Kebonnetse returns to action in the US

Friday, November 12, 2010

Former Township Rollers' striker Aubrey Kebonnetse has returned to action for Dayton University and looks set to make the trip to Windhoek for the second leg of the Under-23 Olympic qualifying campaign on December 17.

The former Under-20 captain missed the first leg a fortnight ago after picking up a knee injury late in September.

In an interview from his United States of America (USA) base, he revealed that he has started playing college football and is getting back to shape.

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