The Cell C Sharks Women take on the Eastern Province Women in round seven Women’s Inter-provincial Premier Division match on Saturday afternoon.
This is an important match for a Women’s side still growing and they know they are getting closer to where they need to be following a number of close matches.
Conditioning coach Lusanda Mtiya, reflecting on her team’s 5-11 defeat to top three side Boland Ladies last weekend, explained that, “We lost to Boland last week and despite leading at half-time, they capitalised on our mistakes, although it was a close match.
“The match against Eastern Province is going to be tough, they beat us when we played them in our very first game of the season, although it was a narrow loss, 8-13.
“We are hoping to win this match, we seem to play well away from home. Currently sitting at the bottom of the log, a win would move us one position up the table.”
Reflecting on changes to the team, she explained that, “We’ve had to make injury-enforced changes, one of which is to our captain.”
Saturday’s clash at Wolfson Stadium kicks off at 2pm.
Cell C Sharks Women:
1. Vanessa Holmes
2. Sne Luthuli
3. GuGu Mthethwa
4. Mpumie Mathe
5. Chantell Bothma
6. Nomonde Mbanjwa
7. Phatheka Dzanibe
8. Sizo Solontsi
9. Nothando Wendy Majozi
10. Lyno Ziqubu
11. Mbali Bukhosini
12. Zinhle Ndawonde
13. Jean Kietzmann
14. Buhle Msomi
15. Megan Comley
Replacements
16. Jaime Norton
17. Nomfundo Mshololo
18. Nosipho Mkhwanzi
19. Thando Mbambo
20. Mary Zulu
21. Bianca Louw
22. Aneipho Malgas
23. Macaela Henning
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