No high level coaching for chess Olympiad team
For the second time in a row, the Botswana team to the chess Olympiad will not undergo high level training, an official has said. Tshimologo Kolaatamo of the Botswana Chess Federation (BCF) said they failed to secure a top-level coach and so they decided to hold training camps where players would share ideas among themselves.

Stone Breakers fight for Premier League spot
LETLHAKANE: Stone Breakers manager, Golekwamang Kebannetse has said they will fight hard to make it to the Premier League. He said they were very happy to qualify for the promotional play-offs for the first time. The Letlhakane side made it to the plays-offs after thrashing Chobe United 3-1 in their last MedRescue First Division North game while long-time favourites, Great North Tigers (GNT) were surprisingly held to a 1-1 draw by visiting Miscellaneous.

Eriksson gives youth a chance with Walcott
LONDON: Sven-Goran Eriksson's audacious selection of untried 17-year-old Theo Walcott for his World Cup squad shows just how much he fears losing the creative spark of Wayne Rooney. Walcott, who is now set to break Rooney's record as England's youngest player later this month, was a shock choice on Monday as Eriksson tried to plan for the Manchester United striker's absence.