Uhs Honours Cricketers
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Submit information about omitted cricket performances
Former students (Old Boys) who played cricket at Union High School are encouraged to inform the school if any notable batting or bowling achievements were not included in the permanent plaque installation. This allows for corrections and recognition of overlooked accomplishments.
- Who it is for
- Old Boys who played cricket at Union High School
- How to act on it
- Send details about omitted performances to uhsmarketing@unionschools.co.za
The document's recorded date is 3 February 2020. Confirm on the official source.
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Any Old Boys who played the sport are also encouraged to let us know if a batting or bowling performance has been omitted on the installation. Send through any information pertaining to the above to uhsmarketing@unionschools.co.za
View the permanent cricket plaque installation at Tony Burrell Union
Old Unionites, visitors, parents, and current students are invited to view the new permanent installation of cricket plaques that celebrate centuries and five-wicket hauls by Union High School cricketers. The plaques are located in the Tony Burrell Union building and offer a tribute to past and present cricketing excellence.
- Who it is for
- Old Unionites, visitors, parents, and school's young cricketers
- How to act on it
- Visit the Tony Burrell Union building at Union High School in Graaff-Reinet
The document's recorded date is 3 February 2020. Confirm on the official source.
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Old Unionites, visitors, parents and the school's young cricketers are invited to have a look at the installation when next at the Tony Burrell Union – it truly provides a wonderful walk down memory lane.
Contribute information about omitted cricket performances
Old boys who played cricket at Union High School are encouraged to inform the school if any significant batting or bowling performances have been missed from the permanent cricket plaque installation. This allows the school to update the record of past achievements.
- Who it is for
- Old Boys who played cricket at Union High School
- How to act on it
- Send information about omitted performances to uhsmarketing@unionschools.co.za
The document's recorded date is 3 February 2020. Confirm on the official source.
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Any Old Boys who played the sport are also encouraged to let us know if a batting or bowling performance has been omitted on the installation. Send through any information pertaining to the above to uhsmarketing@unionschools.co.za
View the permanent cricket plaque installation
The school invites former students, parents, visitors, and current cricketers to view the new permanent installation of cricket plaques at the Tony Burrell Union. The plaques celebrate centuries and five-wicket hauls by Union High School cricketers.
- Who it is for
- Old Unionites, visitors, parents, and the school's young cricketers
- How to act on it
- Visit the Tony Burrell Union at Union High School in Graaff-Reinet
The document's recorded date is 3 February 2020. Confirm on the official source.
Show the line this came from
Old Unionites, visitors, parents and the school's young cricketers are invited to have a look at the installation when next at the Tony Burrell Union – it truly provides a wonderful walk down memory lane.
Facts
Reference
https://www.unionschools.co.za/2020/02/03/uhs-honours-cricketers/
Key Takeaways
- UHS Honours Cricketers
- 2020-02-03
- Tony Burrell Union
- Graaff-Reinet
- uhsmarketing@unionschools.co.za
- Herby Arnott
- Founders’ Weekend
- permanent cricket plaques
- Union High School
- L. Crankshaw
- Mr Herby Arnott
- Tony Burrell Union
- Graaff-Reinet
- uhsmarketing@unionschools.co.za
Dates
Closing Date
3 February 2020