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SA National Training Squads Men and Women 2009

By on January 8, 2009 in News

I am glad to inform you that after a very successful National Championships in Alice, the Senior National Team Coaches for both genders selected these fine athletes as our Pride and hope for the future. We as Basketball SA are please to inform you about the first Training Camp for these athletes. 

The camp will be in Potchefstroom now known as the City of Tlokwe 

  • First Camp Proposed Date : 25 to 31 January 2009  
  • Second Camp will be as following: 
  • Proposed Date : 14th Feb to 17th Feb 2009(for selected players) 
  • Team Departs for Zimbabwe on the 18th February 2009  
  • Team Leaves Zimbabwe on the 03rd March 2009 
  • Dates going forward will be determined by the performance in HarareColleagues are requested to inform players and officials in their Provinces about the camp urgently. 

The players

Men

  Province Name Name and Surname
  • 1.
 Gauteng Province Nyakallo Nthuping
  • 2.
 Gauteng Province Lesego Molebatsi
  • 3.
 Gauteng Province Neo Mothiba
  • 4.
 Gauteng Province Joseph Mazibuko
  • 5.
 Gauteng Province Thabang Kgwedi
  • 6.
 Gauteng Province Thabo Letsebe
  • 7.
 Gauteng Province Keneth Motaung
  • 8.
 Gauteng Province ***Quintin Denyssen
  • 9.
 Gauteng Province ***Tsakane Ngobeni
  • 10.
 Gauteng Province ***Cedric Kalombo
  • 11.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Kurt Hold
  • 12.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Linda Sibankulu
  • 13.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Ayanda Shange
  • 14.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Christian Moletshe
  • 15.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Nhlanhla Dlamini
  • 16.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Notha Tshabalala
  • 17.
 Limpopo Province Fumani Marhanele
  • 18.
 Limpopo Province Wisani Chauke
  • 19.
 North West Province Amogelang Keogatile
  • 20.
 Western Cape Province Brendon Mettler
  • 21.
 Western Cape Province Vincent Ntunja
  • 22.
 Western Cape Province Andre du Plessis

Head Coach                : Mlungisi Ngwenya                            Gauteng

Assistant Coach          : Matungulu Thierry Kita                    Western Cape

Assistant Coach          : Craig Gilchrist                                   Kwa-Zulu Natal

Team Manager            : To be announced by the Board 

Women 

  Province Name and Surname
  • 1.
 Eastern Cape Province Nosipho Njokweni
  • 2.
 Eastern Cape Province Aretha Gatywa
  • 3.
 Free State Province Philadelphia Khoabane
  • 4.
 Free State Province Seipati Mokhathi
  • 5.
 Gauteng Province Phumla Sathula
  • 6.
 Gauteng Province Lungile Mtsweni
  • 7.
 Gauteng Province Makhotso Moloantoa
  • 8.
 Gauteng Province Tuki Modiselle
  • 9.
 Gauteng Province Ellen Moutlatswe
  • 10.
 Gauteng Province Takalani Mafamadi
  • 11.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Precious Mthembu
  • 12.
 Kwazulu Natal Province Anele Shandu
  • 13.
 Kwazulu Natal Province ***Nompumelelo Shezi
  • 14.
 Limpopo Province Emmerentia Ledwaba
  • 15.
 Limpopo Province Phuthi Mosehlane
  • 16.
 Limpopo Province Requelh Molema
  • 17.
 Limpopo Province Matlala Mokoko
  • 18.
 North West Province Phaladi Sefako
  • 19.
 Western Cape Province Veronica Samuels

Head Coach                : Craig Daniels                                    Western Cape

Assistant Coach          : Brenda Mutungutungu                     Gauteng

Assistant Coach          : Awaiting Acceptance

Manager                      : To be confirmed by the Board

Provinces are requested to confirm the availability of their players not later than the 09th January 2009.

Information provided by Tsepo Nyewe

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  1. neo says:
    January 23, 2009 at 1:10 pm

    Wisani

    I dont know how much if we are getting paid at all.

  2. Joe says:
    January 23, 2009 at 1:38 pm

    Kim & Neo

    That fact that this discussion is taking place means someone did not do their job correctly. Therefore I do not buy this bullcrap about not judging the ‘new’ committee. From the above it is clear that proper communication did not take place, just as in the Vusi era. Fact is the camp does not seem to have been properly planned, also a cornerstone of the Vusi era.

    I said it before and I will say it again, the National Administrator post is a sham. No thought whatsoever seem to have been exercised into its purpose and function. If this was done properly then surely it would have been obvious that this should have been a Non-political post, properly advertised to ensure that the right canditate is recruited.

    And as I argued before how “new” is the committee, is it new in terms of faces or in terms of values, attiitude and skills?

  3. kim says:
    January 23, 2009 at 1:51 pm

    Joe
    I hear you my brother and I agree with some of your sentiments hence I said this should have been done at the Seniors.Seems like the debate of being new and old will never end.My view is that,I will judge on BSA on performance and then at the end of what was supposed to be done,make an assessment if we have improved or not.Whether 1 was there before isnt the issue because maybe a that time they didnt have a say,we dont know the politics that run in associations.

    The biggest mistake authorities can make is try do everything alone.1 person can not work more efficiently than 3 or 4.It is funny though when things dont go according to plan,everyone jumps and makes NOISE but when someone has done something well,we are silent.Its an observation that suprises me alot when it comes to our opinions on BasketballSA.Maybe I am making a big deal out of nothing!

  4. Themba says:
    January 23, 2009 at 2:25 pm

    BSA, MINTIRHO YA VULAVULA

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