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Tuks Steams on at the Top of the Varsity Netball Log While UJ Edges UFS Kovsies in Thrilling Gqeberha Contest

UP-Tuks showed no signs of slowing down when they sealed a solid victory over Madibaz Netball as the Varsity Netball tournament resumed at the Madibaz Sports Centre in Gqeberha, the Eastern Cape on Sunday, 8 September 2024

The reigning champions overwhelmed Round 3 and 4 hosts Nelson Mandela University’s netball team 81-47 to secure their third win in three matches to start this year’s season.

The Pretoria team was in top form from the get-go, making the most of the mistakes made by their opponents which saw them take a 17-19 lead into the second quarter. They continued to take hold of the match showing what an experienced and quality side they are. Madibaz failed to get a handle on the game which saw the score at 40-21 at…

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