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SayProCDR – SayPro Daily Report – Soccer Programme
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Report Title:
SayPro Provided Soccer Programme to 350 People on 14 May 202
Programme Type: Soccer / Sports Development
Partner Organisation: Diepsloot Arsenal
Facilitated by: SayPro
1. Overview of the Day’s Activities
On 14 May 2025, SayPro successfully conducted its ongoing Diepsloot Stream Seniors Soccer League programme at the Diepsloot Safe Hub. A total of 14 senior teams participated in a league format where each team played 26 matches—home and away. The league has now concluded, with Riverside View emerging as the champions of the 2024/2025 season. As winners, they have qualified to participate in the SAFA Johannesburg Hollywood Playoffs, with the date to be confirmed.
2. Programme Objectives
- To provide competitive opportunities for young athletes through organised football leagues.
- To promote Diepsloot Stream teams to the SAFA Johannesburg Hollywood League.
- To lay the foundation for the stream to become an officially recognised Local Football Association (LFA).
3. Participant Details
- Total Participants: 350
- Age Range: 15 – 40 years
- Gender: Male
- Location: Diepsloot Safe Hub, Region A
4. Session Activities
| Activity | Time Spent |
| Soccer Matches | Weekends, 11h00–18h00 |
Each weekend session featured a series of competitive matches as part of the league structure.
5. Learning Outcomes & Achievements
The programme achieved several developmental goals, both athletic and social:
- Physical Fitness & Health: Promoted a healthy lifestyle through regular exercise.
- Life Skills: Participants demonstrated growth in teamwork, discipline, and resilience.
- Football Knowledge: Players and teams gained a deeper understanding of the laws of the game.
- Opportunities: A number of athletes caught the attention of professional clubs, football academies, and universities, setting a pathway for their future in sports.
Participants expressed excitement and emotional involvement, especially during moments of victory, underlining football’s unique ability to inspire.
6. Feedback Summary
From Diepsloot Malmo FC:
“As Diepsloot Malmo FC, we are very happy with our participation in the senior league. We completed all our matches and enjoyed every moment. Our players gained valuable experience and are motivated by the opportunity to qualify for the Hollywood League.
Achievements include:
- Qualifying for the Top 8
- Positive player motivation
- Staying away from negative influences
- Gaining competitive experience”
7. Challenges and Solutions
| Challenge | Solution |
| Lack of sports facilities | Continued use of the Diepsloot Safe Hub at Muzomuhle Primary School, with minor facility repairs conducted by the teams to ensure safety. |
| Damaged infrastructure | Windows and other damaged areas were repaired by the teams to prevent injuries. |
| Lack of coach training | A Capacity Building Workshop is scheduled with COJ Sports & Recreation on 21 June 2025 to enhance coach development. |
8. Resources Used
- Soccer Balls
- Soccer Kits
- Soccer Boots
- Soccer Field
- Goal Posts
- Nets
- Corner Flags
- Whistles
- Referee Kits
- Shin Guards
9. Recommendations for Improvement
- Provide prize money or soccer kits to the Top 8 or Top 4 teams as incentives.
- Secure sponsorships to help cover the administrative costs of running the league.
- Improve facility infrastructure for long-term use.
10. Next Steps / Upcoming Activities
- Junior League Launch: Scheduled for the weekend of 17 & 18 May 2025, continuing into early 2026.
- Categories to Participate:
- U10 (Boys & Girls)
- U12 (Boys & Girls)
- U14 (Boys & Girls)
- U16 (Boys & Girls)
- Ladies Division
Prepared by:
Ngoako Ramolesana
Position/Role: Programme Facilitator
Organisation: SayPro
Date Submitted: 14 May 2025
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