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A parent’s perspective…the people who have to wash those shorts and t-shirts! The weather being what it’s been this week, it’s taken the meaning of winter sport to the maximum, and rugby has borne the brunt of these wintry conditions. The hockey players run around, and for the most part stay clean. Some of the …
We’ve said this before, and we’ll say it again – hockey runs these fields. Correlating with the rising popularity of hockey in the country, with both the men’s and ladies teams set to make a showing at the 2012 Olympic Games, the number of girls and boys at the hockey clinics has been pleasing. In …
It was always going to be a tough one, with rain that had started over the weekend set to continue in to the week. As dawn broke the sound of overnight showers continuing into the new day added a few creases onto the brows of many a Sporting Chance staff, and that worry was proved …
The week of Sporting Chance Development Foundation clinics has come to an end in Langa, Khayelitsha and Macassar, where 120 children in each community were schooled on the foundations of Rugby, Hockey, Soccer and Netball. It was the first time we’d had week-long clinics, introducing them as a way for the youngsters to get the …
So clinics have been competing with the weather this week as bitterly cold mornings have given rise to a few feelings of weariness. Conditions aren’t ideal, and the ideal place to be is indoors. This has been no more evident than on the past two mornings when rain, wind and a plain winter chill settled …
Every community has its heroes. The men and women that go the extra mile, do that much more, to make things happen. In Langa, Khayelitsha and Macassar those heroes are the 36 men and women who have set time aside to teach the young players during the Sporting Chance Development Foundation Clinics week. They show …