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The Western Cape were 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 …
Sporting Chance in conjunction with Kenridge Primary School hosted the Sporting Chance Kenridge Day/Night Hockey Festival at Stellenbosch Hockey Complex on Saturday 8th September. Ideal conditions greeted the over 400 participants from across the Helderberg and Northern Suburbs. True to its form the tournament created an incredibly festive vibe with promising young hockey players and …
As always there was great anticipation for the annual Sporting Chance Bishops U12 Day/Night Hockey Festival which took place on Friday 7th September. Organised by former Olympic hockey player and now Bishops master, Murray Anderson the tournament has become one of the premier outings on the hockey calendar, and boys and girls schools from around …
The Lamontville community came out in numbers to give a fitting swansong as we rounded-off the KIA Street Soccer provincial finals in Kwazulu-Natal. With the last of the provincial finals only days away from the national final, Johannesburg was almost palpable and the atmosphere was electric. Sportsmanship was the order of the day as the …
Channelling their Italian namesakes, Welkom’s Juventus FC outclassed the opposition with fluid tackles and deft passes on their way to being crowned the Free State KIA Street Soccer provincial champions. Try as they did, the other regions couldn’t match the sheer skill shown by both Welkom sides…no surprise then that Juventus faced street neighbours Zwakala …
It was all Pretoria on Wednesday as Atteridgeville’s Ten Morgan were crowned the Gauteng champions at the KIA Street Soccer provincial finals in Dobsonville Soweto. On a scorcher of an early Spring afternoon, the competition matched the weather conditions, and it was left to the sides from the north of Gauteng to out-last the opposition, …
Street soccer teams from communities around the country will each compete for the title of KIA Street Soccer provincial champion over the coming weeks. The winning teams will qualify for the competition’s ultimate clash – the National Festival Finale, which will determine the 2012 Kia Street Soccer champion of champions team. This year, for the …
There was joy and heartbreak in Zwide as real Dodgers were crowned the Eastern Cape’s provincial KIA Street Soccer Champions. On a warm August afternoon, the Zwide community descended on Java Street to watch the first of five provincial finals. The drama was palpable from the first blow of the referee’s whistle as the twelve …
We’re starting to tie-up the loose ends, putting things together as the final picture starts coming into focus. After ten weeks of nail-biting action, the regional finals of KIA Street Soccer are upon us. It has been a remarkable time in the build-up to this week. It doesn’t stop here however, as the anticipation builds …
This weekend sees the start of the 2012/2013 ABSA Premiership, where our PSL partners, including Ajax Cape Town and Amazulu FC will be looking for favourable results on their quest to glory come the end of the season in May 2013. At the same time, this past week saw the staging of the ABSA Women’s …