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Monday, August 29, 2011

KwaZulu - Natal school unveils its Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup legacy projects

Sitting on bricks and sharing desks is now a thing of the past for pupils from Siyangempumelelo High School in Kwa Ceza village, KwaZulu- Natal. The School received desks, chairs and stationary from the R100 000 prize money they received as the 2010 Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Champions.

The unveiling of the goods happened at the school on Friday, 26 August and there to celebrate with the school were representatives from Sanlam, the Motsepe Family Foundation, the Ubuntu-Botho Development Trust, the South African Schools Football Association (SASFA) and the KwaZulu Natal Department of Education and the local Chief.

In accordance to the rules of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup all prize money is used to fund legacy projects that will benefit the school as a whole.  In the case of Siyangempumelelo they requested 150 double desks, 75 chairs, 5 High back leather chairs, 3 chalkboards and 1 flip chart.

School Principal, Ndzumo Sibisi, conveyed his heartfelt appreciation for what the school received: “This is all going to ensure that our school functions like any other school. This village has very limited infrastructure and things have been very tough as we have over 850 students.  At times we used to close school early for grade 10 and 11 learners in order to have enough chairs and tables for our afternoon classes with the grade 12’s. Now the students can spend more time at school and I am sure our Matric pass rate will subsequently get even better.”

The school has produced outstanding school results for the past three years despite their circumstances: 82 % pass rate in 2008, 94.2 % past rate in 2009 and 100 % pass rate last year with 5 of their students receiving more than one distinction.  Sibisi believes that his learners will now function better in their new environment.

Team manager, Wethu Nxumalo, praised his team for making this possible: “Our football team has done the school proud. I cannot express in words my gratitude to the Sanlam and the Motsepe Family Foundation for this tournament that does so much for schools in South Africa.”

Siyangempumelelo first competed in the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup in 2008; they have won the Provincial finals and therefore competed in the National Finals once, in 2010.
Run under the auspices of the South African Schools Football Association (SASFA), the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup is the biggest schools football tournament in the country with the most prize money which is R3.4million. The winner gets R1 million, R600 000 for the runners-up, R500 000 and R400 000 for third- and fourth-place finishers respectively. Each school that wins their Provincial final receives R100 000.

Monday, August 8, 2011

Pictures of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup Parade

Frank Louw from Sanlam with the Harmony School Banner

Photo of the team a the school and prior to the parade

Former Mamelodi Sundowns player Joas Magolego during soccer clinic at Harmony High School

Trott Moloto and Mamelodi Sundowns Legends with 2011 Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup Champions Harmony High School

MAMELODI SUNDOWNS LEGENDS SHARE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE WITH 2011 SANLAM KAY MOTSEPE SCHOOLS CUP CHAMPIONS HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL


The 2011 Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup Champions, Harmony High School, paraded their newly won trophy through the streets of Virginia on Saturday, 6 August, in an open air bus and residents of Glen Harmony location lined the streets to celebrate with their famous football school. 



In attendance was Mamelodi Sundowns legends Isaac Shaai, Eric Ramasike, Joel ‘Fire’ Masilela, Joas Magolego and Malombo Lechaba. The two have attended all Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup Provincial finals as well as the National Finals and after the celebration parade the two gave coaching clinic at the school.



Harmony has now won the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup three times:  2005, 2007 and 2011. As well as earning the school a cool R1 million, which will be spent on legacy projects selected by the School, the players each received medals which they get to keep as a memento of their success.



School Principal, Andrew Monnane, informed the community that approximately 75% of the winnings will be spent on purchasing two 15 seater Combi’s to be used exclusively to transport the Netball and Volleyball team on their various sporting trips.  The remainder of the funds will be used to build a volleyball court.



Everything we have received from our Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup winnings over the years has been spent on purchases that have enabled the school to function more effectively,” said Monnane. “Our school philosophy is to ensure that all pupils do well in the classroom as well as participate in a couple of sports.  We believe this is important in developing a well rounded pupil.”



To date the school has received:  a new soccer pitch (2005 winnings), upgraded sporting facilities (2007 & 2008 winnings), built a media center equipped with 16 Computers (2009 winnings), a luxury bus to transport children to extra mural activities and extra lessons, Projector and Plasma (2010 winnings).



Harmony coach, Pitso Mokoena, is proud of the schools success:  “We lost eight of our players to the Sundowns Academy this year so we had to build a completely new team and entered the competition not knowing how we would do, but it is history now and today we celebrated our win with our community.”



Mokoena praised team captain and goalkeeper, Thuto Ramaili, for the key role he played in the team’s success.   Ramaili has been with the team for three years now and performed exceptionally well this year, but his key strength was his ability to motivate and guide the team.


The decision to honour the team through a victory parade was the brain child of Sanlam Sponsorship manager, Frank Louw: “Sanlam understands the value of development and the importance of realising what one hopes for. We believe that the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup creates opportunities that have a positive impact on the youth and also provide exposure to scouts for those pupils who have talent. Importantly, the tournament also contributes to enhanced learning through improved educational facilities for the benefit of the rest of pupils in the winning schools and the broader communities around them.”

Saturday, July 16, 2011

All the Results of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe National Finals 2011

SANLAM KAY MOTSEPE SCHOOLS CUP



NATIONAL FINALS

13 – 16 JULY 2011

BLOEMFONTEIN



FINAL RESULTS



GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
Jojo  (EC)
Cabangokuhle (KZN)
Dr R Cingo  (FS)
Sol Plaatje (NW)
Phagameng (Limp)
Amahlelo (MP)
Rietvale (NC)
Westridge (WC)
Johannesburg Sec(GP)
Rosina Sedibane (GP)
Ncedo (EC)
Embizeni (KZN)
Harmony (FS)
Boithaopo (NW)
Mafsiakgomo (Limp)
Mahlale (MP)
Pabalelo (NC)
Beaufort West (WC)



13 JULY 2011



MATCH
TEAM
SCORE
TEAM
1
Jojo
0 – 5
Rosina Sedibane
2
Mahlale
1 – 0
Sol Plaatje
3
Harmony
0 – 0
Rietvale
4
Cabangokuhle
0 – 1
Ncedo
5
Pabalelo
2 - 0
Phagameng
6
Boithaopo
0 - 1
Westridge
7
Dr R. Cingo
0 - 1
Embizeni
8
Beaufort West
0 - 1
Amahlelo
9
Mafsiakgomo
0 – 2
Johannesburg Secondary
10
Rietvale
2 – 1
Jojo
11
Harmony
3 – 0
Mahlale
12
Rosina Sedibane
2 – 0
Sol Plaatje
13
Westridge
1 – 1
Cabangokuhle
14
Boithaopo
0 – 6
Pabelelo
15
Ncedo
2 – 0
Phagameng
16
Embizeni
0 - 2
Amahlelo
17
Johannesburg Secondary
1 - 0
Dr R Cingo
18
Mafsiakgomo
4 - 1
Beaufort West
19
Jojo
2 - 0
Sol Plaatje
20
Rosina Sedibane
1 - 3
Harmony
21
Rietvale
1 - 1
Mahlale
22
Cabangokuhle
3 - 0
Phagameng
23
Ncedo
2 – 0
Boithaopo
24
Westridge
0 - 1
Pabelelo



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) 4 pts
Phagameng (Limp) 0 pts
Beaufort West (WC) 1pt



15 JULY 2011



GAME
TEAM
RESULT
TEAM
46
(QF)Johannesburg Secondary
1 – 0
Amahlelo
47
(QF)Pabalelo
0 (P2) – 0 (P4)
Westridge
48
(QF)Rosina Sedibane
0(P4) – 0(P5)
Ncedo
49
(QF)Dr R. Congo
0 – 2
Harmony
50
(Pos 9 – 12)Rietvale
0 – 3
Mahlale
51
(Pos 9 – 12)Boithaopo
3 – 1
Mafsiakgomo
52
(Pos 13 – 16)Sol Plaatje
0 – 1
Jojo
53
(Pos 13 – 16)Phagameng
0 (P4)-0(P5)
Beaufort West
55
(Pos 15 -16) Sol Plaatje
0 (P4) – 0 (P3)
Phagameng
56
(Pos 13-14) Jojo
0 – 1
Beaufort West
57
(Pos 5 – 8)Amahlelo
0 – 2
Dr R Cingo
58
(Pos 5 – 8)Pabelelo
0 – 1
Rosina Sedibane
59
(Pos 11 – 12)Rietvale
1 – 0
Mafsiakgomo
60
(Pos 9 – 10) Mahlale
0 – 1
Boithaopo
61
(Pos 7 – 8) Amahlelo
0 – 1
Pabalelo
62
(Pos 5 – 6) Dr R. Cingo
0 (P3) – 0(P5)
Rosina Sedibane
63
(SF 1) Johannesburg sec
0 – 2
Harmony
64
(SF2) Westridge
0(P3) – 0(P4)
Ncedo

16 JULY 2011

THIRD/FOURTH PLAY-OFF

Johannesburg Secondary School  0

Ncedo Senior Secondary School   2



FINAL

Harmony High School   0(P4)

Westridge Secondary School 0(P3)



FINAL POSITIONS

POSITION
SCHOOL
1
Harmony High School (Free State)         R1 million
2
Westridge Secondary School (WC)        R600 000
3
Ncedo Senior Secondary School (EC)     R500 00
4
Johannesburg Secondary School (Gauteng)   R400 000
5
Rosina Sedibane (Gauteng)
6
Dr R. Cingo (Free State)
7
Pabalelo (Northern Cape)
8
Amahlelo (Mpumalanga)
9
Boithaopo (North West)
10
Mahlale (Mpumalanga)
11
Rietvale (Northern Cape)
12
Mafsiakgomo (Limpopo)
13
Beaufort West (Western Cape)
14
Jojo (Eastern Cape)
15
Sol Plaatje (North West)
16
Phagameng (Limpopo)