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Business hockey was serious fun!

The 'Misfits' proved victorious claiming bragging rights at this final business hockey tournament.

September 25, 2016
Vee Ramsayi 1 minute read
On attack: Mandy Olivier (left) of Beekman Bulldogs on the attack against Tanya Hielkert of Sumo Lumos. 1251vee

TEAMMATES, hockey kits, great camaraderie and even some rain – and more hockey than you can shake a stick at was what players witnessed at the Port Shepstone club’s final business tournament of the year at Creston College last Sunday.

Hopeful: Margate Round Table members were determined to win (back, from left) Charl van Loggenberg, Leon Garbade, Rory Milne, Riaan Kruger, with Rudi Prinsloo, Robyn Garbade, Courtney Pearson, Lourens Kruger, Lelani Prinsloo and Jenny Kruger in front. 1237vee
Hopeful: Port Shepstone Round Table members were determined to win (back, from left) Charl van Loggenberg, Leon Garbade, Rory Milne and Riaan Kruger; (middle) Robyn Garbade, Courtney Pearson, Lelani Prinsloo and Jenny Kruger; (front) Rudi Prinsloo and Lourens Kruger. 
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No experience was needed. It was just total fun, a social day between companies. The format was five-a-side, or six with a sub. Twelve teams entered and the rainy, cold weather didn’t dampen their spirits! A round robin was held after which the teams got a taste of the Astro Turf for their final game.

Togged up: The upbeat Colourful Chaos team ready for their game (from left) Tarryn Powell, Cindy Francis, Amy Beckett, Rachel Sparkman, Belinda Thompson and Gabi de Jager. 1247vee
Togged up: The upbeat Colourful Chaos team ready for their game (from left) Tarryn Powell, Cindy Francis, Amy Beckett, Rachel Sparkman, Belinda Thompson and Gabi de Jager.
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Organiser Donovan Rothman said that at the end of the day all the teams had fun. “We brought together a mixture of new and experienced players. I want to thank Creston College for the use of its fields and Astro Turf, as well as Powerade and all other sponsors who donated prizes.” The overall winners were the ‘Misfits,’ with ‘Allsorts’ coming in second place.

Meet the 'Misfits' (from left) James Theunissen, Lizel van Rensburg, Lia Rothman, Kelly Rothman and Chris Stewart. SUBMITTED
Meet the ‘Misfits’ (from left) James Theunissen, Lizel van Rensburg, Lia Rothman, Kelly Rothman and Chris Stewart.
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September 25, 2016
Vee Ramsayi 1 minute read

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