Division A

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Division A

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1Fireballs1212024
2Crinums1210220
3Jaguars127514
4Flames125611
4Southern Stings125611
6Aloes121112
7Baobabs121112

Division B

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Division B

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2Kingdom Stars1612325
3Tshukudu1612325
4Sunbirds1612424
5Kingdom Queens168717
6Sonoblomo1651110
7Diamonds163136
8Lilies163136
9Comets161143

Division A Teams

Free State
Crinums

Gauteng
Jaguars

Gauteng Golden
Fireballs

Western Cape
Southern Stings

North West
Flames

Eastern Cape
Aloes

Limpopo
Baobabos

Division B Teams

Eastern Cape
Comets

Northern Cape
Diamonds 

Free State
Sonoblomo

KwaZulu-Natal
Kingdom Stars

Mpumalanga
Sunbirds

KwaZulu-Natal
Kingdom Queens

Western Cape
Tornados

Limpopo
Lilies

North West
Tshukudu

Player Awards

Division A

Congratulation to the 2025 Telkom Netball League Champions, the Gauteng Golden Fireballs

Best Shooter

Owethu Ngubane | GS

Best Mid Court

Refiloe Nketsa | C

Best Defender

Jamie van Wyk | GD

Player of the Tournament

Tarle Mathe | C

Division B

Congratulation to the Kingdom Stars, who are the TNL Division 2 Champions

Best Shooter

Rehana Noah | GS

Best Mid Court

Johanné Meyer | WA/C

Best Defender

Nozipho Ntshangase | GK

Player of the Tournament

Thulisile Maduna | GD

About Telkom Netball League

South Africa’s top netball competition featuring 16 teams from the nine provinces. 2025 edition will see the inclusion of the SPAR Baby Proteas as a 17th team.

Established in 2014 as the Brutal Fruit Netball Premier League, the Telkom Netball League (TNL) is South Africa’s premier semi-professional netball competition, organised by Netball South Africa. In 2019, Telkom became the title sponsor, leading to the league’s current name. The TNL features 16 teams from all nine provinces, divided into two divisions with a promotion and relegation system. Notably, the Free State Crinums clinched the inaugural championship and have secured four titles to date, while the Gauteng Jaguars hold the record with six championships. The league has been instrumental in elevating netball’s profile in South Africa, providing a platform for players to showcase their talents and fostering the sport’s growth nationwide.


2025 Schedule

Power week 1: 26 April – 4 May 2025
Power week 2: 13 – 17 June 2025
Power week 3: 14 – 20 July 2025

Past winners of the National League (TNL/BFNPL):

Year

Winner

Runner-Up

2025

Gauteng Golden Fireballs

Free State Crinums

2024

Free State Crinums

Gauteng Jaguars

2023

Gauteng Jaguars

Free State Crinums

2022

Gauteng Golden Fireballs

Gauteng Jaguars

2021

Gauteng Jaguars

Western Cape Southern Stings

2020

Gauteng Jaguars

Free State Crinums

2019

Gauteng Jaguars

Western Cape Southern Stings

2018

Gauteng Jaguars

Western Cape Southern Stings

2017

Gauteng Jaguars

North West Flames

2016

Free State Crinums

Gauteng Jaguars

2015

Free State Crinums

Gauteng Jaguars

2014

Free State Crinums

Gauteng Jaguars

Division 2 (*All teams played in one division 2016-2018)

Year

Winner

Runner-Up

2025

KwaZulu-Natal Kingdom Stars

Western Cape Tornados

2024

KwaZulu-Natal Kingdom Stars

Eastern Cape Comets

2023

Limpop Baobabs

Western Cape Tornados

2022

Eastern Cape Aloes

Mpumalanga Sunbirds

2021

Eastern Cape Aloes

Western Cape Tornados

2020

Eastern Cape Aloes

KwaZulu-Natal Kingdom Queens

2019

KwaZulu-Natal Kingdom Stars

Finished top of the log standings, no final was played.

2015

KwaZulu-Natal Kingdom Stars

Eastern Cape Aloes

2014

Western Cape Southern Stings

KwaZulu-Natal Kingdom Stars

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