The Indoor Africa Cup [IAC] 2021 (M/W) is the AfHF Qualifier for the Indoor World Cup [IWC] 2022 | Liège, Belgium (2-6 Feb 2022) Men & Women Teams participating from South Africa 🇿🇦 Namibia 🇳🇦 & Botswana 🇧🇼 Venue: Thomas Moore College, 15 Sykes Road, Kloof, KwaZulu Natal, Durban Sponsored by: Pharco Pharmaceuticals #IAC2021
Announcing the Technical Panel for the Indoor Africa Cup [IAC] 2021 (M/W) | Durban, South Africa (16-18 Apr 2021)
IAC 2017: SA Men are winners and qualify for Indoor World Cup
IAC 2017 (MEN) – It’s Official! SOUTH AFRICA’s Men Indoor Hockey Team is the winner & qualifies for the Indoor World Cup. Well played Namibia!
IAC 2017: Final Score Sheet
IAC 2017: It’s Official! Namibia’s Women wins & qualifies for Indoor World Cup
IAC 2017 (WOMEN) It’s Official! NAMIBIA’s Women Indoor Hockey Team is the IAC 2017 winner & qualifies for the Indoor World Cup. Well played South Africa!
IAC 2017: Standings at the end of Day 2
IAC 2017 – Day 2: Hat-trick for Rusten as Zimbabwe goes home
The afternoon session of Day 2 was supposed to be an appetizer to whet the whistle before tomorrows finals. In the ladies game the SPAR South Africa ladies produced some of their best hockey in the opening half and then employed a game management to shut it down as they emerged victorious 7-0. It was
IAC 2017 – Day 2: SA hockey proves dominance
If Zimbabwe were an unknown factor on Day 1 that was no longer the case this morning as both the SA Men and the SA Women were absolutely dominant in defeating their counterparts without conceding a goal. Zimbabwe have been a massive credit to the tournament and their own development will be instrumental in the
IAC 2017: Standings after Day 1 (Men & Women)
Indoor Africa Cup of Nations – Day 2 Scores (Updated)
Scores Sheet – Saturday 24 June 2017