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15th Bayview Youth Cup launched on club’s 21st anniversary
Bayview FC marks 21 years with its 15th Youth Cup, bringing together 80 clubs and 1 440 players from Mitchells Plain and Namibia.
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Kuils River: Appeal to save Women’s Day fives after Youth Day event cancelled
Highbury Foundation seeks R4 500 to save its Women’s Day fives soccer after funding shortfalls forced its Youth Day event to be cancelled.
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‘Too short’ goalie never took eye off championship goal
A Mitchells Plain goalkeeper rejected by Ajax for being too short is one step closer to the PSL after Hope FC won the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
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Jeugmaand | Jeugsportdag binnekort in Bellville gehou
Die Bellville Jeugsportdag op 16 Junie bied sokker, rugby & toutrek vir alle ouderdomme by die Bellville Sportskompleks. Skryf in voor 15 Junie!
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Young shooter demonstrates a natural aptitude for the discipline of competition shooting
Grade 6 pupil Kyle Kingwill impressed at his first regional shooting competition in Gansbaai, finishing third in the juniors’ category.
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Cravenby Cricket Club celebrates historic promotions, club growth
Cravenby Cricket Club caps historic season with three consecutive promotions and Premier League berth at proud awards dinner celebration.
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PHOTOS: Juniors battle it out at Bothasig AFC’s Back-2-Basics tourney
Bothasig AFC hosted the Minis’ Back-2-Basics Tournament (29–31 May) with 112 teams competing across six age groups at Abe Sher Stadium.
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Bothasig AFC to host massive youth football tournament this weekend
Bothasig AFC’s sixth annual Back-2-Basics youth football tournament runs May 29-31, featuring 110 teams and promoting community participation and skill development.
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Bishops way prevails as ball in hand philosophy downs Durbanville
Bishops prove ball-in-hand rugby wins as coast-to-coast brilliance edges Durbanville 37-36 in King Price Derby thriller.
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Sanlam Cape Town Marathon: New record Africa’s fastest yet
The 2026 Sanlam Cape Town marathon delivers history: Esa runs Africa’s fastest marathon, an all-Ethiopian women’s podium, and Kipchoge’s African debut.
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