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SOUTH WESTERN DISTRICTS CRICKET UMPIRES ASSOCIATION OFFICIATING UMPIRES Surname First Name Email Cell / Tel TOWN LEVELS 1 Anthon SOUTH WESTERN DISTRICTS CRICKET UMPIRES ASSOCIATION OFFICIATING UMPIRES Surname First Name Email Cell / Tel TOWN LEVELS [email protected] 1 Anthony Desmond 083 923 1475 OUDTSHOORN Level 2 2 Barnard Christiaan [email protected] 082 781 9198 OUDTSHOORN Level 2 3 Blaauw Patrick [email protected] 072 692 2202 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 4 Beneke Phillip [email protected] 074 999 6512 RIVERSDAL Level 1 5 Breytenbach Mario [email protected] 073 496 2485 RHEEBOK Level 1 6 Carolus Moses [email protected] 079 517 1881 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 7 Claassen Frederick [email protected] 082 684 9850 CALITZDORP Level 1 8 Dalton Johnny [email protected] 072 850 5440 ALBERTINIA Level 2 9 De Laan John [email protected] 084 813 0657 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 10 Dirks Ronald [email protected] 061 238 4142 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 11 Frans John [email protected] 081 592 6223 GEORGE Level 3 12 Gabriel Garth [email protected] 084 563 6008 MOSSEL BAY Level 1 13 Gcanga Mihlali [email protected] 063 144 4874 GEORGE Level 1 14 Gelderbloem Owen [email protected] 061 507 4334 GROOTBRAK Level 1 15 Goliath Jason [email protected] 062 521 6875 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 Surname First Name Email Cell / Tel TOWN LEVELS 16 Groenewald Rowan [email protected] 073 859 8882 MOSSEL BAY Level 1 17 Haarvoor October [email protected] 063 961 5479 Murraysburg Level 1 Janse van 18 Rensburg Edrich [email protected] 081 433 4594 GEORGE Level 3 19 Jansen Mario [email protected] 083 533 2578 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 20 Jansen Kevin [email protected] 079 746 5516 PLETT Level 1 21 Jonathan Etienne [email protected] 065 944 8499 LADISMITH Level 1 22 Joseph Colin [email protected] 079 1542 825 ALBERTINIA Level 1 23 Krige Gawie [email protected] 083 417 4002 GROOTBRAK Level 2 24 Kuhn Zander [email protected] 066 225 5243 GEORGE Level 1 Jacobus 25 Le Roux (Coby) [email protected] 071 094 5528 OUDTSHOORN Level 2 26 Le Roux Levesto [email protected] 083 994 7736 DYSSELSDORP Level 3 27 Macpherson Mario [email protected] 064 328 9854 Murraysburg Level 1 28 May Marcel [email protected] 063 794 5229 OUDTSHOORN Level 3 29 Michiel Jonathan [email protected] 072 472 9489 STILBAAI Level 1 30 Mralasi Luzuko [email protected] 083 514 4910 GEORGE Level 3 31 Ncence Nkululeku [email protected] 071 839 6486 KNYSNA Level 3 Surname First Name Email Cell / Tel TOWN LEVELS 32 Neethling Jean [email protected] 082 776 9510 OUDTSHOORN Level 3 33 Ntlati Adion [email protected] 062 141 1706 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 34 Olivier Andre [email protected] 082 862 6242 OUDTSHOORN Level 3 35 Pieterse Degan [email protected] 083 727 7899 RIVERSDAL Level 1 36 Preissex Lorenzo [email protected] 060 436 6542 PLETT Level 1 37 Rademan Innus [email protected] 073 593 9612 MOSSEL BAY Level 3 38 Rhodes Nathan [email protected] 073 317 9761 GEORGE Level 1 39 Samsoodien Faizel [email protected] 083 738 3294 MOSSEL BAY NATIONAL 40 Sander Wilhelm [email protected] 083 294 4603 GEORGE Level 2 41 Solomons Cedclan [email protected] 081 321 9953 DYSSELSDORP Level 1 42 Stuurman Pieter [email protected] 078 949 5494 OUDTSHOORN Level 1 43 Tapfumaneyi Lastword [email protected] 060 998 9164 GEORGE Level 2 44 Van Tonder Neels [email protected] 084 584 2784 KNYSNA Level 3 45 Volkwyn Lyndon [email protected] 079 133 6155 GEORGE Level 2 46 Wildeman Colin [email protected] 082 700 1093 PLETT Level 2 47 Williams Reagan [email protected] 074 945 8369 GEORGE Level 1 [email protected] 48 Witbooi Sam a 078 311 2477 GEORGE Level 2.
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