Sport

  • Vryheid Swimming Club – Making a splash

    Latest News

    THE KZN Zululand District Short Course Championships were held on October 31 and November 1. The event was attended by…

  • District bowling news

    Local sport

    The Fed Auto Summer Business League is now well on its way with three games already under the belt.

  • Treverton vs Howick; rain washed out full play

    News

    Captain Don Paterson in his usual impressive style and with an eye on the ominous weather made a quick 30…

  • Golf club’s November mug winner is Mayur Baboolal

    Local sport

    All golfers are requested to enter one or all of the comps over the Estcourt Open weekend from Friday, 21…

  • Schools show soccer prowess

    School sport

    Thabiso from Ephangweni Primary School was the highest goal scorer of the tournament and Sechaba from Zola Primary was player…

  • Local cricketers take on the rest…

    Local sport

    Head coach Faroek Seedat complimented his parent support team for their loyalty and enthusiasm

  • Opponents eat dust during Matuba Battalion Drags

    Local news

    In his bid to continuously put Newcastle’s racers on the map, he called on racers who were not associated with…

  • Thursday school clinches first phase win of Twyder Cup

    Local news

    Similar to the Europeans facing off against the Americans in the modern day Ryder Cup, in Newcastle two schools of…

  • Tiger/Crane fighters battle in Ballito

    Local sport

    Three local fighters from Tiger/Crane MMA made their way to Ballito for AFL 22.

  • Pirates supporters attend Senzo’s funeral

    Local news

    The trip was a painful journey, as many saluted and said their last goodbyes to a sporting legend

  • Cricket training for children in Gazza Place

    Local sport

    There were fixtures and special trophies, and every child received a medal at the end of play

  • Karateka train hard 100 times

    Local sport

    Karate Day is celebrated annually on October 25, with a demonstration of a kata performed 100 times, representing the Japanese…

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