Friday, July 15, 2011

BOTH TEAMS FROM GAUTENG, FREE STATE AND KWAZULU-NATAL ARE THROUGH TO THE QUARTERFINALS OF THE SANLAM KEY MOTSEPE SCHOOLS CUP

Harmony High School and Dr R. Cingo Comprehensive School from the Free State as well as Rosina Sedibane Sports School and Johannesburg High School from Gauteng are through to the quarterfinals of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup happening in Bloemfontein.   The teams from KwaZulu Natal are Embizeni High School and Cabangokuhle High School.



In accordance to the rules of the competition the teams that finish the League in positions one and two in each Group qualify for the quarterfinals.  As there are three groups, of the three teams in third place, the two with the highest points also qualify.  Ncedo (Eastern Cape) and Embizeni (KwaZulu-Natal) therefore make up the final two teams.



Rosina Sedibane topped Group A after winning all their games today but did not manage to get maximum points as they were beaten 3 – 1 by Harmony, the team that finished in second place, yesterday.  Harmony on the other hand did not lose a game but draw against Rietvale and Jojo to put them a point behind Rosina



The surprise of the day came school from a small rural village, Emsinga in KwaZulu-Natal who surprised everyone with their gutsy play and determination to do well.  Emizeni High School had the fans from Bloemfontein, as well as fellow competitors, on their feet when they beat the Johannesburg Secondary School 1 – 0 to put them in second place in Group C, behind the mighty team from Gauteng that has 10 Orlando Pirates development players.



Emizeni team manager was pleased with the team’s performance:  “We did not do well in the Provincial finals and were beaten by Cabangokuhle.  When we got home we started training three times a day to get our game plan perfect and this paid off.  I am looking forward to tomorrow and will hopefully finish high up and earn money for the school.” 



In Group B Cabangokuhle High School from KwaZulu-Natal finished on top with Pabalelo from the Northern Cape in second place.  



The play-offs will take place on Friday, 15 July at Clive Solomon Stadium.  Arriving will the some of the Sundowns management include Daniel Mudau.  The fans has also had fun in the Sanlam marquee where they have been entertained by the Takalani Sesame puppets and parents visited the wellness centre to have their blood pressure checked as well as cholesterol.



Sundowns confirmed that DJ Sbu and Zakes Bantwini will be performing live at the final happening at the Seeisa Ramabodu Stadium on Saturday, 16 July.  The third and fourth play-offs will start at 10am and the final at 12pm.

















                         

RESULTS 14 JULY 2011.



GAME
TEAM
RESULT
TEAM
25
Dr R. Cingo
1 – 0
Amahlelo
26
Embizeni
1 – 3
Mafsiakgomo
27
Johannesburg Secondary
1 – 0
Beaufort West
28
Mahlale
2 – 0
Jojo
29
Rietvale
2 – 5
Rosina Sedibane
30
Sol Plaatje
0 – 3
Harmony
31
Pabelelo
1 – 3
Cabangokuhle
32
Westridge
0 – 0
Ncedo
33
Phagameng
0 – 2
Boithaopo
34
Beaufort West
0 – 4
Dr R Cingo
35
Johannesburg Secondary
0 – 1
Embizeni
36
Amahlelo
3 – 2
Mafsiakgomo
37
Cabangokuhle
3 – 2
Boithaopo
38
Phagameng
0 – 2
Westridge
39
Pabelelo
2 – 1
Ncedo
40
Jojo
0 – 0
Harmony
41
Sol Plaatje
1 – 1
Rietvale
42
Mahlale
0 – 1
Rosina Sedibane
43
Dr R. Cingo
3 – 0
Mafsiakgomo
44
Amahlelo
0 – 2
Johannesburg Secondary
45
Beaufort West
1 – 1
Embizeni





LEAGUE:  FINAL PLACINGS



GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
Rosina Sedibane (GP) 12 pts
Cabangokuhle (KZN) 10pts
Johannesburg Sec(GP) 12 pts
Harmony (FS) 11 pts
Pabalelo (NC) 10pts
Dr R Cingo  (FS) 10 pts
Rietvale (NC) 6 pts
Ncedo (EC) 10 pts
Embizeni (KZN) 10 pts
Mahlale (MP) 5 pts
Westridge (WC) 8pts
Amahlelo (MP) 9 pts
Sol Plaatje (NW) 4 pts
Boithaopo (NW) 7pts
Mafsiakgomo (Limp) 6pts
Jojo  (EC)
Phagameng (Limp) 0 pts
Beaufort West (WC) 1pt




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