Showing posts with label Judge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judge. Show all posts

Friday, 7 November 2025

Sport: Brandon Kelly and Mohale Notha


We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge two of your learners, Brandon Kelly and Mohale Notha, who proudly represented the Free State Province and RCFA Bhubezi Fight Club at the Jungle War XIII National Championships held at Emerald Casino, Vanderbijlpark, from 24-26 October 2025.
Both athletes displayed exceptional dedication and sportsmanship throughout the three-day event, bringing home the following results:

👏 Brandon Kelly
* Semi Contact High Kicks - Gold
* Semi Contact Sports Boxing - Gold
* Millennium Division - Gold
* Full Contact Close Combat - Gold
* Fitness Challenge - Bronze
* Also received his official judging certificate and officiated during the tournament.
* Won his debut Full Contact Close Combat fight via first-round submission.
👏 Mohale Notha
* Semi Contact High Kicks - Bronze
* Semi Contact Sports Boxing - Silver
* 1st Series - Bronze

We are extremely proud of their achievements and the example they continue to set for their peers through hard work, respect, and perseverance.
Well done!!

Friday, 24 October 2025

Sport: Brandon Kelly and Mohale Notha have earned their provincial colours


Congratulations to the following two learners who made it into the Free State team that will be representing the province at Jungle War XIII, in Vanderbijlpark 24 - 26 October 2025, at the Emerald Casino.

Brandon Kelly and Mohale Notha have both earned their provincial colours successfully. Brandon also completed his RCFA official's course and will be assisting as a judge and referee at the tournament.

We are extremely proud of both of you!

Thursday, 1 August 2024

Think about it ...


When we are done judging people, discussing them with the colleagues, blocking their opportuinites ... We need to realize that people evolve, change, mature. Their needs change, their wants change. All part of growing up. We won't be the same as we were 10 years back. We are not supposed to. We are human. Yes, a position of judgement while sitting in a group may be a powerful feeling and it may distract others from our own faults. At the end of the day, we are all only human, evolving, maturing and hopefully attracting only the few right people that belong there. Tyrell Bazley

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Wednesday, 17 October 2018