2019 Women's Premier Hockey League (South Africa)

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2019 Women's Premier Hockey League
Tournament details
Host country Johannesburg
City South Africa
Dates18 July 2019 (2019-07-18)–4 August 2019 (2019-08-04)
Teams6
Venue(s) Randburg Hockey Stadium
Final positions
Champions Madikwe Rangers
Runner-upWineland Wings
Third place Orange River Rafters
Tournament statistics
Matches played19
Goals scored75 (3.95 per match)
Top scorer(s) Sylvia van Jaarsveldt (6 goals)
Best player Lisa-Marie Deetlefs
Best young player Bianca Wood
Best goalkeeper Mmatshepo Modipane
← 2018 (previous)

The 2019 Women's Premier Hockey League was the 4th edition of the Premier Hockey League, the annual tournament women's field hockey championship of South Africa. [1]

Contents

Competition format

Format

The 2019 Premier Hockey League followed a single round-robin format, followed by a [classification round.

During the pool stage teams played each other once. The top four ranked teams qualified for the Classification Round. Team 1 played Team 4, while Team 2 played Team 3 in the two semi-finals. The two victorious teams moved onto the Final, while the losing teams competed for third place.

Point allocation

Match points were distributed as follows:

Participating teams

Each squad consists of 20 players, made up of 7 marquee players as determined by SA Hockey’s team, with a further 3 players into their 20 from the "new generation" pool featuring the country’s most exciting young talent. Coaches were forced to release between 4 and 8 players from the 2018 squads ahead of the draft. [2]

Blyde River Bunters

Head Coach: Marcelle Keet

  1. Phumelela Mbande
  2. Shindre-Lee Simmons
  3. Celia Evans
  4. Lauren Nina
  5. Courtney du Preez
  6. Izelle Verster
  7. Nicolene Terblanche
  8. Elmien Marais
  9. Kaylim Bowers
  10. Lelethu Ndakisa
  11. Nicole Kemp
  12. Marizen Marais
  13. Gracious Mpe
  14. Cloé de Souza
  15. Charmorne Theron
  16. Sarah Bingham
  17. Meeghan Klomp
  18. Hannah Shirley
  19. Jessica de Bruyn-Smith
  20. Miecke Flemming
  21. Thando Mtalana
Madikwe Rangers

Head Coach: Sandile Bosman

  1. Caitlin Grant
  2. Mmatshepo Modipane
  3. Nomnikelo Veto
  4. Isabella da Rocha
  5. Claire Gibbings
  6. Tamlyn Kock
  7. Mikkela le Roux
  8. Kiara Fitzhenry
  9. Courtney Abrahams
  10. Ashleigh Datnow
  11. Kristen Paton
  12. Londeka Dlamini
  13. Hildah Dikhudu
  14. Toni Marks
  15. Kirsty Adams
  16. Lisa-Marie Deetlefs
  17. Antoinette Louw (field hockey)
  18. Amoré de Wet
  19. Mandisa Sigudla
  20. Hannah Pearce
  21. Andrea Leader
  22. Martiné de Bruin
Namaqualand Daisies

Head Coach: Bevan Bennet

  1. Maboloke Serage
  2. Lizanne Jacobs
  3. Ammaarah Hendricks
  4. Ashleigh Thomas
  5. Lezaan Janse van Vuren
  6. Laila Williams
  7. Lethabo Nkoe
  8. Bianca Wood
  9. Lerato Mahole
  10. Shelmy Hall
  11. Kelsey Minnaar
  12. Thati Segaole
  13. Anke Badenhorst
  14. Sare Laubscher
  15. Sasha Sivertsen
  16. Mia Barnard
  17. Jean-Leigh du Toit
  18. Mishka Ellis
Orange River Rafters

Head Coach: Shaun Hulley

  1. Carienke Jacobs
  2. Cheree Greyvenstein
  3. Chane Hartel
  4. Laylaa Davids
  5. Zeena Martin
  6. Amy Etherington
  7. Jacolene McLaren
  8. Donna Small
  9. Charné Maddocks
  10. Casey-Jean Botha
  11. Zimkhitha Weston
  12. Sulette Damons
  13. Ongeziwe Mali
  14. Dirkie Chamberlain
  15. Christa Ramasimong
  16. Natalie Esteves
  17. Simone Gouws
  18. Luche Klaasen
  19. Francisca Darkoh
  20. Zimasa Dunywa
  21. Nicole Walraven
St. Lucia Lakers

Head Coach: Tarrin Ramsden

  1. Sarah Paget
  2. Marileze van Tonder
  3. Quanita Bobbs
  4. Demi Harmse
  5. Jenna Shuker
  6. Tegan Fourie
  7. Karen Bowyer
  8. Stephanie Baxter
  9. Chemelda Ontong
  10. Lisa Hawker
  11. Lilian du Plessis
  12. Kara-Lee Botes
  13. Polly Mashau
  14. Julia Hoal
  15. Megan Anderson
  16. Heraldine Olin
  17. Erin Christie
  18. Refilwe Ralikontsane
  19. Paige Phillips
  20. Tasmyn Preller
Wineland Wings

Head Coach: Ryan Pillay

  1. Sisipho Magwaza
  2. Michelle Dykman
  3. Robyn Johnson
  4. Nompilo Thenjwayo
  5. Angela Welham
  6. Badrunnisaa Halliday
  7. Tarryn Glasby
  8. Jessica Lardant
  9. Pretty Morema
  10. Sylvia van Jaarsveldt
  11. Marguerite van Wyk
  12. Aimee-Leigh Pote
  13. Dunell van Taak
  14. Legae Mentoor
  15. Jade Mayne
  16. Cailynn den Bakker
  17. Christine Seggie
  18. Maikemisetso Marokoane
  19. Thando Chithi
  20. Tiffany Jones
  21. Stephanie Botha
  22. Zimisele Shange
  23. Candice Manuel

Results

Pool stage

PosTeamPldWWDLDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1 ––  Wineland Wings5220192+712 Semi-Final
2 ––  Madikwe Rangers 53002109+19
3 ––  Orange River Rafters 520218808
4 ––  Namaqualand Daisies 52012121207
5 ––  Blyde River Bunters 5200357−26
6 ––  St. Lucia Lakers511031112−16
Source: SA Hockey
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) matches won; 3) goal difference; 4) goals for; 5) head-to-head result; 6) field goals scored.

Matches

18 July 2019
12:00
Orange River Rafters 1–1Wineland Wings
Damons Field hockey ball.svg 54' Report Botha Field hockey ball.svg 41'
Penalties
Mali Field hockey pengoal.svg
Small Field hockey pengoal.svg
Gouws Field hockey penmiss.svg
Botha Field hockey pengoal.svg
Damons Field hockey penmiss.svg		3–4Field hockey penmiss.svg van Jaarsveldt
Field hockey pengoal.svg Johnson
Field hockey pengoal.svg Glasby
Field hockey pengoal.svg den Bakker
Field hockey pengoal.svg Botha
18 July 2019
16:00
Blyde River Bunters 0–1 Madikwe Rangers
Report Louw Field hockey ball.svg 58'
19 July 2019
08:00
Namaqualand Daisies 3–5St. Lucia Lakers
Laubscher Field hockey ball.svg 6'
Segaole Field hockey ball.svg 7'
du Toit Field hockey ball.svg 25'		 Report du Plessis Field hockey ball.svg 22'
Baxter Field hockey ball.svg 23'
Mashau Field hockey ball.svg 28'
Fourie Field hockey ball.svg 52'
Anderson Field hockey ball.svg 58'
19 July 2019
12:00
Blyde River Bunters 0–2Wineland Wings
Report van Jaarsveldt Field hockey ball.svg 4'
Glasby Field hockey ball.svg 38'
20 July 2019
10:00
Orange River Rafters 1–0 Blyde River Bunters
Gouws Field hockey ball.svg 5' Report
20 July 2019
14:00
Namaqualand Daisies 3–2 Madikwe Rangers
Thomas Field hockey ball.svg 5', 51'
Wood Field hockey ball.svg 59'		 Report Datnow Field hockey ball.svg 53'
Marks Field hockey ball.svg 57'
21 July 2019
12:00
Orange River Rafters 3–3St. Lucia Lakers
Damons Field hockey ball.svg 1', 53'
Weston Field hockey ball.svg 10'		 Report Ralikontsane Field hockey ball.svg 5'
Bobbs Field hockey ball.svg 35'
du Plessis Field hockey ball.svg 43'
Penalties
Mali Field hockey penmiss.svg
Gouws Field hockey penmiss.svg
Small Field hockey penmiss.svg
Botha Field hockey penmiss.svg		0–2Field hockey pengoal.svg Bobbs
Field hockey penmiss.svg du Plessis
Field hockey penmiss.svg Fourie
Field hockey pengoal.svg Hawker
21 July 2019
14:00
Namaqualand Daisies 1–1Wineland Wings
Laubscher Field hockey ball.svg 50' Report van Jaarsveldt Field hockey ball.svg 26'
Penalties
Segaole Field hockey pengoal.svg
Janse van Vuren Field hockey penmiss.svg
Nkoe Field hockey pengoal.svg
Laubscher Field hockey penmiss.svg		2–4Field hockey pengoal.svg van Jaarsveldt
Field hockey pengoal.svg Johnson
Field hockey pengoal.svg Glasby
Field hockey pengoal.svg Lardant
27 July 2019
10:00
Blyde River Bunters 3–2 Namaqualand Daisies
Evans Field hockey ball.svg 1', 60'
Verster Field hockey ball.svg 13'		 Report Wood Field hockey ball.svg 32', 46'
27 July 2019
14:00
St. Lucia Lakers1–2 Madikwe Rangers
Anderson Field hockey ball.svg 37' Report Veto Field hockey ball.svg 6', 21'
28 July 2019
08:00
Blyde River Bunters 2–1St. Lucia Lakers
Evans Field hockey ball.svg 26'
Flemming Field hockey ball.svg 43'		 Report Baxter Field hockey ball.svg 5'
28 July 2019
10:00
Madikwe Rangers 4–3Wineland Wings
Louw Field hockey ball.svg 10'
Deetlefs Field hockey ball.svg 21', 33'
Kock Field hockey ball.svg 59'		 Report Mayne Field hockey ball.svg 19'
van Jaarsveldt Field hockey ball.svg 20'
Botha Field hockey ball.svg 49'
28 July 2019
16:00
Orange River Rafters 1–3 Namaqualand Daisies
Maddocks Field hockey ball.svg 57' Report Thomas Field hockey ball.svg 42'
du Toit Field hockey ball.svg 49', 60'

Classification stage

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
3 August 2019
 
 
 Madikwe Rangers (p.s.o.)3 (4)
 
4 August 2019
 
 Orange River Rafters 3 (3)
 
 Madikwe Rangers (p.s.o.)1 (3)
 
3 August 2019
 
Wineland Wings 1 (2)
 
Wineland Wings4
 
 
 Namaqualand Daisies 3
 
Third place
 
 
4 August 2019
 
 
 Orange River Rafters 4
 
 
 Namaqualand Daisies 1

Semi-finals

3 August 2019
12:00
Madikwe Rangers 3–3 Orange River Rafters
Deetlefs Field hockey ball.svg 4'
Paton Field hockey ball.svg 34'
Datnow Field hockey ball.svg 47'		 Report Weston Field hockey ball.svg 6'
Chamberlain Field hockey ball.svg 46'
Mali Field hockey ball.svg 56'
Penalties
Deetlefs Field hockey penmiss.svg
Adams Field hockey pengoal.svg
Pearce Field hockey penmiss.svg
da Rocha Field hockey pengoal.svg
Paton Field hockey penmiss.svg
Paton Field hockey pengoal.svg
Deetlefs Field hockey pengoal.svg		4–3Field hockey penmiss.svg Small
Field hockey penmiss.svg Mali
Field hockey pengoal.svg Chamberlain
Field hockey penmiss.svg Weston
Field hockey pengoal.svg Botha
Field hockey pengoal.svg Chamberlain
Field hockey penmiss.svg Botha

16:00
Wineland Wings4–3 Namaqualand Daisies
Glasby Field hockey ball.svg 32'
van Jaarsveldt Field hockey ball.svg 35', 57'
Mayne Field hockey ball.svg 54'		 Report Segaole Field hockey ball.svg 12'
Thomas Field hockey ball.svg 48'
Wood Field hockey ball.svg 49'

Third place game

4 August 2019
10:00
Orange River Rafters 4–1 Namaqualand Daisies
Weston Field hockey ball.svg 2'
Small Field hockey ball.svg 16'
Chamberlain Field hockey ball.svg 34'
Mali Field hockey ball.svg 47'		 Report Wood Field hockey ball.svg 46'

Final

4 August 2019
14:00
Madikwe Rangers 1–1Wineland Wings
Veto Field hockey ball.svg 49' Reports Lardant Field hockey ball.svg 53'
Penalties
Deetlefs Field hockey pengoal.svg
Adams Field hockey pengoal.svg
Pearce Field hockey penmiss.svg
da Rocha Field hockey penmiss.svg
Paton Field hockey penmiss.svg
Deetlefs Field hockey pengoal.svg		3–2Field hockey penmiss.svg van Jaarsveldt
Field hockey penmiss.svg Johnson
Field hockey pengoal.svg Glasby
Field hockey pengoal.svg Lardant
Field hockey penmiss.svg Botha
Field hockey penmiss.svg Glasby

[3]

Awards

Player of the tournamentGoalkeeper of the tournamentTop goalscorerYoung Player of the tournament
Lisa-Marie Deetlefs (Rangers) Mmatshepo Modipane (Rangers) Sylvia van Jaarsveldt (Wings) Bianca Wood (Daisies)

[4]

Final ranking

RankTeam
Gold medal icon.svg Madikwe Rangers
Silver medal icon.svgWineland Wings
Bronze medal icon.svg Orange River Rafters
4 Namaqualand Daisies
5 Blyde River Bunters
6St. Lucia Lakers

Goalscorers

There have been 75 goals scored in 19 matches, for an average of 3.95 goals per match.

6 goals

5 goals

4 goals

3 goals

2 goals

1 goal

Source: SAHA

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