Archive - Apr 9, 2007

Swakopmund beat Windhoek 3-1 to win the final of the Score Kicking Aids Out Youth Sports Festival on April 7.
Swakopmund had most of the possession, and spurred on by a vocal home crowd at the Vineta Stadium, they ran out deserved winners to take the cup and book a ticket to Norway. Swakopmund will now join other teams from around the world to participate in the Norway Cup in August, one of the biggest youth sport festivals in the world.

By Festus Nakatana

Suspended Brave Warriors captain, Henrico Botes, continued with his terrific form in the PSL when he scored another goal for Moroka Swallows, in their 3-1 away victory against Bloemfontein Celtic on at the Seisa Ramabodu Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Helaria Johannes won the Old Mutual Two Oceans 21km Marathon on Saturday in a new record time of 73 minutes 16 seconds.
It was the second year in a row that Johannes had won the 21km marathon and the second time that she won it in a record time. She won the 2006 race in a record time of 73 minutes 35 seconds.

Reho Falcon have taken a comfortable lead at the top of the MTC Namibia Rugby Premier League log, and seem assured of reaching the final.
They are unbeaten after four matches and have accumulated 19 points in the process.