SANTAVILLE/ASHERVILLE — Heritage Day was celebrated through sport and community spirit when Singaphezulu Ngabeyisi NPO hosted a vibrant Heritage Day Sports Event on 24 September. The event brought together sports clubs and community members from Santaville and Asherville, with teams including FC Warriors, Santiago, Top Class, Young Stars and youth netball teams taking part in an exciting day of competition.
Singaphezulu Ngabeyisi chairperson Geraldine Moos, said sport provides an opportunity for people to come together, have fun and strengthen community relationships. The event was marked by teamwork, sportsmanship and enthusiasm as players displayed their commitment and talent on the field, while families and supporters cheered the teams on throughout the day. FC Warriors emerged as the winners after an outstanding performance. The organisers also acknowledged the contribution of Shaun Loxton, coach of FC Warriors of Santaville, and Moos for their dedication and support in making the event a success.
Singaphezulu Ngabeyisi director Nasreen Hartley thanked all the participating teams, volunteers and supporters for contributing to a memorable Heritage Day celebration.“Your commitment to uplifting our community through sport is truly appreciated,” Hartley said. The event demonstrated how sport can serve as a platform for bringing communities together while celebrating Heritage Day in a spirit of unity and solidarity.
