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Nyaluza crowned champs in Cradock

Stephen PenneyBy Stephen PenneyMay 26, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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Nathaniel Nyaluza 1st rugby coach, George Lamani accepts the floating trophy from an unidentified teacher, after Nyaluza won the rugby section of the Parras Michausdal Secondary School Annual Sport Tournament. Photo: Supplied

By STEPHEN PENNEY

Nathaniel Nyaluza Secondary School 1st rugby side were crowned overall winners of the rugby section of the Parras Michausdal Secondary School Annual Sport Tournament. The event took place in Cradock over the past weekend.

Nine teams competed in the rugby tournament, including two sides for hosts Michausdal. Other teams included Nathaniel Nyaluza and Mary Waters Secondary School from Grahamstown, Adelaide Gym, McCarthy (Uitenhage), Tarkastad High, Templeton High, Middelande SS and Thubalethu secondary school.

George Lamani, Nathaniel Nyaluza coach, said he was very happy with the way his side played, “not just because they won the tournament” as the side showed great guts and determination from the first match of the day. In their first game they beat the Michausdal B team 24-8. They then beat McCarthy 1st team 17-10 to top their group, thanks to a bonus point earned during their first match.

Nyaluza came up against Michausdal A side in the final. Nyaluza won the game 17-14 and winning the Parras Michausdal Secondary School Annual Sport Tournament floating trophy.

Nathaniel Nyaluza 1st rugby coach, George Lamani accepts the floating trophy from an unidentified teacher, after Nyaluza won the rugby section of the Parras Michausdal Secondary School Annual Sport Tournament. Photo: Supplied
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