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Beautifying Bontas!

Faldie Mosoval from Smalblaar Street in Bonteheuwel says he and his family have taken it upon themselves to turning what used to be a dumping ground in front of their home into a garden.

Read the full story on page 2.

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BONTEHEUWEL AVENUE: DOG SHOT DURING POLICE RAID

Family wants answers TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07

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Bonteheuwel family wants to know if police officers are above the law following the death of their two-year-old dog, Skyler who was shot during a police raid.

Ashley Adams says he cannot understand

why police are shooting animals when there are bigger issues in the community which need attention.

Skyler was shot when the Anti-Gang unit and other police officers stormed into their home on Sunday 12 January.

It’s alleged that a gang-related shooting took place in Bonteheuwel Avenue at around 11:00.

An hour later there was a police raid.

“These officers want to shoot at innocent dogs and not gangsters. I don’t understand why they came and shot at my dog who never did anything to them.”

According to reports, Adams’s dogs attacked police during the search, but he denied these claims as he said the family’s three dogs were on a leash. “One dog is a

pavement special, the other a Rottweiler and then Skyler who was a mix-breed Rottweiler. They never did anything to the police officers. I still want to know why they shot at my dogs?”

While speaking to TygerBurger at their home, his wife, Nicole, explained the events which led up to the shooting.

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Market coming soon The Goodwood Fashion and Thrift Market will be taking place at the Goodwood Sports Club on Saturday 1 February. Shoes, hats, accessories, books, home-ware, garden tools, cosmetics, perfumes and more will be on sale.

Doors open at 09:00 and close at 14:00.

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Scepticism over DAR’s ‘promise’ of a fuller fleet NIELEN DE KLERK @nielendk

Uitgewer: TygerBurger word uitgegee deur WP Media en is deel van die Media 24-groep Verspreding: TygerBurger Elsiesrivier word elke Woensdag in die volgende gebiede afgelewer: Adriaanse, Avon, Avonwood, Leonsdale, Elnor, Belvenie, Matroosfontein, Norwood, Riverton Estate, Salberau, The Range, Valhalla, Bishop Lavis, Charlesville, Montana, Monte Video, Nooitgedacht, Bonteheuwel, Netreg, Epping Forest en Kalksteenfontein.

Totale verspreiding: 33 085 TygerBurger het 14 verskillende uitgawes vir die volgende gebiede: Bellville, Durbanville, Parow, Goodwood, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Kuilsrivier, De Grendel, Tyger Valley, Milnerton, Table View, Eersterivier/Blue Downs, Ravensmead/Belhar en Elsiesrivier.

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isabled people in Cape Town will soon have a transport service operating at optimal capacity, the City of Cape Town says.

For the service’s critics, this remains an empty promise.

Dial-a-Ride (DAR), the transport service aimed at helping those with disabilities get around, is operated by HG Travelling Services.

About 3 000 commuters are registered on the DAR database – 350 of which use the service regularly, and up to 2 270 on an ad-hoc basis.

In a statement, Mayco member for transport, Felicity Purchase says the City has just signed a new contract with HG Travelling Services for at least another nine months, until 30 September 2020.

DAR is partly funded by the provincial government and the City.

TygerBurger reported in November 2019

(“Disabled left stranded”) how local organisation The Ulwazi Project’s cerebral palsy clients were left stranded as DAR struggled to cope.

Ulwazi is hosted in the Bellville Library and relies on DAR to transport clients to and from classes. These classes are seen as a lifeline for the attendees. “(Coming to Ulwazi) is like their job,” Lydia Beets, mother of client Joseph Beets, explained. “They feel they have no purpose without it.”

In the latest statement Purchase says they have secured a bigger budget which can be used to replace and repair vehicles needed to provide the DAR service.

“Some of the vehicles may be ready within days, but in some cases, we will have to wait for parts coming from overseas.

“Be it as it may, we now have the funds and we are committed to having a full fleet of 22 vehicles operational as soon as we can,” said Purchase.

Wendal Koopman, chair of Ulwazi, says he is concerned that no actual dates are given by Purchase for when the service will im-

FROM PAGE 1 “The police’s Anti-Gang unit stormed into my mother in-law’s home and then came into our house which is at the back of the main house. They said they were looking for firearms and I told them they can go ahead and search the house.

“They were speaking to Ashley while searching the house, then two officers started arguing with my brother in front at the main house. The police officers told my brother to free the three dogs because they were on their leashes, but my brother said no. We couldn’t understand why they wanted us to free the dogs. The two officers took out their firearms and shot at the dogs,” says Nicole.

Ashley says the Rottweiler, Coco, was first shot with a rubber bullet, followed by Skyler. “Before Skyler was shot, she tried to escape by jumping over a small wall which leads into our neighbour’s backyard.

I’m not sure if it was a live round or a rubber bullet that was shot at Skyler because we saw how the bullet pierced her flesh.

“Coco has a wound which we are assessing and treating.”

Nicole says it was such a shock witnessing their dogs being shot. “When police left, they never even helped us or anything.

Shooting at our dogs was just heartless. We took Skyler to Grassy Park SPCA to have her checked out. On Wednesday morning, the SPCA called us to inform us that Skyler had died. My family is devastated.

“Ashley tried to lay a complaint with the Bishop Lavis police, but he was told that he first needed to appoint a lawyer. Why? I don’t know,” Nicole says with much frustra-

prove. “(Words like) ‘in due course’ and ‘as soon as possible’ means very little to the people with disabilities sitting at home.”

During the last few days, Ulwazi’s personnel tried to book seats for their members and were told they have no capacity.

Able-bodied teachers and members of the Ulwazi board have had to use their own cars to transport users.

These private cars can only transport one client at a time and in many cases, a separate car is needed for the wheelchair.

“The problem still persists and there appears to be no resolution in sight,” Koopman says.

V DAR users can report complaints to the operator’s call centre, or to the transport information centre on 0800 65 64 63.

V Eligible commuters can use the DAR service on an ad hoc basis (once-off trip) for which a booking is required each time a person wishes to make a trip.

The booking system works on a first-come-firstserved basis and can be made seven days in advance. Eligible persons can use the following number for bookings: 0800 600 895.

Ashley Adams showing his dog, Coco’s wound.PHOTO: TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS

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Spokesperson of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA, Belinda Abraham condemned the incident. “Skyler was admitted to the SPCA for treatment shortly after the shooting but sadly passed away on Wednesday 16 January as a result of massive internal bleeding and complications arising from her wounds. The family is pursuing a case against those involved in the shooting in their personal capacity. “The SPCA is saddened by this incident, particularly as the offender holds a position requiring of him to uphold the law. When those in positions of authority choose to display disregard for the law, they set a very poor example for those who view them with respect to follow.

We will avail ourselves should the family require our guidance and support in respect of the compilation of the docket for submission to the police and we extend our condolences to the family on the loss of their pet,” says Abraham.

She adds: “We welcome the reporting of cruelty to animals regardless of the status or office of the offender as nobody is above the law. Contraventions of Section 2 of the Animals Protection Act could see a maximum of 12 months imprisonment and/or a maximum fine of R40 000 imposed on guilty parties by a presiding magistrate. Sentencing would also result in a criminal record and a magistrate may also deny an offender owner of a specific animal or animals in general for a specified period of time.”

The provincial police’s Siyabulelo Malo confirms that officers conducted a search after a shooting incident in the area. “Kindly be advised that the officers conducted a search in a house in Bonteheuwel Avenue after alleged shootings occurred in the area on Sunday 12 January. The dog attacked the police members immediately after they entered the premises. The complainant is advised to come forward and furnish a statement to police.”

From dumping site to garden TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07 Faldie Mosoval is on a mission to stop illegal dumping.

The 55-year-old from Smalblaar Road in Bonteheuwel says he got tired of looking into a mess outside his house every day.

“My son, Junaid, also grew fed up about it because people keep dumping along the canal and he suggested that we start a garden just to create something beautiful in front of our home. We have no space for a garden on our property so this was ideal.

“We bought soil and compost first. Then my other son, Taymia brought pallets which we placed around the garden. Many residents have assisted us by donating plants, while a business in Cape Town assisted us with an umbrella. We are thankful for all the help we’ve received thus far,” says Mosoval.

He says his vision is to have a garden running along both Soetdoring and Smalblaar streets.

“One of my neighbours, Latief Samuels, helps me a lot by offering guidance and advice about the garden. He is also into gardening.”

Mosoval says he allows the children in the community to sit in the garden as well.

“But as soon as they’re done they need to clean up the area again. This is also to instil discipline in them and also for children to have pride in the things they do. My family and I use the garden for braais as well.”

The garden can be seen while driving on the N2.

He uses water from the canal opposite his house to water the garden.

“Our residents need to stop with the dumping. We can use the land in front of us and instead create something beautiful that people will be proud of,” says Mosoval.

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TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07 The estimated cost of upgrades to Bishop Lavis sports field is R11 770 000.

This includes installation of a borehole, scraping of the track, repairs to the main building (including the hall and change rooms) and a concrete wall.

Conditions at the sports field have worsened as parts of the vibracrete wall had been removed over time.

The City of Cape Town’s Mayco member for community services Zahid Badroodien says an application for funding to replace the vibracrete wall with a three-metre high concrete wall has been submitted.

“Scraping of the athletics track has been approved and work will begin once a contractor is appointed.

It is important to take into account that setbacks caused by vandalism and theft can delay progress.

“The City’s Recreation and Parks Department is aware of the challenges and are attending to it. The department is engaging with the Municipal Facility Management Committee (MFMA) and keeps them up-to-date on any developments with the repairs and upgrades.”

A resident, Fazlin Davids says it’s shocking how conditions have worsened at the field.

“I’m just hoping those involved in vandalism can respect that changes are being made and not vandalise it again. Our children need sports facilities and it’s unfair that they are unable to use this field.”

Another resident, André Johnson, says some residents use the field for other activ-

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The Bonteheuwel Development Forum with recipients of the gift bags. PHOTO:

@tarryns07 Fifty children from Bonteheuwel started the new academic year with confidence as they received gift packs consisting of new school clothes, among others, from the Bonteheuwel Development Forum (BDF) The forum’s chair Henriette Abrahams says the learners are aged between six and 17.

“Many of our people are living in abject poverty and are struggling with day to day life, with our children suffering the most.

“The forum embarked on a Back To School Uniform Drive where our street committees identified the most needy kids on our streets and clothed them for school. We are thankful for our uniform gift packs donated by a number of our very own residents, activists, friends of the BDF, Solly and Zohra Noor Foundation, Wynberg Glass and others,” says Abrahams.

Last year the forum handed over stationery packs, but Abrahams says “what’s the point of giving stationery packs if the children don’t even have school shoes.”

She adds: “We realise that our area’s need is great and we started small for this year with children across our sixteen schools in Bonteheuwel.

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“Our gift packs consist of school shoes, socks, a pants or skirts a school dress, ribbons, a bar of soap, toothpaste and deodorant.

“We sincerely believe that assisting our needy children will help with their pride and self-esteem

during school which in turn will let them focus on learning and playing which contributes to enjoying school,” she says.

One of the grandmothers who attended the handover, Gawa van Wyk, says she is grateful for the

contribution made by the BDF. “It’s amazing to see how the forum is making a difference. When I heard my grandchild is one of the children to receive a new school uniform, I was very happy and relieved.”

Another grandmother, Kulsum Lee, says she’s happy her grandchild can now focus on school instead of being concerned about a lack of uniform.

“My family is very grateful for this.”

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St Andrew’s High School in Elsies River received the Most Improved Public School prize at the provincial education department’s annual National Senior Certificate Awards.

The ceremony took place at Leeuwenhof on Thursday 16 January.

The provincial department of education’s Bronagh Hammond says the award means that the school had shown the greatest improvement in pass rates from 2017 to 2019. “The criteria also includes consistency in the number of Grade 12 candidates over the three year period from 2017 to 2019. They also won the Most Im-

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proved Technical High School. The school achieved a 71% pass rate.

In 2018 they achieved 50% pass rate, and in 2017 a 39% pass rate,” says Hammond.

Provincial education minister Debbie Schäfer commended the school’s achievements. “This school has faced enormous challenges, with crime and gangsterism being rife, and achieved only a 39% pass rate in 2017. I have visited the school myself, at the request of a learner, who was desperate to receive a quality education. Whilst I addressed the assembly, gang shootings were taking place a block away.

“The school principal left the school, and our own Charles ‘Mr Fix

Decorators to learn ‘wedding’ skills The Bellville Cake Decorators Guild are hosting a wedding-themed “Day of Dems” on 7 March.

A Day of the Dems (or demonstrations) is an opportunity to see experts perform and teach a specific skill.

The day will see different demonstrators teach members and non-members to cover and stack a wedding cake. The guild’s chair

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Schäfer adds: “I am very happy to report that the school received a 71.7% pass rate this year – the highest in six years. I wish the current acting principal, Christine de Vries, all the best as the school continues to improve.”

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What’s on | Wat’s waar V The Waterworks Anthology, ‘‘a ridiculously hilarious show about bodily fluids” is on at The Courtyard Playhouse from today (22 January) until Sunday 8 February at 20:00.

Tickets cost R180. Book at courtyardplayhouse-ct.com.

V Tribute to the Beegees is at the Jamrock Theatre on Wednesday 29 January at 18:30.

The 1925 Band brings you the best of the Beegees. Tickets are R125. Book by email at info@jamrocktheatre.co.za.

V Helena Hettema, liedjieskrywer en aktrise, begin die jaar met vuur en passie op Woensdag 29 Januarie om 20:30 by Die Boer-teaterrestaurant. Helena neem die gehoor op ’n reis van 27 jaar in die musiekbedryf en deur 13 CD’s op haar kerfstok. Sy word begelei deur die pianis Mare­lize Koch. Kaartjies kos R155 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911.

V Intimate with Emo is on at Die Boer theatre restaurant on Thursday 30 and Friday 31 January at 20:30. Emo Adams offers the same

quality showmanship and entertainment that audiences have come to love from over the past 30 years. Tickets are R185 and available at 021 979 1911 or online at www.dieboer.com V Sterling EQ will fire up the stage on Saturday 1 February at 19:00 at the V&A Amphitheatre. Members of the classically trained all-female group have notched up a number of music awards and degrees between them.

Entry is free.

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V Iconic is on at the Barnyard Theatre Tyger Valley until 8 March. The show revels in “DivaMagic” a la Celine Dion, Cher, Jennifer Lopez and Shirley Bassey and “Rocka-Magik” like ZZ Top, Santana and Def Leppard. Tickets are R140. Buy one get one free on Tuesdays. Pensioners get 50% off on Sundays. Phone 021 914 8898.

’n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad vind op Woensdag 29 Januarie 2020 om 10:00 in die Podiumgebou, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, plaas.

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V Vanaand met David Kramer is by Die Boerteaterrestaurant op Vrydag 14 Februarie om 20:40. David sal ’n verskeidenheid liedjies sing en stories vertel wat hy oor die afgelope 40 jaar geskryf het. Kaartjies kos R180 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911.

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The highly succesful competition was launched last year to give readers a chance to showcase their singing talents on a bigger stage.

Feodossia Charles, the eventual winner, has been performing all over the Western Cape and is carving out a career for herself.

Not to be left behind is Chalton Beyers, one of the ten finalists. Beyers who sings gospel, is hosting a gospel concert on 29 February at the Bethel Tabernacle in Kraaifontein. “I have been singing since I was five. I took the stage with my mother at a gospel show because she inspired me,” says Beyers.

Beyers says he chose gospel music because he can be himself and be honest in

his performances. “I also want to convey the message of Christ. Through my music I want to tell people that there is light at the end of a dark tunnel. When I went through difficult times in my life, music pulled me through,” says Beyers.

He says that the show, at which other artists will also perform, will be more than a gospel show. “It will be a worship encounter.”

Tickets to Beyer’s show cost R80 (R100 at the door) and he will be joined by other gospel artists like Jessie Lottering and Joshua Jansen.

Beyers plans to release a single this year and a full album by 2021.

V The closing date for entries for this year’s Karaoke like a Star is at close of business on Friday. People who still want to enter can send an audition video via WhatsApp to 060 841 5005. Entrants are urge to make sure of the quality of their videos, because videos of poor quality will not be considered. No late entries will be accepted.

Bad Boys back on the silver screen The Bad Boys Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) are back together for one last ride in the highly anticipated Bad Boys for Life.

The action comedy, also starring Vanessa Hudgens and Alexander Ludwig, opens at Ster-Kinekor Tyger Valley on Friday.

V To stand a chance to win a set of 4 Ster-Kinekor movie tickets, send an email with the word “movies” in the subject field to win@tygerburger.co.za.

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he aptly named Passion for Speed by G-Energy on Saturday 8 February, the first event on the Killarney International Raceway calendar, kickstarts the motorsport season with a mix of historic and modern racing to get every petrolhead’s adrenalin pumping – and if you’ve never visited Killarney, it’s an ideal introduction to the home of motorsport in the Western Cape.

Headlining the programme will the thundering Pre66/68 Sports and GT and Sports cars, beautiful big-engined beasts from the golden age of endurance racing bearing names such as McLaren, Lola and Porsche.

With entries from all over South Africa and beyond, this is international historic racing at its best.

Even more prestigious, if a little less spectacular, are Pre-65 Formula 1 racers of the international FIA Historic Grand Prix Association and the Pre-74 Historic Single Seaters, offering a fascinating glimpse of what world-class motorsport was like when Killarney International Raceway was built specifically to host the first ever Cape Grand Prix in December 1960.

Then we come bang up to date with the regional Sports and GT Cars races, featuring the ongoing David-and-Goliath rivalry between the V8 Chev-engined Maui Motorhomes Ginetta G57 and Dawie Joubert’s astonishingly agile 2.5-litre Lotus Exige. They’ll be

competing against the cream of GT3 ‘gentleman racers’ and sports cars from all over South Africa and beyond – expect fireworks.

There will also be races for the MillStock Cars Classic Cars and BEJO Trustees Fine Cars, and not one but two motorcycle categories – the closely contested RST Trac Mac Powersports and the RST Trac Mac Classic, Clubman and Breakfast Run classes.

Of special interest at this event is the traditional Fan Walk during the lunch break, when spectators are invited down onto the circuit to meet the drivers and get an upclose look at some of the international entries, cars that are rarely seen in South Africa.

Fine food and ice-cold drinks are available at the revamped, upmarket Trackside Pub and Grill, upstairs at the Clubhouse, light snacks and even colder drinks at the New Pits Lounge and the Karting Clubhouse.

Watch all the action, captured by cameras all around the circuit, as well as live timing, on TV screens on the Clubhouse Balcony and in the New Pits Lounge, then hop on the free Hyundai Shuttle and watch it live from vantage points all round the circuit.

Bring the whole family - there are pedal karts, jungle gyms and more for petrolheads-in-training at the Clubhouse Kiddies Korner and below the New Pits Lounge. Parents of toddlers are welcomed to

Craig Jarvis’ Maui Motorhomes Ginetta G57 will be the car to beat in the Sports and GT categories. the Kiddies Korner nursery, where you’ll find fridges to keep juice boxes cold, nappy-changing and breastfeeding facilities, as well as toilets and wash-up facilities for running repairs.

Gates open at 07:00, racing begins at 09:30. Book through Computicket or pay at the gate: R90 for adults, R40 for scholars under 16 and children under 12 free.

Late Daniels honoured with Soccer Day AVRIL FILLIES

The late David Daniels.

The annual Legends Day of the Eerste River Football Club will be renamed to the David Daniels Annual Memorial Legends Day after the passing of the u.10 coach on Friday 27 December.

Daniels, also known as “Diertjie” and “Planke” passed away suddenly at the age of 52.

“Although he never married and had no children, he had a huge love for children and the u.10 players saw him as a father figure at the club. His family and him moved from Stellenbosch to Kleinvlei in the 80’s where he joined the then Eersterivier United Football Club. He played left-back and goalkeeper,” says Bradley Williams, chair of the club.

Daniels started his coaching career at the age of 18.

“He suffered from epilepsy but this did not stop him from living out his passion for football and spesifically having that special

relationship with the kids. He literally coached all the boys in Kleinvlei who started playing soccer for the club and was dearly loved and respected in the community,” Williams says.

Daniels has moulded and shaped the young boys who started playing soccer in the u.10 team and he has won several league titles and knockout competitions through the years.

“In 1999 five soccer clubs, namely Eersteriver United FC, Rivertons FC, Lions FC, Coronation FC and Rovers United FC in the surrounding Eerste River area, came together to form one club which is today known as Eerste River Football Club.

“His passing has left a huge void at the club and it will be very difficult filling the gap as he was truly an icon of football at Eerste River FC. “We will be honouring David’s legacy by changing the club’s annual Legends Day celebrations to the David Daniels Annual Memorial Legends Day which will be held on Saturday 14 March 2020 at Kleinvlei Sport Grounds.

“We urge all the legends of yester year, all past, former and present, over 35 players to come out and join the club on this very special occasion to celebrate the life and legacy of a true legend where we will reflect on David’s tremendous contribution to soccer in Kleinvlei.

“The proceedings will commence at 09:00 as we will invite a club where our juniors will be playing friendly matches to commemorate David’s life as his love was for children,” Williams says.

Any corporates and businesses who would like to partner on this special occasion or for any further information contact chair Bradley Williams on 076 603 3832.

David Daniels with some of his u.10 players at Eersterivier Football Club in Kleinvlei.

See this 1964 Brabham BT11 in action in the Pre ’65 Historic Grand Prix Cars races.

Rugbyseminaar vir afrigters gehou Peter de Villiers, die voormalige Springbokafrigter, is op Vrydag 31 Januarie en Saterdag 1 Februarie die aanbieder van die seminaar vir afrigters van skool- tot klubvlak.

Die seminaar word gehou by die departement van sportwetenskap by Maties.

Op die eerste dag sal hy inligting verskaf oor hoe om op ’n hoë vlak af te rig en op die tweede dag sal hyspesifiek konsentreer op rugbyafrigting.

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Die koste is R500 en die sluitingsdatum is Donderdag 24 Januarie.

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The Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (Sanccob) is in urgent need of volunteers to assist at their Table View centre. It’s a busy time of Page 12 | Woensdag, 22 Januarie 2020 with abandoned African penguin the year Onder redaksie van Stehan Schoeman chicks that have now grown into bigger Tel: 021 910 6500 | e-pos: sport@tygerburger.co.za www.tygerburger.co.za

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A Waseem Isaacs of Stellenbosch FC takes a shot at goal during their Absa Premiership match against Baroka FC at Athlone Stadium on Friday 17 January 17. Isaacs, who hails from Bonteheuwel, netted the only goal of the match to hand his team a vital 1-0 win.

Isaacs’ seventh goal of the season lifted Stellenbosch FC to 11th in the standings, four points above the relegation places.

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Kinetic-fietsryklub ryg medaljes in by kampioenskap Die Wes-Kaapse fietsrykampioenskap is oor die naweek van 11 Januarie gedomineer deur die Kineticfietsryklub van Ravensmead/Bellville.

Die fietsryers het altesame 23 medaljes ingeoes. Altesame 14 medaljes is in die tydtoets op Saterdag 11 Januarie ingesamel.

“Met ons seges het die fietsryers gewys dat harde werk altyd seëvier. Die klub se konstante goeie vertonings by die verskillende

fietsrybyeenkomste is ’n bewys dat ons as ontwikkelingsklub op die regte pad is. Die ontwikkeling is veral duidelik by die jong fietsryers,” sê O’Ryan Bruintjies, voorsitter van die klub.

Volgens hom is die strukture wat in plek is, wat betref administrasie en afrigting, die rede waarom die klub so goed doen.

“Dit is belangrik dat ons ouers betrokke bly by die kind se sport om te verseker dat ’n goeie balans

tussen skoolwerk en fietsry gehandhaaf word. Vir my as voorsitter is dit ’n voorreg om deel van die klub te wees en te sien hoe die jeug vanaf ’n vroeë ouderdom ontwikkel om die toekomstige sportsterre van die land te word.

“Ons klubafrigters is Glen Bonthuys en Zarina van Schalkwyk en hulle doen baie agter die skerms om die ryers vir groot kompetisies gereed te kry,” sê hy.

Die fietsryers van die Kinetic-fietsryklub is (van links) Tyrone Filander, Matthew Fortuin, Justin Chesterton, Carl Bonthuys, Jonathan Bouwer en Jason Bruintjies.

sof dit nie erg genoeg was dat die Proteas die afgelope Saterdag in Port Elizabeth deur die Engelse toerspan verrinneweer is nie, het die meeste van die voorste klubkrieketspanne in die Tygerbergstreek ’n grootskaalse bydrae gelewer tot ’n toestand van swartgalligheid.

Net drie van die 10 voorste Tygerbergse klubspanne kon die pyp rook in die jongste reeks wedstryde – Durbanville, Brackenfell en Kuilsrivier.

Om ’n wedstryd te verloor, was nog nooit ’n skande nie, maar van die spanne wat in die eerste liga aan die kortste ent getrek het, dra allermins by tot ’n eerbetoning vir hul onderskeie klubs.

Durbanville (125/3) het in die Premierliga min moeite ondervind om die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland (124) onder te kry, met die beste bydraes deur JT Schoeman (4/30) en Bradley Barnes (57*).

Brackenfell moes egter hard spook om Bellville (179) met 13 lopies te klop. Daarvoor moet die Brakke veral dankie sê aan Lee-Roy Walters (55) en Jackie Strauss (44).

Vir Bellville het Gerhard Janse van Vuuren (72) ’n alleenstryd gevoer.

In die eerste liga het Kuilsrivier se aanvangskolwers, Jethro Hill (63) en Aldo Jantjies (30), met ’n onoorwonne vennootskap van 101 lopies die span van Gugulethu (96) vroegdag ’n tienpaaltjie-opstopper gegee. Maar andersins was dit ’n droewige prentjie vir die Tygerbergers.

Die stewige bydraes van Kraaifontein (206/7) se Seth Fledermaus (55) en Craig Ephraim (50) was nie genoeg om die Kraaie ’n groot nederlaag teen Groenpunt (207/2) te laat vryspring nie. Voortreflike boulwerk deur Luke Petersen (4/13) het Milnerton in staat gestel om United vir net 105 lopies uit te haal – maar toe skraap Milnerton self net 69 lopies bymekaar. Edgemead (124) teen Ottoman (125/4) en Noordelikes-Goodwood (131) teen Rylands (132/2) het ook albei lelik platgeval.

Chad Hannival (50) se kolfwerk vir die Goodwood-span was die enigste ligpunt in daardie kragmeting.

Tygerberg-klub (159) is ore aangesit deur Primrose (280/8).

Tornados revive survival hopes Table View Tornados helped their cause to stay in Cape Town Softball Association’s Major league when they secured a tight 7-6 victory over Falcons in Turfhall on Saturday 18 January.

The result lifted them off the bottom of the standings after both Belhar Dolphins and Kuils River Cougars lost their encounters against Westridge Yankees and Lavender Hill respectively.

Meanwhile, elsewhere, in the Super League Westridge Yankees beat their arch-rivals 6-2.

The win for Yankees gives Lavender Hill the opportunity to extend their already commanding lead at the top of the Super League standings.

Prior to the game, Falcons were two points ahead of Westridge, but Saturday’s result ensured that the Mitchell’s Plain-based outfit overtook their rivals to take second spot in the official standings.

Results: Super league: Heideveld Yankees 1, Kenfac Phillies 19; Glenthorn A’s 9, Tantasport 2; Westridge Yankees 5, Falcons

2 Lavender Hill – Bye Major league: Table View Tornados 7, Falcons 6; Belhar Dolphins 2, Westridge Yankees 12; Kuils River Cougars 0, Lavender Hill 6 First league: Lavender Hill 8, Glenthorn A’s; Khayelitsha Eagles 8, Blackheath 9; St Martins 7, Battswood 5; Panthers 7, Crusaders 14 Second league: Devonshire Rovers 21, Battswood 4; Titans 13, Falcons 12; Kenfac Phillies 15, Table View Tornados 16; Tantasport – bye Third league: Westridge Yankees 8, Thistles 5; Stealers 8, Strandfontein Mets 10; Blackheath 12, Table View Tornados 5; Normies 5, St. Augustine’s 14; Heideveld Yankees 5, Khayelitsha Superstars 9.

–Noore Nacerodien