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By s4c, on February 1st, 2012
The final day had arrived. The boys were up early and eager to start the day. Breakfast was served and no time was wasted: they were out on the field warming up and practicing their chants.
Kings School arrived around 8am and too had some time to warm up before the first game. 9am was the juniors kick off, the game was won by the soccer4children boys, 10 – 0. At 10:30, the seniors played the second game which was also won by the soccer4children boys, 10 – 0. Congratulations Guys !
Mr. Maurice Radede from SASOL handed out the medals to the losing team players and they were congratulated on good sportsmanship and valiant effort, since they had not been given time to practice much as a team so early in the year. King School was also treated to lunch by soccer4children after that.
Nedbank representative, Liezell Brits, next presented to . . . → Read More: soccer4children Camp – January 2012 – Day 6
By s4c, on February 1st, 2012
Day 5 of the soccer4children camp was to be filled with excitement, because today the 66 soccer4children boys were going to visit the Orlando Soccer Stadium in Soweto. The home of many famous soccer players! After breakfast the bus arrived at 08:30 to start their soccer tour!
Continue reading soccer4children Camp – January 2012 – Day 5
By s4c, on February 1st, 2012
The boys attending the second soccer4children camp, not only receive soccer training from top-class professional coaches, but are also ‘coached in life’. From spiritual mentoring to leadership training and time management, to name a few.
Continue reading soccer4children Camp – January 2012 – Day 4
By s4c, on February 1st, 2012
 66 Boys woke up this morning with the prospect of quality life coaching and soccer training by highly trained soccer coaches. They’d got a taste, the previous day, of the dedication and hard work it takes to become a skilled player.
Continue reading soccer4children Camp – January 2012 – Day 3
By s4c, on February 1st, 2012
The second day of soccer4children started off with lots of enthusiasm as the children knew they had a day full of soccer waiting for them.
Continue reading soccer4children Camp – January 2012 – Day 2
By s4c, on January 10th, 2012
The excitement was visible on the faces that climbed out of cars and mini-buses. Today was the start of the second soccer4children camp, an initiative aimed at teaching young South African boys life-skills and spiritual truths while they enjoy soccer training from some of our countries best coaches. Since soccer is their passion, soccer4children aims to make this an unforgettable experience! At the end of the week, each boy will go back to their communities, equipped with life skills, spiritual skills and a whole lot of new soccer skills!
soccer4children Trained in soccer – Coached in life!
After registration had finished, 66 excited boys gathered round to meet the organisers and coaches. Elvis Mvulane, National Director of Walk Thru the Bible and soccer4children started the camp in prayer. Martin Deacon, CEO and founder of soccer4children welcomed the boys and introduced the coaches.
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By s4c, on January 9th, 2012
 The second soccer4children (www.soccer4children.org) camp took place from 9 – 14 January 2012. In this week young boys from poorer communities got the chance to receive life coaching from trained leadership teachers, and professional soccer training by some of our country’s top coaches! All this, while enjoying a fun time at the Eikenhof LifeChange Centre.
Making a pledge to Coach Khulu.
On the first day of the camp, Martin Deacon, CEO of soccer4children gathered the boys for a short time-management session. “A winner is someone who is on time – who wants to be a winner?” asked Martin Deacon. All the hands went up. “Well”, continued Martin, “who will make the commitment to be a leader in 2012, to be on time, not just this week, but afterwards as well.” All 66 boys lined up in front of their coaches, pledging to be a leader – on time. . . . → Read More: soccer4children says “Thank you Nedbank”
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