2013 African Netball Championship

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Host country Malawi
Venue(s)Blantyre Youth Centre
College of Medicine
Dates24–28 June 2013
2013 African Netball Championship
Tournament details
Host country Malawi
CityBlantyre
Venue(s)Blantyre Youth Centre
College of Medicine
Dates24–28 June 2013
Teams8
Final positions
Champions South Africa
Runner-up Malawi
Third place Uganda
 2012
2014 

The 2013 African Netball Championship was hosted by Malawi in June 2013. It was the second African Netball Championships tournament. It featured eight African national teams.[1][2][3] With a team coached by Elize Kotze and captained by Maryka Holtzhausen, South Africa won the tournament. South Africa finished the tournament undefeated, winning all five of their matches. In the final they defeated Malawi 54–52 after extra time.[4][5][6][7]

Team Head coach Captain
 Botswana
 MalawiPeace Chawinga[4]
 Namibia
 South Africa[5][8]Elize KotzeMaryka Holtzhausen
 Swaziland
 UgandaFred Mugerwa[9]
 ZambiaCharles Zulu[10]
 Zimbabwe

Pool 1

Matches

Round 1
24 June 2013  Malawi 68–43  Zimbabwe College of Medicine  

Sources:[11]

25 June 2013  Zambia 55–41  Botswana  
Round 2
26 June 2013  Malawi 55–48  Zambia Blantyre Youth Centre  

Sources:[10]

26 June 2013  Zimbabwe 51-49  Botswana  
Round 3
27 June 2013  Malawi 65–23  Botswana  

Sources:[9]

27 June 2013  Zambia 63–44  Zimbabwe  

Final table

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1  Malawi3300188114+746
2  Zambia3201166140+264
3  Zimbabwe3102138180–422
4  Botswana3003113171–580

  Qualified for Semi-finals
  Eliminated

Sources:[2]

Pool 2

Matches

Round 1
25 June 2013  South Africa 75–34  Namibia  

Sources:[12]

25 June 2013  Uganda 69–38  Swaziland  
Round 2
26 June 2013  South Africa 73–28  Swaziland  

Sources:[13]

26 June 2013  Uganda 72–45  Namibia  
Round 3
27 June 2013  Namibia 53–30  Swaziland  
27 June 2013  South Africa 46–39  Uganda  
16:00

Sources:[14]

Final table

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1  South Africa3300195101+946
2  Uganda3201180129+514
3  Namibia3102132177–452
4  Swaziland300396196–1000

  Qualified for Semi-finals
  Eliminated

Sources:[2]

Playoffs

Final Rankings

References

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