South Africa national netball team




































































South Africa
Nickname(s) SPAR Proteas
Association Netball South Africa
Confederation Confederation of African Netball Associations
Head coach Norma Plummer
Asst coach Bennie Saayman
Manager Nisha Rupnarain
Captain Bongiwe Msomi
Vice-captain Karla Pretorius
INF ranking 5






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Team colours

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Team colours


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World Championships

2015 placing		 5th
Best result 2nd (1995)
Commonwealth Games

2018 placing		 5th
Best result 4th (1998)

The South Africa national netball team, nicknamed the "SPAR Proteas", are the national netball team of South Africa. The SPAR Proteas are coached by Norma Plummer, and are captained by Bongiwe Msomi. The team are governed by Netball South Africa and sponsored by SPAR. As of 1 July 2015, South Africa are fifth in the INF World Rankings.[1][2]




Contents






  • 1 Players


    • 1.1 Current team


    • 1.2 Past SPAR Proteas Netball squads




  • 2 Competitive history


  • 3 See also


  • 4 Notes


  • 5 References





Players



Current team


The following squad was selected to represent South Africa at the 2018 Netball Quad Series in Australia and New Zealand.[3]













South Africa national netball team

Players
Coaching staff



  • Bongiwe Msomi (c)


  • Karla Pretorius (v-c)

  • Khanyisa Chawane

  • Rome Dreyer

  • Maryka Holtzhausen

  • Jessica Khomo

  • Danelle Lochner

  • Phuma Maweni

  • Lenize Potgieter

  • Shadine Van Der Merwe

  • Ine-Mari Venter

  • Zanele Vimbela


  • Head coach: Norma Plummer


  • Asst coach:


  • Manager:


Past SPAR Proteas Netball squads


Twelve players have been chosen to represent South Africa during the three-Test series against England, played in late September 2013, the three tests were held in Bath on 22 September, Wembley on 25 September and Worcester on 27 September.













South Africa national netball team

Players
Coaching staff


  • Melissa Myburgh

  • Lindie Lombard

  • Yolandi Stone


  • Maryka Holtzhausen (c)

  • Bongiwe Msomi (c)

  • Simnikiwe Mdaka

  • Nokuthula Qegu

  • Karla Mostert

  • Precious Mthembu

  • Adele Niemand

  • Vanes-Mari du Toit

  • Nontle Gwavu


  • Head coach: Bennie Saayman


  • Asst coach: Burta De Kock


  • Manager: Marchelle Maroun

The following squad was assembled to represent South Africa at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.[4]













South Africa national netball team

Players
Coaching staff



  • Maryka Holtzhausen (c)

  • Vanes-Mari du Toit

  • Mari-Lena Joubert

  • Elsunet du Plessis

  • Lauren-Lee Christians

  • Tumelo Mantjiu

  • Amanda Mynhardt

  • Shadine van der Merwe

  • Phumza Maweni

  • Bhongo Nqubeni


  • Head coach: Bennie Saayman


  • Asst coach: Burta De Kock


  • Manager: Marchelle Maroun

The following squad was selected to represent South Africa at the 2014 Fast5 Netball World Series in Auckland, New Zealand.[5]













South Africa national netball team

Players
Coaching staff



  • Maryka Holtzhausen (c)

  • Melissa Myburgh

  • Anna Bootha

  • Erin Burger



  • Bongiwe Msomi (c)

  • Zanele Mdodana

  • Nothando Mthembu

  • Karla Mostert

  • Lenize Potgieter

  • Adele Niemand

  • Kifiloe Tsotetsi

  • Zanele Vimbela


  • Head coach: Bennie Saayman


  • Asst coach: Burta De Kock


  • Manager: Marchelle Maroun


Competitive history































































































Netball World Cup
Year
 Championship
 Location
 Placing
1963 1st World Championships
Eastbourne, England
 6th
1967 2nd World Championships
Perth, Australia
Med 3.png 3rd
1971 3rd World Championships
Kingston, Jamaica
 DNP
1975 4th World Championships
Auckland, New Zealand
 DNP
1979 5th World Championships
Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
 DNP
1983 6th World Championships
Singapore
 DNP
1987 7th World Championships
Glasgow, Scotland
 DNP
1991 8th World Championships
Sydney, Australia
 DNP
1995 9th World Championships
Birmingham, England
Med 2.png 2nd
1999 10th World Championships
Christchurch, New Zealand
 5th
2003 11th World Championships
Kingston, Jamaica
 5th
2007 12th World Championships
Auckland, New Zealand
 6th
2011 13th World Championships
Singapore
 5th
2015 14th World Cup
Sydney, Australia
 5th





















































Netball at the Commonwealth Games
Year
 Games
 Event
 Location
 Placing
1998 XVI Games 1st Netball
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia		 4th
2002 XVII Games 2nd Netball
Manchester, England		 5th
2006 XVIII Games 3rd Netball
Melbourne, Australia		 7th
2010 XIX Games 4th Netball
Delhi, India		 6th
2014 XX Games 5th Netball
Glasgow, Scotland		 6th
2018 XXI Games 5th Netball
Gold Coast, Australia		 5th




















































Fast5 Netball World Series
Year
 Tournament
 Location
 Placing
2009 1st World Series
Manchester, England
 DNP
2010 2nd World Series
Liverpool, England
 6th
2011 3rd World Series
Liverpool, England
 5th
2012 4th World Series
Auckland, New Zealand
Med 3.png 3rd
2013 5th World Series
Auckland, New Zealand
 4th
2014 6th World Series
Auckland, New Zealand
 5th
2016 7th World Series
Melbourne, Australia
 6th


See also



  • Netball in South Africa

  • Sport in South Africa

  • Netball in Africa


  • Confederation of African Netball Associations (CANA)



Notes





References


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  • Netball South Africa website





  1. ^ Netball.org Retrieved 04/01/2015


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  3. ^ https://twitter.com/Netball_SA/status/1027817760913596417.


  4. ^ XX Games official website, Retrieved 04/01/2015


  5. ^ SASCOC website, Retrieved 04/01/2015


















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