The Spar South Africa Women’s Indoor Hockey Team has confirmed their High Performance Squad for the upcoming season, ushering in a new era under newly-appointed head coach Calvin Price.
Price, who previously served as assistant coach and helped guide Namibia to a historic top-six finish at the 2025 Indoor Hockey World Cup, now leads the charge for South Africa as they look to build toward future success, starting with preparations for the prestigious Nkosi Cup in December.
The 32-player squad includes a powerful core of experienced players, notably five of the most capped athletes in South African Indoor Hockey history: Jamie Southgate (105 caps), Tegan Fourie (81), Jessica Lardant (76), Edith Molikoe (79), and Cheree Greyvenstein (75).
These stalwarts were all part of the squad that competed earlier this year at the Indoor World Series in Poreč, Croatia.
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At the same time, the future is firmly in focus. The squad includes 11 uncapped players, showcasing a bold commitment to development and creating a healthy pipeline of young talent ready to break onto the international stage.
“It’s an exciting time for women’s indoor hockey in South Africa,” said Price.
“We have a phenomenal blend of battle-tested veterans and vibrant young players. The work starts now as we build something special for the future, and it’s a privilege to lead that journey.”
Spar SA Women’s Indoor Hockey Head Coach, Calvin Price
The squad will assemble for a series of training and selection camps later this year, culminating in their participation at the Nkosi Cup, a tournament that continues to grow in stature on the global indoor hockey calendar.
SA Hockey Names U21 Women’s Training Squad ahead of Junior World Cup Selection Camp
South African Hockey has announced the SA U21 Women’s Training Squad, a group of the brightest young stars in the country who have been invited to the final selection camp scheduled for early September.
From this group, the final squad for the FIH Junior Women’s World Cup will be named.
The Junior World Cup, set to take place in Santiago, Chile in December 2025, will mark South Africa’s 9th consecutive appearance at the prestigious tournament.
The team secured qualification by winning the Junior Africa Cup, a dominant display that affirmed their status as continental champions.
This remarkable group has also been recognised beyond the turf, having been named a finalist for Team of the Year at the 2025 gsport Awards, highlighting their role in elevating women’s sport in South Africa.
As preparations intensify, the players below will be competing for a place in the final squad that will proudly carry the nation’s flag in Chile.
With talent, determination and national pride on display, this group of young women represents the very best of South Africa’s next generation of hockey stars.
The final squad announcement, following the September camp, will set the stage for another exciting global journey as Team SA prepares for Chile.
Name and Caps of the 2025 Spar SA Women’s Indoor Hockey High Performance Squad
Anja Tromp (0)
Ashleigh Thomas (0)
Bathobile Masuku (0)
Bonolo Moabi (20)
Caprice Bengston (0)
Caylinn den Bakker (24)
Cerian Fourie (18)
Charlize Swanepoel (16)
Chelsea Wolff (0)
Cheree Greyvenstein (75)
Daniella de Oliveira (47)
Edith Molikoe (79)
Elizabeth Porter (9)
Emily Macquet (6)
Gabriella Terblanche (6)
Grace Cochrane (0)
Jamie Southgate (105)
Jessica Lardant(76)
Jodie Blows (0)
Kayla de Waal (60)
Laiken Brisset (36)
Laylaa Davids (18)
Malikah Hamza (30)
Nepo Serage (11)
Nomsa Mzizi (0)
Paris-Gail Isaacs (0)
Pretty Morema (0)
Robyn Johnson (66)
Sarah Paget (21)
Tara Pakendorf (0)
Tatum Kroutz (6)
Tegan Fourie (81)
The SA U21 Women’s Training Squad ahead of the Junior World Cup Selection Camp
Richelle Norval WP
Lily-Anne Theron NG
Manisha Desai WP
Luané Janssen NG
Paris-Gayle Isaacs SC
Ifeoma Ndubueze WP
Angele Vogel NG
Akhile Molalane NW
Germarie Spershott NW
Lané Barnard WP
Hannah Quinton SC
Talita Modiakgotla-Botha WP
Malikah Hamza WP
Emily Macquet NG
Unathi Masondo WP
Baylee Engelke NG
Jenna Blaauw WP
Reabetswe Phume SC
Paige Salis NG
Taheera Augousti WP
Ane Janse van Vuuren NW
Paige Thomas WP
Grace Goodwin WP
Nomsa Mzizi NW
Jodie Blows WP
Ntsopa Mokoena NG
Amber Fairon SG
Thabelani Metu NW
Teshawn de la Rey NW
Anja Tromp NG
Tara Pakendorf WP
Tanya Pieterse WP
Mbali Anthony WP
Solange Jacobs FS
Leah du Plessis BOL
Abigail Holderness EP
Jehan Abrahams WP
Bathobile Masuku MPU
Olivia Dillon NG
Caprice Bengston KZN
Nuriyah Bell NW
Kelly Wilson NW
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Main Photo Caption: Jamie Southgate leads the experience contingent of a youth-focussed Spar SA Indoor Hockey High Performance Squad, ushering in a new era under newly-appointed head coach Calvin Price ahead of the upcoming season. Photo: SA Hockey
