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BHS-Sport-Fixtures-2020-Term1.Pdf Cricket Fixtures 2020 Term 1 Date: Opposition 24th January Fish Hoek High School 1st February Stellenberg High School 8th February Westerford High School 15th February Milnerton High School 22nd February Fairmont High School 29th February Pinelands High School Chess Fixtures 2020 Term 1 Team: Date: Opposition: Venue: A 24th January Herzlia Herzlia A 7th February Rondebosch Bergvliet A 14th February South Peninsula Bergvliet A 28th February Wynberg Wynberg A 6th March Westerford Westerford Team: Date: Opposition: Venue: B 24th January Rondebosch Rondebosch B 7th February Alexander Sinton Alexander Sinton B 14th February St Josephs Bergvliet B 28th February Wynberg Wynberg B 6th March Westerford Bergvliet ***FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Swimming Fixtures 2020 Term 1 Date: Type: Venue: 23rd January Combined Gala Curro Durbanville 30th January Relay Gala Fish Hoek 6th February Individual Gala Groote Schuur 13th February Relay Gala Fish Hoek 20th February Individual Gala Settlers 27th February Combined Gala Wynberg Boys Basketball Fixtures 2020 Term 1 Date: Opposition: Venue: Boys 29th January Wynberg C Bergvliet 5th February Camps Bay B Bergvliet 12th February Wynberg D Wynberg 19th February Protea Heights Protea Heights 26th February Camps Bay A Camps Bay Girls 30th January Fairmont Fairmont 6th February Protea Heights Bergvliet 13th February Leiden Bergvliet 20th February Settlers Settlers 27th February Fish Hoek Bergvliet ***FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Girls Indoor Hockey Fixtures 2020 Term 1 Date: Team: Opposition: Venue: Time: nd 22 January 1 Westerford Westerford 16h00 22nd January 2 Westerford Westerford 16h30 22nd January 3 Westerford Westerford 17h00 29th January 1 Herschel Herschel 16h00 29th January 2 Herschel Herschel 15h30 29th January 3 BYE BYE 5th February 1 Springfield Herschel 18h00 5th February 2 Springfield Herschel 18h30 5th February 3 Springfield Herschel 19h00 th 12 February 1 Pinelands Pinelands 19h00 12th February 2 Pinelands Pinelands 18h30 12th February 3 Pinelands Pinelands 18h00 19th February 1 Herschel Herschel 16h00 19th February 2 Herschel Herschel 15h30 19th February 3 BYE BYE 26th February 1 Fairmont Fairmont 17h00 26th February 2 Fairmont Fairmont 16h30 26th February 3 Fairmont Fairmont 16h00 th 4 March 1 Cannons Creek Durbanville 18h30 4th March 2 Westerford Westerford 16h00 4th March 3 BYE BYE ***FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Tennis Fixtures 2020 Term 1 Team Date: Opposition: Venue: Girls 1 28th January San Souci Bergvliet 4th February South Peninsula South Peninsula 11th February Springfield Bergvliet 18th February Westerford Westerford 25th February Fish Hoek Bergvliet 3rd March Muizenberg Muizenberg Girls 2 30th January Springfield Springfield 6th February BYE BYE 13th February Herzlia Herzlia 20th February Pinelands Bergvliet 27th February San Souci San Souci 5th March Springfield Bergvliet Boys 1 30th January South Peninsula Bergvliet 6th February Bishops Bishops 13th February BYE BYE 20th February Fish Hoek Bergvliet 27th February Pinelands Pinelands 5th March Herzlia Bergvliet Boys 2 30th January Norman Henshilwood Norman Henshilwood 6th February Rondebosch Rondebsoch 13th February Bishops Bishops 20th February Fish Hoek Bergvliet 27th February Herzlia Herzlia 5th March Norman Henshilwood Bergvliet ***FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE .
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