
RAIN, SHINE, OR STEPHS: Premier Two Teams Ignite in Wet Weather Thrillers
- Lance Janari
- May 2
- 2 min read
CAPE TOWN – Not even a biting cold front could dampen the spirits of the Stephanian Ottery faithful this weekend. Under gray skies and persistent drizzle, the "Stephs" Premier Two sides delivered a masterclass in resilience, securing a dominant turnaround of results that heated up the touchline for the supporters.

After a challenging run last week, the club’s youth divisions responded with clinical precision and grit, proving that when the going gets tough, the Stephs get going.
The U12s Set the Pace
The day kicked off with a statement performance from the Under-12s. In a display of pure offensive fire, they dismantled Shosholoza with a staggering 8-0 victory. The young stars seemed completely unfazed by the slippery conditions, moving the ball with a level of confidence that left the opposition searching for answers.
Momentum Continues
The winning streak surged through the mid-day fixtures:
Under-14s: Secured a hard-fought 4-2 win, showing immense character to stay ahead in a seesaw battle.
Under-16s: Continued the clinical trend, comfortably dispatching Shosholoza 5-1 in a match defined by superior tactical discipline.

Grit in the Cold
While the Under-18s faced a tough 0-2 setback against a disciplined Shosholoza outfit, the energy surrounding the club remained electric.
Club representatives were quick to praise the "twelfth man" the parents and families who braved the wet weather to cheer from the sidelines. Their presence turned a cold Saturday into a vibrant showcase of community spirit.
"Last week was a hurdle, but today was a leap forward," noted one supporter.
"Seeing the kids compete like this in the rain makes you realize what #WeAreStephs is really about."
With three massive wins from four high-stakes matches, Stephanian Ottery heads into next week with the wind and perhaps a bit of sunshine at their backs.
For more club updates and match galleries, visit www.wearestephs.co.za.





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