Kasu plans 'spectacular' Dreaming Cup
The Katutura Sport Union (Kasu) will be concluding their activities for the year with a tournament that is set to take place on two consecutive weekends in November.
The Dreaming Cup will kick off on 5 November at the Khomasdal Sport Field with a total of N$25 000 in prize money up for grabs.
Entry fees to compete in the football and netball competitions are set at N$1 400 for both.
The winners in the football tournament will away with N$10 000, a trophy and gold medals.
N$5 000 is up for grabs for the runners-up in the football while the winners of the netball will receive N$2 500. This is the fourth event held by Kasu after the Valentine''s Cup (in February), The Winter Cup (in July), and the Nefie Kandjii Cup, which took place last month.
“We want to end the year in spectacular fashion and we are convinced there will be some good action during this last event for the year,” said Kasu chairperson Kuveri Tjonga.
Although they were able to host tournaments, they were unable to conduct league football as they struggled to get a regular venue.
“There are very few fields available in Windhoek that we can use on a regular basis. So we''ve had to make do with hosting tournaments as that is the only way to make sure we had access to stadiums,” he added. Tournament registration for the Dreaming Cup will take place on Tuesday, 1 November at the Namibia English Primary School in Katutura. A number of sponsors have come on board to help Kasu with funding after members of the Katutura community like Leah Kandjii and Uazumba Kaunatjike and Versy Marenga came to the assistance of Kasu.
They are joined by Kau van Rooi Stud and Kakero Urban Planning Consultancy in sponsoring the latest tournament.
For more information regarding the Dreaming Cup, Tjonga can be reached on 081 223 6732.
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The Dreaming Cup will kick off on 5 November at the Khomasdal Sport Field with a total of N$25 000 in prize money up for grabs.
Entry fees to compete in the football and netball competitions are set at N$1 400 for both.
The winners in the football tournament will away with N$10 000, a trophy and gold medals.
N$5 000 is up for grabs for the runners-up in the football while the winners of the netball will receive N$2 500. This is the fourth event held by Kasu after the Valentine''s Cup (in February), The Winter Cup (in July), and the Nefie Kandjii Cup, which took place last month.
“We want to end the year in spectacular fashion and we are convinced there will be some good action during this last event for the year,” said Kasu chairperson Kuveri Tjonga.
Although they were able to host tournaments, they were unable to conduct league football as they struggled to get a regular venue.
“There are very few fields available in Windhoek that we can use on a regular basis. So we''ve had to make do with hosting tournaments as that is the only way to make sure we had access to stadiums,” he added. Tournament registration for the Dreaming Cup will take place on Tuesday, 1 November at the Namibia English Primary School in Katutura. A number of sponsors have come on board to help Kasu with funding after members of the Katutura community like Leah Kandjii and Uazumba Kaunatjike and Versy Marenga came to the assistance of Kasu.
They are joined by Kau van Rooi Stud and Kakero Urban Planning Consultancy in sponsoring the latest tournament.
For more information regarding the Dreaming Cup, Tjonga can be reached on 081 223 6732.
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