Deur Danie Jacobs

Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorpers - Wat gaan jy Saterdagaand doen?

Die Rugby Wêreldbekerfinaal vind om 21:00 plaas en dit is sekerlik die grootste kragmeting in sport vanjaar in die wêreld. Die Springbokke en die All Blacks pak mekaar die 106de keer!

Ek het lanklaas soveel belangstelling in ‘n toernooi gesien - Etsebeth is nou Etsebeet, ‘n brekfis wat R16.15 kos en Faf is ‘n Staffie, want dié honde weet mos nie hoe groot hulle is nie én hulle het wilde hare.

Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - Anton Vogt van Klerksdorp was deel van die Duitse span wat aan die Black Bass Wêreldbyeenkoms in Portugal deelgeneem het.

Hy en sy spanmaat, Lukas Riplinger, het uitstekend gevaar. Vogt is die eienaar van Bassworld SA.

Die span was eerste op die eerste dag en het op die tweede dag die tweede plek ingeneem saam met die VSA. Duitsland eindig in die tweede plek en die span van SA in die vierde plek. Die VSA het gewen.

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Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Lace up your takkies and get ready to participate in the Fortress Running Series race taking place for the first time ever at Flamwood Walk on November 19.

This is the first race being held at the Flamwood Walk shopping centre and is the last of the four races in the 2023 Fortress Running Series. Comrades legends Tete Dijana and Edward Mothibi will be participating in the race - join them by entering today.

Entry fees start at R60 for the 5km, R100 for the 10km and R150 for the 21.1km races. Children under 12 can participate in the 5km race for free. All finishers will receive medals and the total prize pool up for grabs for the 21.1km and 10km races is over R20 000.

Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Kitso Moaludi and Jazmijn Schepers, both learners of Klerksdorp Hoërskool who were included in the South African Majorettes Team, recently returned to home soil as two-time world champions from the MWF World Championships held in Croatia during September.

These two drummies were the only two from North West selected to represent South Africa in five categories. The team won gold in their small drill and mace group displays and achieved a fourth place in their duo mace display. 

After three days of tough international competition, the senior Protea team’s results were as follows: Small Drill: World champions, Mace Group: World champions, Mace Duo: 4th, Classic Baton Defile: 8th and Group Pom Pon: 9th.

The next World Championships will be held in Cape Town in September 2024.

If you are thinking about starting and/or joining a majo-rette and/or cheerleading team, contact Rennett Jacobs on 083 289 9524 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..