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We are excited to announce the launch of the St David’s Marist Inanda Old Boys’ & PTA Golf and Padel Day on Friday 30 October 2026!
Whether you’re up for a round at Wanderers Golf Club or ready to serve up some good vibes at Padel & Social Club Ethel Gray Park, there’s something for everyone.
Golf R6000 per fourball.
Padel R1200 per pair.
Both events include great extras, prizes and plenty of fun.
Get your fourball or padel partner together and book your spot NOW!
Book for the Golf Day HERE.
Book for Padelicano HERE.
Kindly view our Partner Profile below.
For all enquiries, please drop us a mail on oldboys@stdavids.co.za
Say hello to the 2026/2027 Old Boys' Committee:
Andrew Munro (2000 - Chairman), Brad Latilla-Campbell (2010 - Vice Chairman and Secretary), Matthew Ramsden (2000 - Treasurer), Michael Bembridge (2001), David Dias (2001), Dan Gladulich (2003), Greg Murphy (2006), , Andrew Kirkland (2005), Mandla Koyabe (2017), Sergio Maraschin (1987), Kai Marini (2010 - UK Chapter), Mike Thiel (Executive Head), Nick Clogg (Head: Prep School), Lara Klement (Head: Advancement) and Savo Ceprnich (2003 - Stakeholder Manager).
One of the biggest challenges for the Committee is being able to stay in touch with the old boys, regardless of where they are based. In order to assist us in staying in touch with each of you, kindly update your details - please click here.
The St David's Marist Foundation was established as an independent Trust and PBO to help ensure the long-term sustainability of St David’s Marist Inanda, find out more by clicking here.
The UK Chapter of the St David's Marist Inanda Old Boys Global Alumni network focuses on connecting alumni from multiple generations, sectors, industries and backgrounds in the United Kingdom.
Formal and informal networking and community events are hosted throughout the year, providing a forum for alumni living in the UK to stay in touch with each other and the school. These events serve as important touch points for Alumni to share their experiences, advance their careers and access Mentorship as well as business opportunities.
The UK Chapter also provides a channel for UK-based supporters to invest in and financially contribute to the school by way of bursaries and the Foundation, via a UK registered charity, and provides updates on school developments and initiatives digitally to its members.
Contribute to the future growth of the school through buying a Golden Plaque which will be placed on the Legacy Beam in the Maristonian. Etch your name in history for generations to come – contact us now!
We’re active on social media, make sure you follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. We have re-introduced a quarterly newsletter titled Inanda's Call - please view below.
You may view our constitution below.
Latest News
Fasken Times Final Wrap-up
The 2026 edition of the St David’s Marist Inanda Fasken Time Cricket Festival will be remembered for a long time for two reasons, one for superb batting and big scores and the other for the first time that rain interrupted the proceedings and robbed the teams of close to a day and a half of play.
The lost time meant that, in the end, only one result was possible in the 12 matches - and credit must go to the KES lower order batsmen who secured their win in rapidly deteriorating conditions late on the second day.
Read moreClick here to learn more about this topicFasken Times Day 3 Wrap-up
The trend of big innings continued on the 1st day of the second round of matches at the St David’s Marist Inanda Fasken Time Cricket Festival on Saturday, with two 200s; two 100s and 14 50s being notched up.
Pride of place goes to the two double centurions, both at Hoërskool Waterkloof: AJ de Villiers, who was 217 not out against Noordheuwel, and Juan Swart who got 206. De Villiers put on a display of power hitting and precision placement which saw him go to 200 in 180 balls and hit 35 fours.
Read moreClick here to learn more about this topicFasken Times Day 3
For the 1st time in its nine-year history, play at the St David’s Marist Inanda Fasken Time Cricket Festival was stopped because of the weather on Friday.
The predicted icy wind picked up early in the day and it brought a thunderstorm, with lightning, at 10.30am, sending the players scurrying into pre-arranged shelter areas where they had to kick their heels until after lunch.
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