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Shock ‘Knockout Final’ win for Stillwaters

By recruiting fresh talent and focusing on development, they have steadily grown into a competitive force within the APL.

The Angling Professional League (APL) Knockout Final at Zaaihoek Dam over the weekend delivered drama, skill and an unforgettable upset. The so-called underdogs, Stillwaters AC, faced pre-tournament favourites Dannhauser AC in a highly anticipated showdown.

From rebuilding phase to title winners

To fully appreciate Stillwaters’ achievement, one must consider their journey. Once regarded as the ‘sister’ club to Breakwaters AC – primarily catering for social, women and junior members – the club has undergone a remarkable transformation.

After deciding to stand independently, Stillwaters entered a rebuilding phase. By recruiting fresh talent and focusing on development, they steadily grew into a competitive force within the APL.

Their Knockout campaign was nothing short of impressive. In the semi-finals, they defeated their former parent club, Breakwaters AC, with a commanding 22-9 scoreline, signalling their serious intent.

Dominant display seals historic win

The final proved a masterclass in focus and determination. Stillwaters AC delivered a dominant performance, overwhelming defending champions Dannhauser AC with a resounding 23-3 victory. This emphatic result secured Stillwaters’ first major APL title and marked a significant milestone in the club’s rise.

Individual honours went to Vashiel Singh, who was named ‘Angler of the Day’ after scoring seven points. He received the coveted red cap, R200 and a cooler box sponsored by Challengers AC.

The APL extends its gratitude to all sponsors, competitors and officials who contributed to the success of the event.

Looking ahead, attention turns to the next APL showdown, the Grand Challenge at Zaaihoek Dam. Stillwaters AC will once again face Breakwaters AC, setting the stage for another exciting encounter.



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