


Announcing the Technical Panel for the Indoor Africa Cup [IAC] 2021 (M/W) | Durban, South Africa (16-18 Apr 2021)
The Indoor Africa Cup [IAC] 2021 (M/W) is the AfHF Qualifier for the Indoor World Cup [IWC] 2022 | Liège, Belgium (2-6 Feb 2022) Men & Women Teams participating from South Africa 🇿🇦 Namibia 🇳🇦 & Botswana 🇧🇼 Venue: Thomas Moore College, 15 Sykes Road, Kloof, KwaZulu Natal, Durban Sponsored by: Pharco Pharmaceuticals #IAC2021

IAC 2017: SA Men are winners and qualify for Indoor World Cup

IAC 2017: Final Score Sheet

IAC 2017: It’s Official! Namibia’s Women wins & qualifies for Indoor World Cup

IAC 2017: Standings at the end of Day 2

IAC 2017 – Day 2: Hat-trick for Rusten as Zimbabwe goes home
The afternoon session of Day 2 was supposed to be an appetizer to whet the whistle before tomorrows finals. In the ladies game the SPAR South Africa ladies produced some of their best hockey in the opening half and then employed a game management to shut it down as they emerged victorious 7-0. It was a pretty poor performance in truth by the Namibians who must avoid defeat tonight to Zimbabwe to qualify for the final. In the mens game it was more of the same although Trevor Cormack rested a few players ahead of tomorrows final. The South Africans were in belligerent mood as they romped to a delightful 9-1 victory including a fine hat-trick for 19 year old Rusten Abrahams. Tonight the Zimbabwe men say goodbye to the tournament, while their women look to cause an upset and sneak into the final ahead of the Namibians.

IAC 2017 – Day 2: SA hockey proves dominance
If Zimbabwe were an unknown factor on Day 1 that was no longer the case this morning as both the SA Men and the SA Women were absolutely dominant in defeating their counterparts without conceding a goal. Zimbabwe have been a massive credit to the tournament and their own development will be instrumental in the game of indoor hockey growing on the continent, they can be proud of their displays. Ryan Julius was the star for the SA Men netting 5 times including some devastating combinations with Olympian Wade Paton. In the ladies game the goals were shared evenly in a game that meant Cindy Hack, the SA ladies captain, became the first to reach 50 Indoor Hockey caps for SA Hockey! With that result in the Mens tournament the final will now be contested by SA and Namibia, however the Zimbabwe ladies may still have a chance if they beat Namibia tonight.

IAC 2017: Standings after Day 1 (Men & Women)
