After seven years at the university, Professor Francis Peterson sadly steps down as vice-chancellor and principal of the University of the Free State.The Council of the University of Pretori.
The FNB Madibaz rugby team are ready to measure themselves against some of the best sides in the competition when the last block of Varsity Cup matches gets underway on Monday.
The annual student tournament was postponed for a week due to Covid-19 concerns, but now the Nelson Mandela University outfit are gearing up for the final challenge.
Coach Andre Tredoux knows it will not be easy as they will be up against three of the top four teams on the log in Stellenbosch, second-placed UP-Tuks and frontrunners UCT.
However, the Madibaz mentor said they would continue to produce their best out on the field.
Madibaz primed for their return to the Varsity Cup
The FNB Madibaz rugby squad are facing a Varsity Cup with a difference but are committed to making their mark when the tournament kicks off early next month.
The Nelson Mandela University outfit have returned to the top-flight after spending two years in the Varsity Shield tournament, gaining promotion following the truncated 2020 edition.
Under the guidance of new coach Andre Tredoux and his assistants, Lubabalo Lento and Luvuyo Mhlobiso, the players are looking forward to proving themselves at the highest varsity level.
This year’s tournament will take place at University of Pretoria where bio-secure bubbles will be created.