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Mini rugby stars shine in first tournament [Pics]

Young rugby stars in the making showed their prowess after participating in the first minis tournament for the year in Hillcrest.

THE little rugby stars of the Amanzimtoti Youth Rugby Club minis recently took part in this year’s first minis tournament at the Hillcrest Rugby Club.

With the first tournament done and dusted, the club is already building up excitement for the nine remaining tournaments.

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Chairperson Dirk Smit said, “All our teams played their hearts out. We saw improvement from each player. We’re confident they will keep pushing. Our players have shown incredible resilience. A couple of players are injured and we would like to send our best wishes for a speedy recovery. We hope to see them all back on the field soon. A big shoutout to all the parents for their unwavering support in getting our young athletes to the matches and a heartfelt thank you to our coaches, managers, and committee members for their hard work behind the scenes.”

Tournament results:

U5

Amanzimtoti vs Ballito

11 – 3

U7 Black

Amanzimtoti vs Westville red

3 – 4

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders

4 – 4

U7 Orange

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders

6 – 0

Amanzimtoti vs Westville blue

4 – 3

U8 Black 

Amanzimtoti vs Richards Bay

2 – 2

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders

5 – 3

U8 Orange

Amanzimtoti vs Hillcrest Yellow

6 – 0

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders

0 – 2

U9 Black 

Amanzimtoti vs Rovers

9 – 3

Toti vs South Coast Warriors

0 – 5

U9 Orange 

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders White

0 – 11

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders Blue

0 – 7

U10

Amanzimtoti vs Crusaders

31 – 0

U11 

Amanzimtoti vs Mighty Elephants

5 – 28

Amanzimtoti vs Hillcrest

5 – 33

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Nikhil Gopichand

With just over three years in community journalism, he is relatively new to the scene. He has a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in English Literature and Psychology. With the South Coast Sun, he focuses on a wide berth of beats, covering human-interest, sports and hard news stories. He has a particular affinity for photography, and a deep love for learning about people and the community.

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