Rush Hour Sports Management players take on TS Galaxy DDC team
Rush Hour Sports Management players take on TS Galaxy DDC team.
Rush Hour Sports Management, a local soccer agency, recently provided its young and talented players with a fantastic opportunity to play a friendly match against the TS Galaxy DStv Diski Challenge (DDC) team.
The match that took place at Midrand High School soccer field was a thrilling encounter that allowed Rush Hour to showcase their young, promising soccer players from Midrand and Gauteng to the world of bigger opportunities.
The agency is devoted to developing and preparing their young talented soccer players for opportunities to play in the Premier Soccer League and DDC clubs, and this recent encounter with TS Galaxy was a true testament to their commitment to helping local talent achieve their dreams.
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Thanks to the shrewd planning of Rush Ratshibvumo Mulovhedi, the director and soccer agent of Rush Hour Sports Management, the young players were able to gain invaluable experience and rub shoulders with other great upcoming players.

According to Radia Monga, the team manager for the agency, every encounter with top-flight teams helps the local players gain valuable exposure, experience, and knowledge on how to improve their level of skill for future opportunities in professional soccer.
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“Our players are given an opportunity to either be selected for that club or to gain exposure, experience and knowledge on how to improve their skill level for future professional soccer opportunities,” Monga explained.
If you are a local player looking to join the agency, Rush Hour Sports Management always looks for young talents to nurture.
“The agency ensures that players are trialled first, and if they have some basic talent, the agent will advise the player to continue with the agency. Rush Hour Sports Management is unwavering in its commitment to developing young talent and providing opportunities to showcase their skills to the world.”
Details: Radia Monga 082 300 9771.
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