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TUT and Rosebank College triumph in Mbombela intercampus clash

Three standout players earn professional trials with TS Galaxy following a day of competitive varsity sports action.

Hundreds of students from four higher education institutions gathered at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Mbombela campus for the inaugural Socialist Xperience (SX) Intercampus Clash 2026.

Tukelo Masina.

Students from TUT, the University of Mpumalanga, Eduvos Mbombela and Rosebank College competed in soccer and netball on Saturday, August 1, while enjoying entertainment, networking opportunities and interactive partner activations. The event attracted hundreds of students, supporters and stakeholders, showcasing the power of sport to unite institutions across Mpumalanga.

Ketumile Nyati.

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Rosebank College and TUT win finals

The highly anticipated netball final saw Rosebank College emerge victorious with an impressive 18-7 win over Eduvos. Kgomotso Magopane of Eduvos was recognised for her outstanding performance throughout the tournament, earning the Golden Bib award. In the soccer final, TUT claimed the inaugural championship with a convincing 2-0 victory over Rosebank College.

Despite the loss, Siyabonga Khoza from Rosebank College received the Golden Boot award.

The Rosebank College netball team. > Photos: Inam Dyantyi.

Three players secure TS Galaxy trials

Three players were selected by TS Galaxy for trials during the tournament.

Tshepang Lusufi.

The SX Intercampus Clash was created to promote student well-being, institutional collaboration and healthy competition while providing a platform for young people to connect beyond the classroom. Through sport, leadership and engagement activities, the event celebrated student talent and strengthened relationships among higher education institutions in the province.

The Evodos netball team.

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The organisers highlighted the Intercampus Clash as the beginning of what is expected to become a flagship annual student sporting and engagement platform. With memorable performances, outstanding individual talent and enthusiastic support from participating institutions, the inaugural SX Intercampus Clash 2026 set a strong foundation for future editions, leaving students eager for an even bigger tournament in the years ahead.

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