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Dr Lemmer High girls to tighten up

Posted by admin | Jul 12, 2013 | Sport

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Agri College of Grootfontein (in red and blue), played against Dr. Lemmer High School of Rehoboth (in green and gold) last weekend in Otjiwarongo. Agri College won the match 39:12. (photograph contributed)

ehoboth girls of Dr. Lemmer High School only have two matches left to increase their log standing in the Bank Windhoek Schools Netball Super League. The school made a significant improvement in their defence in last weekend’s matches against Edugate and Agri College in Otjiwarongo, but lost both games.They lost 38 to 20 against Edugate from Otjiwarongo and 39 to 12 against Agri College from Grootfontein.
This weekend, Dr. Lemmer High School will face Tsumeb Gymnasium in Windhoek and will travel to Keetmanshoop next week to play against Keetmanshoop Private School. Earlier last week, Agri College travelled to Tsumeb Gymnasium to play their Super League match. Tsumeb Gymnasium won the match 51 to 29 and will be facing Windhoek High School this weekend.