2021-22 Baroka FC Roster

Premier Soccer League (SAPSL)
South Africa, Level I
Team Record: 6-17-7 - 25 points
Finishing 16th in SAPSL
Location: Polokwane, South Africa
2021-22 Baroka FC Statistics

Baroka FC of Premier Soccer League ended the 2021-22 season with a record of 6 wins, 7 draws and 17 losses for 25 points finishing sixteenth in SAPSL.

The club scored 22 goals and allowed 40, most in the circuit. Evidence Makgopa netted 4 goals for the squad, while Oscarine Masuluke topped the team with 3 wins.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bernard BobeteDecember 31, 2000, South Africa
Ntiyiso BombiM, South Africa
Decide ChaukeApril 5, 1996, South Africa
Themba ChaukeMApril 26, 1993, South Africa
Elvis ChipezezeGMarch 11, 19905'11"154, Zimbabwe
Athenkosi DlalaMFebruary 6, 19986'0", South Africa
Denwin FarmerDSeptember 19, 19966'0", South Africa
Ananias GebhardtM, DSeptember 8, 19885'10"Okahandja, Namibia
Bayzel GoldstoneFMay 5, 1998, South Africa
Joslin KamatukaJuly 22, 19915'9"141Windhoek, Namibia
Manuel KambalaMAugust 21, 19916'0"176Quelimane, Mozambique
Jackson MabokgwaneGJanuary 19, 19886'0"Polokwane, South Africa
Evidence MakgopaFJune 5, 20006'2", South Africa
Bonginkosi MakumeNovember 7, 1995, South Africa
Sipho Maluleke, South Africa
Thamsanqa MasiyaFSeptember 17, 19965'5", South Africa
Oscarine MasulukeGApril 23, 19936'4", South Africa
Richard MbuluFJanuary 25, 19946'1"172Mangochi, Malawi
Andy Mehlape, South Africa
Nhlanhla MgagaM, FApril 3, 19965'9", South Africa
Thabang Moabelo, South Africa
Train MokhabiF, MSeptember 16, 19955'9"Thabong, South Africa
Kgodiso MonamaMMay 28, 19975'7", South Africa
Basil MphahleleDSeptember 27, 19995'11", South Africa
Dan Ndhlovu, South Africa
Sbonelo NgubaneMay 9, 1995, South Africa
Lungelo Nguse, South Africa
Tristan NikitaridisF, South Africa
Gerald PhiriF, MJune 8, 19936'0"152Blantyre, Malawi
Elliot SeemaDFebruary 2, 19935'11", South Africa
Phelelani ShoziDOctober 22, 19895'11", South Africa
Vusi SibiyaDJune 14, 19946'4"Soshanguve, South Africa
Sekala SitholeSeptember 24, 1996, South Africa



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