12/05/2026
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JULY 18
Just in from
Sani Round Table 152...
🍸 SANI152 WIMBLEGIN – BY THE LEGS 🍸🎾
Every year, something quietly remarkable happens in Himeville.
A tennis event appears.
Everything is on time.
Everything is organised.
Even the ice is sorted.
Which is how you know… the Legs of Sani152 are involved.
WimbleGin is a community mixed doubles tennis day with Wimbledon vibes, gin in hand, and just enough competitive energy to make grown men argue about line calls they definitely didn’t see.
It is run entirely by the Legs.
The men of Sani152 arrive early, mostly to comment on how things could have been done better. By mid-morning, they’ve moved from spectators to self-appointed coaches, despite the fact that most of us haven’t played proper tennis since school.
Bud Manthe is usually first in, leaning into his 41er status like a badge of honour, reminiscing about a time when knees worked properly and rackets didn’t need replacing every season.
Michael Beghin, Sani Chairman and farmer, brings strong forearms and strong opinions, treating every rally like a boundary dispute — committed, physical, and occasionally uncertain about where the actual line is.
Then there’s Tian Keet, married to a professional tennis player, which means every match carries silent expectations and the faint sense that somewhere, someone is watching in disappointment… but politely.
Meanwhile, the Legs quietly run everything. Schedules, entries, flow of play — all handled with calm precision while the rest of us provide “helpful” input from the sidelines.
And if you get hungry, Pevensey Place will be there with their legendary pancakes, keeping everyone fuelled between matches and questionable shot selection.
📍 Himeville
⏰ 9am start
💰 R500 per doubles team
📞 Entries: Donae Keet – 072 449 1807
Expect:
Good tennis (eventually)
Loud commentary (immediately)
Gin-fuelled confidence
And a lot of laughter
All funds go back into the community — because beneath the banter, the Legs of Sani152 are doing exactly what they always do: making things happen properly, while the rest of us take credit.
Bring a partner. Bring energy. Leave your line-call confidence at home.
