Refiloe Nketsa - Playing in Bloemfontein

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The University of the Free State Kovsies are extra motivated heading into the final two rounds of the Varsity Netball before the semi-finals.
The sixth and seventh rounds will be played in Bloemfontein on Sunday and Monday and Kovsies are determined to do well.
On Sunday, UFS will play against their bitter-rivals the University of Pretoria Tuks in the first game of round six.
A win will see Kovsies into the semi-finals, while Tuks are under pressure as the defending champions.
The Kovsies captain, Refiloe Nketsa, told OFM Sport that playing at home will be extra special.
Sunday’s big game at the Callie Human Hall on the campus gets underway at 13:00.
20 Sep 2024 2AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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