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You are here: Home / News / Sport / A Shot of Energy for Jozi 10’s

A Shot of Energy for Jozi 10’s

21 August 2023 by Alan

TotalEnergies proudly announces its partnership with the Jozi 10s, a two-day festival of sports and entertainment celebrating the unity of people from all walks of life. The event is set to take place at St. Stithians College in Sandton on August 25th and 26th, 2023.

Prepare to immerse yourself in an unprecedented blend of action and entertainment during the Jozi 10s, as the city of gold comes alive with a vibrant display of sports and camaraderie. This extraordinary festival will feature Rugby, Netball, Dodgeball, and more, all coming together in an exhilarating lineup of sporting action. Brace yourselves for heart-stopping moments and adrenaline-pumping clashes as these top-notch sports take center stage. Social, celebrity and club players can register teams, guaranteeing a minimum of four games and inclusive festival passes. Team registration will occur on Friday, followed by matches on Saturday.

The TotalEnergies FanPark at St. Stithians College is the perfect place to watch the game and celebrate the upcoming Rugby World Cup. With action on the field, on the stage, and on the big screen, there will be something for everyone. On Friday, we will cheer on the Springboks as they take on The All Blacks in a Rugby World Cup warm-up match. The two teams have a long and storied rivalry, and the game is sure to be a close one. Live music and entertainment by South Africa’s top artists will ensure an energetic experience.

“We are excited to partner with the Jozi 10s to bring the TotalEnergies FanPark to life,” said Lesego Funde, Marketing and Communications Manager at TotalEnergies. “This is a great opportunity for us to connect with rugby fans in South Africa and celebrate the upcoming Rugby World Cup 2023.”
“Jozi 10s is more than just a sporting event; it’s an immersive experience that brings together the finest athletes, celebrities and entertainment acts to create unforgettable memories for fans from all walks of life, background or sporting ability. We are ecstatic to curate an extraordinary 2023 festival that celebrates the resurgence of sports and the joy of communal gatherings. We are pushing the boundaries further and faster, and how exciting to have a company whose motto is to celebrate the energies that unite us. Join in on the festivities in Johannesburg next weekend,” said Gerhardi Odendaal – Event Director.

“As an official sponsor of the Rugby World Cup 2023 in France, we are always looking for better ways to make your journey better. This is why we are calling on all South Africans to come together and celebrate the energies that unite us,” said Funde “The Jozi 10s is a great opportunity to do just that. We can’t wait to see you there!”

To access team pricing, general admission tickets, and become part of this exceptional event, visit: https://10s.co.za/jozi-10s-2/ or get your tickets on TicketPro: https://bit.ly/3CVbq0I.

Pack your bags, plan the road trip, and follow the 10s festivals around our beautiful country. Here are the upcoming 10s festivals you can look forward to:

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