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Orbit College FC took a bold step into the Betway Premiership



On July 18, 2025 – ORBIT College Football Club took center stage at the Olympia Stadium, hosting a highly anticipated media briefing to mark their historic entry into the 2025/26 Betway Premiership season.

The event, buzzing with excitement and local pride, showcased the club’s preparations and a renewed commitment to representing the North West province in BetwayPremiership.




The influx of resources will be crucial for sustaining their campaign against established giants, ensuring the club can focus on both performance and community engagement.

A highlight of the briefing was the unveiling of ORBIT’s 2025/26 home and away match kits, described by local media as “stunning.” The sleek designs, revealed to an enthusiastic audience, symbolize the club’s readiness to make a bold statement in the Premiership.



The kit launch not only energized fans but also underscored ORBIT’s commitment to building a strong brand identity as they prepare to face South Africa’s football elite.

Squad and Technical Team Take Shape
The briefing introduced ORBIT’s squad and technical team, offering a glimpse into the club’s preparations for the season. While specific details about the coaching staff were not highlighted in available coverage, the leadership’s focus on structure and professionalism was evident.

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Updated: July  2025
 
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