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The Ellis Park Arena was electrified with high-standard netball on the court and an enthusiastic crowd, as the final day of the Telkom Netball League took centre stage.
The Kingdom Stars were crowned the champions in a highly anticipated and competitive Division 2 final.
The 2024 Telkom Netball League’s round-robin stages came to an exhilarating close on Sunday evening.
The 2024 edition of the Telkom Netball League (TNL) is in its final Power Week, and it promises to be an exciting week of matches as teams are vying for the top four spots in their respective divisions.
The match between DHL Western Province and Sanlam Boland Dames highlights another intriguing round of the SA Rugby Women’s Premier Division, with this coastal derby a straight shoot-out for second spot on the log.
As power week 2 of the Telkom Netball League (TNL) ended with the final group of fixtures, there was a noticeable increase in mental fitness compared to the first week.
DHL Western Province flexed their muscles in round seven of the Women’s Premier Division with a runaway win over the EP Queens and moved into second place on the log at the halfway stage of the tournament.
Day 2 of TNL Power Week 2 was electric. Spectators flocked to the iconic Ellis Park Arena to witness a day of thrilling netball encounters
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