Have fun and learn at Cape Argus SportShow

Children can learn swimming techniques at the Cape Argus SportShow at Sandringham.

Children can learn swimming techniques at the Cape Argus SportShow at Sandringham.

Published Mar 15, 2017

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Cape Town – The Cape Argus SportShow is expanding its scope after the inaugural event last year.

From March 24-26, Sandringham will host the three-day showcase that includes live performances, celebrities, clinics, exhibitors and games for the young and old.

There will also be a wide variety of activities from tag rugby, drone racing and paint ball to water sports and netball.

I AM WATER Ocean Conservation will return at this year’s event. South African free-diving record-holder and founder of I AM WATER, Hanli Prinsloo, said the team will educate those in attendance on free-diving.

There will also be professional skills clinics for rugby, netball, golf, hockey and cricket.

The Gary Kirsten Cricket Academy and the third Schools Sport Summit will coincide with the SportShow. It aims to bring together parents, educators and key role-players to discuss crucial topics impacting on South African school sport.

Topics include the role of sport in educating children, its impact on the lives of children and expert comments and case studies.

Tickets are available at www.sportshow.co.za as well as Computicket. Gates open from 9am-6pm throughout the weekend. Entrance cost R150 (adults), R80 (children) and R200 for a weekend pass. Kids aged three and under enter free.

Cape Argus

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