Local sport

  • Kings face Lions in T20 battle

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    The second semi-final will be played at Port Shepstone CC between perennial rivals Kings CC and Sheppie Lions this Sunday…

  • MultiChoice launches netball challenge for schools

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    Coaches and match officials will also receive skills development, as is the case with the DStv Diski Challenge and the…

  • Mountain bikers ready to race

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    The mountain bike stage race offers participants 263km of breathtaking trails between Himeville in the southern Drakensberg and Scottburgh here…

  • Ringo leads team to business day victory

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    They counted out Johan Neethling, Jaco van der Wal, George Nagel and Deon Meyer.

  • Golf league team one step closer to promotion

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    Playing at number seven, Kai Hielckert (Port Shepstone CC) earned a hard-fought half against Godfrey Ngcobo.

  • Clean sweep for Sezela bowlers

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    The men’s section was also dominated by the host club with Corrie van Aswegen and Chris Wehr winning the session.

  • League honours for AMBC bowlers

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    In the ladies section, Viv Hollander was up against Liesje de Rosner and in the men’s section John Chamier faced…

  • Cruise control for Southerns against Kloof

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    Jack Cubitt (Selborne Park) played at seven, in order to finish early to join the family on a trip to…

  • Double win for Ashley Nair in darts competition

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    Nair also put in an excellent performance in the doubles, alongside his partner, Solly Maquthu and the duo claimed first…

  • Waltzing into the prizes

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    Scooping 10 points on the jackpot holes was Bryony Rodgers with Russell Cumming and Mike Dennison (x2) taking home the…

  • Jack clinches Mug win at Scottburgh

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    Big hitter Mitch Hampson and Mikhail van Brakel teamed up with Mathew Hall and Decon and were last seen having…

  • From the bowling greens

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    News and results from South Coast clubs.

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