Sasol Place in Johannesburg recently hosted the Sasol League National Championship Draw, uniting key stakeholders, media, and SAFA members. The draw kicks off the journey for teams competing for the Sasol League National Championship title and a spot in the HollywoodBets Super League. This year’s playoffs will take place at Loerie Park Sports Grounds, Knysna, in the Western Cape from 15–20 October 2024.
The champions are set to receive R200,000 and the runner-up R100,000. However, this championship is about more than just monetary rewards. It represents a great opportunity for the top two teams to elevate their game and move up the ranks of South African women’s football.
Sasol has been at the forefront of transforming women’s football through its continued investment in the Sasol League, which has played a crucial role in developing the sport and empowering female footballers both on and off the field. The Sasol League National Championship represents the pinnacle of this journey throughout the year.
This year, Sasol has launched the campaign slogan, “Fuelling Her Game,” to cement the Sasol League tournament in the hearts and minds of football supporters across the nation. This bold message invites fans to witness these players’ pursuit of greatness, fuelled by Sasol’s unwavering support. The campaign underscores Sasol’s belief that no talent should go unnoticed, and that every young woman has the potential to thrive and achieve her own version of success.
At the launch and draw event, Sasol Vice President of Group Brand and Communications, Elton Fortuin, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to nurturing talent and advancing women’s football development. He stated:
“At Sasol, we are proud to support the growth of women’s football through the Sasol League. ‘Fuelling Her Game’ demonstrates our commitment to empowering aspiring footballers, helping them reach their dreams both on and off the field, and enabling them to ‘Live the Impossible.’
This event, which will culminate in the week-long National Championship hosted by the Western Province in Knysna from 15 – 20 October, is not just a gathering but a celebration of passion, perseverance, and the remarkable spirit of these athletes. Fortuin highlighted the significance of achieving greatness for these athletes: “It’s about being role models, inspiring future generations, and honouring those who paved the way.”
“Each time these young women step onto the field, they are not only playing but breaking barriers, chasing dreams, and inspiring future generations, with Sasol standing beside them as a committed partner on their journey”, he concluded.
SOURCED FROM THE SAFA WEBSITE.
