Residences lock horns

12 September 2005

Possession: Linda Brickhill of Groote Schuur (in yellow) competes for the ball with (right) Shamiena Cloete of Liesbeeck, while at the back Nandipha Kenqa (in red socks) and Sibongile Mashinini back up. Brickhill scored the deciding goal in the match.

It's all about bragging rights. And at this year's Van Schaik Inter-Res Soccer Tournament, sponsored by Van Schaik Bookstore and held over the weekend of September 2-4, that honour went to Groote Schuur and Forest Hill. In the women's event, Groote Schuur pipped Liesbeeck Gardens 3-2 in the final. Forest Hill then just got the better of Glenres (Glendower) in the men's showdown, eking out a 1-0 victory. The winning teams received gold medals and prize money for their endeavours.

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