Pretoria – Netball South Africa (NSA) is thrilled to announce a new commercial partnership with aQuellé, one of South Africa’s top water brands.
Through this collaboration, aQuellé becomes the Official Water and Sports Drink Partner of Netball South Africa, connecting the brand with a sport that inspires millions, particularly women and girls, across the country.
The partnership embodies a shared commitment to hydration, athletic excellence, and the promotion of sports in South Africa.
As NSA broadens its commercial efforts and boosts the visibility of netball on national and continental platforms, aQuellé’s investment signifies strong faith in the organization’s direction and the untapped potential of the netball fan community.
“We are delighted to welcome aQuellé into the Netball South Africa family,” stated Adam Brooke, CEO of Netball South Africa.
“This partnership represents a crucial step in our mission to establish a commercially successful sport capable of achieving excellence at the highest levels. aQuellé’s dedication to quality and focus on South African communities make them an ideal ally for us.
“We are excited to work together on initiatives that will create a significant impact for our fans, athletes, and stakeholders.”
For aQuellé, this partnership presents a fantastic chance to connect with a passionate, loyal, and fast-growing fan base. Netball’s audience—youthful, largely female, and community-oriented—reflects the values that aQuellé has championed since its establishment.
Sharon Combrink, Marketing Manager at aQuellé, shared: “At aQuellé, we advocate for active, outdoor, and healthy lifestyles.
“We are thrilled to partner with Netball SA and look forward to ensuring the Proteas stay hydrated as they proudly represent our country.
“aQuellé is also devoted to making a positive difference in our communities, and we are honored to collaborate with Netball South Africa to foster the sport and nurture local talent.
This partnership will see aQuellé prominently featured at NSA’s key events and competitions, including the Telkom Netball League—the top domestic netball league in the country—and international matches involving the SPAR Proteas and South Africa’s Male national team.
