The u/13 netball team of Northern Academy competed at the Curro Regional Sports Tournament last week in Centurion. In front are Kamogelo Ketsoalo, Kgothatso Ramawa, Lerulela Mashabela, Prudence Machaka and Temogo Bendlela. At the back are Kgadi Phukubye, Manti Setati, Mmapelo Dikotla, Desiree Sekgobela, Tebatso Napo and Martin van der Westhuizen (coach).
POLOKWANE – Last week, learners from Northern Academy’s primary and secondary school competed in a Curro rugby and netball tournament at Curro Thatchfield in Centurion.
A handful of Northern Academy’s netball and rugby players were chosen for Curro regional teams, the Cubs, which will compete at the Curro national tournament in Durban in July.
The players who were picked for Cubs regional teams are: Nandi Maseko (u/15 netball), Temogo Bendlela (u/13 netball), Godwin Maluleke (u/15 rugby), Phodzo Nwedamutswu (u/15 rugby), Kgaogelo Thobakgale (u/15 rugby), Mehale Choeme (u/15 rugby), Pheto Mahlakoana (u/15 rugby) and Kwena Maphoto (u/18 rugby).
Academy teacher, Pleasure Khosa, was also appointed as one of the coaches for the regional Curro Cubs u/18 rugby team.
Northern Academy’s u/13 netball team along with their coaches. The team competed in last week’s Curro Regional Sports Tournament in Centurion. In front are Margo Steele (u/15 coach), Joan Manamela, Pertunia Maebane, Merold Mokwena, Vanesa Makhananesa and Eda Dannhauser (u/18 coach). At the back are Dipeeletso Maila, Clementine Malapane, Necolet Mohlala, Nandi Maseko and Kgaogelo Diako.
The u/15 and u/18 rugby players from Northern Academy represented their school in Centurion last week at the Curro Regional Sports Tournament. In front are Hlolo Sekgobela, Tshepang Khuleana, Musawenkosi Maseko and Pheto Mahlakoana. In the middle are Mehale Choeme, Phodzo Nwedamutswu, Tino Chakanyuka, Thato Nzigane and Pleasure Khosa (u/15 coach). At the back are Kgaogelo Thobakgale, Kwena Maphoto (u/18 player), Godwin Maluleke, Thato Raphahla, Koketso Matebane and Shaun Motspo.
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