2024 Men's Junior Africa Cup |
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Host country | Windhoek |
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City | Namibia |
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Dates | 18–25 April 2025 |
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Teams | 6 (from 1 confederation) |
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Venue(s) | Windhoek High School |
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Champions | South Africa (6th title) |
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Runner-up | Namibia |
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Third place | Egypt |
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Matches played | 17 |
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Goals scored | 95 (5.59 per match) |
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Top scorer(s) | Jaydon Brooker (16 goals) |
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Best player | Jaydon Brooker |
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Best goalkeeper | Dan Dillion |
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Fair play award | Namibia[1] |
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The 2024 Men's Hockey Junior Africa Cup was the 13th edition of the Men's Junior Africa Cup, the men's international under-21 field hockey championship of Africa, organized by the African Hockey Federation. It was held alongside the women's tournament at Windhoek High School in Windhoek, Namibia from 18 to 25 April 2025.[2][3]
The defending champions South Africa won their sixth title after defeating the hosts Namibia 5–0 in the final.[4] Egypt won the bronze medal after defeating Kenya 4–2 in a shoot-out after the match finished 2–2.[5] The tournament served as a direct qualifier for the 2025 Junior World Cup, with the top three teams qualifying.[6]
Qualified teams
The following teams have qualified for the tournament.[7] Ghana and Nigeria withdrew from the tournament due to financial challenges.[8][9]
Head coach: Ahmed Zakaria
- Mohamed Geneidy (GK)
- Omar Nasr
- Mohamed Hosni
- Ahmed Fahmy
- Gamal Ali
- Ahmed El-Hadi
- Said Kamal (C)
- Basel Abdelmonem
- Mohamed Hassanein
- Mohamed Ghanem
- Bassem Mokhtar
- Ahmed Soliman
- Ahmed Fouda
- Abdelrahman Kasem
- Ebraheem Arafaat (GK)
Head coach: Griffin Amakulie
- Hillary Kwalimwa
- Alex Ondego
- Samuel Mboche
- Brian Indimuli
- Vincent Wesonga
- Gideon Mungai
- Kit Garner
- Victor Sam
- Matthew Momanyi
- Noel Lormotum
- Paul Odero
- Fredrick Ochieng
- Isaac Wanjawa
- Charles Ashihundu
- Josephat Otieno (GK)
- Mathias Omwaka (C)
- Arnold Nyakango (GK)
Namibia
Head Coach: Johann Weyhe
- Rylan Bombosch (GK)
- Krynauw Weber
- Giovane Handura
- Sean Irwin
- Anton Myburgh
- Thomas Theron
- Ludwig van Rooyen
- John-Paul Britz (C)
- Gerhard Myburgh
- Christian du Raan
- Zach Philander
- Jack Fourie
- Mathew Lassen
- Darren Enslin
- Owen Hatton
- James de Jager
- Abraham Graham
- Lyle Bruys (GK)
Head coach: Guy Elliott
- Viwe Mbata
- Thabang Jeyi
- Jamie Seale
- Jaydon Brooker
- Daniel Neuhoff (C)
- Carlon Mentoor
- Brett Horn
- Ross Montgomery
- Damian Knott
- Litha Kraai
- Daniel Dillon (GK)
- Sachin Padayachee
- Matthew de Oliveira
- Gianluca Virissimo (GK)
- Ozair Pillai
- Daniel den Bakker
Zambia
Head coach: Floyd Chomba
- Robson Kunda (C, GK)
- Jeremiah Mwansa
- Manjanja Tembo
- Richard Banda
- Alex Mwansa
- Amos Silavwe
- Enock Kaluba
- Ntanda Maimbo
- Isaac Mutale
- Christopher Steinemann
- George Jere (C)
- Abraham Tagwireyi
- Nicholas Mwaba
- Justin Mpande
- Andrew Tembo
- Jackson Chilata (GK)
- David Kalunga
- Oliver Gale (GK)
Head coach: Prince Mwale
- Tochukwu Nnam (GK)
- Dayle Nichole
- Nathan Davies
- Emmanuel Mushosho
- Takunda Muchacha
- Daniel Erasmus
- Tadiwanashe Chigumira
- Dhiren Ramabhai
- Dhaneel Goven
- Justin Steyn
- Ngonidzashe Ndadzibaya
- Joseph Ncube
- Matipa Mawere
- John-Mark Benadie
- Takudzwa Makudo
- Tinashe Munyenyiwa
- Shawn Mugavha (GK)
- Mutsawashe Kanyangarara (C)
Preliminary round
All times are local (UTC+2).
Standings
Source:
FIHRules for classification: 1) points; 2) matches won; 3) goal difference; 4) goals for; 5) head-to-head result; 6) field goals for.
[13](H) Hosts
Matches
Umpires: Peter Caulder (RSA) Siyabonga Martins (NAM)
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Egypt
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1–3
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Namibia
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Abdelmonem 36'
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Report
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Britz 53', 58' Hatton 58'
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Umpires: Bryn Lowe (ZIM) Munashe Mashoko (ZIM)
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South Africa
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12–3
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Zambia
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Montgomery 5', 15', 55' Mentoor 8', 27', 41', 57' Seale 8' Kraai 19', 57' Mbata 37' Brooker 48'
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Report
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Tagwireyi 13', 40' Mpande 47'
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Umpires: Haitham Selim (EGY) Siyabonga Martins (NAM)
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Zambia
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1–2
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Zimbabwe
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Banda 26'
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Report
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Goven 32' Benadie 60'
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Umpires: Siyabonga Martins (NAM) Evason Liyayi (KEN)
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Egypt
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4–4
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Kenya
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Kasem 12' Hegab 35' Abdelmonem 57' Salem 59'
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Report
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Omwaka 7' Ochieng 48' Mungai 51' Ashihundu 55'
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Umpires: Bryn Lowe (ZIM) Peter Caulder (RSA)
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Umpires: Munashe Mashoko (ZIM) Haitham Selim (EGY)
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Zambia
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1–3
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Egypt
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A. Mwansa 57'
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Report
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Kasem 12', 51' Hosni 44'
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Umpires: Bryn Lowe (ZIM) Peter Caulder (RSA)
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Zimbabwe
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1–7
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South Africa
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Mawere 59'
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Report
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Brooker 1', 16', 18', 40', 48' Jeyi 52' Kraai 58'
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Umpires: Siyabonga Martins (NAM) Evason Liyayi (KEN)
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Kenya
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3–5
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Namibia
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Lormotum 6' Wesonga 29' Mudher 46'
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Report
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Britz 7', 53' De Jager 15' Fourie 24' Graham 45'
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Umpires: Munashe Mashoko (ZIM) Haitham Selim (EGY)
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Umpires: Bryn Lowe (ZIM) Siyabonga Martins (NAM)
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Kenya
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2–1
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Zambia
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Ashihundu 31' Omwaka 43'
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Report
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Tagwireyi 22'
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Umpires: Peter Caulder (RSA) Munashe Mashoko (ZIM)
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Namibia
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4–1
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Zimbabwe
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Hatton 2', 19', 32' Handura 48'
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Report
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Mawere 18'
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Umpires: Evason Liyayi (KEN) Haitham Selim (EGY)
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Zimbabwe
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1–2
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Egypt
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M. Kanyangarara 24'
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Report
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Fouda 20' Hosni 60+'
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Umpires: Peter Caulder (RSA) Evason Liyayi (KEN)
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Namibia
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8–1
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Zambia
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Hatton 9' Van Rooyen 11' Du Raan 25', 52' Handura 38' J. Britz 47' Lassen 59' Fourie 60'
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Report
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Mutale 16'
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Umpires: Bryn Lowe (ZIM) Haitham Selim (EGY)
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Umpires: Siyabonga Martins (Nam) Munashe Mashoko (Zim)
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Classification round
Third and fourth place
Egypt
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2–2
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Kenya
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El-Hadi 23' Hegab 51'
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Report
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Ashihundu 45', 52'
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Penalties
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Kamal Hassanein Hosni Mokhtar
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4–2
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Ashihundu Omwaka Momanyi Indimuli
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Umpires: Bryn Lowe (ZIM) Peter Caulder (RSA)
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Final
Umpires: Haitham Selim (EGY) Munashe Mashoko (ZIM)
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Statistics
Final standings
Awards
The following awards were given at the conclusion of the tournament.[4]
Top Goalscorer
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Player of the Tournament
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Goalkeeper of the Tournament
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Jaydon Brooker
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Jaydon Brooker
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Dan Dillion
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Goalscorers
There were 95 goals scored in 17 matches, for an average of 5.59 goals per match.
16 goals
6 goals
5 goals
- John-Paul Britz
- Owen Hatton
- Carlon Mentoor
- Ross Montgomery
4 goals
3 goals
- Abdelrahman Kasem
- Abraham Tagwireyi
2 goals
- Basel Abdelmonem
- Mohab Hegab
- Mohamed Hosni
- Mathias Omwaka
- Christian du Raan
- Jack Fourie
- Giovane Handura
- Brett Horn
- Viwe Mbata
- Matipa Mawere
1 goal
- Ahmed El-Hadi
- Ahmed Fouda
- Ziad Salem
- Tarankabir Bhamra
- Noel Lormotum
- Nirmaan Mudher
- Gideon Mungai
- Fredrick Ochieng
- Vincent Wesonga
- James de Jager
- Abraham Graham
- Mathew Lassen
- Ludwig van Rooyen
- Thabang Jeyi
- Jamie Seale
- Reuben Sendzul
- Richard Banda
- Justin Mpande
- Isaac Mutale
- Alex Mwansa
- John-Mark Benadie
- Dhaneel Goven
- Mutsawashe Kanyangarara
Source: FIH
See also
References