Archive - Jun 2, 2008

Ramblers striker John Samson lead the Namibia Premier League top goal scorers chart with 9 goals.
Samsonâ??s teammate and national striker Pineas Jacob, who scored two goals in their 2-0 victory against Eleven Arrows on Sunday, moved up to joint second place on 8 goals.

Veteran Namibian international Robert Nauseb has parted ways with his South African PSL club Santos. According to Kickoff online, Santos refused to renew Nausebâ??s contract.

It was not a very memorable season for the 34-year-old Namibian, who only featured once for the Cape Town-based side after a season plagued by injury.

Brave Warriors player of the moment Costa Khaiseb says Saturdayâ??s 2-1 victory over Kenya in Windhoek in the 2010 World Cup and African Cup of Nations qualifiers was not an individual effort from his side but a collective one from all members of the team who put up a starring performance against the Harambee Stars. The FC AK striker netted the winning goal for the Brave Warriors when he fired a thunderous shot past Kenyan goalkeeper Arnold Otieno in the 87th minute.

Agnes Samariaâ??s preparations for the Beijing Olympic Games are on track after she won an 800m event at her first European meeting of the season on Saturday.

Running in the German town of Dessau, Samaria won the womenâ??s 800m in a good time of 2:00,44, which was just outside the Olympic A qualifying time of 2:00,00.

Western Suburbs remained at the top of the MTC Rugby Premier League after an emphatic 44-21 victory against United at Suburbs Park on Saturday.
The teams were still tied 13-all at halftime, but Suburbsâ?? took control of the game with their expansive running rugby to run in a total of seven tries for a comfortable victory.