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Might Rangers Ladies crowned Emalahleni LFA U17 champions

Different teams gathered at White Pole Ground, where the top three teams were crowned, marking an end to the season.

The Might Rangers Ladies FC was crowned champions of the Emalahleni Local Football Association (LFA) Women’s Under-17 League 2026 as they marked the end of the season.

On August 29, the teams participating in the league gathered at White Pole Ground in Kwa-Guqa to celebrate the end of the season and witness the crowning of the top-performing teams and individuals.

Might Rangers took first place after showing consistency and outstanding performance throughout the season.

They were followed by Sboboladies Academy, which secured second place, while Emalahleni Rainbow Ladies finished in third.

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Sboboladies Academy. Photo: Supplied/ Siboniso Zwane
Emalahleni Rainbow Ladies. Photo: Supplied/Siboniso Zwane

Individual awards were presented to Lesego Mmgoeng, Ayanda Moloto, Hope Sindane, Anele Nkosi, and Bongani Mabena, for being the goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, player, and coach of the season, respectively.

The leader of Sboboladies and founder of the Amantombazane Development Netball League Under-15, Siboniso Zwane, congratulated all the winners for their well-deserved achievements.

“This league has proven once again that eMalahleni is rich with female football talent. These young girls are the future of eMalahleni football,” Zwane said. “We thank all coaches, parents, and players who made this season a success despite the challenges.”

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Lindokuhle Ndhlovu

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