Odwa calls time on rugby career
The 36-year-old Sharks winger has finally called it quits but he can depart safe in the knowledge that he’s a legend of local rugby.
AFTER more than a decade of dedication and service in the black and white jersey, Cell C Sharks wing, Odwa Ndungane, will close the curtain on his illustrious career at the end of the 2017 rugby season.
Having arrived in Durban in 2005, he soon became an integral part of the team and over the years words such as “Mr. Dependable”, mentor and stalwart have been used to describe this legend of Sharks rugby.
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This Saturday, the Cell C Sharks will play their final pool game of the Currie Cup tournament against Western Province at Growthpoint KINGS PARK, ahead of the semi-final taking place next week. The match on Saturday will be a tribute match to Odwa in celebration of his career and his invaluable contribution to Sharks rugby.
Commenting on the decision to honour Odwa, The Sharks Head Coach, Robert du Preez said:
“Odwa epitomises what it means to be a professional rugby player and over the years his dedication, loyalty and contribution to the team remained unwavering. It is fitting that we honour a player that has given so much to the game and those around him with a tribute match that will highlight his tremendous career. We encourage our fans to come through to Growthpoint KINGS PARK on Saturday to celebrate and acknowledge the massive impact he has made during his distinguished career.”
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