Delft attorney Olivia Williams uses boxing to inspire Cape Flats youth
Delft-born attorney and boxing administrator Olivia Jade Williams is using her legal career and passion for sport to inspire young people on the Cape Flats.
On Friday night, Cape Fear's football team delivered a dominant 42-0 victory over Gray's Creek, showcasing a team effort across all three phases of the game. Junior quarterback Tres Daughtry was instrumental, contributing three touchdowns - one passing and two rushing. Head coach Jake Thomas praised the collective performance, highlighting senior ATH Landon Underwood's 60-yard punt return touchdown in the third quarter, which significantly boosted the team's lead.
The Colts maintained their intensity, committing early to the defense and scoring in the final six minutes of the third quarter to increase their lead to 28 points. Cape Fear's offensive consistency, combining multi-dimensional play, kept Gray's Creek at bay as Daughtry connected with Lyndon Greene for a 51-yard score. Running backs Darius Walker and Roderick Williams added to the team's success.
The halftime message of winning the first five minutes of the third quarter was successfully executed, with Cape Fear scoring three times in the first six minutes of the third quarter. Despite a slightly sloppy start, Thomas expressed satisfaction with the second half's performance and the team's ability to finish strong. Cape Fear remains undefeated in league play (7-1, 3-0 TCC), and will face county rivals Terry Sanford (3-5, 2-1 TCC) in a crucial match on Friday, Oct.
23 at 7 p.m. Gray's Creek (4-4, 1-2 TCC) will host Purnell Swett in their upcoming game, also scheduled for 7 p.m.
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