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Janine van Wyk (born 17 April 1987) is a South African former professional soccer player who played as a defender for her own club JVW and captained the South Africa women's national team. She is the highest capped player in South Africa with 185 appearances, and highest capped player in CAF.
- 17 April 1987 (age 36)
- 1.64 m (5 ft 5 in)
- Janine van Wyk
- Alberton, South Africa
Janine van Wyk è una calciatrice sudafricana, difensore della nazionale sudafricana, della quale è anche capitano. Nazionale dal 2005, ha disputato cinque edizioni della Coppa d'Africa di categoria, arrivando in finale nel 2012 e nel 2018, due Olimpiadi e un Mondiale, superando le 150 presenze con la maglia delle Banyana Banyana ...
Banyana Banyana Captain and Glasgow City defender, Janine van Wyk is ready to compete in [...] 20. Feb. JVW OPENS UP ON WOMEN’S MONTH. 6 August 2020 – Banyana Banyana captain and stalwart, Janine van Wyk has opened up [...] 25. Aug. VAN WYK SIGNS WITH GLASGOW CITY.
10 mag 2023 · Janine van Wyk: a life of smashing down barriers in South Africa. Journey that started as her township team’s only white girl has taken in a World Cup, coming out as gay and launching a club....
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26 gen 2023 · The South African captain left JVW for the second time shortly after to tour Europe and returned again in time for the 2022 campaign. Having acquired her UEFA B coaching license, Van Wyk is ...
About Me. Janine van Wyk is the current Captain of the South African Women’s Football Team Banyana Banyana and holds the most appearances for the Country (both male and female). Making her debut for South Africa in 2005 and appointed Captain of Banyana Banyana in 2013, Van Wyk became the first Captain in history to lead South Africa at a ...
Janine van Wyk, the captain of the South Africa national women's football team, has retired from international duty after becoming the most-capped player in African football history - male or female - with 185 appearances. The 36-year-old played her final game with her nation in Pretoria on Monday, December 4th - a 2-0 win over Burkina Faso.
