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The Sporting Chance summer coaching clinics were in esteemed company when Supersport Let’s Play brought Bob Skinstad, Alistair Gray, Dane Vilas and Graham Bentz to the Constantia clinics for a Supersport Let’s Play shoot. The visit was also an opportunity for the kids to see their heroes and to listen to what they had to …
It’s a sight to behold seeing children play on the beach with reckless abandon, no care in the world, as they concentrate on soaking up the sun while learning about the game of cricket. This is made more memorable by the presence of the young at heart Rotary Club members, or, in their own words …
What started as a simple thought, an idea, to go where we had yet dared to go, finally came to life with the launch of the first Camps Bay summer coaching clinics this week. Although not a launch in the true sense of the word – no bubbly was brought out, no cheering and loud …
Some time before the buses arrived and the first call from an anxious coordinator rang out at the Sporting Chance offices. “The buses are on their morning rounds, Beauty. They’ll come shortly after,” we reassured the coordinator. Not fifteen minutes later, again before the scheduled time of departure – another call from Beauty. This time, …
It takes something special to be a world-class coach. It takes an even greater effort to be of that calibre to children, for at that age (4 – 13 years) it isn’t just about coaching what has already been discovered, but it is about identifying talent, shaping it well and nurturing it. Sporting Chance caps …
Partly cloudy skies and a strong south-easter greeted more than 500 hundred children who gathered at Strand’s Main Beach for some Calypso delight. The children, from Lwandle, Nomzamo, Mfuleni and Macassar were not troubled by the wind and took on the challenge presented by the elements and a swinging ball. Exciting shots and magnificent catches …
The words of Thomas Carlyle – He who has health has hope – echo loudly not only in the background, but front-and-centre as, in the same week, the 22nd Sporting Chance Calypso Cricket Festival and the summer coaching clinics are set to get underway. For with these words the Scotsman summed up what it means …
22nd annual Calypso Cricket Festival: 10 – 14 December 2012 More than 3000 children will take advantage of the sun and sand when Sporting Chance hosts the 22nd edition of the Sporting Chance Calypso Cricket Festival on some of Cape Town’s famous beaches. With the festive season holidays in full bloom, Sporting Chance in association …
The fight for fitness and against obesity has been stepped up a few, with Virgin Active South Africa’s presence at the 22nd annual Sporting Chance Calypso Cricket Festival as Virgin Active bring their personal trainers to Cape Town’s beaches for some Calypso fun with more than 3000 youngsters from Cape Town’s surrounding communities. This may …
Cricket fever, festive season cheer and all-year round efforts at living out those “67 minutes” have come together to put a smile on the faces of more than 3000 children from Cape Town’s surrounding communities this summer. Let’s take it from the top… To continue commemorating the Olympic year, to celebrate sport and to reach …