Swaziland judo to send team for training in SA
July 20, 2006,
By ANDnetwork .com
The Swaziland Judo Federation will next month send a juniors team to South Africa for a week long tournament and training session.
By Faith Vilakati
The 13 member team will drive out of the country on 19 August 2006 and come back home on the 28 August 2006 as the last game will be on the 27th of next month.
This will be the first team to participate in an international tournament. The tournament dubbed the 'Petermaritzburg Open’ will be staged in Pertermritzburg Hall.
SJF president, Tertius Esterhuysen confirmed on Wednesday 19 July 2006. He then clarified that the team is not an official national team but a development team that will however, represent the country.
The team will be accompanied by the coach, Kelvin Milln and the manager Cliftoen Koen.
“Preparations for the tournament are at an advanced stage and I am optimistic the team will come back with medals. Taking to consideration that this will be the first team from the country they will be compelled to win at all cost,” he said.
He then stated that all the finances that will be needed by the team has been covered by the parents of each and every player.
Meanwhile, the president has also stated that they have now established their committees in all four regions of the country. He also stated that they have also drafted the constitution which they have also submitted to the sports mother body, the Swaziland National Sports Council (SNSC) for approval.
Esterhuysen then thanked the Simunye Country Club and Mbabane Larn Pre School for allowing them to use their premises for training sessions and classes.
Swazi Weekend Observer
AM//JB
July 20, 2006,
By ANDnetwork .com
The Swaziland Judo Federation will next month send a juniors team to South Africa for a week long tournament and training session.
By Faith Vilakati
The 13 member team will drive out of the country on 19 August 2006 and come back home on the 28 August 2006 as the last game will be on the 27th of next month.
This will be the first team to participate in an international tournament. The tournament dubbed the 'Petermaritzburg Open’ will be staged in Pertermritzburg Hall.
SJF president, Tertius Esterhuysen confirmed on Wednesday 19 July 2006. He then clarified that the team is not an official national team but a development team that will however, represent the country.
The team will be accompanied by the coach, Kelvin Milln and the manager Cliftoen Koen.
“Preparations for the tournament are at an advanced stage and I am optimistic the team will come back with medals. Taking to consideration that this will be the first team from the country they will be compelled to win at all cost,” he said.
He then stated that all the finances that will be needed by the team has been covered by the parents of each and every player.
Meanwhile, the president has also stated that they have now established their committees in all four regions of the country. He also stated that they have also drafted the constitution which they have also submitted to the sports mother body, the Swaziland National Sports Council (SNSC) for approval.
Esterhuysen then thanked the Simunye Country Club and Mbabane Larn Pre School for allowing them to use their premises for training sessions and classes.
Swazi Weekend Observer
AM//JB
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