Volleyball update

17 May 2004

The UCT men's volleyball team beat Positive Energy, last year's number four team in the league, 25-18, 25-22, 23-25 and 25-19 on Thursday, May 6.

They then went up against UWC, the number two side of 2003, on Saturday, May 8, but fielded with a squad shy of two of its best players, captain Joachim Schuckmann and Libero Mack Dlamini.

UCT wasn't quite up to scratch, losing that contest 17-25, 20-25 and 22-25.

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Volume 23 Edition 13

17 May 2004

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New website tracks police accountability

Turn-up for the rugby books

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Ellis at Buckingham Palace

Brad's bad Troy the pits

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