St. Pauls clinch girls Super league title
Hockey
The Girls Super Hockey Super League final concluded on 16 August, with the girls of St. Pauls emerging as champions in a dramatic 5-0 victory over Windhoek Gymnasium. Following an intense semi-finals weekend, the final proved a fitting conclusion to the tournament, with both teams showcasing skill and determination.
Semi-Finals Recap
The semi-finals were nothing short of spectacular, with both teams putting up an incredible fight. Windhoek Gymnasium started strongly, showing intensity from the very first quarter against Windhoek Afrikaans Private School. They eventually secured a 2-0 victory. “We fought and gave it our best, even though the opponents put up quite a fight. Our girls never stopped and gave it their all,” said Onique Bezuidenhout of Windhoek Gymnasium in an interview with Sport Wrap after the semi-finals.
St. Pauls also claimed victory, defeating Pro-Ed Akademie 3-0. “It was a very tough game, especially in the second and third quarters. We will be playing against Windhoek Gymnasium in the finals, which I expect to be a very challenging match. They’re a good team with strong teamwork, but I believe we can pull through,” said St. Pauls’ Stephanie Shepherd following the semi-finals.
Finals Recap
The Girls Super League final marked a fitting end to a highly competitive tournament, with St. Pauls emerging as champions after a hard-fought battle against Windhoek Gymnasium. Held at Windhoek Gymnasium’s King Price Aloe Park, the match featured two of the competition’s strongest teams, each determined to claim the title.
In the end, St. Pauls lifted the trophy, securing a well-earned victory and etching their name into the league’s history. Their performance throughout the season demonstrated not only technical skill but also strong teamwork and discipline under pressure.
This year’s final concluded a tournament that highlighted the depth of talent in schoolgirls’ hockey, with standout performances across all stages. Congratulations to St. Pauls on their championship win, and commendations to all teams who participated in making the 2025 season a memorable one.
Semi-Finals Recap
The semi-finals were nothing short of spectacular, with both teams putting up an incredible fight. Windhoek Gymnasium started strongly, showing intensity from the very first quarter against Windhoek Afrikaans Private School. They eventually secured a 2-0 victory. “We fought and gave it our best, even though the opponents put up quite a fight. Our girls never stopped and gave it their all,” said Onique Bezuidenhout of Windhoek Gymnasium in an interview with Sport Wrap after the semi-finals.
St. Pauls also claimed victory, defeating Pro-Ed Akademie 3-0. “It was a very tough game, especially in the second and third quarters. We will be playing against Windhoek Gymnasium in the finals, which I expect to be a very challenging match. They’re a good team with strong teamwork, but I believe we can pull through,” said St. Pauls’ Stephanie Shepherd following the semi-finals.
Finals Recap
The Girls Super League final marked a fitting end to a highly competitive tournament, with St. Pauls emerging as champions after a hard-fought battle against Windhoek Gymnasium. Held at Windhoek Gymnasium’s King Price Aloe Park, the match featured two of the competition’s strongest teams, each determined to claim the title.
In the end, St. Pauls lifted the trophy, securing a well-earned victory and etching their name into the league’s history. Their performance throughout the season demonstrated not only technical skill but also strong teamwork and discipline under pressure.
This year’s final concluded a tournament that highlighted the depth of talent in schoolgirls’ hockey, with standout performances across all stages. Congratulations to St. Pauls on their championship win, and commendations to all teams who participated in making the 2025 season a memorable one.
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