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Award Winners 1 AWARD WINNERS Casio calculators and Gold Award Certificates were awarded to the top ten individuals and top three pairs in each standard. Merit Award Certificates were awarded to the individuals who were placed eleventh to two hundred in each grade, and to pairs who were placed fourth to fiftieth. All other contestants received Certificates of Participation. Gold Awards Grade 8 Individuals 1. Johannes Schoeman Ho¨erskool Parel Vallei 1. Robert Spencer Westerford High School 3. Matthew Coulson Reddam House Constantia 4. Jonathan Black Bishops 5. Nicholas Cheng Fairmont High School 5. Matthew Symes Somerset College 7. Ihsaan Bassier Rondebosch Boys' High School 8. Dexter Williams Bergvliet High School 9. Sarah Tetlow Herschel Girls' High School 10. Travis Taylor Rondebosch Boys' High School 10. Michael Wood Rondebosch Boys' High School Pairs 1. Timothy de Wet and Yun-Ho Lee Parklands College 2. Alistair Border and Mickey Chew Elkanah House 2. Cian Cullinan and Jade Maresch Rondebosch Boys' High School Grade 9 Individuals 1. Ashraf Moolla Rondebosch Boys' High School 1. Sean Wentzel Westerford High School 3. Rehan Visser Bridge House School 4. Jessica du Toit Bergvliet High School 5. Nina Nicholas Ho¨erskool Jan van Riebeeck 5. Nick Yie Settlers High School 7. Robert Cloete Rondebosch Boys' High School 8. Chlo¨e Blyth Herschel Girls' High School 8. Charlie Min Curro Private School 10. Jeff Kim Reddam House Constantia Pairs 1. Jin-Su Kim Stellenberg High School 2. Peter Beare and Matthew Golesworthy Bishops Award Winners 2 3. Adrian Goliath and Keenen Lochner Settlers High School Grade 10 Individuals 1. Greg Jackson Bishops 1. Jin Won Seo Bishops 3. Rowan Nicholls Bishops 4. Daniel Linegar Bishops 5. Min Kyu Lee St George's Grammar School 6. Simon Everingham Bishops 7. Yasmin Skibbe Bloemhof Ho¨ermeisieskool 8. Sung Lun Jung Settlers High School 9. Pieter Klue Langenhoven Gimnasium 10. Young Hyun Choi Pinelands High School Pairs 1. Oliver Freyer and Da Ye Li Constantia Waldorf High School 2. Matthew Dyssell and Daven Symes Somerset College 3. Chae-Young Lim and Daniel McCabe International School of Cape Town Grade 11 Individuals 1. Liam Baker Mondale High School 2. Francois Conradie De Kuilen Ho¨erskool 3. Maggie Lu Herschel Girls' High School 4. John Nicholas Jan van Riebeeck Ho¨erskool 5. Kosie van der Merwe Ho¨erskool Brackenfell 6. Bronwyn Horn Herschel Girls' High School 7. Daniel Suh Reddam House Constantia 8. Muneeb Baderoen Rondebosch Boys' High School 9. Gordon Robertson Curro Private School 10. Erik van Tonder Paarl Boys' High School Pairs 1. Sean Peters and Slade Reyneke Rondebosch Boys' High School 2. Louwrens Botha and Matthew Donald Somerset College 3. Imran Amien and Noah de Villiers Rondebosch Boys' High School Grade 12 Individuals 1. Haroon Moolla Rondebosch Boys' High School 2. Thomas Weighill Paarl Boys' High School 3. Christopher Lester Bishops 4. Adriaan Mouton Paarl Boys' High School 5. Cheng-Huan Deng Norman Henshilwood Award Winners 3 6. Tristan Hands Somerset College 7. Graham Ziervogel Bridge House 8. Colyn du Toit Ho¨erskool Swartland 9. Rudi Botha Rustenburg Girls' High School 10. Robert Ketteringham Rondebosch Boys' High School Pairs 1. Kendal Devy and Ebrahim Hoosen Pinelands High School 2. Marcus Crowther and Andrew Ferguson South African College High School 2. Almero Kitching and Morn´e Stander Ho¨erskool Brackenfell School Awards Every school that entered at least ten individuals, but did not win a Gold Award, qualified for a School Prize. The prize (a book donated by Oxford University Press) was awarded to the individual in that school who had achieved the highest ranking in any grade in the school. Abbott's College Claremont Huisung Choi (12) Al-Azhar High School Raeesah Petersen (11) Atlantis Sekond^ere Skool Corinne Carlse (11) Bellville Technical High School Franzile James (12) Boland Landbouskool Jonathan Oettl´e (12) Cape Academy Sizwe Mabena (12) CBC St John's Parklands Bianca Martignone (10) COSAT Anathi Zinja (11) Cravenby Seconday School Jamiela Gaffoor (9) Darul Arqam Islamic High School Zainab Kamaldien (12) El Shaddai Christian School Boyun Kim (12) Fairbairn College Bianca Howell (12) Fish Hoek High School Matthew Gadd (12) Grassy Park High School Daniel Repky (11) Groote Schuur High School Raa-eequa Kariem (10) Harold Cressy High School Saadieq Alexander (11) Herzlia Senior High School Robert Shaff (12) Ho¨erskool Bellville Ruan Olivier (10) Ho¨erskool D F Malan St`efan Loubser (11) Ho¨erskool Durbanville Izak Spangenberg (9) Ho¨erskool Hugenote Arinda Truter (12) Ho¨erskool Strand Marli Geldenhuys (10) Ho¨erskool Vredenburg Daniel Rabe (11) Hopefield High School Shaun Reddy (10) Hottentots Holland High School David Cho (9) Islamia Boys' College Zaayid Omar (12) Award Winners 4 Islamia Girls' College Fatima Mowzer (12) Leap Science and Maths School One Chuma Nikelo (11) Livingstone High School Saleema Paleker (9) Melkbosstrand Private School Yuki Yoon (9) Milnerton High School Yu Sun (10) Ocean View Secondary School Mumtaaz Moses (10) Paarl Gimnasium Pierre-Jacques Human (10) Paul Roos Gimnasium Nico Rossouw (11) Rocklands Secondary School Soze Coto (11) Rusthof Sekond^ere School Melanie Petersen (11) Rylands High School Pooveshan Reddy (10) Sans Souci Girls' High School Gadeeja Davids (9) Sarepta High School Adrian Booysen (12) South Peninsula High School Zakariyya Harnekar (12) Springfield Convent Laura Hulme (8) Star International High School Tauriq Hendricks (10) Strandfontein Secondary School Irwin Cassells (11) Windsor High School Alexander le Sueur (11) Wittebome High School Kariemah Boltman (12) Worcester Gymnasium Ha Neul Lee (9) Wynberg Boys' High School James Stock (12) Wynberg Girls' High School Khadija Brey (8) Zeekoevlei High School Sherwyn Bent (10) School ranking A school score is obtained by adding the top 30 scores (individual or pairs) in each school. By this measure the top 20 schools were: 1 Bishops 2 Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Parel Vallei High School 4 Herschel High School 5 Reddam College Constantia 6 Bridge House 7 Bergvliet High School 8 Westerford High School 9 Rustenburg High School 10 Paarl Boys' High School 11 Paul Roos Gymnasium 12 Somerset College 13 Ho¨erskool Strand 14 Herzlia High School 15 Paarl Gimnasium 16 S A College High School 17 Springfield Convent Award Winners 5 18 El Shaddai Christiaan School 19 Pinelands High School 20 Vredenburg High School Trophies The Diane Tucker Trophy, awarded to the top girl in the competition, was won by Maggie Lu (Hershel High School). The UCT Trophy, awarded for the best performance by a school which had competed at most three times in the competition, was won by Darul Arqam Islamic High School. The Mona Leeuwenburg Trophy, awarded for the best overall performance, was awarded to Bishops..
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