tions as part of “a healthy mind in a healthy body” mantra was quite evident as Epworth paddlers claimed the top three spots in the junior girls’ category in the Dusi and also fourth, sixth and 10th in the women’s race. Moreover, former Epworth pupils Jordan and Cana Peek powered their way to the women’s crown. In similar heat at the Oval, Hil­ ton’s own level of sports education was on display as some of their teenagers showed wonderful composure in an em­ phatic 62­run victory over Clifton, which secured them a place in the national fi­ nals of the schools T20 competition in Pretoria next month. All these pupils have reaped rewards for hard work dur­ ing school lessons and their efforts tend to help our national teams at some point in the future. okusha: qiniseka ukuthi uhlole hambayo ucingo slots ayikho idiphozithi ibhonasi slotmatic casino usushintshile! ngiyacela chofoza lapha kufanele ibhekiswe casino amaphromoshini zakamuva.