Tournament hosts Western Province reclaimed their SA Hockey Interprovincial Tournament crown with a confident win over their northern rivals Southern Gauteng to bring down the curtain on a thrilling week of hockey delivered crowd-lifting upsets, emotional farewells, and moments of brilliance at the Hartleyvale Stadium in Cape Town, on Friday, 1 August 2025.
Women’s A Section
FINAL: Western Province 2–0 Southern Gauteng
Charne Maddocks continued her fine form to open the scoring in the second quarter, and Brady Wiseman added a second to seal the result. A flawless campaign sees WP add the outdoor title to their indoor success, completing a historic double.
Photo: Ray Chaplin Sports Media
Bronze Medal Match: SA U21 2–0 Northern Blues
The junior national side ended their dream run with a bronze medal and another big scalp. Jodie Blows struck early before Teshawn de la Rey sealed it late on. A fantastic showing that confirmed the future of SA women’s hockey is in good hands.
5th Place Playoff: North West 6–0 WP Peninsula
It was a fitting farewell for North West legend Kim Hubach, who marked her 25th and final IPT in style. Tamlyn Kock scored a hat-trick to take the golden stick, while Classen, Neethling, and van Niekerk also netted in a dominant display.
North West B Crowned IPT B Section Champions After Dramatic Finals Day
Unbeaten North West B Set Up Title Decider with SACD in eMalahleni
North West B Complete Perfect Group Campaign at the Hockey Farm
SA Hockey IPT B Section Delivers Thrilling Day Two Action in Emalahleni
SACD and North West B Make Winning Starts at Historic Hockey IPT B Section
South Africa Fall to Ireland and Finish Hockey World Cup in 14th Place
7th Place Playoff: Free State 5–1 KZN Raiders
In a shock relegation result, KZN Raiders drop out of the A Section after a heavy loss to a fired-up Free State. Burger and Hendricks scored early, and despite a reply from Brooklyn Kroutz, it was Free State who celebrated after Lisa van der Merwe made it five.
Women’s B Section
FINAL: Eastern Province 2–1 WP Disa
Eastern Province completed a flawless return to the A Section with five wins from five and a deserved gold medal.
Photo: Ray Chaplin Sports Media
A clever finish from Toni Marks just before halftime set the tone, and Jade Singleton added a second in the third quarter. WP Disa pulled one back late via Emily Middleton to make it interesting, but EP held firm to reclaim their spot in the top tier.
A Section Women’s Awards
Player of the Tournament: Quanita Bobbs (WP)
Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Morgan de Jager (SG)
Young Player of the Tournament: Ané Janse van Vuuren (SA U21)
Top Goal Scorers: Tamlyn Kock (NW) & Brady Wiseman (WP)
B Section Women’s Awards
Player of the Tournament: Toni Marks (EP)
Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Kerryn Frost (EP)
Young Player of the Tournament: Grace Goodwin (WP Disa)
Top Goal Scorer: Trusten Barnard (WP Disa)
Semi-Final Day 4 Results at the SA Hockey IPT at Hartleyvale in Cape Town, on Thursday, 31 July 2025
5-8 Playoff: North West 6–0 KZN Raiders
5-8 Playoff: Free State 2–4 WP Peninsula
Semi-Final: SA Under 21 1–1 Southern Gauteng (Southerns win shootout)
Semi-Final: Western Province 2–3 Northern Blues
Day 3 Results on Wednesday, 30 July 2025
Women’s A Section
Northern Blues 3–0 North West
SA U21 5–1 WP Peninsula
Southern Gauteng 7–0 Free State
Western Province 3–0 KZN Raiders
Women’s B Section
Eastern Province 2–0 WP Disa
WP Disa 7–0 Mpumalanga
Day 2 Results at the SA Hockey IPT on Tuesday, 29 July 2025
Women’s A Section
Northern Blues 0–4 SA U21
Free State 3–1 KZN Raiders
WP Peninsula 0–1 North West
Western Province 6–0 Southern Gauteng
Women’s B Section
Mpumalanga 0–7 WP Disa
Eastern Province 5–0 Mpumalanga
Day 1 Results at the SA Hockey IPT on Monday, 28 July 2025
Women’s A Section
SA U21 1–3 North West
Northern Blues 4–0 WP Peninsula
Southern Gauteng 6–1 KZN Raiders
Western Province 9–0 Free State
Women’s B Section
Eastern Province 7–0 Mpumalanga
Eastern Province 2–1 WP Disa
Original Copy: Hockey South Africa, with editing by gsport
Main Photo Caption: Tournament hosts Western Province reclaimed their SA Hockey Interprovincial Tournament crown with a confident win over their northern rivals Southern Gauteng to bring down the curtain on a thrilling week of hockey delivered crowd-lifting upsets, emotional farewells, and moments of brilliance at the Hartleyvale Stadium in Cape Town, on Friday, 1 August 2025. Photo: Ray Chaplin Sports Media
Photo 2 Caption: A flawless campaign sees WP add the outdoor title to their indoor success for a historic double. Photo: Ray Chaplin Sports Media
Photo 3 Caption: Eastern Province completed a flawless return to the A Section with five wins for a deserved gold medal. Photo: Ray Chaplin Sports Media
(+3 rating, 3 votes, rated)
Loading...
