As the conversation continued, The First Lady of Springbok Rugby, Annelee Murrary, openly disclosed the highlights of the 2007 and 2019 Rugby World Cup in England and Japan. 

Interestingly, she picked whose Springbok debut stood out for her the most that will forever remember.

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Here comes one of our favourite segments - Quickfire questions.

This time around, we got an opportunity to ask The First Lady of Springbok Rugby, Annelee Murrary, interesting questions and answered about her favourite rugby position and the match that stood out for her out of the myriad that she has been to.

Our interviewee also shared some interesting facts about herself and her career with the Springboks as a whole.

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This week is our women in rugby week focusing on a woman who is a force to be reckoned with in the male-dominated space of rugby. It is none other than 'The First Lady of Springbok Rugby' others call her 'The Mother of the Springboks', her name is Annelee Murray. 

She grew up in a sporty family which ignited her love for sports. Years later it resulted in her being appointed as a Public Relations Manager for the South African Rugby Union (SARU) in 2000. 

In this episode, Murray shares what goes down behind the scenes in the national camp and her role as a PR Manager. She also discloses how her shift to now being a Project Manager happened as well as how PR has evolved in the past few years. 

On a greater note, she talks to us about the book that she launched on Women's Month titled 'The Lady of the Springboks'.

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It is said that good things eventually have to come to an end and we can certainly say that spending our time with Sne was worthwhile. As usual, we have to end the interview with questions from you as part of our Sports Mvt online community.   

In this episode, Sné answered what happened behind the scenes for the preparations that resulted in the University of the Free State winning the 2018 Varsity Netball title.  

In closing, she shares words of encouragement on how to become a successful student-athlete and youth coach.

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You know what follows after an engaging and insightful interview of Part 1. It is our quickfire questions with the interviewee, Sikholiwe 'Sne' Mdletshe of the University of the Free State. 

Sne talks about her ability to play in three different positions and finally, highlights her preferred position. We seal the interview with her by asking about her favorite achievements that have shaped her life and best international match (that she has played or featured in so far).

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In continuation of Part 1, Sne talks about the highs and lows of being a High School netball coach as well as how it was being the youngest player as part of the national squad for the 2018 World University Netball Championship in Kampala, Uganda.

She also explains why she lives up to her quote statement, “Being able to set goals that challenge me and smash them is how I back myself in any situation,”. 

Sne wraps it up with valuable advice for the next generation of netball players centred around what it takes to be a disciplined and hard-working student-athlete.

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The number of accolades and achievements under her belt is proof that age is just a number. Sikholiwe Mdletshe is the captain of the University of the Free State in the 2021 Varsity Netball tournament in Stellebosch.

In this episode, she opens up about how she got her nickname 'Sne' and details her 'day in the life' off the netball courts.

Sne also shares her experience as a youth netball coach and in closing, highlights the importance of having a balanced lifestyle, given a hectic schedule of a student-athlete.

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As always, our weekly three-part series will not be complete without the questions from you as part of our Sports Mvt online community.

In this episode, Banyana Banyana head coach, Desiree Ellis, shares the moments that stood out at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup in France and words of encouragement for the current women's football fraternity. Most importantly and unforgettable, she paid tribute to the late Banyana Banyana kit manager, Aletta Ngidi.

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It is Wednesday again and you know by now that it is time for our quickfire questions.

We take Desiree Ellis to her playing days in the 2002 COSAFA Women's Championship. She also tells us which team has been the most challenging to face in her coaching career so far.

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Desiree Ellis has become a household name in the context of the African women's football fraternity.

We chat with her about her career as a player and how she ended up in coaching. She also takes us through a day in a national team camp and what she learned from Vera Pauw.

In closing, she opens up how it felt when she was announced as a permanent head coach of Banyana Banyana on 22 February 2018.

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