Telkom Netball League Title Contenders Start Power Week 2 with Solid Wins
The Telkom Netball League (TNL) Power Week 2 started after more than a month of preparation after an exciting Power Week 1, at Sun City Sun Park, outside Rustenburg in the North West Province, on Friday, June 13, 2025.
The Gauteng Jaguars delivered a dominant performance against the Limpopo Baobabs, winning 76-45. Key players included Kamogelo Maseko, who energised the team, and defenders Jamie van Wyk and Jamie Williamson, who made it tough for the Baobabs to score. Suné Bernard earned Player of the Match for her pivotal role and the Jaguars’ impressive 80% shooting success.
Jaguars coach Rozanne Matthyse praised her team’s control and consistency, noting improvements from the previous week.
“We’re heading in the right direction. We’ve improved from our previous performance, and being able to play most of my lineups has been great. Kamo’s return has been impressive, especially her chemistry with Ine-Marí Venter.”
“Having solid shooters who work together is a winning combination, and we’re lucky to have them on our team.”
Gauteng Jaguars Coach, Rozanne Matthyse
In contrast, Baobabs coach Emily Mathosa acknowledged her team’s struggles with turnovers but remained optimistic about their potential to improve.
“I’m satisfied with some of our execution, but we struggled with turnovers and didn’t gel as expected. We’ll work on those areas and come back stronger in our next match. Despite the loss, I’m proud of my players for getting on court and feeling the pressure,” Mathosa elaborated.
The Free State Crinums also showcased resilience, edging out the Zambezi Eagles 59-54. Despite a strong performance from Eagles’ Nicole Muzanenhamo and Thandazile Ndlovu’s perfect shooting record, the Crinums’ cohesion and tactical adjustments were decisive.
This victory marked a significant comeback for the Crinums after a disappointing loss to the Eagles in Power Week 1, solidifying their aim to defend their title.
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The Southern Stings triumphed over the North West Flames with a commanding 69-50 victory. From the beginning, the Stings displayed a well-rounded performance, particularly in their shooting circle, where Sian Moore and Lefebre Rademan excelled.
Defensively, Rochelle Rossouw made a significant impact in goal defence, teaming effectively with Entle Futshane to apply pressure that forced the Flames into numerous errors. The Stings’ adherence to their game plan and clinical finishing were key to their success.
Flames Coach Elsunet du Plessis acknowledged her players’ efforts but noted that too many mistakes led to their loss. “When you make too many mistakes, you can’t win,” she said. The team will work on improving their ball placement and timing.
“Everything just clicked. Trusting in our game plan really paid off.”
Stings Coach, Dr Freda Kemp
Judging from the matches on Day 1, Power Week 2 is shaping up to be exhilarating! Expect nail-biting action, Supershots, and fierce battles as teams compete for dominance.
You can catch the action live on SuperSport Variety 4 channel 209 or check out the Netball South Africa website for fixtures and updates.
Tickets are available on the Netball South Africa (NSA) website at just R100.
Telkom Netball League Results on Friday 13 June, 2025
Limpopo Lillies 40-56 North West Tshukudu
Kingdom Queens 56-39 Northern Cape Diamonds
Tornados 52-40 Mpumalanga Sunbirds
Limpopo Baobabs 45-76 Gauteng Jaguars
Zambezi Eagles 54-59 Free State Crinums
North West Flames 50-69 Southern Stings
Telkom Netball League Fixtures on Sunday 14 June, 2025
07:00 Limpopo Lillies vs Mpumalanga Sunbirds
09:00 SA U21 vs Gauteng Jaguars
11:00 Limpopo Baobabs vs Eastern Cape Aloes
13:00 Free State Sonoblomo vs North West Tshukudu
15:00 Kingdom Stars vs Northern Cape Diamonds
17:00 Golden Fireballs vs Free State Crinums
19:00 Zambezi Eagles vs North West Flames
Original Copy: Netball South Africa, with editing by gsport
Main Photo Caption: Third on the log after the Power Week 1, the Gauteng Jaguars started their Telkom Netball League Power Week 2 with a solid win over the Limpopo Baobabs at Sun City Sun Park, outside Rustenburg in the North West Province, on Friday, June 13, 2025. All Photos: Netball South Africa
Photo 2 Caption: 2024 defending champs Free State Crinums didn’t miss a beat against Zambezi Eagles in Day 1’s penultimate fixture.
Photo 3 Caption: The Southern Stings overwhelmed the North West Flames 50-69 in their opening Power Week 2 tie.
Photo 4 Caption: Division 2’s Tornados thumped the Mpumalanga Sunbirds 52-40 to get the tournament’s second phase underway.
Photo 5 Caption: Division 2 leaders North West Tshukudu made no mistake when they dispatched the Limpopo Lillies 40-56.
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