KOPANO MONAHENG
SOUTH Africans want netball in the country to be more competitive again.
But without skills development, this cannot happen.
For this reason, PEP is going from one province to another up-skilling the coaches so that they are successful in their craft.
PEP held its fourth PEP mini Netball Coaching Session this week at Laerskool Kragbron in Emalahleni, Mpumalanga.
Dr. Elsje Jordaan, Minnette Dempsey, and PEP mini Netball ambassador Dumisani Chauke led the session which saw over 100 coaches from 52 different schools around the province receive useful tools and insights to help young netball players develop at the grassroots level.
The event is a component of PEP mini Netball’s continuous efforts to improve grassroots netball, with a particular emphasis on giving coaches nationwide the tools they need to develop the next generation of future stars.
