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The netball fraternity has come out to show praise for the Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup’s role in elevating the sport to greater hights. In 2018, netball became an addtional sport code to the Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup that only focused on football before 2018. Since then, the tournament has been used as a talent scouting platform to select players to their under-19 team and eventually the senior national team, the Desert Jewels. Honorary member of Netball Namibia Issa Donell expresses her satisfaction with the tournament over the years and how the sport has evolved as being part of it. “After observing the Newspaper Cup, it has grown from 2018 up until now. I can even see the way the selections are going in the various regions, there is really competition,” she says. She also told The Namibian she was optimistic about the impact of this tournament on the sport. “I think after this event, 20 or 30 players that will be identified for the under-19 team will be a very strong group. We are seeing the future in netball. People are really working in the regions.” Former sports minister Agnes Tjongarero on Friday noted the sport improvement through the years. “You know that the standard has improved so much,” she said. “We are really enjoying the netball.” Tjongarero also encouraged younger players to attend the tournament. “The younger ladies must come and watch so they can see how the things are being done.” Former vice chairperson of //Kharas regional schools netball Suzelle Cloete on Saturday applauded the tournament for the way it was organised. “The planning and organising of the committees was done quite well,” she said. Cloete said she was particularly impressed with the Kunene region’s execution. “I also want to applaud the regional council of the Kunene region, the local authority that was involved in getting everything in order here,” she said. She highlighted the quality of the facilities at the Outjo Sport Stadium. “The facilities here are what we expected. What we saw here wasn’t like in other towns. I would say job well done, it’s really good,” she added. The post Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup praised by netball community appeared first on The Namibian.

Die Ergebnisse einer Studie des Wissenschaftszentrums Berlin für Sozialforschung und der Universität zu Köln zeigen: Die Bildungsgerechtigkeit im Hochschulzugang bei Schüler:innen, die durch das NRW-T...

Een KOM op Strava pakken om een contract te versieren bij een WorldTeam. Het klinkt misschien vreemd in de oren, maar het begint een steeds gangbaardere manier van talentscouting te worden in het profpeloton. Dat de Canadese Strava-sensatie Jack Burke zal slagen in zijn poging om volgend jaar prof te worden, is zo’n gek idee […]

Columnist Sjoerd Mossou zag Oranje deze week met vier ‘amateurs’ spelen en werpt de vraag op hoe zinvol het eigenlijk is om kinderen al piepjong te scouten. ,,Er bestaan tal van onderzoeken die aantonen dat het nergens op slaat.’’

Selectors to watch Duleep Trophy Matches: The BCCI men’s selection committee will pick India’s squad for the two-match Test series against Bangladesh next week, after the conclusion of the first round...

Selectors to watch Duleep Trophy Matches: The BCCI men’s selection committee will pick India’s squad for the two-match Test series against Bangladesh next week, after the conclusion of the first round...

Selectors to watch Duleep Trophy Matches: The BCCI men’s selection committee will pick India’s squad for the two-match Test series against Bangladesh next week, after the conclusion of the first round...

Hochschule RheinMain und Universität Marburg starten gemeinsames Projekt für mehr soziale Gerechtigkeit im Bildungssystem

Hochschule RheinMain und Universität Marburg starten gemeinsames Projekt für mehr soziale Gerechtigkeit im Bildungssystem