Serufho pleads for parents� support in sports

Support: parents have been urged to support children who want to pursue sport PIC KAGISO ONKATSWITSE
Support: parents have been urged to support children who want to pursue sport PIC KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

MASUNGA: The Botswana National Olympic Committee (BNOC) chief executive officer, Tuelo Serufho has pleaded with parents to support children who show keen interest in sports. He said most children shy away from participating in sports because of lack of support from their parents.

Serufho was speaking at the Olympics Day commemoration at Masunga Sports Complex on Saturday, where in a rare occasion, the elderly took part in sporting activities.

The senior citizens took part in bicycle races and marathon as well as other activities on the day. This impressed the sport chief. “They (the elderly) can serve as an inspiration to the youth to take part in sporting activities of this nature. Sport has now become a profession and we need the elderly to encourage the youngsters to take part in sports at an early age to improve their chances of becoming professionals in future,” he said.

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