Powerade awards five schools with an individual cricket training sessions hosted by ex-Proteas coach Ray Jennings

This past week saw Powerade announce the names of the five South African schools who have won cricket Powerade Performance Sessions as part of the Powerade Schools Programme. The Performance sessions will be taking place from Thursday, 23 October, to Tuesday, 4 November, and will be hosted by ex-Proteas coach, Ray Jennings

Powerade believes that there is power in every game and is committed to providing young South African sportsmen with a passion for rugby, soccer and cricket, with the platforms to achieve sporting success by giving them access to the best coaching and training through the Powerade School’s Programme.

The winning schools of the cricket Powerade Performance Sessions are:

•           23 October Hoërskool Oosterland – Secunda (Mpumalanga)

•           24 October Hoërskool Wonderboom – Pretoria (Gauteng)

•           28 October General Smuts High School – Vereeniging (Gauteng)

•           30 October Creston College – Port Shepstone (KwaZulu-Natal)

•           4 November Wynberg Boys High School – Cape Town (Western Cape)

During the cricket performance sessions, these sportsmen will be exposed to the science of correct training and the benefits of hydration to help enable them to reach peak fitness at the right time, while local cricket legend Ray Jennings shares his wisdom and knowledge about the game.

“Powerade believes that by providing informative and interactive experiences like these to sportsmen, their passion for the game of cricket will be focused on a great future in the game,” explained James Maclachlan, IMC Marketing Assets Manager of Coca-Cola South Africa.

“We recognise that there is power in every game and through the Powerade Schools Programme, born sportsmen will be exposed to information and various means of training that will have long term benefits to their success,” Maclachlan concluded.

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Winning schools selected for KFC Mini-Cricket Kids vs Proteas Tour competition

School KFC Mini-Cricket coaches Yvonne Kotse, Eldre Benadie and excited parent Tracey Johnson, along with their KFC Mini-Cricket school teams are the lucky victors of the KFC Mini-Cricket Kids vs Proteas Tour competition. The teams will be making their big cricketing debut when they play in a once in a life time game against their cricketing heroes in a curtain raiser to the KFC T20 International games against the West Indies in January 2015.

The winning school teams include Laerskool Louw Geldenhuys from Johannesburg, Durban based Eden College and St Andrew’s Primary School from Saldanha Bay in the Western Cape. These teams along with their team coaches have been paired with a legendary former Proteas player who will be acting as Assistant Coaches to help them stand a winning chance. The Assistant Coaches will play an active role in the team’s preparation and build up to the tour games with exclusive coaching sessions at the schools as well as warm up games at the Ram Slam T20 Challenge taking place in the three regions prior to their big games against the Proteas.

The KFC Mini-Cricket coaches from Eden College and St Andrews Primary synonymously agreed that winning a chance to play against the Proteas in the KFC Mini-Cricket Kids vs Proteas Tour will help their respective schools get some great recognition within the game. This will also provide their kids with a platform to get active with the legendary Assistant Coaches and give them an experience that they will never forget for the rest of their lives.

KFC is privileged to have Neil McKenzie, Mfuneko Ngam and Graeme Smith on board as the Assistant Coaches for the KFC Mini-Cricket Kids vs Proteas Tour. Laerskool Louw Geldenhuys along with their team coach Eldre will be working with Neil to polish their batting skills. Mfuneko will be sharing his fast bowling techniques and skills with the young cricketers from Eden College. And lastly, St Andrews Primary along with Yvonne will get active with the former Proteas Captain, Graeme.

“A huge congratulations to the winning kids and their teams who entered the KFC Mini-Cricket Kids vs Proteas Tour competition from across the country. We had over 2850 entries, which is exceptional! KFC is really excited about this season’s winners and our esteemed Assistant Coaches who will prepare the winning teams for the biggest game of their lives,” says Lizanne Bartlett, KFC South Africa Marketing Director.

The first coaching sessions will kick-start in Johannesburg on the 30^th of October 2014. “We are so excited about our training session with Neil, he is a legendary player and we are planning on inviting the whole school, including moms and dads, to show their support on the day,” says Eldre.

The Durban coaching session with Mfuneko will take place on the 4^th of November and Graeme will be getting active with St Andrews Primary School on the 6^th of November 2014.

The second prize winners from the competition will get active as ball boys and girls at the Ram Slam T20 Challenge games and the third place winners will be taking home KFC Mini-Cricket sets including bats, stumps and balls.

“The KFC Mini-Cricket Kids vs Proteas Tour is officially in full swing and we would like to thank everyone who entered the competition and continue to support the KFC Mini-Cricket Kids programme,” concludes Bartlett.

For more information, visit www.kfcmini-cricket.co.za and to receive tour specific updates follow #kfcminicricket.

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Two weeks to go before Siphumelele Primary School leave for Brazil

In two weeks an under-12 soccer team from the small township of Inanda, Pinetown, KZN, Siphumelele Primary School, leaves for Brazil to embark on an experience of a life time.  The team will be competing with 31 other countries in the biggest football tournament for kids between the ages of 10 and 12 in the world, the Danone Nations Cup World Final.

The team won this trip after being crowned Danone Nations Cup South Africa champions, and this is the first time in the tournament’s 14 year history that a school from KwaZulu-Natal will be competing in the World Finals.

Health, nutrition and pleasure are at the heart of the reason Groupe Danone introduced the tournament to the world and for 12 year-old left-winger, Lindelani Radebe, who will be travelling with the team, the 40 000 units of Ultramel yoghurt and Muesli given to the school by Danone Southern Africa has done a lot to help prepare the team for this memorable experience.

Endorsing the message of developing a healthy lifestyle was former Bafana Bafana coach and current Danone Nations Cup Southern Africa ambassador, Neil Tovey, who visited the school recently.  “He told us how important nutrition is to a player and encouraged us to eat well.  Every day we get a box of the Danone yoghurt which we take home for breakfast the next day. I love Danone products, they are the best.”

Lindelani lives with his parents, an older brother and youngster sister in Inanda.  His father is a baker at the local supermarket and his mother is a cook.  He credits his mother in particular for contributing to where he is today.  “She gives me good advice, helps with my homework and is so supportive of me.  I am the first family member to travel on a plane and she is so excited for me.  She really is helping calm my nerves.”

Lindelani’s brother, Sandile; has been his soccer inspiration. “I used to watch him play with his friends. He taught me to play and at the age of 6 years I joined a team called Inanda Stars. I am still a part of the team. We have participated in a lot of tournaments and have travelled around Durban competing. We have won soccer kit, trophies and medals. It’s a great club and they treat their players very well, they have respect for all of us regardless of the age difference.”

Preparations for Brazil are going well said the youngster.  “We are working very hard at the moment. We train for two hours every day under our new coach Mr Yengwa. He has been great. He is teaching us to concentrate on the basic skills, passing a ball, defending and attacking,” Lindelani said.

It’s getting close now and their coach is stressing the mental side of the game. “He tells us to be focused and play to the best of our ability and that we should not be intimidated when playing against other countries,” Lindelani said.

Winning the Danone Nations Cup national finals in June is his happiest memory to date. “We trained very hard and winning the tournament was what we wanted.  I was not part of the team last year and we didn’t win, so this year was my chance to make sure that the school wins because next year I won’t eligible to participate,” he said.

For Lindelani, playing soccer is what makes him happy. “I love soccer because when I am angry I take my ball and start playing soccer either with friends or by myself. It calms me down.”

Getting to know Lesedi

Favourite food - I love all types of food, but I’m a bit nervous that I won’t like the food in Brazil

Favourite subject - English and Natural Sciences

Favourite soccer player - Steven Pienaar, he is a South African player who has made a name for himself internationally, that’s what I want for myself

Favourite SA team - Mamelodi Sundowns

Hobby - I don’t have one, I’m too busy playing soccer all the time

What would you like to do after school – playing soccer professionally is my number one goal

Message to your team mates - I want all of us to have fun and enjoy Brazil, we will never ever get this opportunity again which is why we should take it all in and have fun.

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Draw for the Danone Nations Cup World Finals puts South Africa in Group D

In a month’s time Siphumelele Primary School, from Inanda, Pinetown, KZN, will be playing their final Danone Nations Cup World Final football match in Sao Paulo, Brazil.  Groupe Danone held a draw in Brazil this week which put South Africa in Group D with Mexico, Belgium and Indonesia.

The team won the right to travel to Brazil for this once in a lifetime experience by winning the Danone Nations Cup South Africa title and, according to their coach, Siboniso Ndwandwe, preparations are going well.

“After a short holiday the boys are now back at school and it is back to training,” said Ndwandwe. “The South African Schools Football Association has assigned us a qualified coach, Mr Yengwa, who comes twice a week and Neil Tovey (ex Bafana Bafana captain and Kaizer Chiefs player now tournament ambassador) will be visiting our school next week to give us a coaching session.  I have seen the draw and believe it is in our favour and we have a good chance of progressing to the next round.”

The school has also been given the use of a pitch to train on at nearby Nhlanhla Secondary School, which is in much better condition than their own community field, and they are getting assistance from sponsors Danone, who gave the school  over 40 000 cups of Ultramel yoghurt as well as 30 boxes of Muesli. 

“We were overwhelmed with all the product that Danone has given us.  Not only is it being used to help the team build stamina, strength and bone density in preparation for Brazil, but it is also feeding the entire school of over 1 000 pupils. Being in a rural community most of the children’s parents do not work and they rely on government grants and only eat one small meal a day.”

The KZN Department of Education will be hosting a send-off breakfast next Wednesday, which will be attended be the local government officials, the school’s Governing Body as well as the teachers and team. “They will be wishing us well and motivating us before we leave,” Ndwandwe said.

At this stage, it’s all about concentrating on the basics in training, the coach said. “We want to keep it simple and not over-complicate things for the players, so we are concentrating on the basic skills: defending attacking, ball possession and building up stamina,” he said.

“The boys have been consistent in their improvement and are mastering the basics. I can safely say that each player has improved tremendously on their performance at the nationals. They are also more disciplined.”

The excitement is building at the school and in the community ahead of the departure date. “Not a day goes by without the boys talking about going to Brazil and we have to try to keep them calm and focused on school work as they also need to do well in their final exams,” Ndwandwe said.

The coach is impressed with the team’s commitment and discipline. “It would be great to come back with the trophy, but I know that the competition will be tough and I tell the boys that it is all about having fun and they must make the most of this wonderful experience.  There are not many boys in rural areas that travel to other countries, specifically Brazil,” he said

Mondale, from the Western Cape, win R500 000 in the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup

Mondale High School from Mitchell’s Plain, Cape Town finished their 2014 u-19 Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup campaign on a high after beating Kwa-Shuku, from Mpumalanga, 7 – 2 in the 3^rd place playoff game. They walk away with the R500 000 in funding that goes to the third-placed school.  Combined with their R100 000 as the Western Cape provincial winners the total goes up to R500 000.  Kwa-Shuku, from Mpumalanga, a first timer in the national finals, take home R400 000.

According to their coach, Nigel Crowie, the school is going home proud.  “We finished in 5^th position last year and our aim was to finish fourth this time around, so this third place finish is a bonus,” he said.

Mondale is gaining a reputation as a football nursery. Three of the players from the 2013 Mondale team have gone on to PSL clubs.  Brandon Dean is currently with SuperSport United, Darren Smith is in the starting line up for AmaZulu and Dillon Fransch, who is currently in Grade 12 at the school, is with Ajax Cape Town.

According to Crowie, it’s not correct to say that Mondale hosts the Ajax Cape Town youth academy. There is only one player at the school that is with their academy, Dillan Fransch, but there are about 4 others that are attached to a local Cape Town based Academy. Fransch was scouted by both Sundowns and Ajax CT at last year’s Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup but opted to remain in Cape Town.

The coach said that after their good performance at this tournament, they are hoping that more players will have been noticed by the PSL clubs.

“Our school is not a sports academy,” Crowie said. “The principal promotes excellence and doesn’t stand for mediocrity so all the boys at the school excel academically and on the sports field.  That’s one of the reason our boys have done so well in soccer, they are achievers.

However, Crowie stresses that academics come before sport. “All the players brought their books along to Pretoria to study for their exams which start in a few week’s time,” he said. “Most of the players are in grade 12, so their final exams are just around the corner. We achieved a 99 percent pass rate last year and are determined to maintain that standard”

The Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup is not an easy tournament, Crowie said. “The players seem to get better every year, but we prepared well for the finals and our hard work paid off.”  

School from Gauteng wins the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup

Holy Trinity High School from Atteridgeville, Tshwane, won the 2014 Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup in their first outing in the competition.  They beat a team that is new to the national finals, Tholokuhle High School, from Richards Bay, KZN, 3 – 0 in the final game to lift the trophy.

This means that Holy Trinity have pocketed a cool R1 million which will not be handed over in cash, but the school will identify much needed legacy projects that will benefit the entire school as well as the community around it.

Holy Trinity went into the final match at a great advantage as the majority of their players belong to the Supersport United Academy.  Two of the players, Keegan Poole and Thabo Mile, the latter scoring one of the goals in the final match, also play for the SuperSport first team.

But, said the coach, Kaitano Tembo, who is also the Supersport Development coach, they played without their number one goalkeeper, Dumisano Msibi, who is currently with the Bafana Bafana team that is in camp preparing for the African Cup of National qualifier against Congo, and three of their key players who were injured just prior to the national finals

Meanwhile, little was known about Tolokuhle – until now.  The school has been competing in the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup for a number of years but has never made it past the regional stage of the competition.  They have no academy players and are not attached to any PSL club.  They made it to the final through sheer hard work, drive and determination.

Credit must go to the winning school, Trinity.   “It’s been a long journey, one that has been interesting from the beginning right to the final game.  We saw Harmony as our main competition and when they were knocked out we knew that we had a good chance to win.  Credit must go to our Principal, Andre Castelyn.  He has supported us throughout our journey.  He believed in the boys and having him around encouraged the team to do better.  I also want to acknowledge the team captain, Zakhele Mgobhozi who showed true leadership qualities throughout the tournament.   He led by example and deserved the ‘Player of the Tournament’ award.

Trinity only came third in their Stream behind St Marks and Harmony, but secured a quarterfinal berth as the team that performed the best in the third spot.  “We came from behind to win which shows that our players have the mental ability to keep going and strive for success – even when the odds look against you.”

Results:

3^rd/4^th play off

Kwa-Shuku 2 vs Mondale 7

Goals: Sandile Hlatshwayo, Bandile Molaba (Kwa-Shuku)

Goals:  Clinton Herwel, Dillan Fransch (4), Clint Fredericks, Kyle Adriaanse

FINAL

Holy Trinity 3 vs Tholokuhle 0

Goals:  Zakhele Mgobhozi, Kwanele Zulu, Thabo Mile

POSITIONS:

18. Matlaisane Secondary School (NW)

17. Okiep High School (NC)

16. Desmond Mpilo Tutu Senior Secondary School (WC)

15. Walmer High School (EC)

14. Tlokola Secondary School (FS)

13. Thaba Jabula Senior Secondary School (GP)

12. Umqhele High School (KZN)

11. Benny’s Sports Development Academy (LP)

10. Makikele High School (LP)

9. Sebetwane Secondary School (NW)

8. Lingelihle Senior Secondary School (EC)

7. St Marks International School (NW)

6. AJ Ferreira High School (NC)

5. Harmony High School (FS)

4. Kwa-Shuku (NW)

3. Mondale High School (WC)

2. Tholokuhle Secondary School (FS)          

1. Holy Trinity High school (GP)

Individual Awards:

·         Coach of the Tournament:  Mr M. Dladla from Tholokuhle High School

·         Top goalscorer:  shared between Zakhele Mgobozi and Kwanele Zulu from Trinity

·         Fair Play award:  Benny’s Sports Development Academy

·         Goalkeeper of the tournament:  Msawakhe Mngwango from Thololuhle High School

·         Player of the tournament:  Zakhele Mgobozi from Holy Trinity High School

SKMSC - RESULTS TO DATE: The 3/4 play-off kicks-off at 10am tomorrow followed by the final at 12pm

SANLAM KAY MOTSEPE SCHOOLS CUP

NATIONAL FINALS

DATE: 6 – 9 October 2014

Results:

GROUP A                                                 GROUP B                                                 GROUP C  

Lingelihle Senior Secondary School, Queenstown (EC)        Harmony High School, Virginia (FS)                                         AJ Ferreira  HS, Upington (NC)

Mondale High School, Mitchell’s Plain (WC)                       Holy Trinity HS, Atteridgeville (GP)                                         SebetwaneSS, Tlakgameng (NW)

Benny’s Sports Development Academy, Makhando (LP)      St Mark’s International School, Nelspruit, (MP)                      Tholokuhle HS, Richards Bay (KZN)

Walmer High School, NMB (EC)                                          Tlokola Secondary School,  Marquard (FS)                                Desmond Mpilo Tutu SSS, Paarl (WC)

Umqhele High School, Pinetown (KZN)                              Thaba Jabula Sen Secon School, Soweto (GP)                            Matlaisane SS, Hammanskraal (NW)

Okiep High School, Springbok (NC)                                    Makikele   HS, Palaborwa (LP)                                                    Kwa-Shuku, Piet Retief, (MP)

1.       Lingelihle  0 vs Walmer 0

2.       Okiep 0 vs Mondale 1

Goal:  own goal:  Duran Fielding

3.       Umqhele 0 vs Benny’s 1

Goal:  Ronetwa Baloyi

4.       Makikele 2 vs holy Trinity 6

Goal: Kgotsofatso Modjela x2 (Makikele)

Goal: Zakhele Mgobhozi x2 (Holy Trinity)

Goal:Kwanele Zulu x2 (Holy Trinity)

Goal: Kutlwano Chauke (Holy Trinity)

Goal: Thabo Mile (Holy Trinity)

5.       Harmony  4 vs Tlokola 0

Goal: Buti Mokele

Goal: Teboho Mokoena x3

6.       Thaba Jabula 1 vs St Marks 1

Goal: Wonderby Nhlanhla Mthiyane (Thaba Jabula)

Goal:Siboniso Sibusiso Sibanda (St Marks)

7.       Matlaisane 0 vs Tholokuhle 1

Goal: Thathani Nkosi

8.       Kwa-Shuku 2 vs Sebetwane 1

Goal: Lindokuhle Sukazi (Kwa Shuku)

Goal:Mthobisi Dlamini (kwa Shuku)

Goal: Tebogo Serima (Sebetwane)

9.       Desmond Tutu 1 vs AJ Ferreira 2

Goal: Siyamthanda Topi (Desmond Tutu)

Goal: Virghel Koopman (AJ)

Goal: Delthon Qoqwana (AJ)

10.   Walmer 0 vs Mondale 1

Goal: Clinton Herwel

11.   Benny’s  1 vs Lingelihle 1

Goal: Ronetwa Baloyi (Benny)

Goal: Kolisa Lwando (lingelihle)

12.   Umqhele1  vs Okiep 0

Goal: Thabani Mnguni

13.   Thaba Jabula 0 vs Makikele 2

Goal: Thabang Malatji

Goal: Moneti Mokgalaka

14.   Tlokola 0 vs Holy Trinity 3

Goal:  Kwanele Zulu

Goal: Zakhele Mgobhozi

Goal: Katlego Mohamme

15.   St Marks 0 vs Harmony 1

Goal: Thembelani Sizane

16.   Matlaisane 0 vs Kwa-Shuku 0

17.   Desmond Tutu 2  vs Sebetwane 1

Goals:  Ayabulela Kwini, Anele Alla (DT)

Goal:  Tebogo Serima (Seb)

18.   Tholokuhle 1 vs AJ Ferreira 0

Goal

19.   Benny’s 3  vs Okiep 1

Goals:  Rendani Mudau (2), Marubini Manyane (Benny’s)

Goal:  Zinzan Coetzee

20.   Lingelihle 0 vs Mondale 0

21.   Walmer 0 vs Umqhele 3

Goals:Nkanyiso Zungu, Vusumuzi Nxumalo, Thabani Mnguni 

22.   Tlokola  3 vs Thaba Jabula 1

Goals: Tshediso Thulo, Pitso Lesenyaho, Ramakhale Mokhethi

Goal:  Musa Ngqokoma

23.   St Marks 1 vs Makilele 1

Goal:  Xolani Ndlovu (ST M)

Goal:  Khutsi Malatji

24.   Harmony 0 vs Holy Trinity 0

DAY 2

25.   Desmond Tutu 1 vs Matlaisane 0

Goal:  Anele Alla

26.   Tholokhule 1 vs Kwa-Shuku 0

Goal:  Senzo Mbatha

27.   AJ Ferreira 3 vs Sebetwane 3

Goals:  Virghel Koopman, Wesley Visagie, Pidgurcian Titus (AJ)

Goasl:  Tebogo Serima (2), Kgosietsile Motshane

28.   Mondale 0 vs Umqhele 0

29.   Lingelihle 0 vs Okiep 0

30.   Benny’s 0 vs Walmer 2

Goals:  Vutolwethy Ndokweni, Yondelani Kamana

31.   St Marks 3 vs Tlokola 0

Goals:  Xolani Ndlovu (2), Nkosinathi Mchunu

32.   Harmony  2 vs Makikele 1

Goals:  Victor Noosi, Buti Mokele (Harmony)

Goals:  Theo Malatji (Mak)

33.   Holy Trinity 0 vs Thaba Jabula 0

34.   AJ Ferreira 1 vs Kwa-Shuku 3

Goals:  Virghel Koopman (AJ)

Goals:  Senzo Mdlalose, Bandile Molaba, Lindokuhle Sukazi (KS)

35.   Tholokuhle 1 vs Desmond Tutu 0

Goal:  Thathani Nkosi

36.   Sebetwane 3 vs Matlaisane 0

Goals:  Mosimanegape Lobatse, Itumeleng Mosikane (2)

37.   Okiep 0 vs Walmer 0

38.   Mondale 1 vs Benny’s  0

Goal:  Kyle Adriaanse

39.   Lingelihle 1 vs Umqhele 0

Goal:  Ndimphiwe Haki

40.   Holy Trinity 0 vs St Marks 1

Goal:  Nkosinathi Mchunu

41.   Makikele 1  vs Tlokola1

Goal:  Theo Malatji (Mak)

Goal:  Moiloa Maluka (Tlo)

42.   Harmony 1 vs Thaba Jabula 1

Goal:  Voctor Noosi (Har)

Goal:  Musa Ngqokoma (TJ)

43.   Matlaisane 0 vs AJ Ferreira 2

Goals:  Wesley Visagie, Juvian Brekfis

44.   Sebetwane 1 vs Tholokuhle 1

Goal:  Itumeleng Mosikane (Seb)

Goal:  Senzo Mbatha (Tholo)

45.   Kwa-Shuku 1  vs Desmond Tutu 0

Goal:  Lindokuhle Sukazi

	GROUP A
	SCHOOL	PLAYED	WON	LOSS	DRAW	DRAW	GOALS	GOALS	GOALS	POINTS
					GOALS	NO GOALS	FOR	AGAINST	DIV
1	Mondale	5	3	0	0	2	3	0	3	11
2	Lingelihle	5	1	0	1	3	2	1	1	8
3	Benny's Sports	5	2	2	1	0	5	5	0	8
4	Umqhele	5	2	2	0	1	4	2	2	7
5	Walmer	5	1	2	0	2	2	4	-2	5
6	Okiep	5	0	3	0	2	1	5	-4	2
	GROUP B
	SCHOOL	PLAYED	WON	LOSS	DRAW	DRAW	GOALS	GOALS	GOALS	POINTS
					GOALS	NO GOALS	FOR	AGAINST	DIV
1	Harmony	5	3	0	1	1	8	2	6	12
2	St Marks	5	2	1	2	0	6	3	3	10
3	Holy Trinity	5	2	1	0	2	9	3	6	8
4	Makikele	5	1	2	2	0	7	10	-3	7
5	Thaba Jabula	5	0	2	2	1	3	7	-4	5
6	Thokola	5	1	3	1	0	4	12	-8	5
	GROUP C
	SCHOOL	PLAYED	WON	LOSS	DRAW	DRAW	GOALS	GOALS	GOALS	POINTS
					GOALS	NO GOALS	FOR	AGAINST	DIV
1	Tholokuhle	5	4	0	1	0	5	1	4	14
2	Kwa-Shuku	5	3	1	0	1	6	3	3	10
3	AJ Ferreira	5	2	2	1	0	8	8	0	8
4	Sebetwane	5	1	2	2	0	9	8	1	7
5	Desmond Mpilo Tutu	5	2	3	0	0	4	5	-1	6
6	Matlaisane	5	0	4	0	1	0	7	-7	1

Day 3

Quarterfinals:

46.   Tholokuhle 2 – vs AJ Ferreira 0

Goals:  Thathani Nkosi (2)

47.   St Marks 1 vs Kwa-Shuku 1

Kwa-Shuku won 4 – 2 on penalties

Goal:  Xolani Ndlou (St M)

Goal:  Sithembiso Manyathi (KS)

48.   Harmony 0 vs Holy Trinity 1

Goal:  Kwanele Zulu

49.   Mondale 1 vs Lingelihle 0

Goal:  Clint Fredericks

Positions:

50.   Pos 9 – 12

Benny’s Sports 1 vs Makikele 1

Makikele won 6 – 5 on penalties

Goal:  Mutshudzi Nemaxwi (Benny’s)

Goal:  Khutsi Malatjie (Makikele)

51.   Pos 9 – 12

Umqhele 0 vs Sebetwane 1

Goal:  Itumeleng Mosikare

52.   Pos:  13 – 16

Desmond Tutu 0 vs Tlokola 1

Goal:  Sabata Mokhomo

53.   Pos 13 – 16

Walmer 0 vs Thaba Jabula 3

Goals:  Musa Ngqokoma, Wonderboy Nhlanhla Mthiyane, Azola Dzanibe

54.   Pos 17 – 18

Okiep 0 vs Matlaisane 0

Okiep won 4 – 2 on penalites

55.   Pos 5 – 8

AJ Ferreira 1 vs St Marks 0

Goal:  Wesley Visagie

56.   Pos 5 – 8

Harmony 1 vs Lingelihle 0

Harmony won 4 – 2 on penalties

Goal:  Voctor Noosi (Harmony)

Goal:  Sandile Manqunyana

57.   Pos 15/16

Desmond Tutu 0 vs Walmer 2

Goals:  Yondelani Kamana, Vutolwethu Ndokweni

58.   Pos 9/10

Makikele 0 vs Sebetwane 3

Goals:  Modisakgotla Moireleng, Kagiso Monotlheng, Kgosietsile Motshwane

59.   Pos 11/12

Benny’s 1 vs Umqhele 0

Goal: Njabulo Maponya

60.   Pos 13/14

Tlokola 1 vs Thaba Jabula 1

Thaba Jabula won 4 – 2 on penalties

Goal:  Snyman Kobokoane (Tlokola)

                Goal:  Xolisa Ndlovu (Thaba Jabula)

61.   Pos 5/6

Harmony 1 vs AJ Ferreira 0

Goal:  Victor Noosi

62.   Pos 7/8

St Marks 0 vs Lingelihle 0

St Marks won 5 – 3 on penalties

63.   Semifinal 1

Holy Trinity 3 vs Mondale 0

Goals:  Zakhele Mgobhizi (2), Kwanele Zulu

64.   Semifinal 2

Tholokuhle 2 vs Kwa-Shuku 0

Goals:  Syabonga Masinga, Linduyise Nkosi

POSITIONS:

18. Matlaisane Secondary School (NW)

17. Okiep High School (NC)

16. Desmond Mpilo Tutu Senior Secondary School (WC)

15. Walmer High School (EC)

14. Tlokola Secondary School (FS)

13. Thaba Jabula Senior Secondary School (GP)

12. Umqhele High School (KZN)

11. Benny’s Sports Development Academy (LP)

10. Makikele High School (LP)

9. Sebetwane Secondary School (NW)

8. Lingelihle Senior Secondary School (EC)

7. St Marks International School (NW)

6. AJ Ferreira High School (NC)

5. Harmony High School (FS)

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