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Michaelhouse Old Boys International Sporting Honours MICHAELHOUSE OLD BOYS INTERNATIONAL SPORTING HONOURS SURNAME INITIALS LEFT MHS COUNTRY SPORT FIRST CAP CAMPBELL T 1898 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1909 TAYLOR HW 1907 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1909 TAYLOR D 1905 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1919 HART-DAVIS JV 1919 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET UMPIRE 1925 PARKER JL 1922 SCOTLAND BOXING 1929 BROWN H 1904 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1933 BURDON R 1920 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1933 HARVEY RL 1930 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1935 KIRKCALDIE RL 1929 SCOTLAND HOCKEY 1935 PAYN LW 1933 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1936 BROWN GCM 1935 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1937 PARKER AW 1925 RHODESIA RUGBY 1938 PARKER RS 1929 RHODESIA RUGBY 1938 DAWSON OC 1936 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1938 MELVILLE A 1929 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1939 MANN NBF 1937 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1939 BRUNSKILL B 1943 SOUTH AFRICA DEEP SEA FISHING 1944 ENGLISH CJ 1944 RHODESIA SQUASH 1946 FIELD T 1946 RHODESIA HOCKEY 1946 FIELD T 1946 RHODESIA RUGBY 1947 HOWDEN R 1934 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1948 DOBSON PA 1938 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1948 HERSOV BE 1944 UNITED KINGDOM SAILING 1948 ARKWRIGHT M 1941 RHODESIA HOCKEY 1950 ARKWRIGHT J 1945 RHODESIA HOCKEY 1950 FIELD JW 1947 RHODESIA SQUASH 1950 HART WG 1946 RHODESIA RUGBY 1950 HOLLIDAY RPM 1943 SOUTH AFRICA ATHLETICS 1951 CLARK DJ 1947 SOUTH AFRICA ATHLETICS 1951 CHAPLIN JWR 1943 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1952 CROOKES D 1949 SOUTH AFRICA FISHING 1952 HENDERSON JH 1947 SCOTLAND RUGBY 1954 ELGIE MK 1950 SCOTLAND RUGBY 1954 HUTT P 1948 TANZANIA RUGBY 1955 BURGER C G de V 1953 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1957 GREAVES TAL 1954 SOUTH AFRICA SHOOTING 1957 BAYLDON R 1956 NORTHERN RHODESIA ATHLETICS 1957 SMITH NHG 1948 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1959 TOMLINSON DR 1956 RHODESIA HOCKEY 1959 ELGIE MK 1950 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1960 MICHAELHOUSE OLD BOYS INTERNATIONAL SPORTING HONOURS LILLIECRONA KT 1932 SOUTH AFRICA FISHING - LIGHT TACKLE 1960 YOUNGLESON MA 1944 SOUTH AFRICA BIG GAME FISHING 1960 STANDING R 1945 SOUTH AFRICA SAILING 1960 HENSMAN GC 1952 RHODESIA SQUASH 1960 TILLETT ER 1953 RHODESIA RUGBY 1960 SEYMOUR MA 1954 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1960 DORWARD G 1955 RHODESIA CRICKET 1960 ROBERTS FAS 1949 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1961 KUMLEBEN JM 1951 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1961 HAIG IE 1955 RHODESIA CRICKET 1962 CURRIE DR 1938 SOUTH AFRICA BIG GAME FISHING 1963 VARNALS DG 1953 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1964 NICHOLLS H 1960 SOUTH AFRICA ROWING 1964 FLEMING AJ 1959 SWAZILAND HOCKEY 1965 ROBERTS CJS 1952 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1965 REYNOLDS CL 1961 UNITED KINGDOM SAILING 1965 NASH PH 1964 SOUTH AFRICA ATHLETICS 1965 TUCKER FBK 1940 SOUTH AFRICA DRIVING - RALLY 1966 PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE DF 1952 SOUTH AFRICA EQUESTRIAN 1968 RATTRAY MLP 1950 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1969 ARCHIBALD CGM 1960 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1969 FIELDGATE C 1966 SOUTH AFRICA FENCING 1969 DRAPER JG 1943 INTERNATIONAL CRICKET UMPIRE 1970 KEMPLE JMH 1955 RHODESIA POLO 1970 SMITHYMAN M 1963 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1970 BOOTH B 1938 SOUTH AFRICA DEEP SEA FISHING 1972 KEARNS BASIL 1955 RHODESIA POLO 1972 KEARNS C 1955 RHODESIA POLO 1972 KEMPLE PH 1959 RHODESIA POLO 1972 HENSMAN GB 1962 RHODESIA POLO 1972 HENSMAN RM 1964 RHODESIA POLO 1972 HARVEY MN 1948 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1973 HARKER JR 1972 SOUTH AFRICA SWIMMING 1973 CHARTER R 1965 SOUTH AFRICA SKYDIVING 1974 REYNOLDS CL 1961 HONG KONG SAILING 1975 MORKEL RT 1951 SOUTH AFRICA DEEP SEA FISHING 1979 STEWART L 1970 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1979 REYNOLDS CL 1961 SOUTH AFRICA SAILING 1980 CURRY HYDE HE 1979 SOUTH AFRICA CANOEING 1980 DEAN P 1972 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY (IN DOOR) 1981 INGLEDEW NM 1975 SOUTH AFRICA SQUASH 1981 COX IAN 1977 SOUTH AFRICA WAVE SKIING 1981 MICHAELHOUSE OLD BOYS INTERNATIONAL SPORTING HONOURS HISHIN MP 1963 SOUTH AFRICA SAILING 1982 KENNY D 1970 ZIMBABWE RUGBY 1982 KIMBER RG 1972 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1982 SAMPSON RB 1977 SOUTH AFRICA CANOEING 1982 FOTHERINGHAM HR 1970 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1983 GRICE NC 1972 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY (IN DOOR) 1983 CHAPLIN GJ 1970 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1984 HEATON-NICHOLLS MD 1969 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1984 SEYMOUR MGM 1970 SOUTH AFRICA WORLD PRECISION FLYING 1984 CROCKETT RL 1973 SOUTH AFRICA SAILING 1984 RATTRAY CMJ 1955 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1985 RENNIE AG 1976 SOUTH AFRICA SLALOM CANOEING 1985 BONNET GC 1982 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1985 HILMER-LARSEN J 1982 DENMARK RUGBY 1985 BROTHERTON JR 1984 SOUTH AFRICA WORLD FREESTYLE SKIING 1986 SCHROEDER G 1982 SOUTH AFRICA BOARDSAILING/JET SKIING 1987 RISSIK DP 1978 SOUTH AFRICA EQUESTRIAN 1989 VISSER WA 1988 ITALY RUGBY 1989 HALL MJW 1971 ZAMBIA RUGBY 1990 ARMSTRONG SG 1983 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1990 KAULBACK PG 1982 ZIMBABWE RUGBY 1990 MORGAN GPB 1984 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1991 MOWAT J 1961 SOUTH AFRICA DUATHLON 1992 SHARRATT S 1952 SOUTH AFRICA MASTERS HOCKEY 1993 HALL MJW 1971 UNITED KINGDOM AMERICAN FOOTBALL 1993 HICKMAN RD 1984 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1993 COLLINS MR 1985 HONG KONG RUGBY 1993 DILLON (FERRANS) GR 1985 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1993 COCKRAM BDeW 1987 SOUTH AFRICA CANOEING 1993 BENKENSTEIN DM 1992 SOUTH AFRICA CRICKET 1993 TEVERSHAM C 1985 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 1994 THUNSTROM AE 1988 SOUTH AFRICA TRI-ATHLON 1994 BRYDEN R 1991 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1994 WATT-PRINGLE MR 1993 SOUTH AFRICA POLOCROSSE 1994 COPPENS HJ 1966 SOUTH AFRICA DUATHLON 1995 COPPENS HJ 1966 SOUTH AFRICA TRI-ATHLON 1995 DINGLEY J 1985 HONG KONG RUGBY 1995 ELLIS MC 1984 SOUTH AFRICA WHITE WATER & SLALOM CANOEING 1995 ELLIS MC 1984 UNITED KINGDOM WHITE WATER, MARATHON & SPRINT CANOEING 1995 STELLING WF 1990 HOLLAND CRICKET 1995 ANDERSON VB 1985 SOUTH AFRICA TRI-ATHLON 1996 BENSON GE 1986 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 1996 MICHAELHOUSE OLD BOYS INTERNATIONAL SPORTING HONOURS DINGLEY P 1987 HONG KONG RUGBY - SEVENS 1996 WILSON M 1988 HONG KONG RUGBY 1996 PLUMSTEAD G 1989 SOUTH AFRICA SQUASH 1996 MCINTOSH CND 1994 SOUTH AFRICA CANOEING 1996 MCGUIGAN SM 1990 SOUTH AFRICA WHITE WATER CANOEING 1997 FOLKER N 1995 SOUTH AFRICA SWIMMING 1997 GLOVER R E 1956 BOTSWANA LAWN BOWLS 1998 SACCO NG 1994 SOUTH AFRICA DUATHLON 1998 POUGNET J 1976 SOUTH AFRICA ROAD CYCLING - MASTERS 2000 STANIFORTH DMA 1993 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 2000 HOLLIDAY MP 1973 SOUTH AFRICA GLIDING 2001 SMALL S 1995 BOTSWANA RUGBY 2001 CHENNELLS G 1999 TANZANIA RUGBY 2001 DUNNING SIMON 1999 UNITED KINGDOM CRICKET - INDOOR 2001 JESINSKIS P A 1998 SOUTH AFRICA BASKETBALL 2001 ARMSTRONG GM 1989 SOUTH AFRICA POLO 2002 SACCO NG 1994 SOUTH AFRICA TRIATHLON 2002 PARKS R 1996 WALES RUGBY 2002 ANDERSON VB 1985 UNITED KINGDOM TRI-ATHLON 2003 SACCO NG 1994 SOUTH AFRICA IRONMAN 2003 PHILLIPS S 1996 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 2003 BRADLEY D 1994 SOUTH AFRICA TRI-ATHLON 2004 GARCIN B 1996 BOTSWANA RUGBY 2004 MEYRICK D 1978 SOUTH AFRICA JETSPORT 2005 MULLER R 1995 SWAZILAND RUGBY 2005 BRIGGS D 1983 SOUTH AFRICA WILD WATER CANOEING-MASTERS 2006 COLLINS KR 1989 SOUTH AFRICA CANOEING 2006 THOMPSON R 1993 SOUTH AFRICA CLAY TARGET SHOOTING 2007 RICHARDS M 2007 SOUTH AFRICA 7'S RUGBY 2010 LAMBIE P 2008 SOUTH AFRICA RUGBY 2010 UNGER A C 1953 RHODESIA HOCKEY 1964 CILLIERS P 2005 SOUTH AFRICA RUGBY 2012 BIRD S 2006 AUSTRALIA SPRINT KAYAK 2012 PANTHER C 2009 SOUTH AFRICA HOCKEY 2012 GEACH P C 1980 SOUTH AFRICA CANOE POLO 2000 MUDARIKI K H 2010 ZIMBABWE RUGBY 7'S 2014 DIACK R J E 2003 IRELAND RUGBY 2014 WITHEY R 2009 BOTSWANA CRICKET 2013 COMBRINCK R 2008 SOUTH AFRICA RUGBY 2016 CRONJE R 2007 SOUTH AFRICA RUGBY 2017.
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