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VUT Alumni Masters tourney 2009

By on July 8, 2009 in Other Leagues with 0 Comments

This event is hosted by BETHUSILE SALES The first of the annual Masters’ Tourney in Johannesburg! Dates are 10-12 JULY 2009 From Friday Evening 18H30 @Mandeville (2 games) Saturday from 09H00 till 20h00 Sunday from 09H00 till the FINAL

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GBL: Wits Alumni crush Braam. Blues – 15/03/2009

By on March 20, 2009 in League with 0 Comments

During the second game of the evening, Alumni underestimated the Blues in the first period of the game. With Tshiamo Ngakane’s experience and Nathi’s young blood, there was definitely nothing to underestimate causing Alumni to start playing the game of basketball. Maieane Nkhahle “The Go To Guy” who was unstoppable back in the day when […]

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2009 season tips off in Gauteng with the GBL

By on March 7, 2009 in League with 0 Comments
2009 season tips off in Gauteng with the GBL

The newly formed Gauteng Basketball League (GBL) is getting 2009 off to a flying start, with a jam-packed calendar of fixtures starting on 8 March. This inaugural season promises thrills and action galore, with several clubs signing up to thrash it out for supremacy on the courts. Men’s and women’s teams will be playing their […]

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AND1 back in South Africa

By on March 7, 2009 in News with 0 Comments
AND1 back in South Africa

AND1 is back in South Africa and the brand has been entrusted to DarkChild Productions. “We are very excited to have a brand that has been a part of basketball for years back in South Africa” says Cabby Magongwa (owner of DarkChild Productions). Magongwa says that this business is something that he looked to be […]

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Zone 6 games from Peaches point of view

By on February 16, 2009 in FanZone with 0 Comments

Despite the extremely warm weather and scorching heat, we managed to survive a few weeks in Potchefstroom, where the University of the North West played hospitality to all the teams and officials needs. There were six codes of sport featured at the event including football, netball, tennis, swimming, athletics and basketball. Ten Southern African countries […]

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