SPAR hosts Proteas fan party at SuperSport Park

Residents enjoyed an afternoon of netball and fun at SuperSport Park.

August 8, 2023

Manna Maurice 1 minute read

Attendees shooting netball hoops. Photo: Manna Maurice.

Locals flocked to SuperSport Park in Centurion to watch the Proteas battle Uganda in the 2023 Netball World Cup.

Under the theme “See Us Fly”, from 08:30-17:00 the #SPARProteas fan park was the place to be for family, friends and netball lovers.

The fan park offered entertainment in abundance and while the Proteas were narrowly edged out by Uganda in a 49-47 defeat, the fan park certainly still put smiles on attendees’ faces.

Thea Chaill, Zathan, Avica, and Janine Petzer (all from Centurion).

Thembalethu Buthelezi , Lesedi Raikane , and Neo Mbapela

“SPAR proudly presented the Netball World Cup fan park in Tshwane where our commitment to community and women’s sport was evident. Today, we confirmed this commitment by creating an amazing experience for fans from our local communities. Thanks to everyone who joined us!” said the sponsorship controller for SPAR North Rand, Retha Ingenbleek.

Ester and Simphiwe Gwangwa , and Nomagugu Khumalo (Kagiso).

Vukile Zulu (Pta West), Totti Maiwashe (Jhb), Njabulo Nekhavhambe (Pta West), Baloyi Ntsako (Pta West), Franklin Williams (Pta West), Lebohang Khupana (Jhb), Eugene Sinxezi (Jhb), and Naledi Mgenge (Pta North).

Guests were treated to a wide array of games, food stalls and live performances by Demi-Lee Moore, Loufi, Martin Bester Band, DJ Lamiez Holworthy and DJ Thabiso Khambule.

The fan park took place the day after SPAR hosted the annual SPAR Women’s Challenge for Tshwane, also at SuperSport Park.

All in all a weekend of fun, activity and togetherness was enjoyed by all at SuperSport Park Centurion.

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