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Maties Netball hungry for more success : 2015-11-18
The leaps and bounds that Maties Netball has improved with over the past three years, has made the players and coach just more motivated to pursue even greater success.
In the first Varsity netball series Maties finished sixth. Last year Maties reached the semi-finals and this year Christine Behan (coach) and her team played in the final.
For Behan and her players, it was a three-year plan that this year finally came together. “It did not happen overnight. The core of players also put in an incredible amount of work and sacrificed a lot. The team on the court is only as good as the team off the court. The team management and support staff have done an incredible task to help the team and players reach their full potential.”
Behan’s highlights of the Varsity Netball series include the victory over Pukke in the group phase of the tournament and the victory over Tuks in Pretoria in the semifinal. “I am very proud of my team moving up from fourth place in 2014 to second place this year. And of course the home final. That was our main goal at the beginning of the series so it was very special to achieve it in the end. ”
According to Behan the standard between the top five teams was high. “However, I would like to see all eight teams being competitive.”
Looking to next season Behan believes that they just need to build on what was reached during the past season. “The players can benefit from more experience. This will help with consistency and it will make us more competitive. ”
Maties Netbal honger vir nog sukses
Die rasse skrede waarmee Maties Netbal die afgelope drie jaar verbeter het, het die spelers en afrigter net meer gemotiveerd gemaak om nog groter sukses na te jaag.
In die eerste Varsity-netbalreeks het Maties sesde geëindig. Verlede jaar het Maties die halfeindronde gehaal en vanjaar het Christine Behan (afrigter) en haar span in die eindstryd gespeel.
Vir Behan en haar spelers was dit ‘n driejaar-plan wat vanjaar uiteindelik bymekaar gekom het. “Dit het nie oornag gebeur nie. Die kern van spelers het ongelooflik baie ingesit en opgeoffer. Die span op die baan is ook net so goed soos die span van die baan af. Die spanbestuur en ondersteuningspersoneel het ‘n ongelooflike taak verrig om die span en spelers te help om hul volle potensiaal te bereik.”
Behan se hoogtepunte sluit in die sege oor Pukke in die groep-fase van die toernooi en die sege oor Tuks in Pretoria in die halfeindstryd. “Ek is ook baie trots op my span wat opgeskuif het van die vierde plek in 2014 na die tweede posisie vanjaar. En natuurlik die tuis-eindstryd. Dit was ons hoof-doelwit aan die begin van die reeks so dit was baie spesiaal om dit op die ou end te bereik.”
Volgens Behan was die standaard tussen die top vyf spanne hoog. “Ek sou egter graag wou sien dat al agt spanne kompeterend is.”
Met die oog op volgende seisoen glo Behan dat hulle net moet voortbou op dit wat die afgelope seisoen bereik is. “Die spelers kan baat by nog ervaring. Dit sal help met konsekwentheid en dit sal ons meer kompeterend maak.”
Maties het Maandagaand in die Coetzenburg-sentrum maklik met VUT klaargespeel en die besoekers met 83-19 geklop. Woensdag pak Maties vir Pukke en die laaste wedstryd voor die halfeindronde is Maandag teen Kovsies in Stellenbosch. Die wedstryd teen Pukke is in Port Elizabeth nadat die vorige wedstryd tussen die twee spanne in die laaste kwart onverwags weens beurtkrag in Potchefstroom tot ‘n einde gebring is. Na verskeie opsies oorweeg is, is daar besluit om die wedstryd oor te speel.
Volgens Maties se afrigter, Christine Behan is sy tevrede met haar span se vertoning, maar dat daar nog deeglik geskaaf moet word vir die laaste twee kragmetings. Die uitslae van die wedstryde teen Pukke en Kovsies sal bepaal of Maties ‘n tuishalfeindstryd kan kry. Daar is selfs ‘n moontlikheid dat Maties nog eerste op die punteleer kan eindig. “Ja, daar is ‘n kans, maar ons dink nie daaraan nie. Ons wil baie graag ‘n tuishalfeindstryd speel en daarvoor moet ons die wedstryde wen. Die wedstryd teen Pukke is amper soos ‘n mini-eindstryd vir ons,” vertel Behan.
“Dit is soms moeiliker om teen die sogenaamde swakker spanne te speel, want spel is geneig om los te raak en dan vat die spelers onnodige kanse en hou nie altyd by die plan nie. Ons is egter vol vertroue dat ons Pukke en Kovsies kan klop. Ons werk hard en die bestuur kyk baie goed na die spelers. Moontlik is dit beslis.”
In die begin van die reeks het Behan se span nogal gesukkel met die sogenaamde kragspel (power play). Dit is twee minute waarin elke doel twee punte tel. “Ja, dit was ‘n bekommernis, maar ons is nou beter daarmee en ek is tevrede moet hoe ons dit benader. Dit is nie meer vir my ‘n probleem area van ons spel nie.”
Maties is tans derde op die punteleer agter Kovsies en Tukkies, maar het een wedstryd minder gespeel. Die wedstryd teen Pukke is Woensdag om 19:00. Maandag se kragmeting met Kovsies is om 19:00 in die Coetzenburg-sentrum.
Maties ready for Pukke, Kovsies
After a convincing victory over VUT in the Varsity Sports netball series on Monday two of the most important games in the series awaits the team of Maties.
Maties won the match easily against VUT in the Coetzenburg-centre. The score was 83-19. Wednesday Maties take on Pukke and the last game before the semi-finals is on Monday against Kovsies in Stellenbosch. The match against Pukke will be played in Port Elizabeth after the previous game between the two teams was unexpectedly brought to an end due to load shedding in Potchefstroom. After several options were considered, it was decided to replay the game.
According Maties coach Christine Behan she is satisfied with her team’s performance, but that there is still some work to do before the last two matches. The results of the matches against Pukle and Kovsies will determine whether Maties get a home semi-final. There is even a possibility that Maties can still finish top of the log. “Yes, there is a chance but we do not think about it. We would like a home semi-final and we have to win the games for that. The match against Pukke is almost like a mini-final for us,” says Behan.
“It is sometimes difficult to play against the so called weaker teams because the game tends to become loose and then the players take unnecessary chances and do not always stick to the game plan. However, we are confident that we can beat Pukke and Kovsies. We work hard and the management looks carefully after the players. It is definitely possible.”
In the beginning of the series Behan’s team struggled with the so-called power play. It is two minutes in which each goal counts two. “Yes, it was a concern, but we’re better at it and I’m happy now with how we approach it. It is no longer a problem area of our game. ”
Maties is currently third in the standings behind Kovsies and Pretoria, but with a game in hand. The match against Pukke is on Wednesday at 19:00. Monday’s clash with Kovsies is at 19:00 in the Coetzenburg centre.
The Maties Netball team is currently participating in the third edition of the Varsity Netball tournament.
Sasha-Lee Petersen and Jo Prins are both playing in their second tournaments. We caught up with them to find out what netball means to them and how they balance their sport and studies.
Defending mid-fielder (WD, GD or C) Sasha-Lee matriculated from De Kuilen High School in 2013 and is currently in her second year of a BA Sport Science degree.
Her dream is to represent South Africa as part of the Proteas team one day. She is currently playing for the Maties Netball 1st team, Western Cape Senior A team and the Southern Stings.
“Netball is a very big part of my life and I am very passionate about it,” she says.
She enjoys being part of Maties Netball. “The unity is so strong and the support is great.”
She balances her netball and academic obligations by using her time wisely. “If I’m not playing netball, I’m studying.”
Jo is in her first year of an education degree (BEd). She matriculated from Bloemhof Girls High School in 2013 and also plays in the mid-field, mostly as wing defence (WD).
She would also like to represent South Africa on senior level. As junior she was part of the U/18 SA team in 2013 and she participated in the African Youth Games as a member of the U/19 A team in 2014.
She is currently playing for the Maties Netball 1st team, Cape Winelands Senior A team, Western Cape Senior A team and the Southern Stings.
“I still play netball because I can’t imagine my life without it!” she says.
“Netball is my passion and I get to meet so many incredible people and travel a lot. I would encourage other young people to carry on with their sport after school if they are truly passionate about it. Being a student and an athlete at the same time teaches you important life skills such as working hard, time management, endurance and at the end of the day it makes you a better and stronger person.”
She describes the Maties Netball club as not just a team but a family.
“I don’t know how I would survive university without my Maties Netball family! They are the best support system you can ask for!”
She admits that balancing netball and academic obligations can be challenging. “I’m not going to lie, it is not easy! It takes a lot of hard work, commitment and determination. Time management and prioritising is key. One needs a great support system, because you won’t be able to do everything on your own and must realise very early that it’s okay to ask for help.”
Die Varsity Sports-netbaltoernooi het onlangs begin en van die land se beste netbalspelers sal te siene wees.
’n Nuwe element van vanjaar se toernooi is ‘n sosialemediaveldtog wat daarop gemik is om die wedstryddagervaring meer pret te maak. Die #ShowYourColours-inisiatief is ‘n uitnodiging vir alle universiteitsondersteuners om hul spanne te ondersteun wanneer hulle tuis speel en aan te trek of hulself te versier in hul plaaslike universiteit se kleure. Wenners sal deur die Varsity Sports-span gekies word en op Vrydae aangekondig word. Plaas jou #ShowYourColours-selfies met die ‘hashtags’ #ShowYourColours en #VS Netball op: Twitter: @VarsitysportsSA; Facebook: Facebook/VarsitySportsSA; Instagram: @VarsitysportsSA; YouTube: Varsity Sports SA.
Maties het verlede jaar vierde geëindig en as medekapteine sal Juline Rossouw en Suné Claassens ‘n groot rol speel in hul span se poging om vanjaar selfs nog beter te doen. Rossouw is ‘n voormalige Paarl Gimnasium-leerder wat in 2011 by die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) ingeskryf het. Sy studeer onderwys. Netbal is haar passie en sy beplan nie om binnekort op te hou speel nie. “Ek dink nie daar is enigiets anders in die wêreld wat my so gelukkig maak soos om tussen daardie vier lyne op die baan te wees nie.” Hierdie verdediger, wat die Proteas in 2013 in die Fast Five-wêreldreeks in Nieu-Seeland verteenwoordig het, speel tans vir Maties, die Kaapse Wynland Senior A-span en die Southern Stings (in die Brutal Fruit-netbalkompetisie).
Claassens, ‘n voormalige Augsburg Landbougimnasium-leerder, het ook in 2011 by die US ingeskryf. Sy is tans besig met ‘n nagraadse diploma in ontwikkelingsfinansies. As senter speel sy vir Maties, die Kaapse Wynland Senior A-span en die Southern Stings. “Netbal is nie net ‘n sport vir my nie, dis ‘n lewenstyl,” sê sy. Sowel Rossouw as Claassens moedig nuwe studente aan om aan te hou met sport terwyl hulle studeer, en daarna. “Dit leer jou om jou tyd te bestuur, hou jou fiks en gesond, bied ‘n blaaskans van jou studies en gee jou die geleentheid om nuwe mense te ontmoet. Om dit alles te kroon, kry jy ook die kans om deel te neem aan iets soos Varsity Netbal,” sê Claassens.
Ander datums: 14 September 19:00 – Maties vs. NWU-Pukke in Potchefstroom. 20 September 13:00 – Maties vs. UJ in Pretoria. 21 September 14:30 – Maties vs. UCT in Pretoria. 28 September 18:00 – Maties vs. VUT in Stellenbosch. 5 Oktober 19:00 – Maties vs. Kovsies in Stellenbosch. 12 Oktober – Semi-finale 19 Oktober – Finaal
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Maties finished fourth last year and as co-captains Juline Rossouw and Suné Claassens will play a big role in their team’s efforts to do even better this year.
Rossouw is a former Paarl Gymnasium learner who enrolled at Stellenbosch University (SU) in 2011. She is currently studying towards a degree in Education. Netball is her passion and she is not planning on quitting any time soon.
“I don’t think there is anything else in this world that makes me as happy as being between those four lines on court.”
This defender, who represented the Proteas in the Fast Five World Series in New Zealand in 2013, is currently playing for Maties, the Cape Winelands Senior A side and the Southern Stings (in the Brutal Fruit Netball Cup).
Claassens, a former Augsburg High (Augsburg Landbougimnasium) learner, also enrolled at SU in 2011 and has already graduated with a B.Com degree as well as a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE). She is currently busy with a postgraduate diploma in development finance.
As centre she is playing for Maties, the Cape Winelands Senior A side and the Southern Stings.
“Netball isn’t just a sport for me, it’s a lifestyle,” she says.
Both Rossouw and Claassens encourage new students to continue playing sport while at university, and after.
“It teaches you to manage your time, keeps you fit and healthy, offers you a break from your studies and gives you the opportunity to meet new people. To top it all, you also get the chance to be part of something like Varsity Netball,” says Claassens.
The team is coached by Christine Markgraaff-Behan and the squad includes Sasha-Lee Petersen, Jo Prins, Haike Brink, Juline Rossouw, Suné Claassens, Nelandré Mostert, Cari Swart, Saskia Stander, Stephanie Brandt, Somari Els, Charmaine Baard and Melandi Pretorius.
The 2015 Varsity Netball competition will kick off at the Coetzenburg Centre in Stellenbosch on 6 and 7 September when Maties take on NMMU and Tuks.
The other teams in the competition – UJ, VUT, Kovsies and NWU Pukke – will play at the University of the Free State.
19 October – Final
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