STELLALANDER-VRYBURG: The Cohuki Foundation has hailed the success of its rugby clinic held on Saturday, 13 September 2025, at Colridge Stadium, where more than 180 enthusiastic learners gathered to sharpen their skills and celebrate the spirit of the game.
The Foundation expressed gratitude to the parents who entrusted their children to the programme, as well as to the teachers of Floradene Primary Schoolo and Thuto Lesedi Primary School for their unwavering support. Learners from Saruchera Primary, Colinda Primary, John Frylinck High, Colinda High, and Vryburg High also participated, proudly representing their schools and the clinic.
“The vision of the Foundation is to see all players proudly representing their schools in 2026, as we work towards establishing a strong and competitive rugby league,” a spokesperson said. The event was made possible through community partnerships. The Foundation extended heartfelt thanks to Manzi Water and Poor Men’s Friend (Meriam) for their generous contributions, as well as Joe Morolong Memorial Hospital for providing medical support, and the SAPS Community Police Forum for ensuring safety. Special appreciation also went to the Naledi Local Municipality for making Colridge Stadium available. The Foundation encouraged more local businesses and community partners to support its mission to grow rugby among the youth, emphasising that such initiatives are key to developing future sporting talent. In closing, the organisers praised the young players for their discipline and sportsmanship throughout the day. “You made us proud,” they said.
