SOB redeem themselves with goals
The u-11s dominated their opponents from the first whistle of the league game and they thrashed Sunward Park 11-0.
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Springs Old Boys Club had a few clashes at the Veritas College sports field last Tuesday.
The u-11s dominated their opponents from the first whistle of the league game.
They thrashed Sunward Park 11-0.
“We had a talk with the boys on Monday, and I am happy to see they took everything we said and brought it to the game.
“Most of the players were part of the u-9 team that won the league two years ago.
“They put in the work and were rewarded.
“Everyone played their part; I could not fault their efforts,” said Kelly Clark, the team’s coach on the day.
The team drew 2-2 against Edenvale last Saturday.
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The u-13s played two matches, a league division 1 and a premier league game.
They won their first clash against the Rovers 5-0.
They lost 3-0 in the premier league game to Clever Boys.
The goalkeeper tried to keep a few goals out of the net in the opening minutes of the game, but eventually the opposition landed their first goal before half-time.
The u-15s won 4-2 against BCC in the premier league.
“Thank you to Veritas College for allowing us the use of their fields and to all our sponsor of the day.
“None of this would be possible without you,” said Shineen, the club’s secretary.
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Springs Old Boys has experienced a few blows during the lockdown period.
Their fields and clubhouse have fallen prey to vandalism, leaving the space unusable.
Any potential sponsors are welcome to contact Shineen on 082 369 9366 or Linda on 083 262 0559.
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