Cape Town, Western Cape

One of the largest cities in South Africa, Cape Town is the birthplace of the following players:

• Neil Adonis, South African national team designated hitter and manager
• Clint Alfino, South African national team outfielder
• Francisco Alfino, South African national team infielder
• Paul Bell, minor league infielder
• Darren Boltman, South African national team infielder
• Jason Carelse, South African national team outfielder
• Darryn Chalmers, South African national team pitcher
• Jared Elario, South African national team pitcher
• Kyle Ettisch, South African national team catcher
• Dayle Feldtman, South African national team designated hitter
• Darryl Gonsalves, South African national team catcher
• Ryan Groves, South African national team pitcher
• Brian Harrell, South African national team pitcher
• Richard Harrell, South African national team pitcher
• Donavon Hendricks, minor league pitcher
• Dean Jacobs, South African national team pitcher
• Kevin Johnson, South African national team infielder
• Justin Lazarus, Bundesliga infielder
• Morne Mackay, South African national team infielder
• Liall Mauritz, South African national team pitcher
• Carl Michaels, minor league pitcher
• Faizel Moosa, South African national team outfielder
• Alan Phillips, South African national team pitcher and manager
• Jonathan Phillips, minor league infielder
• Allan Randall, South African national team infielder
• Konrad Weitz, minor league catcher
• Brett Willemburg, minor league infielder

Edgemead High School and Milnerton High School are here.