Where the community comes together
Olutsha Sports hosts and participates in events that celebrate sporting achievement, develop players and strengthen community.
Current and Historical Events
Dates are published only once confirmed by the source post on our Facebook page.
Buffalo City to host IMSSA Wellness Games
Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality hosted the 10th Inter-Municipal Wellness Games from 6 to 11 October 2024. More than 40 municipalities from across South Africa converged on the Metro for a week of action cricket, aerobics, cycling, darts, fishing, golf, long tennis, running, netball, pistol shooting, pool, soccer, table tennis, volleyball and tug of war. The games were part of a municipal wellness initiative encouraging teamwork, relationship-building and healthy, active municipal workers, while bringing a welcome economic boost to local businesses and the hospitality industry.
Ludwe Booi 2026
An Olutsha Sports event postponed in 2026, created to celebrate the life of Ludwe Booi through rugby and the community he was part of. Olutsha Wolves were scheduled to face Old Selbornians, while East London Police were scheduled to play WSU All Blacks at Police Park, East London. Funds raised were intended to be donated to the Booi family.
Under-21 Rugby Festival 2025
Held at Police Park in East London, the festival featured Moko Sports Foundation, Breakers Under-21, Komga United Under-21, Berlin Tigers Under-21 and Olutsha Wolves Under-21, with a grand prize of R20,000. Moko Sports Foundation won a closely contested final against Olutsha Wolves Under-21.
Coaching Clinics
Coaching clinics hosted by Olutsha Sports across the Border Rugby Union District of the Eastern Cape, giving young players and coaches direct access to professional coaching.
Sponsor Acquisition for Events
A service offered by Olutsha Sports. When an organisation, school or institution wants to host a sporting event, we source and secure sponsors on their behalf. We package the event, approach the right partners, negotiate the support needed and manage the relationship through to delivery, so hosts can focus on the sport itself.