Nadine Swart is SA’s top female Tekken Player

Nadine Swart at MSSA's recent 2017 Mpumulanga Championships.

MSSA’s 16th MpumulangaChampionships held at HTS Witbank on 27 & 28 May 2017 delivered some interesting results.

Not only were there more female entrants to the Tekken fame title than in any other championship in South Africa, but, such competitors showed that their standard of play had improved in leaps and bounds.

South Africa now has now got 13 female Tekken players officially ranked.

All four of the top players come from various clubs based in Witbank. Which is testament to Morizane Boyes commitment to growing and developing esports among women.

Nadine Swart heads the table after many years of playing second fiddle to Morizane Boyes (who represented South Africa at IeSF’s 6^th World Championships – Baku).

This is truly a case of the student becoming the master.

Pos	Name of Player	year	Club	Points
1	Nadine Swart	17	HTS Witbank	196.8
2	Sune van de Merwe	17	HTS Witbank	161.6
3	Doreen Els	17	Teutonic Knights Mind Sports Club	157.4
4	Morizané Boyes	17	BNKR	153.6
5	Kaitlyn Creighton	17	Master of Mind Sports	124.6
6	Robyn Gertzen	17	Teutonic Knights Mind Sports Club	114.8
7	Amanda Kumalo	16	Fakkel School	113.5
8	Andrea Bosch	15	Fairmont High School	110
9	Angelique Taljaard	17	Fakkel School	100
10	Leoné Loftus	17	Fakkel School	97.5
11	Dana Coleman	15	BNKR	96.9
12	Twane Martins	15	BNKR	95
13	Elize Crouse	15	Fairmont High School	95