The triumphant South African Women’s Hockey team after winning the SPAR Cup Tri-nations hockey tournament at the Randburg Hockey Stadium on Saturday. Picture: Reg Caldecott
SA captain Marsha Marescia holds up the SPAR Cup Tri-nations hockey tournament trophy at the Randburg Hockey Stadium on Saturday. Picture: Reg Caldecott South African
Playing their best hockey of the week, Russia used a strong first half performance and a determined defensive effort to defeat Canada 2-1 on the
Dirkie Chamberlain of South Africa and Svetlana Nikonova of Russia compete for the ball in the second meeting between the teams in the SPAR Cup
Tarryn Bright of South Africa slides to prevent the ball from going over the sideline against Canada in their first test match in the SPAR
Canada bounced back from a series loss to SPAR South Africa on Sunday, to defeat Russia 1-0 in a tightly-contested clash on the second day
Kate Hector of South Africa and Svetlana Grigorieva of Russia fight it out in the first game of the SPAR Cup Tri-Nations Women’s Hockey Tournament,
Kathleen Taylor, pictured on the attack against Canada in Pretoria on Sunday, opened scoring for SA in the 14th minute, to begin the home side’s
SPAR South Africa captain Marsha Marescia on the attack during the three test series against Canada in Pretoria, completed on Sunday, which SA won 2-1.
South Africa’s Vida Ryan on the attack against Canada, in the second hockey test played in Pretoria on Friday night. SA won 2-1. Picture: Reg
Marsha Marescia, captain of the SPAR Women’s Hockey team on the attack in the first test against Canada played in Pretoria. Hilary Linton of Canada
South Africa’s Henna du Buisson on her way to putting South Africa into the lead in the first of three tests played against Canada in
