South Africa U15 and U18 Girls Programmes Set for African Championships and USA Tour as ETS Squads Announced

South African Baseball has confirmed the Under 15 and Under 18 Girls Elite Training Squads (ETS) following the South African National Baseball Championships 2026, recently held in Boksburg, Gauteng.

The selected players have been invited to participate in the Baseball for All tournament in Chicago, Illinois, with games taking place in Rockford from 17 to 27 July. South Africa will be represented across the Under-14, Under-16 and Under-18 age groups, highlighting the growing recognition of the country’s women’s baseball programme on the international stage.

Player selection was based on performances at the South African National Baseball Championships, where the tournament served as a key identification platform. Athletes competed in the Under-15 and Under-18 divisions, allowing selectors to identify talent for international participation.

Later in the year, South Africa will also host the U15 and U18 Girls African Championships in December, bringing continental competition to home soil and further strengthening the women’s pathway.

Under 15 Girls ETS Squad

Kayla Amos, Zia Baartman, Noorun-Nissa Begindt, Gia Beukes, Madison Botha, Genna Claasen, Amoray Clark, Shayla-Mae De Jager, Amberleigh De Kock, Kayla Genis, Onwabile Gxalaba, Lexi Harding, Jemma Jonathan, Zara Kariem, A’bella Kleynhans, Emma Lake, Tinyiko Mauze, Hanim Mosaval, Jeannemi Pretorius, Persephone Schoeman, Cailyn Smit, Carly Steyn, Kiara van der Schyff and Peyton Watkins.

NumberSurnameNameProvince
1AmosKaylaWestern Cape
2BaartmanZiaWestern Cape
3BegindtNoorun-NissaWestern Cape
4BeukesGiaWestern Cape
5BothaMadisonGauteng
6ClaasenGennaGauteng
7ClarkAmorayGauteng
8De JagerShayla-MaeGauteng
9De KockAmberleighGauteng
10GenisKaylaGauteng
11GxalabaOnwabileWestern Cape
12HardingLexiGauteng
13JonathanJemmaWestern Cape
14KariemZaraWestern Cape
15KleynhansA’bellaGauteng
16LakeEmmaGauteng
17MauzeTinyikoGauteng
18MosavalHanimWestern Cape
19PretoriusJeannemiGauteng
20SchoemanPersephoneGauteng
21SmitCailynGauteng
22SteynCarlyGauteng
23Van der SchyffKiaraGauteng
24WatkinsPeytonGauteng

Under 18 Girls ETS Squad

Boston Benjamin, Anelisa Bobotyane, Londiwe Buthelezi, Courtney Campbell, Mia Cloete, Emily De Bruyn, Kimberley Dowling, Razaanah Du Preez, Callyn Gordon, Riley Jeftha, Snangomsa Ketwa, Kimberley Knoop, Keitometsi Machate, Charne Meyer, Lucy Miller, Zayyaan Moose, Aliya Oliver, Zoe Pestana, Rania Petersen, Emily Samuels, Kendal Samuels, Milan Sevenster, Eden Stellenboom, Zahraa Vella and Nombulelo Weni.

NumberSurnameNameProvince
1BenjaminBostonWestern Cape
2BobotyaneAnelisaGauteng
3ButheleziLondiweGauteng
4CampbellCourtneyGauteng
5CloeteMiaGauteng
6De BruynEmilyWestern Cape
7DowlingKimberleyGauteng
8Du PreezRazaanahGauteng
9GordonCallynWestern Cape
10JefthaRileyWestern Cape
11KetwaSnangomsaGauteng
12KnoopKimberleyWestern Cape
13MachateKeitometsiGauteng
14MeyerCharneGauteng
15MillerLucyGauteng
16MooseZayyaanWestern Cape
17OliverAliyaGauteng
18PestanaZoeGauteng
19PetersenRaniaWestern Cape
20SamuelsEmilyWestern Cape
21SamuelsKendalWestern Cape
22SevensterMilanGauteng
23StellenboomEdenWestern Cape
24VellaZahraaWestern Cape
25WeniNombuleloGauteng