As Team SA counts down to the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, the women of the squad take centre stage, with Swimming, Netball and Athletics
Scarlett le Roux dominated the freestyle pool with five individual gold medals and Isabeau Coetsee secured double backstroke gold as South Africa’s young women swimmers
Grace Brammer and Bailey Heydra competed for national springboard titles at the Bombela Concession Company SA Diving Championships in Boksburg, with both USA-based stars scoring
Hannah Pearse claimed the 200m backstroke gold and her Commonwealth Games spot on the final day of the SA Swimming Championships, while Erin Gallagher and
Lara van Niekerk celebrated a triumphant return to competition by claiming the 50m breaststroke title and securing her Commonwealth Games qualifying time at the SA
Aimee Canny powers to her fourth Commonwealth Games qualifying time at the SA Swimming Championships in Gqeberha on Thursday, leading the contingent of five South
Aimee Canny and Rebecca Meder powered to qualifying times as Jessica Thompson and Erin Gallagher make it four swimmers to have booked their Commonwealth Games
Aimee Canny delivered a dominant performance on Day 1 of the SA Swimming Championships, setting a national record in the 200m freestyle and claiming victory
South Africa’s swimming elite are ready for action in Gqeberha as they battle for national titles and Commonwealth Games spots at the Bombela Concession Company
Callan Lötter is South Africa’s triple 2026 Open Water Champion after defending her national 10km, 5km, and 3km titles at the Bombela Concession Company SA
After a stellar 2025, 16-year-old swimming sensation Kylie de Bruyn is diving into a bright future by securing a key sponsorship deal with Neolife to
Nineteen-year-old Callan Lötter dominated the rough conditions to secure her first elite aQuellé Midmar Mile title, and swimming vet Alani Ferreira worked hard to earn
