides in Briefing Venue 

08:30-08:45 Preparation for Round 4, adjudicator briefing in lecture theatre 

08:45-10:15 Round 4 

10:15-10:40 Tea Break 

10:40-10:50 Announce Draw and Motion 


11:50-13:20 Round 5 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:20-14:30 Semi-finalists announced, toss for sides, announce motion 

14:30-15:30 Preparation for semi-finals 

15:30-17:00 Semi-finals 


08:20-08:30 Finalists toss for sides, motion announced 

08:30-09:30 Preparation for finals 

09:30-11:00 Finals 



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Drama 


Hermien Greyling 


Room 21 Is Situated Near The Staff Room 

Venues 

All Workshops Will Be Presented At The 

University Of Pretoria’s Drama Department. 













Schedule 


08:00 - 09:30 Workshop 1 at Die Lier Teater 

10:00 - 11:30 Workshop 2 at Die Masker Teater 

11:45 – 13:00 Group Orientation at Die Masker Teater 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

14:00 – 16:00 Workshop 3 at Die Masker Teater 

16:15 – 18:15 Workshop 4 at Die Lier Teater 


08:00 – 09:30 Workshop 5 at Die Masker Teater 

10:00 – 11:30 Workshop 6 at Die Lier Teater 

11:45 – 18:15 Filming and editing On Location 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

19:30 - 21:00 Short film adjudication at Die Masker Teater 


08:00 -11:00 Presentations and Feedback at Die Masker Teater 

Schools will be split into two groups for Workshop 1 and 2. 

The groups will be given at the Managers’ Meeting on Thursday afternoon. 

The workshops the learners will participate in are: 

• Screenwriting 

• On-screen Acting 

• Camera Work 

• Editing 


Orchestra 

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Susan Bekker 

Managers’ Meeting 27 April At 17:00 - 17:30, Room No. 77 

Room 77 Is Across From The School Hall 

Venues 

Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Musiekkamer 

Pretoria High School For Girls 

All Participants Are Welcome To Make Use Of Shuttle Transport Dedicated 

To Orchestra From PHSG On Friday And Saturday. 

The Shuttle Will Depart From PHSG At The Following Times: 

• Friday 11:20 

• Saturday 12:10 

• Saturday From AHMP At 19:00 For The State Theatre Visit 




C&N Meisieskool Oranje 


Schedule 


8:15 - 9:00 Fugue Fun at Girls’ High 

9:00 - 10:00 Orchestra rehearsal at Girls’ High 

10:00 - 10:15 Break 

10:15 - 11:15 Orchestra rehearsal at Girls’ High 

12:00 - 13:00 Drumming Circle at AHMP 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

14:00 - 15:00 Workshop: ensemble / sectionals at AHMP 


10:00 – 11:00 Orchestra rehearsal at Girls’ High 

11:00 – 11:15 Break 

11:15 - 12:00 Orchestra rehearsal at Girls’High 

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 

20:00 - 22:30 SARAFINA in the State Theatre 


10:00 – 11:00 Orchestra rehearsal for closing ceremony at AHMP – E.C. Steijn Hall 


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Public Speaking 


Theresa Pienaar 


Room 22 Is Situated On The First Floor 

Of The Main Building 

Venues 

Workshop 

Staff Room 

Prepared And 

Impromptu Speech Room 20 & 22 













Schedule 


08:00-08:30 Participants arrive 

08:30-10:30 Workshop – Masterful storytelling 

10:30-11:00 Tea break 

11:00-13:00 Workshop – Masterful storytelling (continues) 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:00-16:00 Video Session 

16:15 Tea break 

16:15-17:00 Video Session 


08:00-08:30 Participants arrive 

08:30-10:00 Prepared speeches 

10:00-10:30 Tea break 

10:30-12:00 Prepared speeches 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:00-14:30 Briefing for unprepared speeches 

14:30-16:00 Unprepared speeches 

16:00 - 16:30 Tea break 

16:30-17:00 Announcement of Showcase Participants 


08:00-09:00 Showcase Junior Top 5 

9:00-10:00 Showcase Senior Top 5 


Serenade 

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Anja Jordaan 


Room 76 Is Situated Across From The School Hall 

Venue 

Ahmp School Hall 








Schedule 


08:00-08:15 Introduction 

08:15-09:45 Workshop 1 

09:45-10:00 Break 

10:00-12:00 Workshop 2 

12:00-13:00 Drumming Circle 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:00-14:15 Break 

14:15-15:15 Workshop 3 

15:15-15:30 Break 

15:30-17:00 Massed Choir rehearsal 


08:00-10:00 Workshop 4 

10:00-10:15 Break 

10:15-12:15 Massed Choir Rehearsal 

12:15 - 13:00 Set up technical rehearsals 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:00-16:00 Technical rehearsals for concert 

17:30 – 20:00 Concert Performance in Scool Hall 


08:00-10:30 Rehearsal for Closing Ceremony 


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Visual Art 


Renée De Beer 


Room 75 Is Situated On The Second Floor 


Venue Room 75 










Parktown Girls’ High School 





Schedule 


08:00-09:00 Guest Artist – Opening lecture 

09:00-10:00 Workshop 1 – Priming technique 

10:00-11:00 Workshop 2 – Image selection 

11:00-12:00 Workshop 3 – Grid technique 

12:00-13:00 Workshop 3 – Grid technique continue 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:00-15:00 Workshop 4 – New strategies 

15:00-15:30 Break 

15:30-17:00 Workshop 4 – New strategies 


08:00-09:00 Guest Artist – Opening and recap 

09:00-10:00 Workshop 5 – Mapping 

10:00-11:00 Workshop 6 – Stencil making 

11:00-12:00 Workshop 7 – Stencil making continue 

12:00-13:00 Workshop 8 – Finishing work 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

14:00-15:00 Workshop 9 – Artist book 

15:00-15:30 Break 

15:30-17:00 Workshop 9 – Artist book continue 


08:00-11:00 Documenting, finishing work and putting up exhibition 

11:00-13:00 Exhibition open to public 


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Gerda Rautenbach 


Room 19 Is Situated In The Main Building, 

First Floor 

Venues 

1. Pretoria Country Club 

2. University Of Pretoria Golf Academy 

3. Services Golf Club 

All Participants Are Welcome To Make Use Of Shuttle Transport Dedicated To Golf From AHMP on Friday, 

Saturday And Sunday. 

The Shuttle Will Depart From The Parking Area Behind The School At The Following Times: 

• Friday 06:30, 

• Saturday 08:00, 

• Sunday 06:00 






Rustenburg Girls’ High School 

Schedule 


07:30- 13:30 4-Ball Better Ball Stableford: 18 holes Pretoria Country Club 


09:00- 12:00 Golf Skills Challenge and competition University of Pretoria Golf Driving Range 


07:00- 10:00 4-Ball Better Ball Stableford: 9 holes Services Golf Club 


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Menlyn Mall 

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All Girls’ Festival Vicinity 


Eastwood Str 

Jan Shoba Str 

Eastwood Village 

University of 

Pretoria 

Hatfield Plaza 

UP SPORTS 

CAMPUS 

Burnett Str 

AMHP 

GHS 

Park Str 

Prospect Str 

University Rd 

Kirkness Str 

South Str 

Jorissen Str 

Plein Str 

Jacaranda Hospital 

Lynwood Rd 

Roper Str 

Bourke Str 

Brooklyn Rd 

Zuid Afrikaans Hospital 

Atterbury Rd 

Middle Str 

Life Groenkloof Hospitaal 

Brooklyn Mall 

Groenkloof Plaza 

Justice Mahomed St Justice Mahomed St 

George Storrar Dr 

Fehrsen Str 

Dely Rd 

PTA Country Club 

N1 

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University of Pretoria Sport Campus (LC De Villiers) 


TENNIS & SQUASH 

UITSPAN DAM 

19-22 

1-4 5-8 

9-12 

13-14 

15-18 

PARKING 

PARKING 

PARKING 

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GLYN STR 

RICHARD STR 

SOUTH STR 

PROSPECT STR 

PARK STR 

HPC 

ENTRANCE 

BURNETT STR 

MAIN 

ENTRANCE 

TENNIS & SQUASH 

JAN SHOBA STR 


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Chess 

Teachers-In-Charge 

Carina Kruger / Marlene Mahoney 


Room 20 Is Situated On 2Nd Floor In 

Main Building 

Venues Room 56 & Room 57 












Rhenish Girls’ High School 


Tournament Rules 

A. General 

1. Entry is by invitation only, as part of a school team. Teams are requested to supply 

Chess SA ID numbers where possible. Players may be requested to produce proof of 

age. 

2. The rounds will start on the scheduled times in the program, unless otherwise 

communicated at the venue. 

3. Each team should make 2 chess clocks available for each match, preference will be 

given to digital clocks. 

B. Match rules 

1. The format will be a SWISS System tournament played over 8 (eight) Rounds. 

2. The current standing FIDE Laws of Chess shall apply, including appendix G. Article 

G4 will be discussed at the managers’ meeting and will only be applied if there are 

enough suitable digital clocks, otherwise article G5 will applied. 

3. No player shall be allowed to enter the playing venue with their cell phones or 

an electronic device that may assist them during the games. If a players’ phone 

rings or alarm goes off, or a player is seen using a phone or device, such player 

will forfeit his or her game immediately. Spectators are also not allowed to use phones 

or devices inside the playing venue. 

4. Cameras with a flash may only be used for the first 15mins after the start of the round. 

After that only cameras without a flash may be used inside the playing venue. 

5. The default time (article 6.7) shall be 15 minutes. 

6. All teams will consist of 4 players, a reserve is optional, Board order will be fixed in the 

order played for round 1 and may not change in later rounds. The reserve player may 

only play on board 4, other players will move up. 

7. Team captains are responsible for checking that results are entered correctly 

on the team sheet. They may be consulted in the event of a draw offer, acceptable 

responses are “yes”, “no” or “you decide”. 

8. Utmost Silence should prevail by all present. A player becomes a spectator after 

they finish their games and should be silent or will be asked to leave the playing venue. 

9. If a player deliberately touches a piece, the piece must be moved or taken, unless 

no legal move can be made with the piece, in accordance with article 4 of the FIDE 

rules of chess. 


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1. 10. If If during the the game it it is is found that an an illegal move has has been completed, the the offending offending 

player shall be given a warning and the opponent be given 2 minutes extra time 

on the on the first first offence offence the of the game. game. On the On the second second offence offence by the by the same same player, player, the game the 

shall game be declared shall be lost, declared unless lost, the unless opponent the opponent cannot win cannot the game win the by any game series by of any moves, 

then series the game of moves, shall then be drawn. the game A move shall is be considered drawn. A move complete is considered once the complete clock has been 

pressed once or the when clock the has next been move pressed is made, or when or if there next is no move clock is present, made, or when if there a piece is no has 

been clock released present, on when a square. a piece has been released on a square. 

C. Pairing rules 

1. The team average rating will be calculated from the top 4 boards. 

2. For the 1st round only, the top 3 teams from the 2016 competition will be seeded as 

1, 2, 3 and then the remaining teams will be placed in rating order for the purposes 

of pairings. When the ratings are the same or unknown, teams will be seeded in 

alphabetical order. 

3. Pairing of teams from the 2nd round onwards will be done by Swiss Manager Pairings 

software using game points. 

D. Tie Breaks 

Team shall be ranked based on the following tie breaks: 

a. Game Points (total scores of individual players); 

b. Match Points (win, loss or draw for the whole team); 

c. Buchholz Scores (sum of team-points of the opponents and own points) 

Players will be ranked for board winners on the following basis: 

a. Total points scored; 

b. Percentage scored; 

c. Number of games. 

A minimum of 4 games is required to be eligible for a board prize. 

E. Appeals and Complaints 

1. Complaints are to be dealt with by the organizers. Appeals must be lodged with the 

chief arbiter, in writing, within 15 minutes of the end of the round. 

2. As appeals committee will consist of 3 persons not involved in the matter appealed, 

preferable the organizer, a qualified arbiter and a strong player. 

Schedule 


08:00-10:00 Round 1 

10:30-12:30 Round 2 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

13:30-15:30 Round 3 

16:00-18:00 Round 4 


08:00-10:00 Round 5 

10:30-12:30 Round 6 

13:00-14:00 Lunch 

13:30-15:30 Round 7 

16:00-18:00 Round 8 


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Tournament Organiser Hilda Christie 

Person-In-Charge AHMP Frances Basson 

Persons-In-Charge PHSG Karien Furstenburg 

Tournmament Director Kokkie Sieling 

Umpire Manager 

Martie Booysen 

Manager’s Meeting 27 April 2017, 17:00 – 17:30, Room No. 35 

Room 35 Is Situated On The Ground Floor 


Venues 

AHMP Astro; PHSG Astro 


POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D 

1 C&N Oranje 1 Eunice 1 Collegiate 1 Rhenish 

2 Westville 2 Danville 2 Paarl 2 Clarendon 

3 Kingsridge 3 AHMP 3 PHSG 3 La Rochelle 

4 Parktown 4 Potchefstroom 4 St. Michael’s 4 Queenstown 

5 Northlands 5 Durban 5 Jeppe 5 Bloemhof 


1. FIH rules will be applied 

2. All technical queries must be forwarded to the tournament director. 

3. All games are 30 minutes one way, except the final which will be two halves of 20 

minutes each and a break of 5 minutes. 

4. First mentioned team plays on the left looking at the field. 

5. The second mentioned team starts with the ball 

6. All games will start on time, as per the fixture list. Any team that DOES NOT take the 

field on time WILL forfeit the match. 

7. As teams finish they must vacate the technical areas as fast as possible to facilitate 

quick change overs between games. 

8. Umpires will be allocated to every match. 

9. All games are controlled by the technical table at each venue. 

10. In the event of non-serious injuries, time will not be stopped so please ensure injured 

players are removed from the playing pitch as quickly as possible. Qualified first aiders 

will be present. 

11. Managers / coaches must sign their match sheets at the technical table after every 

game. 

12. .Any disputes will be dealt with by the TO and TD. 

13. The first round of matches will be a round robin format, played within four pools. Points 

for the round robin games are awarded as follows: 3 points for a win, 2 points for a 

scoring draw, 1 point for a goalless draw and zero points for a loss. 

14. The final position in each pool will be in the order of the team finishing with the most 

points to the fewest points. 

15. In the event of teams finishing on the same number of points, the following criteria will 

be used: goal difference, goals for, the result of the game between the two teams 

and the 8 second 1 vs 1 (3 per team). 

16. After the round robin is completed the teams will all play a cross-pool round and then 

the final game to determine the final positions of the tournament. 

17. If two teams draw in the final round, the 8 second penalty shoot-out will be taken in 

the 10 minute change before the next fixture starts. 

Schedule 


TIME AHMP PHSG 

07:25 – 07:55 Danville vs DGHS Westville vs Northlands 

08:00 – 08:30 AHMP vs Potchefstroom Kingsridge vs Parktown 


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08:35 – 09:05 Clarendon vs Bloemhof Paarl vs Jeppe 

09:10 – 09:40 La Rochelle vs Queenstown PHSG vs St Michael's 


WATER ASTRO 

WATER ASTRO 

09:50 – 10:20 Eunice vs DGHS Oranje vs Northlands 

10:25 – 10:55 Danville vs AHMP Westville vs Kingsridge 

11:00 – 11:30 Rhenish vs Bloemhof Collegiate vs Jeppe 

11:35 – 12:05 Clarendon vs La Rochelle Paarl vs PHSG 

WATER ASTRO 

WATER ASTRO 

12:15 – 12:45 Eunice vs Potchefstroom Oranje vs Parktown 

12:50 – 13:20 DGHS vs AHMP Northlands vs Kingsridge 

13:25– 13: 55 Rhenish vs Queenstown Collegiate vs St Michael's 

14:00 – 14:30 Bloemhof vs La Rochelle Jeppe vs PHSG 

WATER ASTRO 

WATER ASTRO 

14:40 – 15:10 AHMP vs Eunice Kingsridge vs Oranje 

15:15 – 15:45 Potchefstroom vs Danville Parktown vs Westville 

15:50 – 16:20 La Rochelle vs Rhenish PHSG vs Collegiate 

16:25 – 16:55 Queenstown vs Clarendon St Michael's vs Paarl 

WATER ASTRO 

WATER ASTRO 

17:00 – 17:30 Eunice vs Danville Oranje vs Westville 

17:35 – 18:05 Potchefstroom vs DGHS Parktown vs Northlands 

TIME 


AHMP 


WATER ASTRO 

07:25 – 07:55 Rhenish vs Clarendon 

08:00 – 08:30 Queenstown vs Bloemhof 

08:35 – 09:05 Collegiate vs Paarl 

09:10 – 09:40 St Michael's vs Jeppe 

WATER ASTRO 

09:50 – 10:20 A4 vs D4 (G) 

10:25 – 10:55 A3 vs D3 (H) 

12:15 – 12:45 B1 vs C1 (O) 

12:50 – 13:20 A1 vs D1 (N) 

13:25– 13: 55 A5 vs D5 (F) 

14:00 – 14:30 B5 vs C5 (I) 

WATER ASTRO 

14:40 – 15:10 B4 vs C4 (J) 

15:15 – 15:45 B3 vs C3 (K) 

11:00 – 11:30 A2 vs D2 (M) 

11:35 – 12:05 B2 vs C2 (L) 


TIME AHMP PHSG 

07:25 – 07:55 Winner F vs Winner I (17th/18th) Loser F vs Loser I (19th/20th) 

08:00 – 08:30 Winner G vs Winner J (13th/14th) Loser G vs Loser J (15th/16th) 

08:35 – 09:05 Winner H vs Winner K (9th/10th) Loser H vs Loser K (11th/12th) 

09:10 – 09:40 Winner M vs Winner L (5th/6th) Loser M vs Loser L (7th/8th) 

WATER ASTRO 

WATER ASTRO 

09:55 – 10:25 Loser N vs Loser O (3rd/4th) Oranje vs Northlands 

10:35 – 11:20 Winner N vs Winner O (1st/2nd) Westville vs Kingsridge 


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Maggie Du Plessis 


Room 33 Is Situated On The Ground Floor 


Venues AHMP Netball Courts (1-4) 


POOL A 

All Girls’ Festival 2017 Program 

POOL B 

1 Eunice High School 1 C & N Meisieskool Oranje 

2 Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Pretoria 2 La Rochelle Girls’ High School 

3 Pretoria High School for Girls 3 Danville Park Girls’ High School 

4 Paarl Girls’ High School 4 Kingsridge High School for Girls 

5 Clarendon High School for Girls 5 Rustenburg Girls’ High School 

6 Collegiate Girls’ High School 6 Durban Girls’ High School 

7 The High School for Girls Potchefstroom 7 Jeppe High School for Girls 

8 Rhenish Girls’ High School 8 Wynberg Girls’ High School 

9 Queenstown Girls’ High School 9 Westville Girls’ High School 

10 Parktown High School for Girls 10 St. Michael’s School for Girls 

11 Northlands Girls’ High School 11 Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof 


1. There are 22 teams participating in the tournament, 2 groups of 12 schools per group. 

2. A round robin will be played in each group. 

3. Each match will consist of 2 halves of 14 min each with a 2 min halftime break. 

4. A semi-final will be played between Positions 1 & 2 in Pool A and B. 

5. One cross over match will be played between positions 3 – 10 in Pool A and position 3 – 10 in Pool B. 

6. Only the final will consist of 4 quarters of 10 min with breaks 2, 3, 2 minutes. 

7. Teams must ensure they toss before the end of the previous round. 

8. No injury time, injured players must be removed from court as soon as possible and substituted 

without stopping the game. Time lost during an injury will not be added to the game. 

UMPIRES’ DISCRETION WILL BE USED DURING SERIOUS INJURIES 

9. Injury time will apply as per NSA rules during the final. 

10. Central time will be used. Each round will be started and ended with a hooter. 

11. Each school must provide a scorer for their match. Scorers from opposing teams must sit together 

at the technical table. Only scorers will be allowed at the technical tables during matches. 

12. A runner will be appointed to each court. The runner will ensure that the basket with scorecards, 

pencils and match ball are placed at technical table prior to the start of each match. At the end 

of each match the scorers must ensure that the umpires have signed the scorecards. 

13. The runner will collect the scorecards and return to the main table for capturing of scores. 

14. At the end of each day the runner of each court will ensure that they collect the ball and basket 

and return to main technical table. 

15. The umpire assigned to your school will umpire on the court where your team played in the round 

after your match. 

16. The first round on Friday and Saturday will be umpired by umpires of the teams playing in the last 

round. 

17. Neutral, graded umpires (minimum provincial A or higher) will umpire the semi-finals and final. 

18. Correct conduct, etiquette and protocols are required throughout the tournament. 

19. Two points will be allocated to a win and one point to each team in the case of a draw. If teams 

are drawing at the end of the pool play offs, goal average will be used to determine pool positions. 

20. In the event of a draw during the semi-finals and finals the following will apply: 

21. At the end of a game with a draw the teams will swop sides and play extra time – 5 min per side 

with a 1 min break in between. Should teams still be on a draw after extra time, swop sides and 

the first team to lead by two goals will be the winner.

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Schedule 


TIME 

07:15- 

07:30 

EVENT 

Netball Opening Address 

Court 1 Court 2 Court 3 Court 4 

08:00 - 

08:30 

AHMP vs Northlands PHSG vs Parktown Paarl vs Queenstown 

Clarendon vs Rhenish 

08:35 - 

09:05 

La 

Rochelle 

vs Bloemhof Danville vs St. Michaels Kingsridge vs Westville DGHS vs Wynberg 

09:10 - 

09:40 

Collegiate vs Potchefstroom 

Eunice vs Northlands AHMP vs Parktown Pretoria vs Queenstown 

09:45 - 

10:15 

DGHS vs Jeppe Oranje vs Bloemhof La 

Rochelle 

vs 

St. Michaels 

Danville vs Westville 

10:20 - 

10:50 

Paarl vs Rhenish Clarendon vs Potchefstroom 

Eunice vs Parktown AHMP vs Queenstown 

10:55 - 

11:25 

Kingridge vs Wynberg Rustenburg 

vs Jeppe Ornaje vs St. Michaels 

La Rochelle 

vs 

Westville 

11:30 - 

12:00 

Pretoria vs Rhenish Paarl vs Potchefstroom 

LUNCH BREAK 

Clarendon vs Collegiate Eunice vs Queenstown 

12:30 - 

13:00 

Danville vs Wynberg Kingridge vs Jeppe Rustenburg 

vs Jeppe Oranje vs Westville 

13:05 - 

13:35 

Parktown vs Northlands AHMP vs Rhenish Pretoria vs Potchefstroom 

Paarl vs Collegiate 

13:40 - 

14:10 

Bloemhof vs St. 

Michaels 

La 

Rochelle 

vs Wynberg Danville vs Jeppe DGHS vs Kingsridge 

14:15 - 

14:45 

Eunice vs Rhenish Pretoria vs Collegiate Paarl vs Clarendon AHMP vs Potchefstroom 

14:50 - 

15:20 

Oranje vs Wynberg Danville vs DGHS La 

Rochelle 

vs Jeppe Kingsridge vs Rustenburg 

15:25 - 

15:55 

Queentown 

vs Northlands Eunice vs Potchefstroom 

AHMP vs Collegiate Pretoria vs Clarendon 

16:00 - 

16:30 

Westville vs Bloemhof Oranje vs Jeppe Danville vs Rustenburg 

La Rochelle 

vs 

DGHS 


TIME 

EVENT 


08:00 - 

08:30 

Rhenish vs Northlands Queentown 

vs Parktown Wynberg vs Bloemhof Westville vs St. 

Michaels 

08:35 - 

09:05 

La 

Rochelle 

vs 

Rustenburg 

Oranje vs DGHS Danville vs Kingsridge Jeppe vs Bloemhof 

09:10 - 

09:40 

Eunice vs Collegiate AHMP vs Clarendon Pretoria vs Paarl Potchefstroom 

vs 

Northlands 

09:45 - 

10:15 

Wynberg vs Oranje La 

Rochelle 

vs Kingsridge Oranje vs Rustenburg 

DGHS vs Bloemhof 

10:20 - 

10:50 

Rhenish vs Parktown Eunice vs Clarendon Collegiate vs Northlands AHMP vs Paarl 

10:55 - 

11:25 

Jeppe vs Oranje Wynberg vs Westville La 

Rochelle 

vs Danville Oranje vs Kingsridge 

11:30 - 

12:00 

Potchefstroom 

vs Parktown Rhenish vs Queenstown 

Eunice vs Paarl AHMP vs Pretoria 

LUNCH BREAK 


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Netball 


TIME 

EVENT 


12:30 

-13:00 

Rusterburg vs Bloemhof DGHS vs St. Michaels Jeppe vs Westville Oranje vs Danville 

13:05 

-13:35 

vs 

Clarendon vs Northlands Collegiate vs Parktown Potchefstroom 

Queenstown 

Eunice vs Pretoria 

13:40 

-14:10 

DGHS vs Westlands Rustenburg 

vs St. Michaels Kingsridge vs Bloemhof Jeppe vs Wynberg 

14:15 

-14:45 

Paarl vs Northlands Potchefstroom 

vs Rhenish Collegiate vs Queenstown 

Clarendon vs Parktown 

14:50 

-15:20 

Oranje vs La 

Rochelle 

Danville vs Bloemhof Rustenburg 

vs Westville Kingsridge vs St. 

Michaels 

15:25 

-15:55 

16:00 

-16:30 

Eunice vs AHMP Pretoria vs Northlands Clarendon vs Queentown 

DGHS vs Wynberg Collegiate vs Rhenish 

Paarl vs Parktown 

TIME 

EVENT 



08:00 - 

08:30 

Semi-final X 

A1 vs B2 

Semi-final Y 

A2 vs B1 

Position 17 & 18 

A9 vs B9 


A11 vs B11 

08:35 - 

09:05 


A5 vs B5 


A6 v B6 


A7 vs B7 


A10 vs B10 

09:10 - 

09:40 


Loser X v Loser Y 


A3 vs B3 


A4 vs B4 


A8 vs B8 

09:45 - 

10:15 

FINAL Winner X vs 

Winner Y 

Additional netball information 

Physio services and strapping will be available on the following terms: 

1. Players provide own strapping (only Kinesio tape) – strapping will be free of charge. 

2. Players do not provide own strapping – R 50 for a medium strapping session. 

3. Ligament injuries that need intense strapping – R 100 for a strapping session. 

4. Treatment of light injuries, 10 to 15 minutes treatment will be free of charge. 

5. Treatment of more serious injuries, 30 minutes and more will cost R 100 per player. 


Squash 

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3 


Lize Bloem 

Tournament Coordinator Blaar Coetzee 


Room 15 Is Situated On The First Floor 


Venues 

University Of Pretoria Squash Centre, 

Lc De Villiers Sports Facilities, Courts 1-4. 


POOL A 

POOL B 

1 La Rochelle Girls’ High School 1 Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Pretoria 

2 Paarl Girls’ High School 2 Eunice High School 

3 Pretoria High School for Girls 3 Clarendon High School for Girls 

4 Queenstown Girls’ High School 4 Collegiate Girls’ High School 

5 Rhenish Girls’ High School 


1. Teams will be divided in 2 groups and play each other in a round robin format within each group. 

After the group stage there will be cross-over matches to determine the final positions. 

2. The overall winner will be the school with the highest number of points after the cross-over 

matches but if a school is unbeaten throughout the competition that school will be the winner 

even if another school has more points. In the event of a tie between the schools in the group 

stage, the result of the match between the two schools will determine the winner. If this match 

was a tie, the points in the games will be counted to determine the winner. In case of a 3-way 

tie, the results against the schools not involved in the tie will be eliminated first and if there is still a 

tie, points in the games will be counted. In the unlikely event that there is still a tie the winner will 

be determined by a coin toss. 

3. No changes are to be made to the playing order as given in at the managers’ meeting. 

4. If a player sits out or is injured, order moves up and the reserve plays at #4. Reserves (number 5’s) 

will play friendly matches in each fixture, their points won’t count. 

5. The order of play will be 5,3,4,2,1. 

6. Players are required to mark and referee the match on their own, the winner is the referee. 

7. The marking order will be 1, 5, 3, 4, 2. 

8. Protective eyewear is compulsory. 

9. PAR scoring to 11, best of 5 games. 

10. 1 point for each game won and 1 bonus point per match won (bonus ONLY to the winning team). 

11. Teams are requested to arrive 15 min before match is due to start. 

12. Completed results sheets must be handed in by the team manager to the court supervisor on 

completion of the fixture. 

Schedule: Pool Stage 


TIME TEAM A TEAM B COURT 

08:00 PHSG vs Rhenish 1 

08:00 La Rochelle vs Queenstown 2 

08:00 Eunice vs Clarendon 3 

08:00 Collegiate vs AHMP 4 

10:00 PHSG vs Paarl 2 

10:00 Rhenish vs La Rochelle 1 


Squash 



13:00 PHSG vs Queenstown 4 

13:00 Rhenish vs Paarl 3 

13:00 Clarendon vs Collegiate 2 

13:00 Eunice vs AHMP 1 

15:00 Queenstown vs Paarl 1 

15:00 PHSG vs La Rochelle 2 



08:00 Rhenish vs Queenstown 1 

08:00 La Rochelle vs Paarl 2 

08:00 Eunice vs Collegiate 3 

08:00 Clarendon vs AHMP 4 

Schedule: Crossover Stage 

10:00 Pool A-2 vs Pool B-1 1 













Tennis 

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Heslia Van Eck 


Room 16 Is Situated On The First Floor Of 

The Main Building 

Venue 

University Of Pretoria Tennis Centre, 

Lc De Villiers Sport Facilities 


POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D 

1 Afrikaanse Hoër 

Meisieskool 

Pretoria 

1 Clarendon High 


1 C&N Meisieskool Oranje 1 C&N Meisieskool 

Oranje 

2 Kingsridge High 


2 Queenstown Girls’ 

High School 

2 Collegiate Girls’ High 

School 

2 Collegiate Girls’ High 

School 

3 Parktown High 


3 Jeppe High School 

for Girls 

3 Rustenburg Girls’ High 

School 

3 Rustenburg Girls’ High 

School 

4 Pretoria High 


4 Danville Park Girls’ 

High School 

4 Paarl Girls’ High School 4 Paarl Girls’ High School 


1. There are 16 teams competing initially in a round robin – 4 pools of 4 teams (schools) per group. 

2. Each round robin tie will consist out of 4 singles matches and 2 doubles matches. 

3. Singles as well as doubles matches will consist of a ‘Proset’ in the round robin phase. 

4. Every round robin tie must be completed. 

5. One point will be allocated for each game won. No bonus points will be allocated. 

6. After completion of the round robin phase, the top 2 teams in each group will qualify to compete 

for positions 1 to 8. The teams that are 3rd and 4th will similarly compete for positions 9 to 16 for the 

tournament. 

7. When 2 teams in a group have an equal score after the round robin phase, the team who won 

the head to head tie in the round robin will be the leading team. Should the head to head score 

also be even, then the team who won the nr.1 doubles pair match will be the winners. When 

more than 2 teams have equal points, the relevant team’s points against each other will be taken 

in consideration. 

8. Singles matches in the play-out stage consist of the best of 3 tie-breaker sets (with the 3rd set 

starting on 2-2). 

9. No let rule will be applicable. When the serve touches the net and then bounces in, the point 

continues. In this case, any player will be allowed to hit the ball. 

10. No add rule will be applicable. On a deuce score the receiver can choose the side to which the 

opponent must serve. 

11. In the play-out stage ties will be played until there is a result (in other words the first team to win 4 

matches). In the case of equal matches, the sets and then the games will be counted to 

determine the winner. In the rare case of points still being equal, the team who won the nr.1 

doubles pair match will be the winners. 

12. Players will be nominated in order of merit prior to the start of the tournament. The nomination 

list will be completed at the team managers’ meeting. The order is to be held throughout the 

tournament. In the event of a player being rested or injured, the rest of the players will move up 

one position. 

13. A reserve player can be used for singles and/or doubles. 

14. In the event of a player being injured during a singles match, the injured player will need to forfeit 

the match. The reserve player can take the injured player’s place in the doubles match, if needed. 

15. Singles as well as doubles pairings are to be nominated before the start of the tie. 

16. Players who are not ready to play within 15 minutes after play is set to commence, will forfeit the 

match (after the committee took the circumstances into account). 

17. The team mentioned first in the order of play is to collect the balls from the tournament desk and 

return them again after completion of the match. 

18. 8 Balls will be allocated for each tie in the round robin phase (two balls per singles). The same 

balls used in the singles will be used for the doubles matches. In the play-out phase 12 balls will be 

used per tie (3 balls per singles). 


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Tennis 

1. Both team managers must sign the score card and hand cards in at the tournament desk after 

the completion of the tie. 

2. No coaching staff/team managers/other players are allowed on the courts during matches. 

3. In the event of a dispute that cannot be resolved by the players on court, the two relevant 

coaches may be called on court by the competing players to assist in resolving the dispute. 

If there is still uncertainty the tournament referee will make the final decision. 

4. Players themselves are to keep score and are encouraged to do so in a loud and clear manner to 

avoid uncertainty during the matches. 

5. TSA rules are applicable. 

6. During play, general etiquette is required from all participants. 

7. The number 1 player must play in the nr.1 doubles couple. 

8. A committee will be selected during team managers’ meeting consisting of the tournament 

referee and 2 nominated team managers/ - coaches. 

FRIDAY, 28 APRIL ROUND 1 

TIME GROUP TEAM A TEAM B COURT 

07:30 1 AHMP vs Kingsridge Tuks 1 + 2 

07:30 1 Parktown vs PHSG Tuks 3 + 4 

07:30 2 Clarendon vs Queenstown Tuks 5 + 6 

07:30 2 Jeppe vs Danville Tuks 7 + 8 

07:30 3 Oranje vs Collegiate Tuks 9 + 10 

07:30 3 Rustenburg vs Paarl Girls Tuks 11 +12 

07:30 4 Eunice vs La Rochelle Tuks 13 + 14 

07:30 4 Potchefstroom vs Renish Tuks 15 + 16 



10:30 1 AHMP vs Parktown Tuks 1 + 2 

10:30 1 Kingsridge vs PHSG Tuks 3 + 4 

10:30 2 Clarendon vs Jeppe Tuks 5 + 6 

10:30 2 Queenstown vs Danville Tuks 7 + 8 

10:30 3 Oranje vs Rustenburg Tuks 9 + 10 

10:30 3 Collegiate vs Paarl Girls Tuks 11 +12 

10:30 4 Eunice vs Potchefstroom Tuks 13 + 14 

10:30 4 La Rochelle vs Renish Tuks 15 + 16 



13:30 1 AHMP vs PHSG Tuks 1 + 2 

13:30 1 Kingsridge vs Parktown Tuks 3 + 4 

13:30 2 Clarendon vs Danville Tuks 5 + 6 

13:30 2 Queenstown vs Jeppe Tuks 7 + 8 

13:30 3 Oranje vs Paarl Girls Tuks 9 + 10 

13:30 3 Collegiate vs Rustenburg Tuks 11 +12 

13:30 4 Eunice vs Renish Tuks 13 + 14 

13:30 4 La Rochelle vs Potchefstroom Tuks 15 + 16 


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SATURDAY, 29 APRIL QUATER FINALS 

TIME MATCH TEAM A TEAM B COURT 

07:30 A Group 1 number 1 vs Group 4 number 2 Tuks 1 + 2 

07:30 B Group 4 number 1 vs Group 1 number 2 Tuks 3 + 4 

07:30 C Group 2 number 1 vs Group 3 number 2 Tuks 5 + 6 

07:30 D Group 3 number 1 vs Group 2 number 2 Tuks 7 + 8 

07:30 E Group 1 number 3 vs Group 4 number 4 Tuks 9 + 10 

07:30 F Group 4 number 3 vs Group 1 number 4 Tuks 11+ 12 

07:30 G Group 2 number 3 vs Group 3 number 4 Tuks 13 + 14 

07:30 H Group 3 number 3 vs Group 2 number 4 Tuks 15 + 16 

SATURDAY, 29 APRIL SEMI FINALS 


12:30 I Winner A vs Winner B Tuks 1 + 2 

12:30 J Winner C vs Winner D Tuks 3 + 4 

12:30 K Loser A vs Loser B Tuks 5 + 6 

12:30 L Loser C vs Loser D Tuks 7 + 8 

12:30 M Winner E vs Winner F Tuks 9 + 10 

12:30 N Winner G vs Winner H Tuks 11+ 12 

12:30 O Loser E vs Loser F Tuks 13 + 14 

12:30 P Loser G vs Loser H Tuks 15 + 16 

SUNDAY, 30 APRIL FINALS 


08:00 Position 1 & 2 Winner I vs Winner J Tuks 1 + 2 

08:00 Position 3 & 4 Loser I vs Loser J Tuks 3 + 4 

08:00 Position 5 & 6 Winner K vs Winner L Tuks 5 + 6 

08:00 Position 7 & 8 Loser K vs Loser L Tuks 7 + 8 

08:00 Position 9 & 10 Winner M vs Winner N Tuks 9 + 10 

08:00 Position 11 & 12 Loser M vs Loser N Tuks 11+ 12 

08:00 Position 13 & 14 Winner O vs Winner P Tuks 13 + 14 

08:00 Position 15 & 16 Loser O vs Loser P Tuks 15 + 16 


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Previous and Future Host Schools 

YEAR HOST SCHOOL AREA 

2010 Rhenish Girls’ High School Stellenbosch 

2011 Clarendon High School for Girls East London 

2012 

High School for Girls Potchefstroom 

Potchefstroom 

2013 Parktown High School for Girls Johannesburg 

2014 Collegiate Girls’ High School Port Elizabeth 

2015 

C en N Sekondêre Meisieskool 

Oranje 

Bloemfontein 

2016 Durban Girls’ High School Durban 

2017 

Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool 

Pretoria 

Pretoria 

2018 Clarendon High School for Girls East London 

2019 

La Rochelle Girls’ High School & 


Paarl 

2020 Eunice High School Bloemfontein 

2021 Wynberg Girls’ High School Cape Town 

2022 

2023 


Rhenish Girls’ High School & 

Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof 

Potchefstroom 

Stellenbosch 

All All Girls’ Festival 2017 Program

School Hostesses 

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School 








Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof 









Rhenish Girls’ High School 

Rustenburg Girls’ High School 



Westville Girls’ High School 

Wynberg Girls’ High School 

Hostess 

I. Bosman 

S. Norval 

S. Louw 

C. Rademeyer 

A. Wenzel 

A. Wenzel 

S. Norval 

M. Swanepoel 

C. Lochner 

H. Böhmer 

M. Swanepoel 

H. Böhmer 

S. Janse van Vuuren 

C. Lochner 

C. Rademeyer 

B. Kotze 


S. Louw 


A. van Rooyen 

B. Kotze 

I. Bosman 


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