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TOP 100 RANK ORDER - 2011 Name Surname School 1 Christiaan Bronkhorst St Andrew's School, Bloemfontein 2 Nicholas Lock York High School 3 Anika Brand St Patrick's College, CBC 4 Ethan Chetty Edenglen High School 5 Belinda Banks St Dominic's Academy, Newcastle 6 Esther Van Zyl Parel Vallei 7 Ian Currie Pretoria Boys High School 8 Trudie Spangenberg Pretoria High School for Girls 9 Ruth Brain Springfield 10 Hankyeol Lee Edenglen High School 11 Roxanne Carlse Uplands College 12 Emile Pienaar Somerset College 13 Emma Atkinson Pietermaritzburg GHS 14 Lillina Ruiters Westerford High School 15 Kerstin Hall Chesterhouse 16 Jessica Hichens Westerford High School 17 Muhammed Ismail Bulbulia St John's College 18 Samantha Arnold St John's DSG 19 Matthew Field Selborne College 20 Jolandi Swanepoel Pretoria High School for Girls 21 Mary Kennedy Roedean 22 Faizan Nadvi Westville Boy's High School 23 Scott Roberts Westville Boy's High School 24 Meghan Boroughs De La Salle Holy Cross Convent 25 Jami-Lee Janse van Rensburg Stirling High School 26 Emma Ruiters Crawford College, Pretoria 27 Allison Gallant Stirling High School 28 Reantha Pillay Maris Stella 29 Yoon Joo Kim The American International School of Mozambique 30 Vanessa Salisbury The Wykeham Collegiate 31 Murray Polkinghorne Kearsney College 32 Azraa Parak Parktown Girl's High School 33 Ashraf Moolla Rondebosch Boy's High School 34 Joanne Tomlinson Heronbridge College 35 Nashin Pillay Northwood School 36 Ruco Pretorius Midstream College 37 Cherith Herolds The King's College 38 Stuart Lewis Parktown Boy's High School 39 Nadine Hugo Aurora Private School 40 Roxine Staats Hudson Park High School 41 Nina Reinach Glenwood House 42 Raquel Jones Pretoria High School for Girls 43 Olga Pretorius Rhenigh Girl's High School 44 Yolanda Ndhlovu Selly Park Secondary School 45 Alexander Minney St Andrew's College 46 Sonia Linkov Somerset College 47 Claudia Schmidt Crawford College, Sandton 48 Simone Gray The Wykeham Collegiate 49 Holly Robson St Mary's, Waverley 50 Stuart Hadfield Michaelhouse 51 Jason-Leigh Harry Maritzburg College 52 Robert Cloete Rondebosch Boy's High School 53 Caitlin Clark Ladysmith High School 54 Angela Haris St Stithians Girl's College 55 Sinjon Byron Grantleigh 56 Bronté Morton Collegiate Girl's High School 57 Nadia Schönfeldt Die Hoërskool Menlopark 58 Undima Bodenstein Pecanwood College 59 Tasmeeya Kassim Maritzburg Muslim School for Girls 60 Lavanya Pillay Westville Girl's High School 61 Cairan Brown Kingswood College 62 Ceoné Joubert Die Hoërskool Menlopark 63 Melantha Meyer Edenglen High School 64 Riona Singh Westville Girl's High School 65 Juliet Donaldson St Mary's Waverley 66 Isobel Bowdery Reddam House, Atlantic Seaboard 67 Rhoni Gericke Herschel Girls School 68 Lebohang Leisa Germiston High School 69 Kevyah Cardoso Roedean 70 Tehan Scheffer Jeppe High School for Boys 71 Robert Hill St Dominic's Academy 72 Kate Stephens St Mary's Waverley 73 Claire King St Teresa's School 74 Danica Smit Kingsridge High School 75 Amy von Witt Victoria Girl's High School 76 Lauren Murphy Assumption Convent 77 Aliyah Rachel Rainer Clarendon Girl's High School 78 Rèzanne Neethling Helpmekaar 79 Monique Atouguia St Catherine's Convent 80 Michaela Shilton Edenglen High School 81 Taonga Zulu Jeppe High School for Girls 82 Anastasia Lite Westville Girl's High School 83 Stephanie Roche Springfield Convent 84 Kyra Tarr St Anne's DSG 85 Michael Lawrenson Rondebosch Boy's High School 86 Caleb Swanepoel Albert College 87 Jessica von der Meden The Wykeham Collegiate 88 Mignon van Steenderen Selly Park Secondary School 89 Jessica Syme Herschel Girls School 90 Mario Schultz Midstream College 91 Kelly Hen-Boison Woodridge College 92 Jith Sangarapillai Hilton College 93 Thandeka Diremelo Northcliff High School 94 Kelly-Anne Geldenhuys Rhenish Girls High School 95 Daniel Shahim St Conrad's College 96 Kate Jennings Alexander Road High School 97 Anthea Thomson Maris Stella 98 Jessica Wentworth Victoria Girl's High School 99 Anjali Raipaul St Anne's DSG 100 Hana Petersen Good Hope Seminary.
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