CANSA Relay For Life - Norwegian Settlers Church 26 March 2010
26 March 2010 5pm to 5am the next morning
Relay For Life represents HOPE:
HOPE - that those lost to cancer will never be forgottenHOPE - that those facing cancer will be supported
HOPE - that one day cancer will be conquered
HOPE - victory is possible, so CELEBRATE, REMEMBER, FIGHT BACK!
What happens at a Relay For Life event?
The Event
Relay For Life is a fun-filled, overnight event that mobilizes communities to celebrate survivors (anyone who has ever been diagnosed with cancer), remember loved ones and raise money for the fight against cancer. Teams of 12 to 15 members gather with tents and sleeping bags with the goal of keeping one person on the track at all times. Teams often dress up according to themes and have a lot of fun and spirit.Relay For Life brings together friends, families, businesses, hospitals, schools, churches - people from all walks of life. Teams seek sponsorship prior to the Relay, all with the goal of eliminating cancer.
Relay For Life opens as cancer survivors take the first lap. This emotional time sets the stage for the importance of each participant's contribution. A festive atmosphere always develops as participants make new friends and spend time with old ones.
Highlighting the evening is a Luminaria Ceremony of Hope held after dark to honour cancer survivors and to remember loved ones lost to cancer. The luminaria candles line the track and are left burning throughout the night to remind participants of the incredible importance of their contributions. The paper bags containing the candles are filled with photo's and messages to loved ones who have passed on.
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KZN Junior Schools Mongoose Series
Good luck to all those participating in the KZN Junior Schools Mongoose Series tomorrow.
Over the past 8 years it has become a really good series to introduce children to the sport of mountain biking in a safe controlled environment and we trust that this year will be the same.
Douglas Mitchel Sports Grounds
Registration 13:00
Registration 13:00
Racing Starts at 14:00 with Under 8
Entrance Fee R30
Timed by Elite Timing, Medical Services on Duty.
NO HELMUT NO RIDE!!!!
Thought for the week
Try to expect more from yourself and set your goals higher. Don't be afraid to challenge yourself and choose the more difficult path. The journey may appear to be more arduous, but you won't beat the view from the top!
GOOD LUCK!
Wishing all those good luck participating today in The Cape Argus Cycle Tour and the Ingeli Dhaga 2011 Swim, Ride & Run :)
Cape Argus - Wishing our Local participating the best of luck!
The Cape Argus Pick ‘n Pay Cycle Tour is the largest timed cycling event in the world. Attracting in excess of 35 000 cyclists from around the globe each year, this prestigious event is definitely a unique experience for participants and spectators alike.
Based in Cape Town, the Cycle Tour represents 109 km of some of the most scenic spots in the world. Starting in the City Centre the route makes its way down the Blue Route leading into Simons Town then turning at Smitswinkel and heading back along the coastline before the steady climb up Chapmans Peak and finally the short, steep hill of Suikerbossie. The downhill to the finish in Green Point is a welcome respite for the weary cyclist.
There are approximately 16 refreshment stations and 6 medical points along the route (see route map). A team of at least 2500 volunteer from a variety of organisations ensures that all operations run smoothly and efficiently on the day. A carnival incorporating hospitality tents, entertainment and guaranteed fun awaits the cyclists, their families and friends at Greenpoint Stadium.
View the Cape Argus Cyle Tour Route Map: Cape Argus Cycle Tour Route Map.
Best of Luck to those participating on Sunday 13 March 2011
Based in Cape Town, the Cycle Tour represents 109 km of some of the most scenic spots in the world. Starting in the City Centre the route makes its way down the Blue Route leading into Simons Town then turning at Smitswinkel and heading back along the coastline before the steady climb up Chapmans Peak and finally the short, steep hill of Suikerbossie. The downhill to the finish in Green Point is a welcome respite for the weary cyclist.
There are approximately 16 refreshment stations and 6 medical points along the route (see route map). A team of at least 2500 volunteer from a variety of organisations ensures that all operations run smoothly and efficiently on the day. A carnival incorporating hospitality tents, entertainment and guaranteed fun awaits the cyclists, their families and friends at Greenpoint Stadium.
View the Cape Argus Cyle Tour Route Map: Cape Argus Cycle Tour Route Map.
Best of Luck to those participating on Sunday 13 March 2011
GRAVEL 204 T-SHIRTS IN STORE
GRAVEL 204 - MEN, WOMENS & KiDDiES T-SHiRTS
R120 each
Instore - come and have a look
Instore - come and have a look
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