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Slick stickwork at hockey fund-raiser

There was an excellent turnout of players and supporters.

There was a lot of talent, energy and enthusiasm on display at a 5-a-side hockey tournament fund-raiser held at Izotsha Primary last Saturday.

It was held to raise some funds for the Izotsha players, Kai Hielckert and Reece du Toit, who will be playing for the South Coast Marlins at the PSI nationals in the Cape this month.

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By all accounts it was a very successful day, with four fields on the go all morning.

Credit must go to Tanya Hielckert and Lindi Horlock for their efforts in organising the event and coordinating things on the day.

They thanked Izotsha Primary, the players, umpires, parents, grandparents and friends for making the tournament such a massive success.

Jessica Bunge and Unathi Nguza contest for the ball.

Results

Girls: Grade 1/2 Pink Tinks. Grade 3 Chicks With Sticks. Grade 4/5 ’80s Comeback. Grade 6/7 Fire Ants.

Boys: Grade 1/2 Injured But Not Beaten. Grade 3 Bad Boys. Grade 4/5 Sticks of Fury. Grade 6/7 Black Ops.

Landyn Nicholls displays some good ball control.

Player of the Day

Girls: Grade 1/2 Leah Andrews. Grade 3 Jessica Bunge. Grade 4/5 Melissa Bense. Grade 6/7 Chloe Wallis.

Boys: Grade 1/2 Mbonginesi Zulu. Grade 3 Luke Adam. Grade 4/5 Mason Hielckert. Grade 6/7 Bruce Bormann.

Matthew Stott on the charge, with Benji Luke in support.

Most Promising:

Girls: Grade 1/2 Jessica Stott. Grade 3 Katie Apostolides and Addison Garbade. Grade 4/5 Amber Donald. Grade 6/7 Megan Jameson.

Boys: Grade 1/2 Daniel Naidoo. Grade 3 Pietie Bodenstein. Grade 4/5 Matthew Borchers. Grade 6/7 Josh Pillay.

 

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