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Hockey · Cape TownHartleyvale Stadium, Cape Town | 31 July 2025 It was do-or-die Thursday at Hartleyvale as the race for titles, promotion, and A Section survival reached boiling point. With semi-final berths on the line and status-defining matches underway, the penultimate day of the SA Hockey IPT brought relentless action, shootout drama, and heartbreak. Men’s A Section 5–8 Playoffs (A Section Status on the Line) KZN Raiders 10–0 Free State
The Raiders roared t…Read Article
SA Hockey IPT 2025 – Day 4 Wrap-Up
Hockey · Cape TownHartleyvale Stadium, Cape Town | 30 July 2025 Day 3 delivered the drama we all anticipated—with semi-final spots on the line, the intensity dialled up across the board. The defending champions clawed back from the brink, the SA U21s continued to light up the tournament, and the hosts remained perfect in front of their home crowd. With the group stages wrapped up in both the A Sections and the B Section finalists confirmed, all eyes now turn to t…Read Article
SA Hockey IPT 2025 – Day 3 Wrap-Up
Hockey · Cape TownThe first day of the SA Hockey Interprovincial Tournament delivered all the promise of elite hockey, goals, upsets, and teams laying down markers for the week ahead, at the Hartleyvale Stadium in Cape Town, on Monday, 28 July 2025. Women’s A Section SA U21 1–3 North West North West got off to a dream start with Emily Wilson striking early, and her twin sister Charne de Wet doubling the advantage. From the gsport Newsroom Archives, September 202…See the Story
