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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 …
Manchester United showed that they weren’t using their time in the country merely as pre-season training for their players, running a coaching clinic at the Newlands Rugby Stadium. Close to fifty young players between the ages of six and 12 gathered at the Stadium to make the most of this fantastic occasion. Ten Sporting Chancers …
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 …
‘Khayelitsha win the double and two young boys excited to be back at Wynberg Super Skills.’ Those two moments give an accurate summary of Friday afternoon as 200 players from 14 schools throughout the Western Cape (and one from Johannesburg) converged on the Jacques Kallis Cricket Oval at Wynberg Boys High School for the annual …
Marlborough College on tour from the UK took time out from their busy schedule to join the Sporting Chance Development Foundation and coach the cricket enthusiasts in Khayelitsha this past weekend. The tourists were amazed by the natural flair and talent displayed by the youngsters and they also appreciated their eagerness to learn. The trip …
Sporting Chance hosted a fun sports day for the Grade 11’s of Abbotts College Claremont today at WPCC. Tasked to create an atmosphere of enjoyment and physical activities, the Sporting Chance team devised a programme that would get everyone excited and involved. The students arrived tentatively this morning not quite knowing what they were in …
The Sporting Chance Development Foundation once again hit the road, heading to Elsies River’s Norwood Sentraal Primary School for a handover of cricket pads on Tuesday 7th February. As part of the foundation’s kit donation, schools and clubs that are in need of equipment are targeted for these handovers. This need was summed up accurately …