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South Africa wins!!!
Full time: RSA 61-59
Tchine 40/41 (98%)
Reed 19/20 (95%)
TOTAL 59/61 (97%)van der Berg 47/50 (94%)
Maseko 14/18 (78%)
TOTAL 61/68 (90%)Crazy. After being so close, a period in the last Q where SA’s lead went from 1 to 9. England fought back but it was too late.
A full team effort from the Proteas, with Sanmarie Visser being awarded POTM. Elmere van der Berg was outstanding up front.
Barring something absolutely extraordinary happening next Saturday, these two teams will meet again in the final. That will be interesting!
Maseko is seriously good! All her passes have intention and are for a reason. Only a matter of time before she is playing SSN or ANZ.
Day 3 – Malawi v South Africa
MAL:
GS Mvula
GA Ngambi
WA Galleta
C Lwazi
WD Mwafulirwa
GD Vinkhumbo
GK MasambaRSA:
GS Streutker
GA van der Berg
WA Chawane
C Nketsa
WD Mathe
GD van Wyk
GK Visser1/4 time: RSA 15-13
Mvula 9/10
Ngambi 4/5Streutker 9/10
van der Berg 6/6A good game so far with SA just on top. The two teams with contrasting styles. Malawi content to take their time waiting for an opening with SA takes a more direct route.
1/2 time: RSA 31-28
Mvula 20/21
Ngambi 8/10Streutker 24/26
van der Berg 7/7Malawi took the lead early in Q2 before SA wrestled it back. Both GSs are dominating, particularly Streutker. Breedt came on at GA midway through the Q but is yet to put up a shot.
3/4 time: RSA 46-40
South Africa has won each quarter so far to just edge further in front. Malawi had the gap at just 3 goals with a minute to play before a costly turnover saw SA put on 3 late goals.
Full time: RSA 58-55
South Africa holds on against a valiant Malawi side to remain undefeated and seal their place in tomorrow’s final. Nichole Breedt was named POTM. She opened up the Proteas attack end nicely for Streutker. Lwazi was good once again for Malawi.
Eng v Uga
1/4 time: UGA 12-11
Reed 6/8
Tchine 5/6Cholhok 10/14
Eyaru 2/3Uganda just on top after a rather scrappy opening Q with neither team really finding great fluency. Cholhok again missing some shots from close range.
1/2 time: ENG 29-28
Tchine 20/22
Reed 9/12Cholhok 22/27
Eyaru 6/7Good game! It really opened up in Q2 with 34 goals scored after just 23 in the 1st Q. England in particular had far more success in finding Tchine and she rewarded them with 15 goals for the Q.
3/4 time: 42-42
Tchine 28/30
Reed 14/16Cholhok 33/39
Eyaru 9/10Anyone’s game. We’re all locked up with 15 minutes to go. Gains and turnovers are so vital here. First one team gains the advantage, then the other. Who’s going to come out on top?
Full time: ENG 59-48
Tchine 40/42 (95%)
Reed 14/16 (88%)
Neil 5/6 (83%)
TOTAL 59/64 (92%)Cholhok 38/45 (84%)
Eyaru 10/11 (91%)
TOTAL 48/56 (86%)A dominant final Q sees England book their place in tomorrow’s final. POTM Halimat Adio sparked the Roses defence.
England lifted in the final quarter, spurred on by their defence. Uganda fell into error in the 4th Q, throwing risky passes that were pounced on by the Roses.
Apart from Adio, Scholes helped lift England, while Tchine was very solid up front after a slow start.
3/4 Playoff:
1/4 time: MAL 14-11
Mvula 12/12
Ngambi 2/2Cholhok 7/9
Eyaru 4/4Uganda got off to a poor start with turnovers having them down 8-3. They gradually worked their way into the match but at this stage, Malawi looks the more composed team.
1/2 time: UGA 26-23
Mvula 18/21
Ngambi 5/5Cholhok 18/21
Eyaru 8/8The game’s really come alive and the crowd is getting into it. A terrific 2nd quarter (15-9) from Uganda with Margret Baagala having a great game for them. This time it was Malawi with the errors.
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