SASA II NATIONAL GAMES - MARCH 2010 - Local Organising Committee

CONTACT DETAILS:

GAMES DIRECTOR - MR THEUNS LUUS - 082 890 819 4

CRICKET & TECHNICAL MANAGER - JOHAN MULLER - 082 875 342 3

SWIMMING LIAISON - CHRISTA VAN ZYL - 082 386 541 8

TABLE TENNIS LIAISON - PORTIA SIKHOSANA - 073 543 534 3

MEDIA LIAISON - BETSIA NAKEDI - 071 689 817 5

ADDITIONAL MEMBERS:

PATRICIA BALOYI - 079 717 116 0

HANTIE FOLEY - 082 822 395 7

ADDITIONAL CONTACTS: NATIONAL CONVENORS

NATIONAL CRICKET CONVENOR - WINSTON STUBBS - 082 377 988 7
NATIONAL SWIMMING CONVENOR - INA FOWLER - 078 344 1567 7
NATIONAL TABLE TENNIS CONVENOR - PIET NHLAPO - TBC









Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)

SASA II NATIONAL SUMMER GAMES - OPENING CEREMONY

OPENING CEREMONY PROGRAMME

 

 

08:00: Monday 22 March 2010
March Pass of Provincial Teams

Programme Director: Abbie Mabena

08:30- 9:30
Opening Prayer: Pastor Amos
Welcome: Mr Mmereki Mpshe: Gauteng Chairperson

Introduction of Guests:

• Thaphelo Tshetlo - Gauteng Province
• Lizzie Vogel - President SASA -II
• Cricket South Africa: Mr M Jordaan & Mr Eddie Khoza
• Table Tennis South-Africa
• Swimming South-Africa

Athletes' Oath Reading: Mr Piet Nhlapo (National Table Tennis Convenor)
Officials' Oath Reading: Mr Theuns Luus (National Sports Convenor)
Declaring Opening of Games: Mr D Moses (Department of Education)
Vote of thanks: Dr J. Alberts
Singing of South-Africa's National Anthem - "Nkosi Sikelela i Africa"
Closing of Opening Ceremony

Teams to depart to the designated venues

 

 

 

Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)

SASA II NATIONAL SUMMER GAMES - MARCH 2010 - PROGRAMME

SASA-II NATIONAL SUMMER GAMES

PRETORIA, SOUTH-AFRICA

22-26 MARCH 2010

Sunday, 21 March:

15:00 – 17:00 Arrival & Registration at Sonitus School
17:00 – 17:30 General meeting
17:30 – 18:30 Conveners Meeting at Sonitus School

Monday, 22 March

08:30 Opening Ceremony – All Codes at Sonitus School
10:00 Cricket at Eersterust, Mamelodi & Koedoespoort.
10:00 Table Tennis at Sonitus School
10:00 Swimming at Willowridge High School

Tuesday, 23 March:

08:30 Sport as per programme
19:00 Council Meeting at Sonitus School

Wednesday, 24 March:

08:30 Sport as per programme
Mayoral welcome to the City of Tshwane T B C

Thursday, 25 March:

08:30 Sport as per programme

Friday, 26 March:

08:30 Finals Cricket at Eersterust.
13:00Medals/Trophies at Eersterust
Departure of teams




Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)

INAS FID WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP

FINAL RESULTS

WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS

HUNGARY 2010

LADIES TEAM COMPETITIONS

2 SILVER TROPHIES

MEN TEAM COMPETITIONS

2 SILVER TROPHIES

FINAL TEAM RESULTS

SOUTH-AFRICA & PORTUGAL SHARE POSITION NO 1

WELL DONE TEAM SA !!! YOU HAVE ONCE AGAIN MADE OUR COUNTRY PROUD.

SPECIAL NOTE:

WE AS TEAM SOUTH-AFRICA WANT TO BRING HONOUR AND HOMAGE TO A FALLEN HERO – OUR NATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY CONVENOR, MR THULANI NGWENYA WHO HAVE BEEN SUDDENLY TAKEN HOME. YOU’RE STRENGTH, COURAGE AND COMMITMENT TO THE SPORT OF CROSS COUNTRY IN SOUTH-AFRICA HAS CONTRIBUTED TREMENDOUSLY TO THE TEAMS’ OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE… HAMBA KAHLE OUR COLLEAGUE & FRIEND ...

Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)

INAS FID WORLD CROSS COUNTRY - HUNGARY - 2010

INAS-FID
WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP, HUNGARY, 2010
TEAM SOUTH-AFRICA
FINAL RESULTS

Results on Day 1, 06 March 2010

Women Short Races
Nontobeko Mabizela (Kwa-Zulu Natal Province, Republic of South-Africa) bronze

Overall
Republic of South-Africa - 3rd, Portugal - 2nd & Hungary - 1st.

Men Short Races
Vusi Vilakazi (Mpumalanga Province, RSA) bronze, Abraham Matloga (Limpopo Province, RSA) silver

Overall
France - 3rd, RSA - 2nd &; Portugal -1st.

Results on Day 2, 08 March 2010

Women Long Races
Nontobeko Mabizela (Kwa-Zulu Natal, RSA) bronze

Overall
Portugal - 3rd, RSA - 2nd &; Hungary - 1st.

Men Long Races
Vusi Vilakazi (Mpumalanga Province, RSA) bronze, Abraham Matloga (Limpopo Province, RSA) silver

Overall
France - 3rd, RSA - 2nd &; Portugal - 1st.


Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)

3rd TRIANGULAR: SOUTH-AFRICA, AUSTRALIA, ENGLAND - RESULTS

Competition: Day 3
South-Africa Vs Australia

Australia scored 164/8
SA scored 91 all out
SA lost with 73 runs

Competition: Day 5
South Africa Vs England

Eng 175/6
SA 92 all out
SA lost with 83 runs

Competition: Day 7
South Africa Vs Australia

SA 184/9
Aus 185/6
SA lost with 4 wickets


Competition: Day 8
South Africa Vs England

Eng 160/6
SA 162/1
SA won with 9 wickets

Competition: Day 8
England Vs Australia

Because of bad weather, the match was cancelled and both teams were awarded 1 point with England therefore playing in its first final against Australia. South-Africa came third even with a better figures then England. 

Well done Team South-Africa.  You have kept  our flag flying high.


SERIES SUMMARY: RESULTS

South-Africa:

Won: 1
Lost: 3
No result: 0
Points: 2
Run Rate for: 3.95
Run Rate against: 4.37
Net Run rate: -0.42

Australia:

Won: 3
Lost: 0
No result: 1
Points: 7
Run Rate for: 4.73
Run Rate against: 3.63
Net Run rate: 1.1

England:

Won: 1
Lost: 2
No result: 1
Points: 3
Run Rate for: 2.68
Run Rate against: 4.16
Net Run rate: -1.48


Keelan Doorsami (Kwazulu-Natal) Shared the Runners-up trophy with a player from England.

Results prepared: Winston Stubbs (Team Manager)




Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)

INAS-FID 3rd TRI NATIONS CRICKET SERIES UPDATE

Team South-Africa at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Team SA departs on Sunday 29/11 from O R Tambo Airport at 17:55. The team members arrived from the different destinations before 13:00. Cricket South-Africa sponsored the team with 2 sets of playing gear, 2 shorts, 2 T-shirts and a track suit each.

The aircraft left almost 1 hour later from OR Tambo International Airport and arrived late in Sydney for the connecting flight to Melbourne. The team then took a later flight out of Sydney, arriving in Melbourne at 19h00pm.

1 December
The team departs after breakfast for their first training session at Prahran field. The players were a bit jetlagged after the long flights. The training session did the team well.

2nd December
The team departs to the Junction Oval for the first match of the Series.
Australia batted first and scored 158 for 7. South Africa had it very tough but was hopeful for at least 100. We had to be satisfied with 91 all out.
Outstanding Bowlers: Jan Makololo 2 for 24 and Lee Benting 2 for 23
Outstanding Batsmen: Ayanda Kolisi 17 and Jan Makololo 15.

Ayanda Kolisi left the field temporarily due to a very bad sinus headache. He had an amazing come-back with the bat, after the headache has subsided. He made South Africa proud by scoring comfortably, posting a respectable score of 17.

3rd December
The teams depart to the MCG (The infamous Melbourne Cricket Grounds) after breakfast. Australia is playing against England.
The Opening Ceremony took place with the Minister of Family, Housing, community and indigenous affairs gave a key note address after the CEO of Cricket Australia Mr. James Sutherland encouraged all the players.
Team South Africa departs from MCG to Northcote for their training session.

4th December
South Africa played against England on the Trinity Grammar School Oval.
Our players were very relaxed.
England batted first and scored 174 for 7. The batting started very well with good partnerships at the start of the innings but we lost too many wickets in the match.
Outstanding Bowlers: David Jardine 2 for 32 and Lee Benting 2 for 18
Outstanding Batsmen: Keelan Dorasamy 21 Ayanda Kolisi 20.

5th December
All the team will have a free day on Saturday.
The team will have a practice session in the morning and we have been invited by a proud South African family to spend the day with them.

7th December 2009
Team South-Africa had an amazing day down under.  Herewith are some results

England 160, 6 out in 40 overs
SA 163, 2 out with 7 overs left
Keelan Dorasamy and David Jardine had more than 50 runs.
Keelan Dorasamy - Man of the match

Synopsis prepared by Winston Stubbs (Team Manager) & Lizzie Vogel (General Manager)









Edited by: Albert Warnick (SASA II - PRO)