Cassiem, who has been a key figure in the national men's hockey arena for several years, enjoyed a dominant 2024, top scoring at the IPT and earning the MVP awards at both the Africa Cup and Nkosi Cup last year, with a total of 24 goals in just eight matches.

de Oliviera too played a starring role in the women's team, having been named IPT Player of the Tournament and continuing her masterful defensive displays against Siwtzerland and at the Nkosi Cup.

Other accolades went to Litha Kraai, who was named Men's Breatkthrough Player of the Year, having shown his capabilities with Western Province winning the IPT, and quickly rising to the national team and scoring on debut en route to SA defending the Nkosi Cup.

Cerian Fourie earned the Women’s Breakthrough Player of the Year after top scoring at the IPT and subsequently earning a recall to the national side, which she then helped to SA's first Africa Cup title in 10 years.

Micaela Roos, who officiated the Women’s A Section Final at the SA Indoor IPT and made her international debut soon after and went on to officiate the Asia Cup Final was named Umpire of the Year

Rounding out the list of winners is Robyn Morgan, Tournament Director at both the SA Indoor IPT and the Indoor Africa Cup in Swakopmund. as Technical Official of the Year.

SA Hockey noted that the awards were adjudicated by a panel comprising representatives from the High-Performance Committee, coaching staff, and media, and considered performances throughout the 2024 season.

Local Start Time Venue	02 May at 02:00 PM
Local Time	02 May at 06:00 AM
Toss	Malaysia won the toss and chose to batting
Country	Malaysia
City	Kuala Lumpur
Venue	Bayuemas Oval
Established	0000
Result	Malaysia won by 18 runs

Finished Malaysia Quadrangular T20I Series