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Alex News top four sports stories for the year 2024

Let’s look at the remarkable sporting achievements that showcased local talent and teamwork in Alexandra.

As the vibrant community of Alexandra continues to embrace the spirit of sport, 2024 was a significant year marked by inspiring stories and commendable achievements.

Here are the top four sports stories that defined the year:

Alexandra Field Band triumphs with a grand victory parade

Alexandra Field Band brass players and dancers showcase the six trophies they won at the Field Band Foundation National Championships competition. Photo: Xoliswa Zakwe

The Alexandra Field Band made waves in the world of marching bands by clinching an impressive six trophies at the Field Band Foundation National Championships competition, held on September 28 at Wanderers Stadium.

Among the accolades garnered by the Alexandra Field Band were the prestigious awards for Best Visual/Show Design Performance and the Black Like Me Best Overall Music Performance Trophy (bronze), alongside a second-place finish for Best Brass Performance, Best Run Project, Best Dance Performance and a commendable Sports Squad recognition.

Also read: Alex marchers demand the disbandment of the CPF executive

East Bank High clinches victory in Vuka School Games final

East Bank High School rugby team took the victory against KwaBhekilanga High School in the Vuka School Games final on July 19 at Marlboro Gardens Secondary School sports grounds.

Alex’s Bopape strikes gold, defending home turf

John Bopape emerged victorious against Jimmy Mabndji from the Democratic Republic of Congo in the Colosseum Combat event.

Local boxer John Bopape (33) emerged victorious against Jimmy Mabundji from the Democratic Republic of Congo in the Colosseum Combat event hosted by Warrior Ascent Promotions.

Alex’s Bluebirds Ladies knocked out of Engen tournament

Birds’ Pearl Khumalo mesmerises her Kempton Park Ladies counterparts with her ball skills. Photo: Sipho Siso

The sheer brilliance of Bluebirds forward Tshiamo Segwatle secures her side’s quarterfinal berth against a ruthless Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies.

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