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Nov-04-09 09:03:03
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Cape Town Tens 2010 - Varsity Teams

Last year was an f$£%^ing blast! Are we sending teams again?

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Nov-04-09 09:12:58
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Re: Cape Town Tens 2010 - Varsity Teams

There will be a Ikey Tigers 1st team in the premier division - non VC players / VC fringe players and some older crocks.

Also there has been talk of a Osumo Varsity Blues team - Paul Waldburger and some
varsity old boys to dominate the beer league.

Rob Nichol also got a beer league side together - guys from 3rds, U20Bs and Internal League

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