The group included:

Simphiwe Dludlu (Sport Science) – Senior player in the women’s senior Sasol team and also the assistant coach of the women’s USSA team.

Graham Oosthuis (Sport Science) – AmaTuks Team Manager, who is also busy with the honours programme.

Keneilwe Mathibela (Sport Science) – senior player in the women’s sasol team and assistant coach of the Absa team. She is busy with the honours program.

Gcebile Maseko (Sport Science) – plays for the women’s Absa team and is busy with the honours program.

Evangelos Vellios (Sport Science - honours) – he is the head coach of the Spatak team which plays in the Tshwane SAB league and also of the USSA men’s team.

Minky Tshabalala (Sport Science - honours) – is busy with an internship with her department with Professor Ernst Kruger. She is the fitness, strength and conditioning coach for the women’s program (Absa, Sasol and USSA)

Cindy-Leigh Meyer (Sport Management - honours) – Senior player in the senior women’s Sasol team and is busy with the master's program. She could not attend the lunch as she was in the Banyana-Banyana camp in Stellenbosch.

Zintle Dekeda (Sport Science) – Plays for the women’s senior Sasol team and now works at Virgin Active, she also coaches the u11 team in the TuksFootball Junior Program.

The lunch was attended by the Football Manager Kenneth Neluvhalani, TuksSport Director Kobus van der Walt, Deputy Director of TuksSport and also TuksFootball General Manager, Dr Rendani Mulaudzi and the Technical Director, Steve Barker.

“There are quite a number of players completing their studies this year so next year we might need a bigger venue,” said Club Administrator, Pearl Mosoane.