Tugela Tuyeni

Tugela Tuyeni

Ronaldo Tsowaseb

Ronaldo Tsowaseb

Ronaldo Tsowaseb

Ronaldo Tsowaseb

Tafadzwa Mvura

Tafadzwa Mvura

Gerson Hamman

Gerson Hamman

Aluta Sheya

Aluta Sheya

Pineas Jacob

Pineas Jacob

Willem Mwedihanga

Willem Mwedihanga
Tugela Tuyeni
Ronaldo Tsowaseb
Ronaldo Tsowaseb
Tafadzwa Mvura
Gerson Hamman
Aluta Sheya
Pineas Jacob
Willem Mwedihanga

It's the Big One

Dennis Tjetinda

The biggest soccer match of the year takes place on Saturday when Black Africa and African Stars lock horns at the Sam Nujoma Stadium.

Not only will the match in all likelihood determine the outcome of the 2012/13 Namibia Premier League title, but it will also lay down a marker in the struggle for Namibian soccer supremacy.

In recent years Black Africa and African Stars have emerged as the powerhouses of Namibian football, with Stars winning the title for two consecutive seasons from 2008 to 2010 and Black Africa winning twice in a row from 2010 to 2012.

Windhoek United, Blue Boys open gap

Windhoek United

Windhoek United and Blue Boys remain the pace setters in the Southern Stream First Division, having opened up a sizable gap on the rest of the field, following last weekend’s Round 17 matches.

Windhoek United beat Unam 1-0 on May 11 after a first half penalty by Thomas Nakale, while they were held to a 1-1 draw by Bee Bob Brothers in Mariental the next day.

They remain at the top of the log on 36 points from 17 matches - one point ahead of Blue Boys, who also collected four points over the weekend.

Namibia off to winning start

Tuki Jacobs

Namibia’s men’s tennis team got off to a winning start in the Davis Cup BNP Paribas Africa Zone Group III competition in Cairo after beating Rwanda 3-0 on Wednesday.

Namibia’s singles players Henco Serdyn and Tuki Jacobs had comfortable victories as they both won their matches in straight sets.

Serdyn beat Dieu Donne Habiyambere 6-3, 6-3, while Jacobs beat Jean Claude Gasigwa 6-1, 6-3.

Jacobs and Serdyn were pushed all the way before winning their doubles match against Gasigwa and Habiyambere, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1.

Fistball moves indoors at Swakop

Rico Kuhnle Kreitz

The Namibian Fistball season will continue in Swakopmund on Saturday when the SFC Sport Club will host the Coastal Indoor Classic.

The tournament is Namibia’s only Indoor Fistball tournament and teams from Cohen FC, DTS, Atlantis (Walvis Bay) and SKW will be in action.

In addition U18 national coach Andreas Minz will field two teams consisting of players of the U18 national team squad.

Junior World Rugby Trophy venues

Mahepiza Tjeriko

The International Rugby Board has confirmed the four venues that will host matches at the IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy 2013, which will take place in Temuco, Chile, from May 28 to June 9.
 

Hosts Chile, Canada, Japan, Italy, Namibia, Portugal, Tonga and Uruguay will contest the sixth edition of this prestigious Under 20 tournament as it returns to the country which hosted the inaugural tournament back in 2008.