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    Rosebuds Rugby Club celebrates successful season with spectacular awards ceremony

    Luvuyo MjekulaBy Luvuyo MjekulaDecember 23, 2024Updated:December 24, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Rosebuds Rugby Club president Joshua Meintjies and vice president Herbert Bruintjies handover trophies to captain Gwenton Cedras as Sedru champs and Sunsed League winners. Photo: Supplied
    Rosebuds Rugby Club president Joshua Meintjies and vice president Herbert Bruintjies handover trophies to captain Gwenton Cedras as Sedru champs and Sunsed League winners. Photo: Supplied

    By Chesley Daniels

    Rosebuds Rugby Club concluded a remarkable season with a prestigious awards ceremony at the Day Care Centre in Alicedale recently.
    The event, attended by members, supporters and invited guests, celebrated the team’s outstanding achievements.
    Dyllan Bruintjies, a speedster and utility backline player, received the coveted Player of the Year award. Bruintjies had an exceptional season, leading the team in try scoring and creating numerous opportunities for his teammates.
    Dyllan Bruintjies (middle) receives the Player of the Year award from secretary, Theo Steyn and head coach, Brendan Klaase. Photo: Supplied
    Shaneed Peterson, a talented 19-year-old flyhalf, was awarded the Junior Player of the Year award. Peterson impressed with his accurate kicking and point-scoring abilities, making him a promising prospect.
    Shaneed Peterson (left) receives the Young Player of the Year award from head coach, Brendan Klaase. Photo: Supplied
    The awards ceremony marked a revival of the club’s tradition, which had been dormant for several years. The event was a joyful celebration of the team’s successes, including their Sunsed League and Sedru championship titles.
    Rosebuds Rugby Club had a remarkable season, finishing first in the Sunsed League and being crowned Sedru champs. The team also reached the Epru Inter Sub Union quarter-final, narrowly losing to Valencia Barbarians.
    Award winners:
    1. Veteran Player Award: Nico Kock
    2. Utility Backline Player: CJ Saterdag
    3. Impact Player Award: Charl Barthers
    4. Breakthrough Player Award: Genevan Hefke
    5. Best Backline Player: Gwenton Cedras
    6. Best Forward Player: Danilson Pokbas
    7. Most Disciplined Player of the Year: Geraldo Hefke
    8. Junior Player of the Year: Shaneed Peterson
    9. Coach of the Year: Brendon Klaase
    10. Player of the Year: Dyllan Bruintjies
    Brendon Klaase, the head coach of Rosebuds, was in high spirits. “It’s pleasing to see a packed crowd and joyful atmosphere. The boys deserve acknowledgement, and it motivates our players and community. It was a tough year for us with many obstacles, but the Lord carried us through. Our goal next year is to maintain momentum and strive for promotion.”
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