MüllerDonatesSportsEquipment

Rudi Bowe

Namibia's leading kickboxer and one of the country's foremost young sports stars Delano Müller from Walvis Bay recently donated sports equipment worthN$15000tothe Khorixas Boxing Academy

The items that include boxing shoes, training equipment, two full sets of boxing robes and shorts, a pull-up bar, three boxing bag brackets, and cash formspartoftheBoxingClubsfirstbirthdayandMüller'sinitiative'making sportsaccessibletoeveryonetogether.'

The initiative aims to call on Namibians to donate new and old sports equipment,accessories,trophies,clothes,andshoeswhichwillbeutilisedto help to help empower the youth who do not have a means to realise their potentialinsport.Müllersaidhewouldremaincommittedtohelpingyoung boxerstrainandimprovetheirskills.

ThecoachoftheKhorixasBoxingAcademy,ClaudiusMatsuibreceivedthe donation of ports equipment, boxing shoes, boxing apparel and training s materials extended his gratitude to Müller for the generous contributions. “We appreciate the assistance and his continued support greatly It is importantforboxerstoexcelandmovetothenextlevel,thereforetheyneed trainingequipment, Matsuib” said Matsuib individualsandcompaniestohelpthemwithdonationsor pleadsto sponsorships.

GolfingNewsfromWalvisBay GolfClub

TherewasalotgoingonlastweekendattheWalvisBayGolfClubwiththe IT Guru Day, the "Gobabis" Travelling Team versus the Members and thesemi-finalplayofffortheRacetoMembership.

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Two clubs were recorded by Chris Bothma, Dean Koch and Peter Davidson.

Theclosesttothepins for 2/11 went to Dean Kock while Kevin Wentzel was close on 18 We had Leigh

Westerdale [coowner] and Dylan

S p e n c e r [ o p s manager] from IT Guru with us for the prize giving Leigh confirmed that they willbebacknextyear, which was well received by the members.

The "Wys Jou Muis" challengeinwhichthe Sages contingent who travelled to Gobabis recently played against the members.

It was played on an individual stableford format and with only