Article re-cap
- UniMil RFC hosted a junior rugby day and potjiekos competition at Theo Marais Park.
- The Milnerton based club held matches for under 8, under 11, and under 13 teams to support its junior programme.
- UniMil RFC is currently looking to strengthen its under 14, under 15, and under 16 rugby teams.
- The club welcomes children of all experience levels and does not turn away players who are new or inexperienced.
UniMil RFC hosted Kuils River Rugby Club Juniors for a day of rugby and a potjiekos competition at Theo Marais Park on Saturday.
The Milnerton based club held the event to support its junior programme, which was established three months ago. The day featured matches for under 8, under 11, and under 13 teams.
Junior development committee member Rudi Mouton said the club has seen progress in recruiting players, involving parents, and securing sponsors. He noted that the programme focuses on skill development, confidence, and creating a positive experience for children.
The event included a potjiekos competition to bring players, coaches, and supporters together in a community environment, according to Mouton. He stated that the club aims to be a place where families feel welcome and rugby brings people together.
UniMil RFC is currently looking to strengthen its under 14, under 15, and under 16 teams. Mouton said children of all experience levels are welcome and no child is turned away due to being new or inexperienced.
The club is seeking support from businesses and community members through sponsorships, equipment, or cash donations. Mouton said these contributions help create more opportunities for young players as the club grows.
Frequently asked questions
When was UniMil RFC's junior programme established?
UniMil RFC's junior programme was established three months ago. The club held a hosting event at Theo Marais Park on Saturday to support this newly launched initiative with matches for under 8, under 11, and under 13 teams.
What age groups is UniMil RFC currently trying to strengthen?
UniMil RFC is currently looking to strengthen its under 14, under 15, and under 16 teams. The club welcomes children of all experience levels and does not turn away any child for being new or inexperienced.
How does UniMil RFC support its junior players?
The junior development programme focuses on skill development, confidence, and creating a positive experience for children. The club also hosts community events like the potjiekos competition to bring players, coaches, and supporters together in a family-friendly environment.
What support is UniMil RFC seeking from the community?
UniMil RFC is seeking sponsorships, equipment donations, and cash contributions from businesses and community members. According to junior development committee member Rudi Mouton, these contributions help create more opportunities for young players as the club grows.
Source: tabletalk.co.za
