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2008 Interprovincial Tournament

webmaster | Saturday, July 05 @ 18:58:42 CEST | 49 lecture(s)

The KwaZulu Natal Touch Association hosted a very successful Senior Inter-Provincial Touch Tournament at Durban Collegians Club from the 21st-23rd March 2008

27 teams (354 players) from the various regions throughout South Africa participated in the four divisions of the tournament i.e. Men's A, Men's B, Ladies and Mixed.

See below for the final positions in each division of the recent senior IPT from first to last:

MENS A
1 Western Cape Islanders
2 Financial Hub Boland A
3 Gauteng Men's A
4 KZN Men's A
5 Western Province Men's A
6 Gilbert Northerns
7 Eastern Hawks
8 Eastern Province Mighty Tuskers

MENS B
1 Western Cape Islanders
2 Financial Hub Boland B
3 KZN Midlands
4 KZN Men's B
5 Western Province Men's B
6 Gilbert Northerns
7 KZN Southern Tornadoes

LADIES
1 Western Province Ladies A
2 Gauteng Ladies A
3 KZN Ladies A
4 Gilbert Northerns
5 Western Cape Islanders
6 KZN Ladies B
7 Gauteng Ladies B
8 Eastern Kites

MIXED
1 Gauteng Mixed
2 Western Cape Islanders
3 Eastern Condors
4 Eastern Falcons

OVERALL REGION / PROVINCE
1 Gauteng
2 Western Cape
3 Western Province
4 Boland / Eastern Gauteng / KwaZulu Natal (equal)
7 Northern Gauteng
8 Eastern Province



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ANNUAL TOUCHRUGBY.IE ONE DAY TOUCH TOURNAMENT

webmaster | Thursday, July 03 @ 18:42:32 CEST | 69 lecture(s)

SATURDAY 9TH AUGUST - Keep this date free for the Annual TOUCHRUGBY.IE One Day Touch Tournament!

More details on http://www.touchrugby.ie/

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Euros on the Doorstep

webmaster | Tuesday, July 01 @ 18:39:57 CEST | 92 lecture(s)

The 2008 European Touch Championships are less than a fortnight away, and tension is certainly building as teams finalise preparations for their championship assault. Will England retain their number one standing, or will a new victor emerge? Time will tell ..

This biennial Tournament has attracted no less than 43 teams from across Europe, as well as invitational sides from Australia & New Zealand. More than 50 official referees will also contribute to the success of the event.

Results throughout the tournament - and the latest news - can be found on the official tournament website: HERE - OR simply by clicking on the applicable image at the bottom of the right hand menu bar.


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2008 Asian Club Championships

webmaster | Tuesday, July 01 @ 08:42:50 CEST | 67 lecture(s)

The 5th Asian Club Championships have just concluded, with plenty of excited teams converging on Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a weekend of great touch & plenty of social action.

Finals results were:

MIXED
Monsoon TFC (7) def SRC (4)

MASTERS
Monsoon TFC (8) def Bucks undertakers (5)

INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE
WA Stars, Australia (5) def Sun Body, Japan (4)

The 3rd Asian Technical Development Forum for referee and coachng accreditation, & technical development was also staged on Friday 6th June.

This year there was also a Malaysian Club Team Competition. Final standings were:

  1. United Thunder
  2. Brotherhood of Vidba
  3. PJ Dragons
  4. The Front Row Club
  5. RSC Mums

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European Coach Development

webmaster | Friday, June 27 @ 08:49:36 CEST | 61 lecture(s)

In line with Touch Football Australia’s edict to assist in the international development of the Sport, TFA National Coaching Director, Dennis Coffey, has recently undertaken a coaching development tour of Europe.

Whilst in Europe, 'DC', as he is commonly known, conducted a series of coaching courses in Germany, France, England and Scotland, with participants from these not only these nations, but also Belgium, Ireland, Wales, and Guernsey all attending. Over 100 new coaches received accreditation. Participants included the likes of current elite players and Presidents of the National Associations, such as France's Erick Acker (pictured far right).

The courses will greatly assist in the development of coaches in these European Countries, which will further lead to the development of skills and the game overall.

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