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32 Tatler Thursday June 25 2009 SPORT EMINGTON’S HIRE SUIT R Cnr Dreyer Str & Toffee Lane Claremont Tel: 021 683 2678 N1 Value Centre, Goodwood Tel: 021 595 4165 www.remingtonssuithire.co.za [email protected]. Smart Solution 5595 Smart WA Eng2 www.thehockeyshop.co.za OPEN MON TO FRI, 12-6PM, SAT 9AM – 1PM • NEON hockey socks (lime, pink, orange) @ only R30 a pair! • NEW exclusive "PRINCESS" hockey sticks direct from Holland! • Kookaburra Matrix hockey boots @ only R270 a pair! • Stockists of all major brands (Gryphon, Malik, TK, Grays, Kookaburra, New Balance) BEST prices! S P E C I A L S ! O n l y w h i l e S t o c k s L a s t ! Contact Craig Sieben on 021 761 9794 or 072 373 2532 [email protected] Wynberg Schools Astroturf, Cavan close, Wynberg, 7800 OM/05/06878320 Cape United Soccer School of Excellence Trials Friday 26 June - Player’s born 1993 / 1994 ONLY Venue: Wynberg Military Base, Wynberg, Cape Town Time: 4:30 pm Contact no: Roald Poulsen 076-815-7886 • Mark Olckers 082 410 5839 • Colin Gie 083-305-0506 • • George Eastham 082 785 1229 • Cecil Ntlebi 076 246 4502 • • Theo Makhaphela 072 506 0928 • • Dougie Williams 076 011 8339 • PLEASE NOTE: PLAYER MUST BRING THERE ID/BIRTH CERTIFICATES, BOOTS, PANTS AND TOPS In associaon with our mentors, Mart Poom(Arsenal / Estonia); Julio Arca(Middlesborough / Argenne); Danny Collins(Sunderland / Wales); Alex Song(Arsenal / Cameroon); Mamady Sidibe(Stoke City / Mali); Ian Wright(Arsenal / England); Stephen Warnock(Blackburn / England) om/05/06884130 FIREARMS Do NOT hand in to the SAPS – LEGALLY donate to a sport shooting organisation contact: 076 768 1932 or see www.falsebaygunclub.co.za om/09/6858748 THINK TYRES... THINK SPEEDY Real Real Real Value People Service Tel: 021 424 5370 88 Buitengracht St, Cape Town OM/05/06886062 NOW OFFERING A TRADE IN OF R50.00 PER TYRE when replaced with new Firestone Passenger tyres SAVE R200.00 PER SET OF TYRES ! JOHN ADAMS T he Pinelands-based Old Mutual Academy’s Keeno Shellar could someday bring unprecented suc- cess to the national team. That is according to his high school soccer coach, Dawood Tregonning. Shellar has turned heads and denied opponents access to goal since he was a little boy. When he’s not turn- ing out for the Academy’s under-19 squad, Sheller stars for Beacon Hill High, who are second on the Mr Price senior schools log. In 2008, he was Old Mutual Acad- emy’s Vodacom league player of the year. Now he has taken another step in the maturation process and signed a contract with PSL outfit Super Sport. “I want to take my soccer as far as possible. I’m going to have to train hard to get there and I am prepared to work for my goal,” said Shellar. Old Mutual Academy’s star under-19 defender signs for Super Sport United ■ Villagers flank Conrad Marais hands off SK Walmers centre, Danwill Erasmus, during their WP Super League A clash at Green Point, on Saturday. SK Walmers won 51-27. PICTURE: PETER HEEGER ■ Josh Salie shows off his skill during the O'Neill Cold Water Classic that took place at Misty Cliffs over the weekend. PICTURE: BRENTON GEACH Coaches who have had the opportunity to coach the young star have marvelled at his abilities, leadership and work ethic. “He is very quiet off the field, but on the field is a different per- son,” said Neil Pain, who coached him for the past three years in the Vodocom league. “When he talks, the other players listen because they know it is going to be benefi- cial. He is outstanding in class and on the field. He is magnificent aca- demically and is well-disciplined,” Tregonning added. Despite all the accolades, Shel- lar remains well-grounded and very close to his family. With the confidence and excitement of a new adventure knocking at his door, Keano is still listening to the instructions of his coaches and his parents’ advice. “He will just need the right guidance. When youngsters leave Cape Town, especially to go to Johannesburg, they struggle because it is tough out there. But I think he could go all the way because on just football abilities, he has all the credentials, said Pain. The highest praise for Shellar came from coach Tregonning. “If we want to make Bafana Bafana a success, then they need Keeno on the team,” he said. B B i i g g t t i i m m e e b b e e c c k k o o n n s s ‘I want to take my soccer as far as possible and I’m prepared to work hard to reach my goal’ PICTURE: DUNCAN VAN NIEKERK ■ Old Mutual Academy’’s Keeno Shellar in action during a Mr Price fixture at Rocklands on Saturday.
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32 Tatler Thursday June 25 2009 SPORT
E M I N G T O N ’ SH I R ES U I TR
Cnr Dreyer Str & Toffee Lane ClaremontTel: 021 683 2678
N1 Value Centre, GoodwoodTel: 021 595 4165
SmartSolution
5595 Smart WA Eng2
www.thehockeyshop.co.za
OPEN MON TO FRI, 12-6PM, SAT 9AM – 1PM
• NEON hockey socks (lime, pink, orange) @ only R30 a pair!
• NEW exclusive "PRINCESS" hockey sticks direct from Holland!
• Kookaburra Matrix hockey boots @ only R270 a pair!
• Stockists of all major brands (Gryphon, Malik, TK, Grays,
Kookaburra, New Balance) BEST prices!
SPECIALS!Only while
Stocks
Last!
Contact Craig Sieben on 021 761 9794 or 072 373 [email protected]
Wynberg Schools Astroturf, Cavan close, Wynberg, 7800 OM
/05/0
6878320
Cape United Soccer
School of Excellence
Trials Friday 26 June - Player’s born 1993 / 1994 ONLY
Venue: Wynberg Military Base, Wynberg, Cape TownTime: 4:30 pm
Contact no: Roald Poulsen 076-815-7886• Mark Olckers 082 410 5839 • Colin Gie 083-305-0506 •
• George Eastham 082 785 1229 • Cecil Ntlebi 076 246 4502 • • Theo Makhaphela 072 506 0928 • • Dougie Williams 076 011 8339 •
PLEASE NOTE: PLAYER MUST BRING THERE ID/BIRTH CERTIFICATES, BOOTS, PANTS AND TOPS
In associa�on with our mentors, Mart Poom(Arsenal / Estonia);Julio Arca(Middlesborough / Argen�ne);
Danny Collins(Sunderland / Wales); Alex Song(Arsenal / Cameroon);
Mamady Sidibe(Stoke City / Mali); Ian Wright(Arsenal / England); Stephen Warnock(Blackburn / England)
om/05/06884130
FIREARMSDo NOT hand in
to the SAPS –
LEGALLYdonate to a
sport shooting organisation
contact:
076 768 1932or see www.falsebaygunclub.co.za
om/09/6858748
THINK TYRES...
THINK SPEEDY
Real Real Real Value People Service
Tel: 021 424 5370 88 Buitengracht St, Cape Town
OM/05/06886062
NOW OFFERING A TRADE IN
OF R50.00 PER TYRE
when replaced with new Firestone Passenger tyres
SAVE R200.00 PER SET OF TYRES !
JOHN ADAMS
The Pinelands-based Old Mutual
Academy’s Keeno Shellar could
someday bring unprecented suc-
cess to the national team. That is
according to his high school soccer
coach, Dawood Tregonning.
Shellar has turned heads and
denied opponents access to goal since
he was a little boy. When he’s not turn-
ing out for the Academy’s under-19
squad, Sheller stars for Beacon Hill
High, who are second on the Mr Price
senior schools log.
In 2008, he was Old Mutual Acad-
emy’s Vodacom league player of the
year. Now he has taken another step in
the maturation process and signed a
contract with PSL outfit Super Sport.
“I want to take my soccer as far as
possible. I’m going to have to train
hard to get there and I am prepared to
work for my goal,” said Shellar.
Old Mutual Academy’s star under-19 defender signs for Super Sport United
■ Villagers flank Conrad Marais hands off SK Walmers centre, DanwillErasmus, during their WP Super League A clash at Green Point, onSaturday. SK Walmers won 51-27.
PICTURE: PETER HEEGER
■ Josh Salieshows off hisskill during theO'Neill ColdWater Classicthat took placeat Misty Cliffsover theweekend.
PICTURE:BRENTON GEACH
Coaches who have had the
opportunity to coach the young
star have marvelled at his abilities,
leadership and work ethic.
“He is very quiet off the field,
but on the field is a different per-
son,” said Neil Pain, who coached
him for the past three years in the
Vodocom league. “When he talks,
the other players listen because
they know it is going to be benefi-
cial. He is outstanding in class and
on the field. He is magnificent aca-
demically and is well-disciplined,”
Tregonning added.
Despite all the accolades, Shel-
lar remains well-grounded and
very close to his family. With the
confidence and excitement of a
new adventure knocking at his
door, Keano is still listening to the
instructions of his coaches and his
parents’ advice.
“He will just need the right
guidance. When youngsters leave
Cape Town, especially to go to
Johannesburg, they struggle
because it is tough out there. But I
think he could go all the way
because on just football abilities, he
has all the credentials, said Pain.
The highest praise for Shellar
came from coach Tregonning.
“If we want to make Bafana
Bafana a success, then they need
Keeno on the team,” he said.
BB ii gg tt ii mm ee bb ee cc kkoo nn ss‘I want to take my soccer as far as possible andI’m prepared to work hard to reach my goal’
PICTURE: DUNCAN VAN NIEKERK■ Old Mutual Academy’’s Keeno Shellar in action during a Mr Price fixture at Rocklands on Saturday.
