Richard Cameron – Highveld Lions
Quinton De Kock – Highveld Lions / SA U19
Dane Vilas – Cobras
Shaylen Pillay – SA U19
Stephen Cook – Highveld Lions
Vaughn Van Jaarsveld – Sunfoil Dophins / Proteas ODI and T20
Neil Mckenzie – Highveld Lions / ex SA test and ODI batsmen
Richard Das Neves – Highveld Lions
Graeme Smith – SA test captain and ODI player
Richard Cameron – Highveld Lions
Quinton De Kock – Highveld Lions / SA U19
Dane Vilas – Cobras
Shaylen Pillay – SA U19
Stephen Cook – Highveld Lions
Vaughn Van Jaarsveld – Sunfoil Dophins / Proteas ODI and T20
Neil Mckenzie – Highveld Lions / ex SA test and ODI batsmen
Richard Das Neves – Highveld Lions
Graeme Smith – SA test captain and ODI player
Raynor Parkinson (Class of 2007) was chosen to play for the German National Rugby Team. He played his first International (friendly) game last Saturday and was awarded ‘Man of the match’.His official first International game is this Saturday against Holland. Congratulations to another KES boy playing in the international arena!
Graham was awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Graham decided to follow in his older brothers’ footsteps, Bradley and Richard (also a KES old boy), who had already enlisted in the British Army Parachute regiment, and Graham was awarded his wings in 2005. Graham has seen active service in Northern Ireland and been on numerous deployments to the Middle East, one of which was where he carried out a courageous individual act whilst under heavy enemy fire which resulted in this very special award. Graham recently participated in a re-enactment of Operation Market Garden which took place during WW 11 where 10000 airborne troops parachuted in Arnhem to save the bridge. At present Graham is based at St. Athan Military Complex in the United Kingdom.
Graham was awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Graham decided to follow in his older brothers’ footsteps, Bradley and Richard (also a KES old boy), who had already enlisted in the British Army Parachute regiment, and Graham was awarded his wings in 2005. Graham has seen active service in Northern Ireland and been on numerous deployments to the Middle East, one of which was where he carried out a courageous individual act whilst under heavy enemy fire which resulted in this very special award. Graham recently participated in a re-enactment of Operation Market Garden which took place during WW 11 where 10000 airborne troops parachuted in Arnhem to save the bridge. At present Graham is based at St. Athan Military Complex in the United Kingdom.
