‘Age cheating will not work at Copa’

NATIONAL Association of Secondary Heads (NASH) has declared zero tolerance to age cheating, promising to eradicate the scourge that has previously tarnished the good work that the schools were doing to develop sports at grassroots level.

Speaking at the launch of this year’s edition of the Copa Coca-Cola at Pamushana High School in Masvingo this week, NASH acting president Arthur Maposa said his organisation is determined to put an end to the problem that has haunted them for years, particularly in this tournament, which is their premier event in the school’s sports calendar.

“This (age cheating) has become a sore thumb in the running of our grassroot developmental games, which no doubt we are custodians with noble intents.

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