Football

St Josephs High School beat Jan Mohr on a penalty shootout to win the Khomas Region final of the Coca Cola Football Stars tournament in Windhoek on June 9.
Jan Mohr took the lead early in the second half when Markus Haoseb headed in from a corner. They seemed to be heading for victory when St Josephs scored a dramatic equalizer. They received a freekick in injury time and Sylvester Aribeb blasted the shot into the net to force a penalty shootout.

Namibiaâ??s Brave Warriors gave an encouraging performance against Primero de Agosto of Angola on Friday night, winning the match 2-1.
Wilko Risser scored both Namibiaâ??s goals, while Milanzi scored Primeroâ??s goal late in the match.

SKW Old Boys missed the finals by one point at the worldâ??s biggest Old Boys Tournament.
What a Tournament it was. A total of 152 teams entered the worldâ??s biggest Old Boys Tournament which was played in the Vogtland (Germany). The different categories were over 35 and over 50 years of age.

Namibiaâ??s Brave Warriors beat Angolan Premier League champions Primero de Agosto 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at Windhoekâ??s Independence Stadium on June 8.
Wilko Risser, the brother of Brave Warriors midfielder Oliver Risser scored both goals â?? one in each half â?? while Milanzi scored for Primero late in the second half.

Brave Warriors coach Ben Bamfuchile said that discipline in his squad would be of paramount importance and that Quinton Jacobs and Razundara Tjikuzu would not be called up for the African Cup of Nations qualifier against the DR Congo on June 16.

Namibiaâ??s Brave Warriors will play a friendly match against Angolaâ??s Premier League champions, Primeiro de Agosto at Windhoekâ??s Independence Stadium on June 8.
At a press conference at Soccer House on June 6, the NFAâ??s spokesman Beau Kauta said the match would start at 19h00, while the entrance fee would be N$10 for adults and N$5 for children. He added that this would be the first of four friendly matches that Primero will play in Namibia over the next week.

Chief Santos from Tsumeb and Mighty Gunners from Otjiwarongo are fighting it out to finish top of the Northern Stream First Division League log and gain promotion to the Namibia Premier league.
Chief Santos currently lead the log with 49 points from 22 matches, but Mighty Gunners are just three points behind with two matches in hand.

The Namibia Football Association has thanked the media and members of the public for the big turn-out at Saturdayâ??s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Namibia and Libya.
Collin Benjamin scored the only goal of the match in the fourth minute to give Namibia a crucial 1-0 victory and strengthen their chances of qualifying for next yearâ??s AFCON finals in Ghana.

The Namibian camp was elated with the 1-0 victory over Libya on Saturday, which has rekindled Namibiaâ??s chances of qualifying for the 2008 African Cup of Nations finals in Ghana.
Here follows some post match interviews with members from the Namibian camp.

Namibia gave a great team effort to beat Libya 1-0 on Saturday. Namibia went ahead through an early goal but as the game progressed had to defend more and more. But the defence was outstanding and managed to keep Libya at bay, although they also had a bit of luck on their side, with Libya hitting the woodwork three times.