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SOFTBALL SOUTH AFRICA PRACTISE FIELDS AND PLAN PROVINCE DISTRICT FIELDS FIELDS PLAN LIMPOPO Capricon District Polokwane Cricket Club Capricon District Seshego Diamonds Waterberg District Waterberg TVT college Mahwelereng softball fields Mopani District Santeng softball fields Makgwathi softball fields Vhembe District Lwamondo Softball Fields Musina Nancefields Phadzima Tshikoda Siloam Matidza Sekhukhune District Diphale softball fields Motlolo Softball Fields MPUMALANGA Embalanhle community centre FREE STATE Bloemfontein Kopanong Outdoor Centre Masenkeng Stadium EASTERN CAPE Alfred Nzo District Emanhnoyini, Mbizana Joe Gqabi District Dukahole Aliwal High, Aliwal North OR Tambo District Kaya Majola WSU Mthata Buffalo City Municipality Philip Kahtz stadium Nelson Mandela Metro Galvendale Londt Park Bethelsdorp NORTH WEST Bojanala District Olympia Park Stadium (Outside Fields) Letlhabile Stadium (Outside Fields) Mothotlung Sports fields Luka- Thethe High School fields Ngaka Modiri Molema Montshioa Stadium Itsoseng Stadium (Outside Fields) Coligny - More High School fields Atamelang - Phatsima High School fields Dr Kenneth Kaunda Ikageng Stadium Jouberton- Ithuseng Primary School Fields Khuma Stadium Wollmarangstadt - Extension 5 (N12) Sports fields Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati Bloemhof - Gaopalelwe High School fields Schweitzer Reneke - Kolong Primary School fields Only SSA registered personnel to access fields. WESTERN CAPE Cape Town Metro Lavender Hill Keep daily register with temperature check to all players, coaches and managers KWAZULU NATAL Durban Metro Queesnpark Changing rooms not to be used. No spectators at the fields. GAUTENG TSHWANE Municipality Mbolekwa grounds Soon when the session is done everybody will disperse TUT grounds Sanitizing everybody and all equipments at all times. Mamelodi grounds Teams to used the fields on alternative days. Medunsa grounds Where applicable clubs must follow local municipality guide Garankuwa grounds lines on facilities. Crafford grounds Local compliance officer must update the Provincial Compliance Valhalla grounds officer daily. EKURHULENI Municipality Red Sox Kempton park dates to resume will be communicated after assessing the Palmridge Grounds readiness of clubs. Boksburg grounds Should there be a positive case the field affected will be closed SEDIBENG Municipality VUT grounds for disinfecting. .

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