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Kay Motsepe Schools Championship gives opportunities to young players

Sowetan · 16 August 2026 at 16:31

Kay Motsepe Schools Championship gives opportunities to young players

Idlangamabela Secondary School from Mpumalanga were crowned the champions and walked away with R400 000 check, with Jabulile Secondary School clinching second place (R200, 000) and Motjedi Secondary were third (R100, 000).

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