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Celebrations for Thoyandou Secondary

By Frank Mavhungu • 26 October 2017
Celebrations for Thoyandou Secondary

Thohoyandou Secondary School have reason to celebrate. They were crowned the champions of the annual Irfani Soccer Tournament after beating Marude Secondary 1-0 in the final at the Thohoyandou Technical High School grounds on Saturday.

Thohoyandou Secondary School have reason to celebrate. They were crowned the champions of the annual Irfani Soccer Tournament after beating Marude Secondary 1-0 in the final at the Thohoyandou Technical High School grounds on Saturday.

Thohoyandou beat Liivha Secondary School 2-1 in their semi-final match at the same venue earlier that day. Anzani Ralushai scored a brace for Thohoyandou and Liivha managed to pull one back later in the game.

Marude's way to the final went via Thohoyandou Technical, whom they beat 5-4. The winner was determined through penalty shoot-out after a goalless stalemate at the end of the regulation time.

In their losers' final match that was played shortly before the final, Thohoyandou Technical brutally walloped Liivha 4-1.

The champions, Thohoyandou Secondary, were presented with R1 000, four soccer balls, soccer kit, a floating trophy, certificates and gold medals. The runners-up, Marude Secondary, received R500, certificates, three soccer balls and silver medals.

The third-placed Thohoyandou Technical received R300, bronze medals, two soccer balls and certificates. Liivha Secondary were given a consolation prize of R200, a soccer ball and certificates.

Nkhumeleni Gumani of Thohoyandou Technical took home the best player of the tournament award. He received R300, a trophy and certificate during the ceremony. He also shared the top goal scorer award with Anzani Ralushai of Thohoyandou Secondary. They were given R300, a trophy and a certificate each.

The best referee of the tournament, Mr L Ndou, received R500, a trophy and a certificate. The coach of Thohoyandou Secondary, Mr L Mudau, received the best coach award. He was presented with R500, a trophy and a certificate during the ceremony.

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