Featured Member
Rachel Makhura
all about community
gsport was founded in 2006 to fill the gap in information about South African women in sport. As we look forward to celebrate the 15th gsport Awards in August, together we have published more than 6000 articles featuring strong women in sport. This community is strong on social media, with more than 11,000 followers on Facebook and 12,500 on Twitter, nearly 10,000 posts on Instagram, and with more than 300 videos published on Youtube. The weekly gsport newsletter reaches more than 6000 recipients. This community is all about women in sport, and is not complete without you.
About Us
What is gsport4girls?
gsport is an online initiative (and not-for-profit NGO) which launched in 2006 to raise the profile of South African women in sport, and to encourage Corporate South Africa to back our female athletes.
Why women’s sport?
- Men’s sport is well established, well-funded, and well-covered by the media
- Women’s sport, by contrast, is mostly sustained by a dedicated volunteer base of participants and supporters, and rarely receives media coverage
- It is about time that South African women’s outstanding contribution to sport, as participants and as facilitators, is recognised.
Women’s Sport Not Cancelled
The biggest project underway at gsport started when the COVID-19 pandemic forced us all into lockdown. We made a promise that, even though live sport was on hold, gsport would publish a new article every single day promoting the good work of women in sport. And that’s just what we’ve done! gsport does not agree with cancel culture. We have been here with you every day, and we will continue down this road, by your side, come what may. Please support our amazing featured guests by searching ‘lockdown’ in the window above, to see the range of articles we’ve published with your help – thank you!
Featured Articles

#SundayRead – Cindy Booi: A Sports Leader On and Off the Field
Springbok Women’s captain, Nolusindiso Booi, is back on the field leading from the front as the...

Monyepao: A Sports Leader on the Rise
The sky is the limit for former Banyana Banyana player turned corporate star, Lydia Monyepao, who...

Erin Sterkenburg Takes SA Sport Climbing to the World Stage
Top South African Sport Climber, Erin Sterkenburg is aiming to expose the sport to a wider...

Sport Science Runs in Dr Helen Bayne’s Blood
February is the month of love and this week’s #PublicChoice interview features a woman who has...
News

Megan Streicher Cruising in SA Amateur
Top seed Megan Streicher looks to be the player to beat as she marched on to the quarter-finals of...

Smoking Hot Streicher Storms to SA Women’s Stroke Play Success
Swellendam’s Megan Streicher rode a red-hot putter to shoot the day’s low round of 67 on the West...

Whateley Remains in Pole Position at SA Women’s Stroke Play
17-year-old Samantha Whateley remains in pole position to secure the biggest win of her career...

Whateley Steps Up at Royal Johannesburg
Samantha Whateley delivered a mature and disciplined performance to lead the first round of the...
Member Articles

Powerade Performance Academy Concludes Major Cities Tour Triumphantly
The Powerade Performance Academy for 2019 concluded at the Wanderers Country Club in Johannesburg...

Senwes Sponsor North West Women’s Cricket
North West Cricket has broken new ground with their main sponsor, Senwes, as their new partner to...

Wanderers Ladies T10 Cricket Tournament 2019
The Wanderer’s Cricket Club is pleased to announce the second Wanderers Ladies T10 tournament,...

Varsity Netball Squads Ready for Action
With the 2019 Varsity Netball season set to start on Monday, 26 August, the eight competing teams...