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Fast and furious netball action in Toti

The first SPAR Fast 5s tournament, hosted by Amanzimtoti High School had 10 out of the 11 registered teams take to the two courts,

THE very first name to be engraved on the trophy at the inaugural SPAR KZN Schoolgirl’s Fast 5s Netball Tournament on Saturday 3 August at Kuswag High School was Hillcrest High School.

The first SPAR Fast 5s tournament, hosted by Amanzimtoti High School had 10 out of the 11 registered teams take to the two courts, with a total of 55 games of high energy action taking place. The tournament played in a round robin format had two six minute halves and a generous two minute breather midway.

The on-song team on the day, the victorious Hillcrest High racked up ten out of their ten wins, netting 99 baskets and only allowing 28 points go in against them, including 10 points in the big game against Gelofte High School.

Durban North College's centre Darlene van Dyk leaps in anticipation of Durban Girls' High School centre Sage Bauristhene's next move during their round robin game in the inaugural SPAR KZN Schoolgirls' Fast 5's Netball Tournament. PHOTO: Val Adamson
Durban North College’s centre Darlene van Dyk leaps in anticipation of Durban Girls’ High School centre Sage Bauristhene’s next move during their round robin game in the inaugural SPAR KZN Schoolgirls’ Fast 5’s Netball Tournament. PHOTO: Val Adamson

From a Durban North school perspective, Durban North College finished in a credible fourth place.

Northlands Girls’ High finished their day in sixth, scooping the place from Toti with a better goal scoring difference. Both teams finished on 12 points, but Northlands netted 43 points to Toti’s 30. They were followed by Ridge Park College on 10 points and the hard working team from KwaMakhutha who earned 9 points.

A tradition in the SPAR Schoolgirls’ tournaments, the hard working whistle blowers are acknowledged for efforts making the tough decisions throughout the day. Being recognised for her time on the court, Dumo Mthiyane from host school, Toti was awarded the Umpire of the Day at the first tournament.

 

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