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The KIA Street Soccer Road Shows movement continued its march through the mining towns of the Free State with a visit to Allanridge. It was not gold we found there however, as we were greeted by the enthusiastic Daniel Matsau. A former football player at Kaizer Chiefs, Bloemfontein Celtic, Supersport United and Mpumalanga Black Aces, …
With all eyes looking forward to Brazil 2014 we would be forgiven for forgetting about the 2010 Soccer World Cup. Yet for Sporting Chance it is near impossible to do so, as we continue the countdown to the official launch of this year’s KIA Street Soccer programme. Started as part of the 2010 FIFA World …
Aiming to make their second KIA Street Soccer appearance even better than the first, the Free State province got their leg of the KIA Street Soccer road shows off to a fantastic start as players, coaches and the community met at Impucuko Primary School for the first in a week of Road Shows in the …
True to their slogan – People Caring for People – Town Lodge have gone the extra mile to support the development of sport in South Africa. As we endeavour to provide the children of South Africa with a Sporting Chance, much travelling is done to as many “corners” of the country as possible. There is …
The results of poor nutrition are well documented with some agreement on the importance of breakfast to start one’s day and the effects a breakfast-less diet has, especially on the growing child. However living in a country with our demographics, having that morning meal isn’t always a priority. Some of our KIA Street Soccer communities …
After another dull Soweto Derby this past weekend we were hard at it, criticising not only that match, but the poor quality of South African football in general. It was as if we had been made aware of this for only the first time, yet this was our reaction the Tuesday following the African Cup …
The spirit of giving was on show on Friday when twelve players from the Masiphumelele KIA Street Soccer league received gifts from the Kidz2Kidz Trust. The Kidz2Kidz Santa Shoebox initiative “coordinates the donation, collection and distribution of personalised gifts at Christmas time…across South Africa and Namibia.” After seeing the Western Cape KIA Street Soccer provincial …
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 …
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 …
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 …