Kebonnetse could boost Young Zebras

Friday, September 24, 2010

The Young Zebras could get a major boost when they begin their quest to qualify for the 2012 Olympics in London in the form of former Township Rollers' forward, Aubrey Kebonnetse, who could be available for the Namibia game next month, Mmegi Sport has learnt.

Kebonnetse, the top scorer in last year's Under-20 African Youth Championships in South Africa, is now based in the United States where he plays college football for Dayton University.

However, the former national Under 20 team captain must first recover from a slight knock on his knee to make it for the national Under-23 preliminary Olympic tie against Namibia's Young Brave Warriors on October 9.

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