Vhembe U/21 regional squad selected

The team that will represent the Safa Vhembe Regional Football Association during the provincial selections at the Jane Furse Stadium in Sekhukhune tomorrow (Saturday), were selected at the Makhuvha Stadium last Saturday.

According to the team’s head coach, Mr Jabulani Mhlaba, 18 players were selected during last Saturday’s session. They are Mukovhe Netshaulu (Rockers FC), Azwithusi Khaukanani (Nweli Stone Breakers), Unarine Kudzingana (Rockers FC), Hulani Mphephu (Muziafera Blue Eagles), Ridovhona Sikhipha (Makhuvha Rovers), Wanga Khorommbi (Sidou Peace Makers), Next Mulaudzi (Muziafera Blue Eagles), Ntshavheni Themeli (Ngwenani Young Chiefs), Innocent Ramabulana (United Artists), Tshedza Ramukosi (Muziafera Blue Eagles), Nndweleni Mutswari (Univen FC), Hakhakhi Mudau (Makhuvha FC), Fhulufhelo Mathivha (Sidou Peace Makers), Vhusedzi Ndou (Vondwe XI Bullets), Ndivho Nevari (Tshakhuma RO United), Lucky Munyai (Mpheni Home Defenders), Maanda Masiagwala (Rambuda Young Fighters) and Ntanganedzeni Mulaudzi (Muziafera Blue Eagles).

Seven players are on standby in case some of the selected players pull out of the team, before they leave for Jane Furse tomorrow morning. The official reserves are Kevin Mathebula (Ravis FC), Phathutshdzo Ngoveni (Muziafera Blue Eagles), Alvin Makhubele (Muziafera Blue Eagles), Zwonaka Netshitungulu (Phandulaluvalo), Percy Bilankulu (Matsakali Sky Rangers), Mixo Chauke (Mapapila Blue Ribbon) and Phuluso Mulaudzi (Tshivhulana Real Aces).

Mhlaba was assisted by Messrs Justice Mtileni and Ntshinyadzeni Munyangane during the regional selections at the Makhuvha Stadium last Saturday.

Date:07 July 2017

By: Frank Mavhungu

Frank is a Human Resources Manager at the Department of Public Works in Limpopo. He is the longest serving correspondent of the Mirror, having joined us at the end of 1990.  He mainly writes sports reports and resides at Tsianda Village. In 2004, Frank won the National Castle League Award, an award for the best reporter in the SAB league in South Africa.

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