Tshwane Netball

10/08/2026

Good luck to the Senior A and U/21A teams as they head into the finals tomorrow.

10/08/2026

Congratulations Tshwane Netball U/21B.

10/07/2026

2 down.
1 to go.

10/07/2026

Management with swag. Heading into the finals.

09/07/2026

Tshwane Netball road to the finals..

Tshwane Netball U/19s remain unbeaten as we head into the finals of TNC 2026 later this morning.

Yes, you read it. Unbeaten. Neither of our teams have lost a match heading intontje finals.

Good luck to our A, B and C teams.

You've got this girlas.

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

It is with great pride and pleasure that we congratulate our Tshwane umpires on achieving the following gradings at USSA 2026:
Lizhel Schutte – NSA C
Jacques Jacobs – NSA B
Nadia Bester – NSA B+
Chanel Streicher du Plooy – NSA B+
Congratulations on this outstanding achievement. Your dedication, commitment, and professionalism have made Tshwane incredibly proud.
While this milestone is worth celebrating, it also marks the beginning of the next chapter. As some of our top-performing umpires, you have an important role to play in mentoring others, remaining visible within our umpiring community, and helping to develop and grow the next generation of Tshwane umpires.
Well done, and we wish you every success as you continue to raise the standard of umpiring. To our mentors Lene Myburgh we thank you.

27/06/2026

Back The Bid ..... let's do it!

🏐 10,000 REASONS WHY NETBALL BELONGS AT BRISBANE 2032! The International Olympic Committee (IOC) just shattered a 132-year tradition by announcing the "Fit for the Future Olympian Grant." For the first time in history, every single athlete who competes at an Olympic Games will receive a $US10,000 cash grant to support their career and transition.

For a global sport like netball—which has historically fought through financial barriers and systemic funding hurdles—this isn't just news. This is a game-changer.

📈 The Financial Opportunity Netball Cannot Afford to Miss
Right now, Netball Australia Chair Liz Ellis AO and World Netball are executing a massive, unrelenting campaign to get netball onto the program for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

With the IOC committing over $140 million per Olympiad directly to athletes, the economic ripple effect for netball would be monumental:

Direct Player Empowerment: A $US10,000 grant allows elite netballers from underfunded nations to offset training, travel, and recovery costs without relying solely on cash-strapped national bodies.

Broadcasting & Scale: Netball already boasts a footprint of 13 million players across 120 countries. With our recent global broadcast deals spanning over 65 new nations, the international appeal is undeniable.

The Host-Nation Factor: A staggering 66% of Australians want netball at Brisbane 2032—making it the #1 choice among polled sports. We can pack stadiums, drive massive ticket revenue, and use existing infrastructure without costing the host city a single cent extra.

The argument that netball lacks global financial viability or Olympic readiness just took a terminal blow. The IOC is investing heavily in the athletes; it's time they invest in the world’s premier female-forward team sport.

As Liz Ellis rightly points out: Public demand is deafening, and packed stadiums are guaranteed. ---

🔥 How You Can Help "Back The Bid"
If we want the IOC to see netball on the podium, they need to see the netball family standing together across the globe. From the grassroots courts to the professional arena, your voice matters today more than ever.

👉 TAKE ACTION: Visit olympics.netball.com.au right now and sign the official pledge to back netball for Brisbane 2032.

Let's make sure our athletes get the Olympic recognition—and the compensation—they richly deserve.

15/06/2026

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