South Africa’s World Cup ticket was already secured, while Malawi and Namibia earned Africa’s additional qualification spots in Nairobi. South Africa (29 September 2026) – The SPAR Proteas can…
The SPAR Proteas star reflects on her London Pulse journey, saying goodbye with gratitude, lifelong friendships and memories she’ll always treasure. London, United Kingdom (15 July 2026) – Kamogelo…
Every goal scored during the SPAR Challenge turned into sanitary pad donations, helping young girls stay in school and restoring dignity beyond the netball court. Johannesburg, South Africa (27…
London Pulse shares a video introducing SPAR Proteas Kamogelo Maseko as she is set to shine in London while embracing the challenge of defending the Pulse crown. London, England…
From loose balls to loud cheers, the South Africans responded the only way they know how, by winning and clinching the SPAR Challenge. Johannesburg, South Africa (02 February 2026)…
Returning to Ellis Park for the first time since 2024, the SPAR Proteas held off England’s Vitality Roses 52-48, with a milestone moment for Nicola Smith. Johannesburg, South Africa…
The Proteas have locked in their 15 players ahead of a three-match Test series at Ellis Park, as momentum builds before the Commonwealth Games. Johannesburg, South Africa (21 January…
Both the South African men’s and women’s netball teams retained their continental crowns after dominant performances in Lilongwe. Lilongwe, Malawi (15 December 2025) – South Africa once again underlined…
As netball continues its remarkable growth in South Africa, Mandela University’s Juanita van Tonder and Chinonso Dave were recognised as Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year, capping a standout season….
After missing out on last year’s Varsity Netball tournament, Juanita van Tonder bounces back, earning her place in the SPAR Proteas squad ahead of international matches against New Zealand and…
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