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  • Hanami Gi Challenge 2016 – Bigger and better

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    REGISTRATION for Southern Africa's most exciting Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournament is heating up.

  • Karateka take on kata challenge

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    The 100 Kobudo Kata Challenge is a worldwide martial arts event led from Okinawa, the home of kobudo and karate.

  • Oval Track is more than just riding in circles

    Local sport

    Since his return to the track, JP has been competing in the 1600 division. This year, he has upped his…

  • Addressing social ills through sports

    Local sport

    Cutting Edge Ministries, in conjunction with Newcastle Futsal League (NFL), has taken to the sports grounds to help combat social…

  • 33 ste Sportweek vir 2de span hokkie

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    Die week was baie suksesvol vir die span gewees. Hulle het ‘n totaal van sewe wedstryde gespeel waarvan hulle vier…

  • Mr T clinches Easter bowls prize

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    Easter Monday saw a fun tabs-in 'chickens' competition. This was won by Mr T (Brian Taylor) with Joanne, runner up…

  • Teams warm up for the upcoming Endumeni Winter Challenge

    Local news

    The entry fee is R250 and should be paid by April 7. Teams can put up banners representing their teams.

  • Billy clinches golf’s Monthly Mug

    Local sport

    Saturday's Monthly Mug competition attracted 39 golfers to the Dundee Country Club.

  • A bitter sweet Saturday for Sentraal

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    After an absence of nearly three years in first division rugby competition, Sentraal nearly turned the tables on Vryheid, in…

  • The joke was on anglers

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    Now that it has been discovered that the fishing competency tests for anglers and a new surcharge of R200 per…

  • Zandri – Die trots van Pionier

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    ZANDRI Meyer is ‘n graad nege leerling verbonde aan Hoërskool Pionier.

  • Just hop, skip and more skips to success for Asanda

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    The competition co-organised by Thandwangubani "Skipping Champ" Nxumalo, saw children as young as five and teenagers aged up to 17…

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