On the ball

Hout Bay United and Camps Bay football clubs’ junior sides were among the 1 500 players from across the city who took part in FC Kapstadt’s Lucky Star Cup, at Hartleyvale in Observatory over the weekend.

Hout Bay United under-7 goalkeeper Tshepiso Ngalwa and defender Olothando Feni protect their goal area during their match against Salt River Blackpool. A fine performance saw them being crowned under-7 champs. Picture: Andrew King

Hout Bays Gerardo Snell, left, and Salt River Blackpools Radhi Fredericks tussle for the ball during their sides under-7 clash. Picture: Andrew King

Camps Bays Jaiden Janze slips past Meadowridges Ross Popplestone, left and Leo Murray during their under-8 semi final clash. Meadowridge won on penalties but were hammered 5-0 by Hout Bay United in the cup final. Picture: Andrew King

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