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UCT MATHEMATICS COMPETITION 2013 RESULTS Rank Name School Grade 8 Individuals 1 Christopher Aubin Bishops 2 Nicholas Featherstone Bishops 3 Peter Meihuizen Paarl Boys' High School 4 Erin Solomon Rondebosch Boys' High School 5 Joseph Forman Herzlia Middle School 6 Angus Thring Bishops 7 Jesse Das Neves Pinelands High School 7 Youn-sun Choi Rustenburg Girls' High School 9 Jamie Diggle Bishops 9 Nathan Wylie Wynberg Boys' High School Grade 8 Pairs 1 Nicholas Howes Bridge House 1 John Rowett Bridge House 1 Matthew Horrigan Rondebosch Boys' High School 1 Abdullah Karbanee Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Phillip Swart Hoërskool Durbanville 3 Jean Aucamp Hoërskool Durbanville Grade 9 Individuals 1 Matthew Booth Rondebosch Boys' High School 1 Andrew McGregor Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Melissa Rossouw Rustenburg Girls' High School 4 Sanjiv Ranchod Westerford High School 4 Bronson Rudner S A College High School 6 Sebastiano Parenti Rondebosch Boys' High School 7 Torsten Babl Paarl Boys' High School 8 Hannah Clayton Rustenburg Girls' High School 9 Yaseen Mowser Fairbairn College 9 Alexander Peile Bishops Grade 9 Pairs 1 Boyd Kane Bishops 1 Stuart Mesham Bishops 2 Daniel Poulter Rondebosch Boys' High School 2 Robert van der Merwe Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Vasili Champanis Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Paskal Wolski Rondebosch Boys' High School Grade 10 Individuals 1 Jinwoong Shin Pinelands High School 2 David Brooke Rondebosch Boys' High School 2 Tae Jun Park Rondebosch Boys' High School 4 Sam Jeffery Bishops 5 Sammy Pan Reddam House Constantia 6 Soo-Min Lee Bishops 7 Michael Thomson Bishops 8 Andrew Harrison-Migochi Parel Vallei High School 9 Christoff van Zyl Paarl Gimnasium 9 Mark Doyle Parel Vallei High School Grade 10 Pairs 1 Callum Joffee Reddam House Constantia 1 Andrew Denton Reddam House Constantia 2 Georg Janowski Constantia Waldorf 2 Art van der Lingen Constantia Waldorf 3 Matthew Morris Bishops 3 Kieran Cattell Bishops Grade 11 Individuals 1 Robin Visser St George's Grammar School 2 Matthew Poulter Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Song Min Lee S A College High School 4 Adam Herman Rondebosch Boys' High School 4 Thomas Orton Bishops 4 Yahui Xu Camps Bays High School 7 Emma Belcher Springfield Convent 8 Warren Black Bishops 9 Corwynne Leng Parel Vallei High School 10 Daniel Mesham Bishops Grade 11 Pairs 1 Daniel Choi Cannons Creek High School 1 James Choung Cannons Creek High School 2 George Ross Brackenfell Hoërskool 2 Bennie van Eeden Brackenfell Hoërskool 3 Murray Klein Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Daniel van der Walt Rondebosch Boys' High School Grade 12 Individuals 1 Annemiek Meyer Reddam House Constantia 1 Guy Paterson-Jones Bishops 3 Musa Omar Livingstone High School 4 Lauren Denny Rustenburg Girls' High School 5 James Nevin Westerford High School 6 Sacha Brandt Rondebosch Boys' High School 6 Nicholas Cotchobos Bishops 8 Dong-Eup Nam Elkanah House High School 9 Gyu Tae Park Pinelands High School 10 Gareth Woolley Reddam House Constantia Grade 12 Pairs 1 Woohyun Lee Rustenburg Girls' High School 1 Yi-Shin Yuan Rustenburg Girls' High School 2 Daniel Chung Bishops 2 John Pierre Lanser Bishops 3 Lethu Ntshinga Herschel High School 3 Raisa Salie Herschel High School School Prizes All schools that entered at least ten individual participants, but did not qualify for a Gold Award, are awarded a School Prize. The prize, a book presented by Oxford University Press, is presented to the pupil who achieved the highest rank (in any grade) in the school. Al-Azhar High School Ammaar Gabriels Atlantis Sekondêre Skool Wesley Ranck Bellville South Secondary School Mangaliso Mdingi Bergvliet High School Malcolm Hillebrand Bloemhof HMS Jana Lotz Boland Landbouskool Lourens Bester Cape Academy Zakariyah Toyer CBC St John's Parklands Seok Young Jeong Chesterhouse Nikita Reid Claremont High School Moegamad Ameer Conrad COSAT Andile Gigaba Cravenby Secondary School Marcelino de Kock Curro Private School Matthew Dunbar Darul Arqam Islamic High School Amina Sarder Darun-Na'im Girls High School Shirihan Khan De Kuilen High School Jandré du Toit El Shaddai Christian School Gareth Defty Esangweni Senior Sec School Lona Mditshwa Fairmont High School Robyne Vaughan Fish Hoek High School Sylvia van Belle French School Santiago Le Jeune Grassy Park High School Bradley Jaftha Groote Schuur High School Min Seok Harold Cressy High School Tonderai Saidi Hoërskool Bellville Eugene Jacobs Hoërskool D F Malan Daniël Hugo Hoërskool Hugenot Joubert du Toit Hoërskool President Lelanie Hoffmann Hoërskool Stellenberg Chrisjan Wüst Hoërskool Stellenbosch James-John Matthee Hoërskool Strand Kezia Rietoff Hoërskool Swartland Tienie Bester Hoërskool Weston N-Tonio Williams Hout Bay High School Raymind Samuels Immaculata Secondary School Skye Benjamin Intlanganiso Secondary School Anelisiwe Sotyingwa Iqhayiya Senior Secondary School Awonke Hleza Islamia Boys' College Mamdouh Mohamed Islamia Girls' College Thania Rhoda Khanyolwethu Secondary School Yamkela Matolengwe Klein Nederburg Ian Neethling Kwamfundo High School Mzukisi Magwaza Lentegeur Senior Sec School Priscilla Kouter Manyano High School Siphosethu Gxako Melkbosstrand High School Michael Botha Melkbosstrand Private School Joedrich Stander Milnerton High School Joshua van Vuuren Mondale High School Ethan Buckinjohn Muizenberg High School Hishaam Cupido Ned Doman High School Sharon Chihera New Orleans Secondary School Irshaad Isaacs Norman Henshilwood High School Brett Bergsma Oracle Academy Zubair Adams Paarl Girls' High School Corli Rheeder Parklands College Ural Alp Paul Roos Gymnasium Bernard Leuvennink Reddam House A. S. B. Daniel Feinstein Rhenish Girls' High School Soul-Ji Kim Rhodes High School Sabelo Tazibona Robinvale High School Marcainyan Snyders Rocklands Secondary School Jamie van der Berg Rylands High School Mogamat Junaid Martin Sans Souci Girls' High School Gontse Matshitse Sarepta High School Cheslin Ceylon Settlers High School Eun Hye Kang Sinako High School Luvo Ntshewula Somerset College Joshua Putterill South Peninsula High School Luqmaan Mathee Spes BonaHigh School Nakiesha van Wyk Spine Road High School Hamima Mullah St Cyprian's School Somara Sabharwal St Joseph's Marist College Rebecca Solomon Star International High School McQuile Karappen Strandfontein Secondary School Randy Meyer Table View High School Sang-a Cho Uxolo Hig School Tebang Khiba Wesbank Sekondêre Skool Deidré van Wyk Westridge High School Chante Visagie Windsor High School Nicole Potts Wittebome High School Aqeelah Goolam Woodlands High School Justin Francis Worcester Gymnasium Cornelis van Eeden Wynberg Girls' High School Kate Bell Zeekoevlei High School Kieyaam Bowren Zola Secondary School Sinazo Vanqa Trophies Diane Tucker Trophy: for the top girl Annemiek Meyer (Reddam House Constantia) Moolla Trophy: for a notable performance from a school from a disadvantaged background: COSAT UCT Trophy: for the top new school (a school taking part for at most three times) Intlanganiso Senior Secondary School Mona Leeuwenburg Trophy: for the top school Bishops Top schools 1 Bishops 2 Rondebosch Boys' High School 3 Parel Vallei High School 4 Westerford High School 5 Reddam College Constantia 6 Rustenburg High School 7 Stellenberg High School 8 Wynberg Boys' High School 9 Herschel High School 10 South African College High School 11 Somerset College 12 Paarl Boy's High School 13 El Shaddai Christian School 14 Paarl Gimnasium 15 Elkanah House 16 Paul Roos Gymnasium 17 Bridge House School 18 Herzlia 19 Pinelands High School 20 Bloemhof Hoër Meisieskool .
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