On September 24, Lima Sports Programme held its fourth annual Heritage Cup to recognise our cultural diversity.
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Derrick Maphoru, the founder of the organisation, said the day was aimed at hosting young people to participate in three activities: football, netball and chess.
“The competition was a success. The programme drew children and adults, with competitors vying for the title of champion.
“The organisation thanks all the participants who helped make it a success by attending and contributing.
Sisterhood gave sanitary pads to 300 girls, the Mahlatse Foundation gave oranges to more than 1100 children and Wonder Khaleswayo, of the Sports Chart, handled interviews.
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“We also commend the team who won,” said Maphoru.
Soccer results:
U11
• 3rd prize – Golden Girls.
• 2nd prize – Tembisa Sports Centre.
• 1st prize – 11 Attackers.
U13
• 3rd prize – Black Swallows.
• 2nd prize – Itemoheng FC.
• 1st prize – Matrix FC.
U15
• 3rd Prize – Itemoheng FC.
• 2nd Prize – Black Swallows.
• 1st Prize – Ambition FC.
U17
• 3rd Prize – Everyday Heroes.
• 2nd Prize – Tembisa FC.
• 1st Prize – Ambition FC.
Netball results:
U13
• 3rd prize – Golden Girls.
• 2nd prize – Dynamites.
• 1st prize – Phanda Phanda.
U15
• 3rd prize – Thembisa.
• 2nd prize – PandaPanda.
• 1st prize – Dynamites.
U17
• 3rd prize – Love&Peace.
• 2nd prize – Unique Divas.
• 1st prize – Dynamites.
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