Erwin Karongee

Erwin Karongee

Donovan Swartz

Donovan Swartz

Erwin Kaujende

Erwin Kaujende

Edwin Korukuve

Edwin Korukuve

John Novengi

John Novengi

Ikuaterua Tjozongoro

Ikuaterua Tjozongoro
Erwin Karongee
Donovan Swartz
Erwin Kaujende
Edwin Korukuve
John Novengi
Ikuaterua Tjozongoro

SA U20 beat Welwitschias 92-27

Justin Nel

The Welwitchias crashed to a 92-27 defeat against South Africa U20 in Stellenbosch on Saturday afternoon.

The SA side was just too fast and slick as they ran in 14 tries after building up a 40-6 lead at halftime.

Namibia made a bit of a comeback in the second half but by then the result was beyond doubt, as the South Africans finished with a canter.

The South Africans played with high intensity and pace and breached the Welwitchias’ defence with ease.

Ochurub moves five goals clear

Harold Ochurub

Mighty Gunners striker Harold Ochurub has taken a clear lead in the NPL Top Goalscorer competition and seems a near certainty to finish as the top goalscorer of the 2012/13 season.

With only two rounds of matches remaining, Ochurub leads the goal scorers chart with 13 goals from 20 matches.

He is five goals clear of Ramblers striker Heinrich Kazerua and African Stars midfielder Bradley Wermann who share second place with 8 goals each.

Namibia second at Cossasa Champs

Wilhelm Rademeyer

Namibia finished second overall at the COSSASA (Confederation of School Sport Associations of Southern Africa) Championships that recently took place in Harare, Zimbabwe.

Namibia won a total of 19 gold medals - the same as the overall winners, Zimbabwe, who won more silver and bronze medals.

Zimbabwe won 20 silver and 22 bronze medals, while Namibia won 11 silver and 8 bronze medals.

Zambia came third with 6 gold, 13 silver and 8 bronze medals; Botswana came fourth with 3 gold, 8 silver and 9 bronze medals; and Lesotho came fifth with 3 gold and 1 bronze medals.

Namibia remain 125 in world

Ronald Ketjijere

Namibia remained unchanged at 125 in the world on the latest FIFA rankings that were released on Thursday.

The Brave Warriors have not played over the past month while their next match will be a friendly against Zambia in Windhoek, provisionally set for May 24.

Namibia is ranked eighth in the SADC region and 37th in Africa.

Zambia are the top ranked nation in SADC with a world ranking of 46 and are followed by South Africa (56 in the world) and Angola (93).

The rest of the top SADC nations are Zimbabwe (105), Mozambique (106), Malawi (109), Botswana (125) and Namibia (125).

SA U20 team named to face Welwitschias

Arthur Bouwer

The SA Under-20 side to face the Welwitschias on Saturday in Stellenbosch was announced on Wednesday in Cape Town.

Kick off time is 14h50 at the Paul Roos Markötter Stadium and the match will be played after the traditional Cape schoolboy derby between Paul Roos and Paarl Gymnasium.

Although several players will miss the clash because of injury, Vodacom Blue Bulls flanker Ruan Steenkamp will still lead a starting fifteen that includes the exciting attacking talents of Robert du Preez (flyhalf) Seabelo Senatla (wing), Justin Geduld (centre) and Cheslin Kolbe (fullback).