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Tuesday, 1 September 2020

Outstanding nominations

Amanda Kwaza has overseen a number of reforms in MSSA yo create a national federation that delivers even more to its members.

MSSA's Management Board Awards were initiated in 2009 to reward excellence not specifically provided for in MSSA's Constitution. 

When reading through the names of those previously honored, the reader is quickly reminded of MSSA's rich history. The names are not just names, these are the men and women who have made an incredible contribution to the various mind sports in South Africa. 

 Under the direction of MSSA president, Amanda Pakade, MSSA's highest legislative body, being the Annual General Meeting, agreed to widen the scope of such awards in December 2018. Thus the awards are now more representative of MSSA's membership, of the work being done, and of society as a whole. 

MSSA President, Amanda Kwaza, has already expressed her joy and has stated, "Never before has the quality of nomination been as high as those submitted this year. The task now faced by the Management Board is monumental in considering each and every nomination." 

The final winners shall be announced at MSSA's Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 5 December 2020. 

Awards shall be made in the following categories: 
  • Mind Sports Person of the Year 
  • Board Gamer of the Year 
  • Esports Player of the Year 
  • Wargamer of the Year 
  • Team of the Year 
  • Volunteer of the Year 
  • Umpire of the Year 
  • Coach of the Year 
  • Educator of the Year 
  • Writer of the Year 
  • Social Media Person of the Year 
  • Sponsor of the Year

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Monday, 30 July 2018

Winners of MSSA's 2018 SA Schools' National Championships.

The ever cheerful Saudah Bhaimia (Curro Klerksdorp) on her way to winning her first National title.
Mind Sports South Africa's 2018 SA Schools' National Championships were held at Fakkel School of Skills on 28 and 29 July 2018.

Fakkel School of Skills proved to be an exceptional host and if this was a 'dry run' for Nationals (to be hosted by Fakkel School of Skills on 1 and 2 December 2018), such championships shall be a well attended and well run event.

MSSA's 2018 SA Schools' National Championships were well attended with schools attennding from four provinces.

There is an increase in both the number of participants as well as the number of schools participating which bodes well for future growth.

It was particulary encouraging to see the game of Backgammon being played again after being absent for a number of years.

The winners of all the various games are:


TitleName of player/teamSchoolColours awarded
Backgammon – (Male - High School)Christo AristedesJCS AcademySA High School National Federation
Checkers - Anglo American – (Male - High School)Innocent KhoalaneJCS AcademySA High School National Federation
Chekers - Russian – (Male - High School)Reinder van WykJCS AcademySA High School National Federation
DotA 2 – (Male - High School)Bishop'sBishop's CollegeSA High School National Federation
FIFA '18 – (Female - High School)Leone LoftusFakkel School of SkillsSA High School National Federation
FIFA '18 – (Male - High School)Aphiwe MbethaHTS Sasolburg
Hearthstone (Male - High school)
Daniel LuisPotchefstroom Gimnasium
Arend RouxHoerskool Parys
JC SmidtHoerskool Parys
Hearthstone (Male - Primary school)Durandt van DykJCS AcademySA Primary School National Federation
League of Legends – (Male - High School)H/S ParysHoerskool ParysSA High School National Federation
Morabaraba – (Female - High School)Saudah BhaimiaCurro KlerksdorpSA High School National Federation
Morabaraba – (Female - Primary School)Anne-Lee SteynJCS AcademySA Primary School National Federation
Morabaraba – (Male - High School)Tswarelo MtimkuluJCS AcademySA High School National Federation
Morabaraba – (Male - Primary School)Junior MpembeFakkel School of Skills
Street Fighter V – (Female - High School)Natalie SwanepoelFakkel School of SkillsSA High School National Federation
Street Fighter V – (Male - High School)Michael Janse van RensburgHTS SasolburgSA High School National Federation
Tekken 7 – (Female - High School)Charlize SeremakHTS SasolburgSA High School National Federation
Tekken7 – (Male - High School)Jeremy SeremakHTS SasolburgSA High School National Federation
VainGlory – (Male - High School)PR0NHSNorthcliff High SchoolSA High School National Federation
Sportsmanship AwardMatthew von BulowBishop's College

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Photographs of the event may be seen on: https://www.facebook.com/pg/mindsportssa/photos/?tab=album&album_id=10157539846504008

Thursday, 14 December 2017

Jonathan 'CactuarKiDD' Brown - MSSA's Western Cape Provincial Director

Jonathan 'CactuarKiDD' Brown - MSSA's Western Cape Provincial Director.
Jonathan Brown AKA CactuarKiDD is a Cape Town based esports player and the Captain of Team PlayBell E-Sports. Jonathan and Team PlayBell joined Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) in early 2017, with his teams sights set on developing the Cape Town gaming community. Jonathan and his team have set up numerous successful tournaments in Cape Town, focusing on the ever evolving fighting game community. CactuarKiDD is an avid Tekken player and supporter of the local fighting game community (FGC). Playing competitively since 2008, CactuarKiDD has continued to not only better himself as a player, but bring out the potential powerhouse of players in Cape Town who have yet to be discovered, no matter what the discipline. When he isn't doing system administration in the day, Jonathan continues do dive deep into the issues which are currently facing the South Africa's local gaming community and looks towards bringing out the potential in the next era of gamers in the country. "Gaming without a community is a self explanatory problem, it cannot happen without the efforts from all fronts, whether it be organizers for tournaments or from the players themselves. Everyone has a role to play." Jonathan looks towards making sure the Western Cape does not miss any opportunities in 2018, and will be developing players from all types of games to make sure that the Western Cape creates a strong presence in the next seasons to come. Game on! Dates for championships in the Western Cape are:
Date
Event
Discipline
Venue
10 FEBRUARY
CS:GO, DotA 2, FIFA, LOL, SC, Tekken 7, VainGlory
On-line
21 APRIL
Dota 2,
CounterStrike GO,
League of Legends,
Street Fighter V
On-line
28 & 29 APRIL
Provincial School Championships for Eastern Cape, KwaZulu Natal, Limpopo, Mpumulanga, Northern Cape, North West, Western Cape
Board and Figure games

Week ending
27 JULY
1st round of School League for 4 term schools.
CounterStrike: GO, DotA 2, FIFA Online, League of Legends, StarCraft II, Tekken 7, VainGlory
Online
11 AUGUST
StarCraft II, Hearthstone
eSports (PC)
On-line
25 & 26 AUGUST
22nd WESTERN CAPE Championships
All

Week ending
7 SEPTEMBER
1st round of School League for 3 term schools.
CounterStrike: GO, DotA 2, FIFA Online, League of Legends, StarCraft II, Tekken 7, VainGlory
Online