The youthful attacker Kyla Dames made a memorable entrance onto the senior international stage yesterday, earning her first cap for the SPAR Proteas and walking away as Player of the Match.
Johannesburg has clinched the SPAR National Netball Championships title for a record fourth consecutive year, edging Cape Town 52–51 in a thrilling final in Boksburg on Saturday.
The race to the semifinals at the SPAR National Netball Championships intensified on Thursday in Boksburg, Ekurhuleni, as Cape Town and Johannesburg became the first teams to secure their places in the final four. With two slots now filled, four sides remain locked in a tight contest for the remaining semifinal berths.
Banyana Banyana continued their impressive form with a well-deserved 2–0 win over Morocco on Tuesday night, adding another confident performance to their preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
Johannesburg arrive at the SPAR National Netball Championships this week carrying both pressure and expectation, as they pursue a fourth consecutive senior title at Dr EG Jansen High School in Boksburg.
The South African netball team, the SPAR Proteas, will open 2026 on a strong note as they prepare to host England in an exciting three-test SPAR Challenge series.
From the dusty fields of KwaMashu to the grand stages of international cricket, Nonkululeko “Lefty” Mlaba is redefining South African women’s sport.
World Netball (WN) and Glasgow 2026 have revealed the 12 nations set to compete in the Commonwealth Games Netball tournament, running from 25 July to 2 August 2026 at the iconic Hydro Arena.
Netball South Africa has announced the dates for the Spar National Netball Championships with a new location this year.
Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt believes South Africa’s growing consistency on the world stage will soon deliver an elusive ICC trophy, despite their narrow loss to India in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup final on Sunday.
Born into a family where football runs deep in the veins, Banyana Banyana star Linda Maserame Motlhalo was destined to make her mark on the beautiful game.
South Africa’s Proteas Women have written their names into the history books after qualifying for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Final for the very first time.