SAFA Mentors Aspiring Women Coaches
SAFA
August 14, 2012
SAFA’s goal to coach 200 women coaches, as part of the KNVB programme, is on track. Its Technical Director of Women’s Football Fran Hilton-Smith says
SAFA’s goal to coach 200 women coaches, as part of the KNVB programme, is on track. Its Technical Director of Women’s Football Fran Hilton-Smith says
Gauteng won their third ABSA Women’s League national champs title in four years by blasting home six goals to emphasise their superiority over North West
Gauteng moves into pole position ahead of North West in the ABSA Women’s League national champs at the AR Abass Stadium in Kimberley, while Pool
Two-time ABSA Women’s League National Championships winner Gauteng looking good in 1st semi against KwaZulu-Natal, and an evenly-matched Free State v North West fixture for
North West takes early advantage with nine goals in first two matches as the 2012 Absa Women’s League National Champs moves into full swing
Banyana Banyana captain Amanda Dlamini talking the good fight ahead of her team’s final London 2012 fixture, against reigning World Cup champions, Japan, on Tuesday
The wrap on SA women in action at the London 2012 Olympic Games, on Saturday, 28 July, plus the schedule for Sunday 29 July
Banyana Banyana are aiming to apply calm in their quest to upset FIFA’s 7th-ranked Canada, a tough assignment required if the debutant African team hopes
61-st ranked Banyana Banyana opened its London 2012 Olympic Games campaign with a 4-1 loss to the heavily-favoured Sweden, ranked fourth internationally, in Coventry on
Banyana Banyana not overawed as they prepare for the team’s first-ever appearance at an Olympic Games, against Sweden in Coventry this evening.
Banyana Banyana take on a heavily-favoured Sweden in their opening London 2012 fixture in Coventry this evening. Match is to be broadcast live on SABC
Coach positive despite Banyana Banyana’s 3-1 loss to Olympic hosts, Great Britain, in their final international friendly ahead of the London 2012 Games
