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Janine van Wyk is the current Captain of the South African Women’s Football Team Banyana Banyana and holds the most appearances for the Country (both male and female). Making her debut for South Africa in 2005 and appointed Captain of Banyana Banyana in 2013, Van Wyk became the first Captain in history to lead South Africa at a Women’s World Cup.
31K Followers, 1,816 Following, 325 Posts - Janine Van Wyk (@janinevanwyk5) on Instagram: "x2 Olympian FIFAWWC 2019 African Gold medalist 磊 Played in: gbsct Founder of @jvwgirlsfootball Highest Capped Footballer in Africa (185)"
JVW SCHOOLS LEAGUE. Currently the league hosts over 170 school teams across Gauteng, split into U15, U17 and Open age groups with around 3200 girls actively participating at school level. In partnership with ESCA School Wanderers (the Elite Sporting & Cultural Academy), JvW Girls Football Development is proud to offer a complete academic and ...
Visit Janine VAN WYK profile and read the full biography, watch videos and read all the latest news. Click here for more. Visit Janine VAN WYK profile and read the full biography, watch videos and read all the latest news. Click here for more. IOC; Paris 2024; Milano Cortina 2026; LA 2028; Brisbane 2032; Museum;
Janine Van Wyk, Johannesburg, Gauteng. 12,646 likes. Banyana Banyana Captain 170 Caps Nike SA Athlete SKLZ S.A Ambassador Player @ JVW Fc Twitter & Insta: Janine Van Wyk, Johannesburg, Gauteng. 12,646 likes.
16 de abr. de 2012 · Janine Van Wyk: “I think it would be good for PSL teams to adopt women’s teams” Women’s football has been struggling to hit the ground running for many years in South Africa, because of a lack of support and development.
22 de abr. de 2020 · Janine van Wyk est née le 17 avril 1987 dans la ville d’Alberton, dans la province de Gauteng, et elle grandit à Germiston. Inspirée par la figure de son oncle, footballeur professionnel, elle commence à pratiquer le sport du ballon rond à l’âge de 6 ans.
