The football community in Northern Cape received a warm message of congratulations on Sunday from Pearls United FC — the Mokwepa Boys (est. 2022) — to two clubs that have just been crowned stream champions in their respective competitions: NC Pro’s FC (since 2018) and Jacksa Spears (est. 2008).
In a graphic shared on the club’s official Facebook page, Pearls United stayed true to their “Humble and Gracious” motto by tipping their cap to both winners and wishing them well in the upcoming play-off — the stage that will decide which side carries Northern Cape’s colours forward.
▎ “Congratulations 🎉 👏 NC Pros and Jacksa Spears!!! Up and Press.” — Pearls United FC
Two stream titles, one provincial ticket
Both NC Pro’s FC and Jacksa Spears topped their respective groups to earn the “stream winners” badge. The next stop is the provincial play-off, where the winning club will earn the right to represent Northern Cape at the next level of the SAFA pyramid — a meaningful prize for a province where amateur and semi-pro football clubs compete for limited promotion slots.
– Jacksa Spears — slogan “Our Sweat, Your Tears” — bring 17 years of footballing tradition to the showdown, having been founded
in 2008.
– NC Pro’s FC — “Since 2018” — are the younger of the two, but their stream title shows they belong on the same stage.
Sportsmanship in focus
The post stands out as a small but telling moment: a community club, with no direct stake in either team’s success, taking the time to publicly celebrate rivals and wish the eventual provincial representative well. “To the team that will represent Northern Cape at the play-offs — go and shine! One love from the Mokwepa Boys.”
It’s the kind of message that defines the spirit of regional football — fierce competition on the pitch, mutual respect off it.
Up and Press. 💜
