Junior rugby games thrill Amanzimtoti
There was great camaraderie and sportsmanship on the rugby field during the junior rugby mini-hosting day.
THE Amanzimtoti Youth Rugby Club held a fun-filled, action-packed day of junior rugby at Hutchison Park on May 26.
The annual mini-hosting day featured matches for young players, starting from the U5 age group to the U11s and drew enthusiastic support from parents and supporters of the home and visiting sides. There were also stalls offering a variety of delicious food and drinks which added to the festive atmosphere.
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The club’s chairperson, Anton Labuschagne, said the boys and girls played their hearts out on the field. “We couldn’t be prouder. Their passion and determination is truly inspiring,” he said.
Labuschagne gave a huge thank you to everyone who made the day so special. “From parents to players, coaches to managers and committee members, the Toti rugby community is truly amazing. Special shout-out to Lanie Labuschagne and Dirk Smit, as well as our sponsors for their support,” he said.
The results were as follows:
U7 Black: Toti 0–3 Westville; Toti 1–2 Ballito
U7 Orange: Toti 1–0 Westville; Toti 0–5 Crusaders
U8: Toti 2–3 Hillcrest; Toti 0–6 Westville
U9: Toti 4–0 Rovers; Toti 3–1 Crusaders
U10: Toti 5–29 Ballito
U11: Toti, who played in brand-new jerseys, lost 7–19 to Ballito.
“Well done to all the teams – you played your best, and that’s what matters most. Let’s keep up the hard work and hopefully bring home the mini-hosting day win for 2024,” said Labuschagne.
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