TS Galaxy Queens have announced that they have acquired the Premier Division status of Vasco Da Gama to campaign in the Hollywoodbets Super League.

The TS Galaxy Ladies team were previously competing in the Sasol Women’s League. After reigning supreme in the Regional League, the Rockets couldn’t gain automatic promotion to the national playoffs.

The President of TS Galaxy Queens, Duduzile Sukazi has expressed her excitement about the news of competing amongst the best in the country.

“I’m over the moon about this move. It is a dream come true for the club,” says Sukazi.

“We are a club that is unapologetic in its stance towards the advancement of the football game amongst women of this country. It has been a critical part of our agenda to have our lady’s side competing in the elite league just like the men’s side.

“Our ladies performed with outstanding honour at the regional level. But unfortunately, that pursuit was unsuccessful in the national playoffs for two seasons on the trot. We were left with no choice but to make other means of securing Hollywoodbets status and we’ve just done exactly that.”

TS GALAXY QUEENS VISION

The Rockets ladies Hollywoodbets side will trade under the name TS Galaxy Queens.

“We want to thank our President Mr. Tim Sukazi for supporting my vision. He is someone that believes in women’s empowerment in this men-dominated business. In addition to TS GALAXY QUEENS, we have our Cheerleading Program which is an educational programme that caters for girls from disadvantaged backgrounds. It is a programme that we have been running with conviction since its inception in 2016 while our Club was campaigning in the third division.” She added.

“We regard ourselves as the global brand. If you see top clubs in the world, they all boast women’s sides. I’m talking about the likes of PSG, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, and Barcelona. I hope more PSL teams will follow suit for the proper advancement of the sport amongst our women.” Sukazi concluded.

TS GALAXY QUEENS will host their home matches at Solomon Mahlangu Stadium in KwaNdebele.