
Alani Ferreira Breaks 400m Freestyle African Record at Paralympics
Alani Ferreira became the third Team South Africa member to break a national and African record at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. #gsportGlobal #Paralympics #ParaSwimming

Alani Ferreira became the third Team South Africa member to break a national and African record at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. #gsportGlobal #Paralympics #ParaSwimming

Wheelchair tennis champion, Kgothatso Montjane headlines Team South Africa’s Tokyo 2020 Paralympic squad, which also includes two-time gold medallist, Zanele Situ #GoGirls

Behind the scenes proceedings ticked over like clockwork for Team SA as Chef de Mission, Patience Shikwambana, Chief Medical Officer, Dr Phatho Zondi and Head

Reigning Momentum gsport Awards Team of the Year winners, SPAR Proteas, aim to defend their title as they battle Banyana Banyana and the Olympic women’s

South African artistic swimming duet, Clarissa Johnston and Laura Strugnell, leave #Tokyo2020 with their heads held high after setting a new benchmark in the sport

South African women in sport continue to raise the bar globally, resulting in increased corporate support of the 2021 Momentum gsport Awards as reflected in

Team South Africa’s Wenda Nel believes she can go faster as she progresses to the Olympic Games’ 400m hurdles semi-final round, set to take place

South Africa’s swimming superstar Tatjana Schoenmaker wins South Africa’s first Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Gold Medal, setting a New World Record in the women’s 200m

Swim sensations, Tatjana Schoenmaker and Kaylene Corbett, made history becoming the first two South Africans to compete in an Olympic final since the 2000 Sydney

Training partners, Tatjana Schoenmaker and Kaylene Corbett, progress to the 200m breaststroke semi-final round, with Schoenmaker striking an Olympic Record #Tokyo2020

Team South Africa’s Tatjana Schoenmaker and Bianca Buitendag headlined Day 4 proceedings of the Olympic Games earning silver medals on Tuesday.

International surfer Bianca Buitendag advanced to the women’s surfing quarter-finals, while swim star Tatjana Schoenmaker continued her winning ways on Day 3 at #Tokyo2020 #TeamSA2020


