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    Coaching clinic

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailSeptember 4, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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    Former Springbok Sevens rugby player, Fabian Juries, centre, conducted a Level 1 Seven’s coaching course. The course took place at the Oval. Club’s represented included Brumbies, Winter Rose and Swallows. This is the second coaching course conducted by the former Cheetahs Currie Cup player, the first being in Port Elizabeth recently. Juries said it was good to be able to give back to the Grahamtown community, where his rugby career began. He said he was pleased to see an interest shown in coaching and encouraged more players and coaches to get involved in the Seven’s game. Photo: Stephen Penney

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