ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE

Playing it safe

“The brain rattling around in the skull, getting bruised and scraped against the bony edges of this hard casing, risking the tearing and shearing of neurons”.
That’s the undiluted description of a concussion by Rhodes University psychology professor, Ann Edwards.

St Andrews' rising cricket star

James Price was one of the star cricket players in South Africa’s 4-2 win over the England U19’s in their one Day International Series. Price finished third on his team’s run-scoring list and is returning home to Grahamstown.

Scholars: clue up on supplements

Grahamstown, renowned for fierce rivalry between its schools, and particularly on the sports field is seeing increased pressure on its young sportsmen and women to take performance enhancers.

Learner dances his way to Cuba

It will be a bittersweet moment for the family and friends of Alex Bruce when he leaves to study for eight months at the National Cuban Ballet School in Havana.

St Andrew’s Shield Waterpolo Tournament

The annual St Andrew’s Shield Watepolo Tournament took place at the St Andrew's and DSG pools during the weekend.

Rain has the last say in thrilling cricket contest

The St Andrew's College 1st X1 started off their season in the Grahamstown Schools' Cricket Festival against a well-drilled Hoerskool Menlopark side.

A slice of history

On Wednesday morning St Andrews Preparatory boys ‘unearthed’ a time capsule which had been placed into wall in the school’s Griffin Building in April 1962.

St Andrew's announces scholar-elect for the Rhodes scholarship

The headmaster of St Andrew’s College, Paul Edey, has announced that the Selection Committee of the St Andrew’s College/DSG Rhodes Scholarship has selected David Brian Springer as the scholar-elect for 2011.

Steroids scandal at St Andrew’s

A room search conducted at the St Andrew’s College dormitories on Wednesday 19 May confirmed suspicions that certain boys had been using anabolic steroids.
 

St Andrew's cricket stays strong

The St Andrew’s College 1st cricket team beat Woodridge College by two wickets in an inter schools cricket match on Saturday.

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