The Herald (South Africa)

Grey hockey firsts beat Paul Roos

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THE Grey first hockey side put in an excellent team performanc­e to beat a well organised and highly motivated Paul Roos side 1-0.

The first-half exchanges were tense, with both teams defending well, resulting in very few goal scoring opportunit­ies.

Grey took their opportunit­y in the 53rd minute when they successful­ly defended a Paul Roos penalty corner and released the ball swiftly up the left flank.

Jose Smith outpaced the scrambling Paul Roos defence and got his shot away with Lala Mazosiwe in position on the far post getting the final touch.

The final few minutes were frenetic, with Paul Roos pushing hard for the equaliser.

However, Grey remained composed and kept the opposition at bay.

ý Grey High’s first air rifle team competed at the Western Cape open held in Brakenfell in Cape Town on Saturday.

The festival hosted some of the top shottists from around South Africa.

In the 3P discipline, Grey’s Jacob Dirsuwei scored a personal best of 522/600 and Dylan Vimpany scored a solid 506/600, earning them some top positions.

Jarryd Roote and Luke Dirsuwei scored personal bests of 483/600 and 463/600 respective­ly.

In the 10m Olympic discipline, Jacob Dirsuwei shot a 489/600 and Dylan Vimpany 469/600, with solid performanc­es from Roote and Dirsuwei.

Vimpany earned gold in the U16 category and Dirsuwei took home the silver for both the 3P and 10m Olympic discipline­s in the U20 category.

 ??  ?? FIRED UP: Grey High shottists Dylan Vimpany, left, and Jacob Dirsuwei picked up medals at the Western Cape open
FIRED UP: Grey High shottists Dylan Vimpany, left, and Jacob Dirsuwei picked up medals at the Western Cape open

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