Andrina Simongwa

Andrina Simongwa is a celebrated netball athlete from Malawi, born on February 14, 1995. She gained recognition in the sports arena for her impressive skills as a shooter, contributing significantly to her national team's successes during international competitions. Simongwa’s talent was instrumental in elevating Malawi's status in global netball rankings.

Over the course of her career, Simongwa played a crucial role in the Malawi national netball team, particularly during the Commonwealth Games and the Netball World Cup. Her key performances helped the team secure notable victories and establish itself as a formidable competitor in the international netball community. In 2019, she played a pivotal role in leading Malawi to a top-four finish at the Netball World Cup held in Liverpool, a historic achievement for the nation.

Beyond her achievements on the court, Simongwa is recognized for her contributions to the development of netball in Malawi, inspiring younger athletes to pursue the sport. She has become a symbol of excellence in Malawian sports, advocating for women's participation in athletics and working toward enhancing the prospects of netball in her country. Her legacy continues to influence future generations of netball players in Malawi and beyond.