KZN Ringball Federation held the first games in this season at Hoy Park on Saturday.
Previously known as Korfball, Ringball is a school and international sport registered with SASCOC which is played by men, women, boys and girls in all provinces of the country from U11 division to the masters (Over 45s division).
Ringball is played in each of the provinces in South Africa and the KZN Ringball Federation consists of seven clubs spread over Amanzimtoti, Durban, Richards Bay and Vryheid.
The season started off well on Saturday, and games will now be held in various districts, with a SA National tournament in July and the annual SA schools’ tournament in September.
For more information contact Johan Theron on 082 211 5045, Ockie van Schalkwyk on 082 462 1991 or Chantell Mason on 073 905 5384.
Teams line up for the club parade.
Teams line up for the club parade.
Tahlia Worth and Elizabeth Karpakis.
Simone Thyssen and Anika and Debbie-Ann Duvenhage.
Teams line up for the club parade.
Charmaine and Adri Liebenberg.
Bernard and Eleda Smith.
KZN Ringball management: (back) Reinier Van Rooyen, Morne Smit, Neil Acker, Ockert Van Schalkwyk, (middle) Zelda Moolman, Patrick Karpakis, Johan Theron and (front) Maryna Venter, Yolandi van Rooyen, Susan Hearn and Jenny Pentolfe.
Dario, Micola and Karin Chiole.
Yolanda Myeza from Sentraal Club (with ball), Thabi Gazu from Sentraal (left) and Lume Vosloo from DCS Club in action in a game on Saturday.
Deseree Beytell with Jhaques and Aletta Thyssen.
Louanda, Chris, Bernedette and Sumi Stander.
At Caxton, every story is written by humans. We use AI only to perform quality checks - never to generate the news. Happy reading!
