Swabou 2017 Summer Cup kicks off
The tent annual Metropolitan Swabou 2017 Summer Cup starts today and ends tomorrow at the Oshakati Independence Stadium.
The school tournament is one of the annual flagship activities aimed at supporting soccer and netball at grassroots level, as it targets junior secondary schools in the under-19 age group, unearthing and identifying talent that could be moulded into good academics and sport personalities with character.
Eight regions, namely Oshana, //Karas, Ohangwena, Oshikoto, Erongo, Hardap, Kavango East and Omusati, will take part in the football and netball competitions.
Kavango East was selected as an additional region to participate in the tournament, joining seven other regions.
Metropolitan Swabou has set aside N$450 000 for the hosting and organising of the tournament, while winning teams in the first, second, third and fourth positions will receive cash prizes between N$15 000 and N$4 000.
“This is a school tournament, therefore learners that are enrolled at a particular school within the given category can take part.
“No Namcol learners are allowed to participate in this competition,” said Laurencia Prinzonsky from MMI Holdings Namibia Limited.
LIMBA MUPETAMI
The school tournament is one of the annual flagship activities aimed at supporting soccer and netball at grassroots level, as it targets junior secondary schools in the under-19 age group, unearthing and identifying talent that could be moulded into good academics and sport personalities with character.
Eight regions, namely Oshana, //Karas, Ohangwena, Oshikoto, Erongo, Hardap, Kavango East and Omusati, will take part in the football and netball competitions.
Kavango East was selected as an additional region to participate in the tournament, joining seven other regions.
Metropolitan Swabou has set aside N$450 000 for the hosting and organising of the tournament, while winning teams in the first, second, third and fourth positions will receive cash prizes between N$15 000 and N$4 000.
“This is a school tournament, therefore learners that are enrolled at a particular school within the given category can take part.
“No Namcol learners are allowed to participate in this competition,” said Laurencia Prinzonsky from MMI Holdings Namibia Limited.
LIMBA MUPETAMI
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