WATCH: Pumas to take over Graskop
WATCH: Pumas to take over Graskop
The pink pride of Mbombela will be hosting a fun-filled rugby clinic at Graskop Laerskool on June 25.
The action will kick off at 8:00.
WATCH THE VIDEO HERE:
From 11:00 they we'll be moving on to the stunning Graskop Gorge Lift Co and the Pumas invite all their supporters to come along!
ALSO READ: Intensity wins: Pumas conquer Griquas in Mbombela
Meet your favourite Pumas players, snap a selfie… and don't miss the thrill as they take on the legendary Big Swing.
ALSO READ: IN PHOTOS: Wave of pink supporters spur the Airlink Pumas on to victory in SA Cup final
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