Young badminton legacy player heading to Cape Town
The Brighton Beach Senior Primary School learner needs financial assistance to compete in the Inter-Provincial Badminton Tournament.
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AMBER Rose Botha (11), hailing from Brighton Beach Senior Primary School, stands ready to represent KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) at the forthcoming SA U9/11/13 Inter-Provincial Badminton Tournament in June, in Cape Town.
Despite her age, Botha has already left an indelible mark on the badminton circuit, securing her place in the esteemed tournament through her remarkable prowess and unwavering commitment to the sport. Her selection as a representative of KZN follows a stellar performance at the KZN tournament.
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Speaking about her selection for the tournament, Botha shared, “I participated in the KZN tournament recently, and my coach saw my potential and recommended me for the SA U9/11/13 Inter-Provincial Tournament. It’s a tremendous honour to represent my province, and I’m eager to give my best on the court.”
Born and raised in a family deeply rooted in badminton tradition, Botha inherited her passion for the game from her grandparents and father. Emulating their footsteps, she and her sister have embraced the badminton legacy and are ready to showcase their talents on the court.
Beyond badminton, Botha is a versatile athlete excelling in competitive swimming. Her sights are set on the Durban and District swimming competitions this year, with plans to conquer the Midmar Mile swim next year.
In preparation for the tournament in Cape Town, Botha is diligently refining her skills on the court while also endeavouring to secure funds to defray associated expenses. She appeals to the community for support in sustaining her legacy and competing at the next level of competition.
Those willing to contribute and assist Botha in her journey to Cape Town may contact Justin Botha on 083 702 9191.
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