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Technifibre SA Open Squash. Photo: Joseph Feast, Coach Jacques Duminy and Dylan Keswell.
Joseph Feast’s international tournament experience paid off recently in the Technifibre SA Open which was recently held in Bloemfontein.  He was seeded 12th but ended up with a top 4 finish in the U19 event. Dylan Keswell (seeded 13th) and Charlton Webb-Smith (seeded 30th) also played in this tournament. Â
At the end of last year, Joseph Feast represented the SA U16 side in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur and Singapore). Joe and Dylan Keswell also competed in the Scottish and British Open Tournaments in the UK during the December school holidays 2024.. Â
The tournament in Kuala Lumpur is the biggest junior squash tournament in the East and the British Open is the biggest junior squash event in the world. Joe played 22 matches in total in these 4 events and won 16 of them. This was a great showing, given that these were his first international competitions. His best final placement was in the Scottish Open where he finished 9th overall. He only lost one match during the tournament, which was to the eventual winner.
Rondebosch Boys’ High School is super proud of Joe, Dylan and Charlton’s achievements and look forward to seeing them as well as the other Bosch squash players go from strength to strength during the course of the year.
The school received the WPYS League 2024 results just before our Squash AGM 2025, and they are as follows:
- Super League: Rondebosch 1st team – 1st
- U19A League: Rondebosch A – 1st and Rondebosch B – 3rd
- U19B League Rondebosch C – 10th
- U15A League: Rondebosch A – 1st
- U15B League: Rondebosch B – 1st, Rondebosch C – 2nd and Rondebosch D – 4th
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