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Ii-Awards zemidlalo eMotherwell INDABA REPORTER
lalo oko kukuthi, iMotherwell Sport Awards ngolweSihlanu
IHOLO yoluntu iRaymond Mhlaba Indoor Sport Centre eMotherwell iza kuba yindawo yokuhlangana xa kuzakube kubanjwe okokuqala ngqa umsitho wokuwonga abagqwesileyo kwezemid-
umhla wama 30 kuNovemba. Lo msitho nozakubanjwa minyaka le, uququzelelwa yiMotherwell Sports Forum ngoncedo loosomashishini abathile eMotherwell. Li-12 leendidi zemidlalo neziphantsi kwa-
lo mbutho eziza kujongwa. “Ezi mbasa zenzelwe ukuqaphela nokuwonga abantu kunye namaqela athe aziba lula emabaleni kanye nangaphande kwamabala kwezi nyanga zidlulileyo,” kutsho uSibongile Fondini, onguSihlalo weMotherwell Sports Forum. “Ilokishi yaseMotherwell, neyesi-
thathu ubukhulu eMzantsi Afrika ukanti iyeyesibini kweli phondo leMpuma Kapa izidla ngempumelelo emandla kwmingxilo yezemidlalo kwakudala ngoko amawonga akumila kunje bekumele ukuba abe ebekho kwasekuqaleni,” utshilo okaFondini esangeza. Sakujonga indlela amaqela amaninzi azimanye ngayo nalo
SAFA NMB MTN soccer tournament launched SELBY MADIKANE THE SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay tournament with MTN again as major sponsor, was launched at a glittering function held at City Hall on 22 November. SAFA President Nematandani, SAFA EC Secretary Isaac Klaas, SAFA NMB President Mzimkhulu Fina with his executive committee members, SAFA NMB former president Johnson Kula, Dudley Zikhali from MTN, Banyana defender Amanda Sister, NMB Municipality Acting Sport Director Ndileka Leqela and club delegates, graced the launch and sponsorship announcement. Welcoming the audience, Fina stated that the tournament would boost the morale of the players. He said soccer was hampered in this region owing to the inaccessibility of municipal
facilities. Fina said, “We are treated as refugees in our country. This is a major challenge that we face in the region. Municipality and the government must intervene in order to make facilities available for football.” MTN Zikhali highlighted that unity was critical in sport and their primary role at MTN was to promote sport and to keep the youth in sport. Zikhali told the audience that the clubs should refrain from importing players since the tournament was the proper platform of developing the youth. Zikhali congratulated the 2011 winners Royal Bucs. President Nematandani commended MTN for their role in the development of football and described MTN as the catalysts of social change. Nematandani appreciated the fact that MTN was realizing the importance of sharing with the people on the ground. “This tournament gives hope
to many teams. The MTN tournament forms a platform from where new talent will be unearthed. Football plays a pivotal role. I am very worried that there is no team in the PSL,” said Nematandani. The tournament is played according to a point system with the 32 teams divided into eight groups. It will end up in a knock-out system at Wolfson Stadium on 8 December 2012. The teams were grouped as follows Group A: Group B Group C Group D Movers (MOFA) Zwide Celtic (ZWIFA) Pioneers (NODEFA) NUBS (ZAFA) Callies (PEFA) Moonlight (LAROFA) Glenville (NAFA) Young Teenagers (PEEFA) Airportvalley (Wafa) Amakhosi (NEBFA) XI Wizards (KUYGA) NUBS (PENFA) PE United (NEBFA) Young Cosmos (WAFA) Dynamos (ZAFA) KUBS (NO-
Award nets sponsorship for SPAR-NMMU PE EXPRESS REPORTER
“All of a sudden some of your national players would like to study at NMMU or are looking for jobs in PE!” Le Roux said 80% of the players selected for the NMBNA provincial teams were from the university, but that they would not have been able to achieve their goals without the retailer’s backing. “Not only has it enabled us to assist many from previously disadvantaged areas, it has also given our players opportunities to take part in areas of the sport ranging from coaching to umpiring and scoring clinics.” Le Roux said presenting development clinics at schools throughout the province had also given them the opportunity to identify and groom future talent for the university. Go to www.facebook.com/sparinaction to keep abreast of SPAR’s initiatives in the Eastern Cape.
SPAR Eastern Cape has reconfirmed its commitment to the development of local women’s sport by extending its sponsorship of the SPARNMMU Netball Club for a further three years. This follows the latter’s recognition as Sports Club of the Year at the prestige Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Achiever Awards last week. The club won the provincial netball league for a seventh consecutive year with several players and management representing South Africa at international level. According to SPAR promotions and advertising manager Wendy Westraadt, they enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with the club and were very proud of its achievements. “The players and staff have worked very hard and thoroughly deserve it.” NMMU sports manager Theresa le Roux said the award was made on a points system based on club results, player achievements and involvement in community outreach programmes. “The trophy is highlyprized because it takes into account all the efforts that a club has put in during the year.” Le Roux said they were particularly proud of wing defender Zanele Mdodana, who captained the Proteas to a gold medal in the Diamond League Series in August. She was joined in the national squad by team-mates Mampho Tsotetsi and Nontle Gwavu. In July, goalkeeper Zanele Vimbela was called up to the SA student team that took silver at the World University Netball Championships. She was also named Player of the Year at the Nelson Mandela Bay Netball Association awards ceremony on Friday. On the management side, head coach Lana Krige was appointed coach of the national Fastnet team. Le Roux said Krige’s appointment had further helped SPAR-NMMU goalkeeper Zanele Vimbela was named the Nelson to raise the tertiary institu- Mandela Bay Netball Association’s Player of the Year last Friday. Photo: FRANCOIS DU PLESSIS tion’s profile.
DEFA) Group E Group F Group G Group H African Aces (WAFA) City Lads (NEBFA) Blue Aces (KUYGA) FC Algoa (PENFA) Real City (MOFA) Real Crusaders (ZWIFA) H. Spurs (NODEFA) Ghetto
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XI (ZAFA) Academy (PEFA) Island City (LAROFA) Fairview (NAFA) Peace Lovers (PEEFA) Kuyasa Utd (ZWIFA) Royal Bucs (MOFA) S.Stars (ZWIFA) Young Ideas (MOFA)
SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay President Mzimkhulu Fina, SAFA NMB Treasurer Hlumile Mandziya, Marks Totwana, Banyana defender Amanda Sister and SAFA President Kistern Nematandani. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
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