The Addo Elephants struck a devastating blow as Julian Hykes netted a late winner for the 2016 Runners-up, the Orange River Rafters came from behind to win their opener, the Mapungubwe Mambas gave coach Lungile Tsolekile the perfect start, the Blyde River Bunters continued their miserly ways and the Maropeng Cavemen and Garden Route Gazelles
The highly anticipated third season of the CTM PHL took a step up in preparation tonight as the teams were finalised after the draft. The draft, which is based on the American sports draft system as seen in the likes of the NBA and NFL, sees the selected coaching teams battle for players to fill
Photos by Marcel Sigg National women’s hockey coach Sheldon Rostron has hailed the Premier Hockey League as an important part of the bigger picture of the country’s hockey set-up and said the standard of this year’s tournament was a big step up from 2016. Speaking as the curtain came down on the 2017
The Orange River Rafters completed their climb from rock bottom to the pinnacle of the Premier Hockey League, while the Crossroads Maropeng Cavemen stormed to a successful title defence in Johannesburg today. After their extraordinary road to the final, the Rafters took the title with victory over the Private Property St Lucia Lakers
It was a day for the underdogs as the Premier Hockey League reached the semifinal stage in Johannesburg today. After a tournament of turnarounds, the teams that finished bottom of both the men’s and women’s logs in 2016 booked their places in the 2017 final, to be played at the Randburg Astro tomorrow. The