Hamstring injury forces Banyana Banyana midfielder Yola Jafta to return home from preparations for the CAF African Women Championship 2012 in Cameroon, while the support
The SPAR Proteas showed a lot of fight as they lost 68-36 to Australia in Wellington, New Zealand. The Proteas are now looking ahead to
Banyana Banyana Central defender Amanda Sister was impressive in her first game back from injury. Sister scored Banyana Banyana’s only goal in their draw against
Banyana Banyana have drawn their warm-up match against Cameroon 1-1 in Yaoundé. Central defender Amanda Sister, back from injury, scored the equaliser with 2 minutes
SPAR Proteas Coach Elize Kotze says that her team has analysed videos of their first match against the Australian Diamonds in the Quad Series, and
The SPAR Proteas have shown a lot improvement in their first three matches in the Quad Series. In their final test on Australian soil, they
Coach Joseph Mkhonza fine-tunes Banyana Banyana at the final national camp in Yaoundé, Cameroon, ahead of their opening 2012 CAF African Women’s Championships fixture against
World no. 6 SPAR Protea National Netball Team lost their 3rd Quad Series fixture 53-62 to world no. 3 England after showing promise of an
A fighting SPAR Proteas team have lost their third match in the Quad Series, to world number-three England, by a margin of 62-53. This is
Banyana Banyana will have more than winning the CAF African Women Championship on their mind when they leave for Cameroon this Friday. The team also
The SPAR Proteas netball team got a solid work out against world number one-ranked Australia in their second match of the Quad Series. Despite their
Banyana Banyana star Janine van Wyk proud of her team JVW Stars after they win in Jomo Cosmos/Elspark Tournament. They beat SASOL league team Springs
