DTSthumpedSaints 5-0 to move four points clear at the top
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“The women's title race was effectively sealed on Tuesday when DTS thumped Saints 5-0 to move four points clear at the top of the log, and although they can still mathematically be caught by Saints its highly unlikely.”
Windhoek Gymnasium defeated Prolific Soccer Club 1-0 in the MTC HopSol Youth League U/19 boys match, with the winning goal coming from an own goal after a failed clearance. The cold weather affected the pace of play, with few goal-scoring opportunities from either side.
Windhoek Gymnasium defeated Prolific Soccer Club 1-0 in the MTC HopSol Youth League U/19 boys match, with the winning goal coming from an own goal after a failed clearance. The cold weather affected the pace of play, with few goal-scoring opportunities from either side.
Windhoek Old Boys won the Indoor Hockey Men's Premier League title after a 7-3 victory against School of Excellence on Saturday night, completing a competitive season in which multiple teams could have won the league.
Leo Scholz, a 7-year-old who started playing football at DTS in 2016, has developed into a goalkeeper and shot-stopper. He recently made his Namibia U/17 national team debut, fulfilling a long-held dream to represent his country.
Windhoek Old Boys Hockey Club and School of Excellence are setting the pace in the Namibia Indoor Hockey Men's Premier League after the third round of matches, with Old Boys atop the log on seven points following a 10-0 win over DTS, while Saints I remain in contention in third position.
The 10th season of the MTC HopSol Youth Soccer League kicked off with matches in the U/15, U/17 and U/19 age groups. Kasaona Football Academy defeated DTS 4–0 in their opening game, while Riverheights and Ramblers drew 2–2.
Saints and Windhoek Old Boys finished 5-5 in the men's premier league of the Namibia Indoor Hockey League. Saints captain Abraham Graham said his side led for most of the match but lost discipline in the final three minutes, allowing Old Boys to fight back from two goals down.
Saints defeated Wanderers 12-1 in the Indoor Hockey Women's Premier League to take the early lead after two rounds, with goals from Azaylee Philander, the Grogli sisters, and others. In the Men's Premier League, Saints and Windhoek Old Boys drew 5-5 to remain joint leaders.
Namibia's sport calendar is filled with Namibia Premier Football League matches nearing conclusion with crucial title and relegation battles, 50-over cricket semifinals and final, and matches in indoor hockey and volleyball across multiple venues throughout the country.
Saints Hockey Club defeated School of Excellence 7-2 in their opening Indoor Hockey League match, with Liam Bruys scoring five goals. Saints' coach credited good preparation from recent PSI championships in Cape Town for the strong performance.
Namibia hosted the first leg of the CAVB Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21–22 February 2026, attracting over 20 teams from nine SADC countries. South Africa's Danilo Von Ludwiger and Mthokosizi Mndingi won the men's title, while Lesotho's Moroesi Tolofi and Neo Chapole took the women's, with continental ranking points available for competitors.
The Namibia Volleyball Federation and DTS hosted the opening leg of the Confederation of African Volleyball Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21–22 February in Windhoek, attracting 24 teams from nine countries to compete for regional ranking points. Local players competed against strong regional opposition, with organizers praising the quality of matches and professional event management.
The Namibia Volleyball Federation will host the first leg of the CAVB Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour from 20–22 February 2026 in Windhoek, welcoming athletes from 10 southern African countries. The tournament supports talent identification and development, with ranking points counting towards Olympic qualification for 2028 and continental youth championships.
Harry, a Walvis Bay-born defender and accounting graduate, has risen from playing for Ramblers FC to serving as club president since 2013 and has now been appointed by President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwa to the newly established Economic Recovery Task Force alongside other business experts.
Former Black Africa player Anzelus Petrus, now chairperson of the club's Supporters Committee, has urged all paid-up members to attend a meeting on Saturday to elect a new committee and address the club's current challenges. Petrus stressed that strong leadership and unity are needed to restore the Second Division club to its former standing.