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Treverton College grade 11 student makes Zambian team for MXOAN Motorcross of Africa Nations

MXOAN Motorcross of Africa Nations is an event hosted annually by a different country of FIM members. It is the continental championship for Motorcross. This year there were 11 Countries represented and 220 riders ranging in age from 6 years old to 58 years old. Declan Macintosh, a Grade 11 student from Zambia, was recently …

MXOAN Motorcross of Africa Nations is an event hosted annually by a different country of FIM members. It is the continental championship for Motorcross. This year there were 11 Countries represented and 220 riders ranging in age from 6 years worn to 58 years aged.

Declan Macintosh, a Grade 11 student from Zambia, was recently asked to ride in the MX125 class for Team Zambia. The criteria to compete were: Riders acquire to be 17 or younger. The bike had to be 125cc max.

We are so proud of Declan’s achievements in this sport.

For further information please visit www.treverton.co.za

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