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Almost 20 years into a democratic South Africa and transformation in sport continues to be a talking point. We ask “has enough been done?” “How do we go about it correctly?” and “who’s responsible for this?” hoping the answers will inch us closer to where we should be as a sports-loving nation. Sporting Chance MD, …
After a week of batting practice, short corners and free-kicks the Sporting Chance Spring Holiday Clinics drew to a close on Friday. It was a productive week of learning for the young players who made it to Newlands, Constantia and Durbanville. To end the week, there was a prize-giving ceremony with fantastic prizes from Hi-Tec …
After a nervy start to the day when overcast skies threatened a no-show at clinics, the sun battled through and the Sporting Chance spring Holiday clinics went ahead as planned. Always a tricky one with Mother Nature wanting to have it all her way, these young sport devotees are indifferent to the weather situation as …
As the winter rains abate and the sun comes out for longer stretches at a time, so too do the Sporting Chance Spring Clinics make an appearance, bringing with them the same promise a new season holds. For the young sports enthusiasts the clinics present an opportunity to work on their skills, which they are …
Sporting Chance is pleased to announce that Taquanta Investment Holdings is contributing to the Western Cape leg of the 22nd annual Calypso Cricket festival to take place this December. Taquanta’s investment will allow Sporting Chance to reward the 3000 boys and girls who have been part of an annual programme with the opportunity to participate …
Twenty-five children were treated to a typical rugby Saturday in Cape Town when Western Province Rugby and 567 Cape Talk hosted them at Newlands Rugby Stadium when Western Province played GWK Griquas. The twenty-five, from Langa’s Busy Bee Rugby Club, were taken from Langa Stadium in the official “I am a Stormer” team bus to …
The Western Cape was the last team standing, as they beat Kwazulu-Natal in the National KIA Street Soccer Final on Saturday afternoon. On a day just cool enough for the players to work up a light sweat, the five teams from the Western Cape, Kwazulu-Natal, Free State, Gauteng and Eastern Cape gathered at Soweto’s Maponya …