GEMSBOK-KENHARDT: Die klein Noord-Kaapse dorpie, Kenhardt, het verlede week tot stilstand gekom toe vier van Suid-Afrika se grootste sokkerlegendes onverwags opdaag om die plaaslike sokkerspan, die Kenhardt Classic Eleven, te ontmoet.

Die vier bestaan ​​uit die Bafana Bafana-super-sterre Teko Modise, Siyabonga Nomvethe, Matthew Booth en die spanbestuurder Neil Tovey, het pas in Kenhardt aangekom vir die aanvang van die BrightRock Battle of the Sports toe hulle ‘n verrassende besoek aan die plaaslike sokkerspan afgelê het.Vir meer  nuus lees ons 9 Oktoberr  2020 uitgawe

Battle of the Sports will get SA’s sporting legends defending their sport’s honour but more importantly, to effect positive change by helping raise money to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa.

This event will see 12 of Mzansi’s leading cricket, rugby, soccer, and running heroes as well as expedition-leader extraordinaire, Erik Vermeulen, go head-to-head in an all-out 200km endurance race against time – unassisted, unsupported and challenged by an expedition clock that never stops – on the dry salt pans of the Verneukpan in the Northern Cape.

The event will see four teams take to the Verneukpan on foot, one team at a time, pulling their provisions on a light frame cart on ‘fat-boy’ mountain bike tyres, unassisted and unaided, for 200km’s – in only four days! To read more, read our 2 Oct 2020 issue.

Battle of the Sports will get SA’s sporting legends defending their sport’s honour but more importantly, to effect positive change by helping raise money to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa.

This event will see 12 of Mzansi’s leading cricket, rugby, soccer, and running heroes as well as expedition-leader extraordinaire, Erik Vermeulen, go head-to-head in an all-out 200km endurance race against time – unassisted, unsupported and challenged by an expedition clock that never stops – on the dry salt pans of the Verneukpan in the Northern Cape.

The event will see four teams take to the Verneukpan on foot, one team at a time, pulling their provisions on a light frame cart on ‘fat-boy’ mountain bike tyres, unassisted and unaided, for 200km’s – in only four days! To read more, read our 2 Oct 2020 issue.

GEMSBOK-KAKAMAS: Drie tennissussies van Kakamas het onlangs weer met groot sukses die rakette tydens die Noord-Kaap-Mini in Kimberley geswaai.

Heila, graad 12-leerder aan die Hoërskool Martin Oosthuizen, en Jo-Marie, ‘n derdejaarstudent aan die NWU op Potchefstroom en gewese hoofdogter van HMO, het in die ope afdeling meegeding. 

Jo-Marie het as wenner uit die stryd getree en Heila het die vierde plek losgespeel.

Hul jonger sussie, Danel, ‘n graad 9-leerder aan die Hoërskool Martin Oosthuizen, het sesde in die o/16-groep geëindig.

Die aktiewe susters het nie toegelaat dat die grendeltyd en inperkings hul onderkry nie. 

Hulle het die rakette uitgehaal en oefen gereeld op mnr. Johan Coetzee wat naby hul bly, se plaastennisbaan. Vir meer nuus lees ons 25 September  2020 uitgawe