Versatile Namibian U/20 striker Ngonga Mahupe said their upcoming Cosafa Cup campaign is centered around discipline, character and determination, and they will rely on those trades to push through at the tournament.
Author: Maurice Kambukwe (Maurice Kambukwe )
Gunners out to cement perfect run…as netball league ramps up
Action in the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League (NNPL) will continue this weekend, starting with today’s matches between Mighty Gunners and Tigers, and Afrocat Lions against Otjozondjupa NamPol. Both games will take place at the United courts in the capital.
Franchise 10s rugby tourney on the cards…more game time for local players
The Namibia Rugby Union, in collaboration with the Namibia Breweries Limited, will this weekend host the first round of matches of the newly-introduced Windhoek Draught Franchise 10s tournament at the Hage Geingob Stadium.
Hockey masters ready for World Cup
Namibia’s masters’ hockey team of players 50 years and over are gunning for a respectable finish at the upcoming Masters’ World Cup, set for Cape Town, South Africa, from 1 to 11 October.
NTA senior tourney set for this weekend…as players chase qualification
Local tennis players will this coming weekend have their last opportunity to accumulate maximum points as the quest to qualify for the much-anticipated Namibia Tennis Association (NTA) Masters tournament continues.
Regions ready for Bridging the Gap initiative
Regions have expressed their readiness for the upcoming Debmarine Bridging the Gap initiative, where the country’s young athletes and coaches plan to leave their mark.
Duiker satisfied with Cosassa Games readiness
Namibia School Sports Union (NSSU) national coordinator Solly Duiker has said the team that will represent the country at this year’s Confederation of Southern African School Sports Associations (Cosassa) Ball Games is well-balanced and ready to make the country proud.
We were forced to face harsh reality- Benjamin… as Angola thump Young Warriors
Namibia’s U/23 side Young Warriors head coach Collin Benjamin on Saturday blamed lack of adequate match fitness and the ‘harsh reality’ of Namibian football for the team’s embarrassing 0-6 defeat against Angola at the 11 de Novembro stadium in Luanda.
We still stand a chance to progress – Benjamin
Young Warriors head coach Collin Benjamin remains optimistic that they can still rejuvenate their campaign by beating Angola in tomorrow’s return leg at the 11 de Novembro Stadium in Luanda.
Namibian golfers gear up for all Africa games …Nande fails to make the final cut
Four Namibian golfers are preparing to compete in the upcoming All-Africa golf championship to be held in Cairo, Egypt, from 26 to 30 October.