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Kingswood rugby sponsors acknowledged

_Gr0cCc0Tts_By _Gr0cCc0Tts_May 22, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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Kingswood College acknowledged generous sports sponsors when Konica Minolta Bizhub was launched as the official sponsors of Kingswood rugby, over the next three years, with a handover of the 1st XV kit.

Kingswood College acknowledged generous sports sponsors when Konica Minolta Bizhub was launched as the official sponsors of Kingswood rugby, over the next three years, with a handover of the 1st XV kit.

Seen at the handover ceremony are, from left, Kingswood 1st XV captain, Fanie van der Westhuyzen, College Head, Jon Trafford, Natalie Knight and Warren Diakos from Konica Minolta South Africa (Port Elizabeth branch) and 1st VI vice-captain, JP Jamieson.

Puma SA, represented by Martin Nefdt, was also recognised for its support of Kingswood sports kit across all teams.

A special lunch was held at which 1st XV captain van der Westhuyzen expressed the gratitude of the players for the sponsor partnerships which he said were "long-term commitments that we value as players and we will play hard to make you proud of us".

Powerade has also committed to supporting Kingswood with a drinks sponsorship for all winter sports home games and field kit. 

Photo: Stephen Penney

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