Shebeen Boys do it again

02 March 2009

Shebeen Boys

The Shebeen Boys, a group of UCT students, have raised another R3 000 towards the Chris Burger-Petro Jackson Players Fund, which raises awareness of debilitating injuries suffered in rugby, and supports injured players.

The students earned the R3 000 through a raffle for a Springbok jersey.

Attending the cheque handover on 2 February were Gail Ross, Gary Fouche, fund chairperson MornÃ© du Plessis, Warren Taylor, Tubby Teubes, and Mike Meintjies.

In late 2008, the students made a contribution of R1 700 to the fund.

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