Grocott’s Mail Eleven Attackers has moved up two places in the South African Football Association (Safa) Cacadu SAB Regional league. Early last month, Attackers were in fifth spot, but have since climbed to third spot at the start of the second round.
Author: Busisiwe Hoho
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Rhodes University Cricket Club’s Rhodes Rats are the current log leaders (after the 21 November matches) in the Grahamstown Cricket Board’s first league fixtures. However, the Rhodes teams have played more games than other sides because of the exams and upcoming holidays. Rhodes Rats have 23 points after seven matches.
The local military base will host the annual SANDF Parachuting Championships from 13 to 18 December. This is the first time that 6SAI Battalion will host the champs and Officer Commanding of 6SAI, Lieutenant Colonel Martin Gopane is excited about the event.
A giant trailer filled with some sought-after silverware will visit schools and clubs across the country early next year to share the success of South African rugby with supporters. The 15metre-long travelling trophy cabinet will criss-cross the country to show off the trophies won by South African rugby teams in 2009.
Cuylerville seconds closed off the first half of the Grahamstown Cricket Board season with a record of only one loss out of their ten matches.
The Makana Local Football Association (LFA) pre-season soccer tournament, which has been going on since early October, will hopefully be concluded this week. Phoenix Pioneers have booked their spot in the finals, after beating Eleven Attackers in the first semi-final last Friday.
A number of Old Andreans (OA) returned to St Andrew’s College over the past weekend for the OA Tide Celebration where they teamed up to face the St Andrew’s 1st cricket side.
Woodridge College first cricket team from Port Elizabeth won the annual Brown/Shaw Twenty20 Triangular at Kingswood on Saturday. The third team taking part was the Graeme College first team. In the first match of the day, Woodridge beat Kingswood by 25 runs. Woodridge batted first and made 148. Kingswood replied with 123 for 7.
Round one of the Execuline Springbok Series took part at Scribante racetrack in Port Elizabeth this weekend. Cars and drivers from yesteryear spent the day showing off their historic gems. Vehicles travelled from as far as Cape Town and Gauteng ready to be preened and locally represented.
Looking for something to really jazz up the wheels of your car and make you stand out in a crowd? With the latest glow-in-the-dark paint innovation from Yokohama South Africa (YSA), your wheels will leave a trail blazing as you drive out on the town.