Dot 3x3 women’s league calls for support

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The ball is mine: Brick City vs 4 Seconds of Summer during the 3x3 basketball league
PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The Molapo Indoor facility was a beehive of activity as young women competed in the second leg of the Dot 3x3 Basketball Ladies League last Saturday.

Despite the excitement that hung over the venue that afternoon, the organisers were concerned about lack of sponsorship.

The Dot 3x3 Basketball Ladies League marketing manager, Angela Segotso, has since pleaded with corporate partners to come on board and assist in the growth of the game.

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