Kass Blog: gsport Hacked!
I am a self-confessed Internet junkie, spending large parts of my day devouring online news of all kind, but mainly sport. It’s often difficult to convince me to take a holiday where there is no Internet access. The thought of not being able to log on to gsport is unbearable. And then last week Thursday, […]
Lorna Trigwell Bids Farewell
I was originally selected to play pairs and fours at World Championship 2008 but following results in the Ayr, Scotland in July 2007, the selectors decided to change so that I played triples and fours. What a wise move that proved to be.
Tips for your First 10km Event
The morning of 17th June every year, sees hundreds of unfit folk lacing up dusty old running shoes and taking to the streets. Why? They’ve all watched the Comrades the previous day and made a resolution; next year I’m going to give it a go. Come on admit it! You’ve done the same, but have […]
Women’s Cricket Seeking Momentum
South Africa‘s qualification for the 2009 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup has put everyone involved in the administration of women’s cricket in top spirits and has reignited the passion to rebuild the women’s game in our country, and unearth talent in all parts of SA.
Penny Heyns: Swim Your Own Race
Written by the legendary Penny Heyns for gsport back in 2008, the swim champion challenges you to ‘Swim your own Race’ to fulfil your true potential
Sport Savvy St Stithians
The vision of St Stithians Girls’ College is to be a "South African school making a world of difference" and through sport, it has established itself as a competitive force, which boasts a number of national, provincial and district representatives in a number of sports.
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The first black South African woman to be awarded Springbok Colours in 1984, today Blanche Moila is the graceful epitome of success achieved in spite of the unbearable circumstances of our country’s past. Advocating for support and development of historically-disadvantaged young South Africans girls, Moila strives to make a difference every opportunity she has.