North West University (Vaal) dominates South Africa's Morabaraba rankings.

Siyabonga Mogale - leading the pack.

With MSSA's 15th Free State Provincial Championships only days away, Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) has just released the official national ranking for the game of Morabaraba.
The current rankings to be used at MSSA's 15th Free State Provincial Championships take into account all the provincial championships played to date in 2018 such as the Gauteng, North West, and Mpumalanga Provincial Championships.

MSSA's 15th Free State Provincial Championships shall be held at Fakkel School of Skills, 20 Jan Smuts Ave., Sasolburg on 23 and 24 June 2018.

Such championships count towards qualifying for MSSA's 2019 National Team Trials.

The game of Morabaraba is now totally dominated by North West University (Vaal) with Siyabonga Mogale, Sebolelo Motlhabi and Joseph Matlong capturing the top three places in the rankings.

The game of Morabaraba remains one of the most popular recreational game in South Africa with an enormous 40% of the population playing the game on a recreational level.

There is no doubt that the game is ancient in terms of its origin, educational in purpose with a very strong mathematical base, but most of all is FUN TO PLAY.

The rankings for the Morabaraba esports title are as follows:

Pos	Name of Player	year	Club	Points
1	Siyabonga Mogale	18	North West University – Vaal	430.6
2	Sebolelo Motlhabi	18	North West University – Vaal	245.8
3	Joseph Matlong	18	North West University – Vaal	225
4	Kamohlelo Tladi	18	Fakkel School of Skills	218
5	Jarren Smith	18	JCS Academy	175.1
6	Saudah Bhaimia	18	Curro Klerksdorp	157.7
7	Cobus van der Wath	17	Fakkel School of Skills	136.5
8	Mutehuthu Miswelem	17	JCS Academy	131.4
9	Junior Mpembe	18	Fakkel School of Skills	129.8
10	Johannes Makau	16	All Stars	125.2
11	Thandi Ngoveni	17	THS Tom Naude	125.2
12	Gideon Jannasch	16	Fakkel School of Skills	125.2
13	Mussie Cabreab	17	Northwood High School	125.2
14	Johnre Duvenhage	17	THS Tom Naude	125.2
15	Paula Loftus	17	Masters of Mind Sports	125.2
16	Bradley Duckham	17	Maritzburg College	125.2
17	Hendrich Roets	17	THS Tom Naude	125.2
18	Tshepo Matitcerane	17	Fakkel School of Skills	125.2
19	Komahelo Molaetsa	17	Fakkel School of Skills	125.2
20	Damian Pinn	17	THS Tom Naude	125.2
21	Dondo Mukhithi	18	Curro Klerksdorp	124.6
22	Nombulelo Gavin	16	Fakkel School	123.3
23	Korben Roos	17	HTS Witbank	122.5
24	Kaitlin Madramoothu	18	Curro Klerksdorp	119.6
25	Lefa Lekhula	18	Fakkel School of Skills	115.2
26	Mukhathutshelo Masle	17	Masters of Mind Sports	114.2
27	Khanyisa Sibanda	18	JCS Academy	109.2
28	Anne-Lee Steyn	17	JCS Academy	108.4
29	Natelene Burger	17	JCS Academy	105.5
30	Sam Kotsoane	18	Fakkel School of Skills	105
31	Boyi Mantso	18	Fakkel SOS	98.7
32	Neo Mokoena	18	Fakkel School of Skills	98.3
33	Bruce Burke	17	JCS Academy	97.5
34	Xavier Ferreira	17	JCS Academy	94.1
35	Mukha Masheleni	16	Masters of Mind Sports	92.5
36	Michelle Mensah	17	THS Tom Naude	90.2
37	Simoné Otto	17	THS Tom Naude	89.8
38	Khanyisa Sibanda	17	Fakkel School of Skills	87.9
39	Khuthutshelo Masheleni	16	Masters of Mind Sports	85
40	Dion Du Preez	17	All Stars	85
41	Joel van Wyk	17	All Stars	69.4

Other official rankings produced by MSSA are as follows:

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