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Salt River |
29 Brickfield Road, Salt River, Cape Town |
(021)4479913 |
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Bellville |
Shop 4, Corner Voortrekker Rd & Durban RD, Bellville |
(021)9171860 |
3 |
Relabelled |
Kenilworth |
Unit number 3 access park, Chichester road, Kenilworth |
(021)6714778, |
4 |
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Kuilsrivier |
Shop 4 & 5 Access Park, Kuilsrivier |
(021)9031294 061 287 3980 |
5 |
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Mobeni |
Cnr Grimsby & Leicester Rd, Mobeni, Durban |
(031)4620540 W\House (031) 469 9409 |
6 |
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Pier 14 |
21A Pier 14, Shopping Centre, Port Elizabeth |
(041)4841575 083 5176 728 |
7 |
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Marlboro |
13 Sparten Crescent ,Marlboro , Ext 3 Johannesburg |
(011) 262 0460 |
8 |
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Soweto |
Maponya Shop 200 2127 Chris hani Road, klipspruit ext5 Soweto |
(011) 933 1023 |
9 |
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Umlazi |
Shop 155 Umlazi Mega City 50 Griffiths Mxenge Highway Umlazi |
(031) 902 1325 |
10 |
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Epping |
10 Losack avenue , epping industrial |
(021) 534 0401 |
1 |
BCWC |
Kloof |
Lifes on Kloof, 50 Kloof Street, Gardens ,Cape Town, shop G-15 |
(021) 422 1593 078 211 8051 |
2 |
BCWC |
Canal Walk |
Shop 619 Canal Walk , Century BLVD, Century City , Cape Town 7441 |
(021) 551 2891 |
3 |
BCWC |
Monte Casino |
Shop 80B Montecasino, No1 Monticasino Bouelvard Fourways , 2191 Magents |
(011) 465 0438 |
4 |
BCWC |
Menlyn |
Shop UF 42 & 43 cnr atterbury road & lois avenue , menlo park , Pretoria |
(012) 764 9600 |
5 |
BCWC |
Balito |
SHOP 608 LEONORA DRIVE,DOLPHIN COAST,BALLITO,4399 |
032 586 0242 |
6 |
BCWC |
Rosebank |
Shop GF08, The Zone, Rosebank mall, Oxford Street, Johannesburg |
(011)268 1114 |
1 |
Magents |
Canal Walk |
Shop 08 , Century Blvd , Century City 7441 |
(021) 551 2533 JP CELL: 064 686 4026 |
2 |
Magents |
Monte Casino |
Shop 21 Montecasino, No1 Monticasino Bouelvard Fourways , 2191 Magents |
(011) 465 6721 074 669 6310 073 804 4352 079 884 7607 |
3 |
Magents |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL , SHOP G190 CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
(012) 348 4725 073 8677 468 - Sieya , kiley , OUPA, Micheal |
4 |
Magents |
Balito |
SHOP 608 LEONORA DRIVE,DOLPHIN COAST,BALLITO,4399 |
061 521 7446 032 586 1467 |
1 |
WSA |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL ,LF41A CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
Vicky - 078 816 1921 land line - 012 348 4766 |
6 |
BCWC |
Rosebank |
Shop GF08, The Zone, Rosebank mall, Oxford Street, Johannesburg |
(011)268 1114 |
1 |
Magents |
Canal Walk |
Shop 08 , Century Blvd , Century City 7441 |
(021) 551 2533 JP CELL: 064 686 4026 |
2 |
Magents |
Monte Casino |
Shop 21 Montecasino, No1 Monticasino Bouelvard Fourways , 2191 Magents |
(011) 465 6721 074 669 6310 073 804 4352 079 884 7607 |
3 |
Magents |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL , SHOP G190 CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
(012) 348 4725 073 8677 468 - Sieya , kiley , OUPA, Micheal |
4 |
Magents |
Balito |
SHOP 608 LEONORA DRIVE,DOLPHIN COAST,BALLITO,4399 |
061 521 7446 032 586 1467 |
1 |
WSA |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL ,LF41A CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
Vicky - 078 816 1921 land line - 012 348 4766 |
Interim head coach of the South African Senior Women’s National Team, Desiree Ellis, has made history by becoming the first South African – male and female – to win the COSAFA Women’s Championship both as a player and a coach.
Ellis led the Sasol-sponsored Banyana Banyana to their fourth victory in the competition when they defeated hosts Zimbabwe 2-1 in an exciting final played on Sunday, 24 September 2017 at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo.
This was her second gold medal after she won her first back in 2002 as a national team player.
“That was such a long time ago, but yes it does feel special. I did not in my wildest dreams think that this could happen to me, and coming to this tournament that was the furthest thing on my mind. Even though I am excited with what I have achieved, the credit should go to the players because they worked hard for it. Some players may not come back to this team but they have something to shout about, they have created memories for themselves – it is not about me but the whole group. I will however cherish this for a long time to come,” said Ellis.
When she won her first medal, the former Banyana Banyana captain came up against current coach of Zimbabwe, Sithethelelwe Sibanda who was still a player back then.
“After the game I went and shook hands with her and told her that today was not her day, and she admitted that Banyana Banyana was the better team. They gave us a run for our money because they have a very good team that was also at the 2016 Rio Olympics, just like us, but I guess we wanted it more. My heart goes out to her and her side as they gave their all but we were better prepared,” added Ellis.
She was particularly impressed by the way her team improved in the tournament.
“In the first match against Lesotho we just couldn’t find out footing, but as the tournament progressed we were able to do what we wanted. While the focus could be on the final, my most memorable match in the tournament will forever be the semi-final against Zambia where we staged what I believe was one of the greatest comebacks in history of the game – 3-0 down with 15 minutes remaining, and we scored three goals in nine minutes to win the match on penalties,” said Ellis.
“I believe the tournament was won on that day, even though we didn’t know it then. The character displayed on the day carried us through and I guess that is why we were so comfortable in the final against the hosts with all their supporters. We all believed that if we survived that miracle against Zambia, no one will stand in our way. It was a special performance from a special group of players. In the final we were in control and never felt threatened at any stage. We played a very good game and I am proud of this team.
The South Africans scooped four out of five Player of the Match awards: Nothando Vilakazi (vs Lesotho), Thembi Kgatlana (vs Namibia), Leandra Smeda (vs Zambia) and Bambanani Mbane (vs Zimbabwe) – they only missed out on the 1-1 draw against Botswana.
Banyana Banyana also scored 12 goals in five matches, with four different goal poachers – Kgatlana (4), Smeda (4), Chantelle Esau (3) and Rhoda Mulaudzi (1) – Kgatlana was also voted Player of the Tournament.
While all the players managed to get some action during the tournament, only two played every minute of all the five matches – captain Refiloe Jane and defender Mbane.
Three players also collected their second gold medals in the competition – Noko Matlou, Vilakazi and Esau – the first was in 2008.
This was the 5th Edition of the tournament – and Banyana Banyana’s fourth win after lifting the trophy in 2002, 2006 and 2008. They only missed out in 2011 when they were pipped to the podium by Zimbabwe.