Swimming club that won the club championship at the Bank Windhoek National Swimming Championships.
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The Namibian
Dolphins were comfortable winners of club competition with 4 706 points
“Dolphins were comfortable winners of the club competition with a total of 4 706 points, with Aqua coming second (2 628) and Marlins third (561).”
Durand, Humphrey top senior swimmersThe Namibian
Dolphins team won silver in girls 15-16 200m freestyle relay with time 1:58.39
“In the girls 15-16 200m freestyle relay, the top two teams broke the previous record of 1:58.56, which was established 11 years ago. The Aqua Swimming and Fitness Club team of Bergh, Rey, Slinger and Matyayi won gold in 1:56.38, while the Dolphins team of Lilia Ellis, Zafari Zeidler, Lara Steyn and Vitoria de Sousa won silver in 1:58.39.”
Seven records on first day of swimming champsThe Namibian
Dolphins finished on five points
“Dolphins on five points and Western Suburbs on three made up the rear.”
Wanderers win JSB Club ChampsHesron Kapanga Trustco United defeated Rehoboth 66-47 at home in Round 8 of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League, with United scoring 10 tries and Rehoboth replying with six tries in a high-scoring encounter.
21 July 2026 · New Era →
Hesron Kapanga Trustco United defeated Rehoboth 66-47 at home in Round 8 of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League, with United scoring 10 tries and Rehoboth replying with six tries in a high-scoring encounter.
21 July 2026 · New Era →
At the halfway stage, FNB Grootfontein lead the Namibia Rugby Premier League on 32 points, with FNB Wanderers (30) and Trustco United (29) close behind, each with a game in hand. Grootfontein face Reho Falcon this weekend, while Wanderers host defending champions FNB Kudus in the standout fixture.
3 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Defending champions Kudu Rugby Club defeated Unam 41-27 in Round Six of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League, with Aston Mukwilongo scoring a hat-trick of tries for the visitors. The victory keeps Kudu fourth on the standings with 25 points.
23 June 2026 · New Era →
Cricket's T20 Tri-Nations series between Namibia, Nigeria and Hong Kong is taking place at the FNB Namibia Cricket Ground, while the Namibia rugby league continues countrywide and NFA Cup semifinals are held at Windhoek's Independence Stadium.
19 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Algerian club USM Alger defeated Egyptian Zamalek 8-7 on penalties in Cairo on Saturday to win the CAF Confederation Cup for a second time, with the aggregate score level at 1-1 after Zamalek won the second leg 1-0.
17 May 2026 · The Namibian →
Athletics, rugby, football and tennis feature in weekend sporting action, with the Namibia Senior Track & Field Championships taking place at Windhoek's Independence Stadium on Friday and Saturday, the Namibia Rugby Premier League continuing with matches throughout Namibia, and the finals of the ITF J30 u18 tennis championships at the Central Tennis Courts.
24 April 2026 · The Namibian →
The Pupkewitz-Nasfed Open Water Challenge at Lake Oanob Resort on 11–12 April 2026 brought together swimmers from multiple clubs and non-affiliated competitors across all age groups. Riley Bergh (Marlins) topped the men's competition with 72 points, Lara Steyn (Dolphins) led the women with 66 points, and competitors ranging from 12-year-olds to a 68-year-old competed in events from 1.5km to 10km distances, showcasing Namibia's aquatic talent across generations.
16 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Oliver Durand and Jessica Humphrey were crowned senior victor and victrix ludorum champions at the Bank Windhoek National Swimming Championships in Windhoek. Nine new national records and one Nasfed record were set during the five-day competition, with Dolphins winning the club championship.
24 February 2026 · The Namibian →
The Bank Windhoek National Swimming Championships opened with seven records broken on Wednesday, including records in boys and girls freestyle and medley relay events, with Aqua Swimming and Fitness Club accounting for several of the new marks.
20 February 2026 · The Namibian →