For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
Living in Hanover Park isn’t always a trip in the park (pun intended) – but Hanover Park football club is providing inspiration for the community. On Monday, they proved it yet again when they claimed another SAFA Cape Town Regional Men’s League Trophy.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
Over a hundred hopefuls are expected to flock to the Capaia Trails on the Capaia Wine Farms in Melkbos on Freedom Day, all eager to be crowned the Dragonfly Tri Freedom Day Run champion.
Development from an early age is key to survival and sustaining any sporting activity. These are the words of Western Cape baseball coach at junior level, Nelson Maphika, who recently won gold at the national championships held in Bothasig this month.
