Pretoria – Netball South Africa (NSA) is proud to announce a new commercial partnership with aQuellé, one of South Africa’s leading water brands.
The partnership sees aQuellé come on board as Official Water and Sports Drink Partner of Netball South Africa, aligning the brand with a sport that continues to inspire millions of South Africans – particularly women and girls across the country.
The partnership formalises a shared commitment to hydration, performance, and the upliftment of South African sport.
As NSA continues to grow its commercial footprint and elevate the profile of netball on the national and continental stage, aQuellé’s investment signals strong confidence in the organisation’s direction and the untapped potential of the netball audience.
“We are delighted to welcome aQuellé into the Netball South Africa family,” said Adam Brooke, CEO of Netball South Africa.
“This partnership is a meaningful step in our journey to build a commercially sustainable sport that can compete at the highest levels. aQuellé’s commitment to excellence and their focus on South African communities make them a natural partner for us.
“ We look forward to working together to deliver impactful activations for our fans, athletes, and stakeholders.”
For aQuellé, the partnership offers a powerful platform to connect with a passionate, loyal, and rapidly growing supporter base. Netball’s audience – young, predominantly female, and deeply community-oriented – reflects the values that aQuellé has built its brand around since its founding.
Sharon Combrink, Marketing Manager aQuellé, said: “At aQuellé, we encourage active, outdoor and wholesome lifestyles.
“We are thrilled to partner with Netball SA and look forward to hydrating the Proteas as they represent our country.
“aQuellé is also committed to making a difference in our communities, and we are honoured to join hands with Netball South Africa to grow the sport and develop local talent.
The partnership will see aQuellé featured across NSA’s major events and competitions, including the Telkom Netball League – the country’s premier domestic netball competition – as well as international fixtures involving the SPAR Proteas and South Africa’s Male national team.
