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Recruiting new players
Posted on Monday 18 January 2010 - 08:20:52 by technical  
On Saturday the 16th of January a few mwmbers of the women's team together with head coach Riaan van der Merwe were present at the open day at the Pretoria University main campus. During this yearly event, the Tukkies women's team take the opportunity to introduce the team to new students and recruit new players. For the first time, during this year's event the university vice chancellor and principal, Dr. Cheryl de la Rey, joined a few players and posed for a photograph with a few team members.


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