
Schoenmaker Headlines Second Batch of Athletes Announced for Tokyo
2019 Momentum gsport Awards Ministerial Recognition of Excellence recipient, Tatjana Schoenmaker, leads second batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to represent Team SA at the

2019 Momentum gsport Awards Ministerial Recognition of Excellence recipient, Tatjana Schoenmaker, leads second batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to represent Team SA at the

On this #FathersDay, we honour ten leading dads who are playing their part to shape their daughters’ journeys as they own their success on the

South African women’s water polo team head coach, Delaine Mentoor, is looking forward to leading the national side at their first-ever Olympic event in Tokyo.

2021 Artistic Swimming Duet National Champions, Laura Strugnell and Clarissa Johnston, are aiming to set South Africa’s highest score in the sport and pave the

South Africa’s Olympic-bound athletes, Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio, Phumelela Mbande and Emma Chelius share their excitement on their selection to Team South Africa to represent the country

Olympic and Paralympic-bound swimmers produced thrilling record-breaking performances on the final day of the SSA Swimming Grand Prix on Sunday. #GoGirls

Tatjana Schoenmaker secures Olympic qualification while Kat Swanepoel, Cornelle Leach and Alani Ferreira earn Paralympic qualification at Swimming SA’s Grand Prix at Kings Park Aquatics

#SundaySmile South African 50m manikin record holder, Tové van Zyl, is hoping to use her recent success at the SA Lifesaving Inter-Provincial Championships to elevate

Rebecca Meder, Lara van Niekerk and Hannah Robertson headline final day of the 2021 CANA Grand Prix Swimming Meet at the Stellenbosch University Swimming Pool.

The first 2021 CANA Grand Prix Swimming Meet finals session kicked off on Friday with exciting performances set up for the rest of the weekend’s

South Africa’s Tatjana Schoenmaker continued to impress at the SA National Aquatic Championships adding the 100m breaststroke title to her tally with a new African

Alani Ferreira penciled her name on the Paralympic short list with a fast 1:23.97 in the 100m breaststroke at the SA National Aquatic Championships in


