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South Africa women's national under-15 soccer team

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Youth football team
This article is about the girl's football team. For the boy's team, seeSouth Africa national under-15 soccer team.
South Africa women's under-15
Shirt badge/Association crest
AssociationSouth African
Football Association
ConfederationCAF (Africa)
Sub-confederationCOSAFA
Head coachSouth AfricaNtombifuthi Khumalo
CaptainRethabile Molefe
Top scorerLeonay Kock
(13 goals)
Home stadiumFNB Stadium
FIFA codeRSA
Firstcolours
Secondcolours
First international
 Malawi 1–0 South Africa
(Lilongwe, Malawi; 29 October 2022)
Biggest win
 Angola 0–14 South Africa
(Harare, Zimbabwe; 14 December 2023)
Biggest defeat
 Tanzania 7–1 South Africa
(Durban, South Africa; 5 April 2023)
CAF African Schools Football Championship
Appearances3 (first in 2023)
Best result1st place, gold medalist(s) Champions (2024)
COSAFA Schools Cup
Appearances3 (first in 2022)
Best result1st place, gold medalist(s) Champions (2022,2023,2024)
Websitehttps://www.safa.net/

TheSouth Africa national women's under-15 football team, is a youthfootball (soccer) team, which representsSouth Africa and is controlled by theSouth African Football Association, the governing body forfootball in South Africa. The team's main objectives is to develop players for theBantwana team.

History

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COSAFA Schools Cup

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At the inauguralCOSAFA Schools Cup, they lost their opening match 1–0 to Malindi Secondary from Malawi but the points were awarded to the South Africans after the Malawian school fielded ineligible players.[1] They won their second match 3–0 against Anse Boileau from Seychelles and topped the group with nine points after a 7–0 win against GS Ningha from Comoros to head to the final. They won the final 4–0 against Mothamo JSS from Botswana and qualified for the inaugural CAF African Schools Football Championship.[2][3]

Edendale Technical High from KwaZulu-Natal won the Winter National Schools Sport Championship for the second time and secured themselves a chance to represent South Africa at the 2023 COSAFA Schools Cup.[4]

At the2023 COSAFA Schools Cup, they topped group B with twelve points winning 14–0 against Angola in their opening match. They had a walkover against Zambia after the Zambians did not pitch for their match, won 3–0 against Namibia and won their final match 8–0 against Madagascar to head into the final. They won the final 3–1 against Botswana to qualify for the2024 CAF African Schools Football Championship.[5][6]

At the2024 COSAFA Schools Cup, they topped group B with nine points winning 7–0 against Zimbabwe, 13–0 against Angola, and 4–0 against Eswatini to qualify for the semifinals against group A runners-up Lesotho. They won their semi-final 10–0. They went on to win their third consecutive schools cup with acome-from-behind 3–1 win against Malawi.[7]

CAF African Schools Football Championship

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The team took part in the inauguralCAF African Schools Football Championship in 2023 but failed to qualify for the knockout rounds.[8]

In the2024 CAF African Schools Football Championship they were second in group B after 1 win and 2 draws and qualified for the semi-finals against group A winners and defending champions Tanzania.[9] They won their semi-final 1–0 against Tanzania.[10] They went on to face Morocco in the2024 CAF African Schools Football Championship final and won 5–4 via penalties after the match ended in a 1–1 draw to lift their maiden championship.[11]

In the 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship they were runners-ups in group B with a loss and 2 wins including a 8–0 win against the DRC. They lost the semi-final 3–2 to Ghana and finished third after defeating Morocco 2–1 in the 3rd place playoff.[12][13]

Results and fixtures

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The following is a list of match results in the last 12 months, as well as any future matches that have been scheduled.

Legend

  Win  Draw  Loss  Fixture

2024

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South AfricaSouth Africa vZimbabwe Zimbabwe
11 October2024 COSAFA Schools Cup South AfricaSouth Africa7–0Zimbabwe ZimbabweWalvis Bay, Namibia
09:00 UTC+2
Stadium:Jan Wilken Stadium
AngolaAngola vSouth Africa South Africa
11 October2024 COSAFA Schools Cup AngolaAngola0–13South Africa South AfricaWalvis Bay, Namibia
15:30 UTC+2Stadium:Jan Wilken Stadium
EswatiniEswatini vSouth Africa South Africa
12 October2024 COSAFA Schools Cup EswatiniEswatini0–4South Africa South AfricaWalvis Bay, Namibia
12:00 UTC+2Stadium:Jan Wilken Stadium
LesothoLesotho vSouth Africa South Africa
12 October2024 COSAFA Schools Cup LesothoLesotho0–10South Africa South AfricaWalvis Bay, Namibia
16:00 UTC+2Stadium:Jan Wilken Stadium
MalawiMalawi vSouth Africa South Africa
13 October2024 COSAFA Schools Cup MalawiMalawi1–3South Africa South AfricaWalvis Bay, Namibia
9:00 UTC+2
Stadium:Jan Wilken Stadium

2025

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UgandaUganda vSouth Africa South Africa
23 April2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship UgandaUganda1–0South Africa South AfricaAccra, Ghana
14:00 UTC+0Stadium:University of Ghana
South AfricaSouth Africa vDemocratic Republic of the Congo DR Congo
24 April2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship South AfricaSouth Africa8–0Democratic Republic of the Congo DR CongoAccra, Ghana
11:00 UTC+0Stadium:University of Ghana
GambiaThe Gambia vSouth Africa South Africa
24 April2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship GambiaThe Gambia0–3South Africa South AfricaAccra, Ghana
14:00 UTC+0Stadium:University of Ghana
GhanaGhana vSouth Africa South Africa
25 April2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship GhanaGhana3–2South Africa South AfricaAccra, Ghana
15:15 UTC+0Stadium:University of Ghana
MoroccoMorocco vSouth Africa South Africa
26 April2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship MoroccoMorocco1–2South Africa South AfricaAccra, Ghana
14:00 UTC+0Stadium:University of Ghana

Current players

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The following players were called up for the 2025CAF African Schools Football Championship:

No.Pos.PlayerDate of birth (age)CapsGoalsClub


1GKDakalo Mafumo{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Tuks High School
1GKEaglet Ramandwa{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Sinthumule Secondary School
2DFLethuthando Mthembu{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Villiersdrop Secondary School
2DFRethabile Molefe{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
2DFDazel Mkhari{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
3MFAmbani Raphadara{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
3MFOkuhle Sthole{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Kwamakhutha High School
3MFNomfundo Nzuza{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
2DFMpumelelo Mazibuko{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Rabasotho High School
3MFSomila Gani{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
3MFLeonay Kock{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
3MFAkhona Simamane{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
2DFNkosingiphile Mthomebi{{{goals}}}South African Football Association St Mark's International School
2DFHavene Whitney{{{goals}}}South African Football Association St Mark's International School
3MFLisakhanya Situlwani{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Bothasig High School
3MFImaan Dollie{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Ubuntu Football School
2DFMiah Messier{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Ubuntu Football School
2DFHajiera Sulayman{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Ubuntu Football School
2DFPulane Moloi{{{goals}}}South African Football Association Clapham High School
2DFFarah Thomas{{{goals}}}South African Football Association South Peninsula High

Top goalscorers

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Active players in bold, statistics correct as of April 2025.

RankPlayerGoals
1Leonay Kock13
2Khwezi Khoza12
3Nobahle Mdelwa8
4Pulane Moloi6
5Gani Somila4

Coach

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All-time U-15 girls coaching records
CoachTenureReference
Ntombifuthi Khumalo2022 – present

Honours

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All time performance

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CAF African Schools Football Championship

YearBest
2023Group Stage
2024Champions
2025Third

COSAFA Schools Cup

YearBest
2022Champions
2023Champions
2024Champions

See also

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  • Banyana Banyana (South Africa women's national football team)
  • Basetsana (South Africa women's national under-20 football team)
  • Bantwana (South Africa women's national under-17 football team)

References

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  1. ^Kanjere, Peter (2022-10-31)."Age-cheating scandal rocks CAF Schools Championship".FARPost. Retrieved2025-04-03.
  2. ^Kganakga, Tlamelo (2022-11-02)."Edendale Technical High School Crowned CAF African Schools Champions".gsport4girls. Retrieved2025-04-03.
  3. ^Kanjere, Peter (2022-11-01)."SA school teams qualify for CAF African Schools finals".FARPost. Retrieved2025-04-03.
  4. ^Pongco, Siya (2024-05-16)."SuperSport Schools Plus | Edendale to represent SA at the CAF African Schools Football Championships".SuperSport Schools Plus. Retrieved2025-04-03.
  5. ^"South Africa get a double victory at CAF African Schools Football Championship COSAFA Qualifiers".South Africa get a double victory at CAF African Schools Football Championship COSAFA Qualifiers. Retrieved2024-05-20.
  6. ^Munsamy, Selina (2023-12-22)."Edendale Technical Claimed Gold At CAF Schools Qualifiers".gsport4girls. Retrieved2024-05-20.
  7. ^"Defending champions, South Africa retain CAF African Schools Football Championship COSAFA title".Defending champions, South Africa retain CAF African Schools Football Championship COSAFA title. Retrieved2024-10-13.
  8. ^"winifrida-gerald-off-to-a-great-goal-scoring-start-at-the-caf-african-schools-ch".winifrida-gerald-off-to-a-great-goal-scoring-start-at-the-caf-african-schools-ch. Retrieved2024-05-21.
  9. ^"Semi-Finalists decided after exciting Day 2 of CAF African Schools Football Championship Finals".Semi-Finalists decided after exciting Day 2 of CAF African Schools Football Championship Finals. Retrieved2024-05-23.
  10. ^"Finalists decided after intense semis at CAF African Schools Football Championship in Zanzibar".Finalists decided after intense semis at CAF African Schools Football Championship in Zanzibar. Retrieved2024-05-24.
  11. ^"Tanzania, South Africa crowned CAF African Schools Football Champions in Zanzibar".Tanzania, South Africa crowned CAF African Schools Football Champions in Zanzibar. Retrieved2024-05-25.
  12. ^"2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship: Ghana U-15 Girls secure final berth with win over South Africa".Modern Ghana. Retrieved2025-05-02.
  13. ^"Ghana, Tanzania crowned CAF African Schools Football Championship champions in Accra".Ghana, Tanzania crowned CAF African Schools Football Championship champions in Accra. Retrieved2025-05-02.
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