The KZN Netball Super League returned with a bang this past weekend, delivering electrifying encounters in both Section A and B. On April 5th and 6th, the Umlazi Victoria Mxenge Indoor Centre was alive with energy as teams battled for dominance, leaving netball fans at the edge of their seats.

SECTION A: Fierce Competition and Unforgettable Moments

The weekend kicked off with a strong performance from BSS Stars, who secured a 44-31 victory over Just Skills, while Cheetahs edged past DUT Hurricanes with a nail-biting 31-30 win. Round 2 saw Ziphozonke proving their strength in a tight 38-35 battle against Hammarsdale SunBeams, and Pongola Mighty Queens claimed a hard-fought 49-43 victory over the University of Zululand.

In Round 3, Harry Gwala Cubs flexed their muscles with a 44-35 win over Mtuba Central, while Cheetahs continued their winning streak, overcoming Just Skills 41-33. Hammarsdale SunBeams made a statement in Round 4, overpowering Pongola Mighty Queens 50-41, and Ziphozonke showcased their dominance with a comfortable 41-20 win over DUT Hurricanes.

The final round of the weekend delivered high-scoring clashes, with BSS Stars storming past Mtuba Central 63-46, while Harry Gwala Cubs wrapped up the action with a solid 49-31 victory over the University of Zululand.

SECTION B: Intensity and Close Calls

Section B matches were just as intense, with PMB Sprinters kicking things off with a 38-31 win against Ulundi Movers, while Pinetown Eagles squeezed past Happy Hearts 35-32 in Round 1.

Round 2 saw PMB Giants soaring to a 45-29 victory over Sheppy Central, and eDumbe Thunderbirds outclassed UKZN 43-29. The highlight of Round 3 was the gripping 50-49 win for KNC over Midlands Academy, while Ulundi Movers managed a narrow 38-35 triumph over Happy Hearts.

PMB Giants continued their fine form in Round 4, narrowly defeating UKZN 42-41, while PMB Sprinters showed resilience in a 39-29 win over eDumbe Thunderbirds. The weekend concluded with a thrilling Round 5, where Pinetown Eagles took down Midlands Academy 48-39, and KNC secured a well-earned 47-37 victory over Sheppy Central.