ITU Star Kate Roberts Shifts Gears
gsport Newsroom
January 9, 2015
Two-time Olympian Kate Roberts retires from international competition, sets about launching Elite Junior Triathlon academy at the HPC
Two-time Olympian Kate Roberts retires from international competition, sets about launching Elite Junior Triathlon academy at the HPC
SASCOC President Gideon Sam urges Team SA to shine at the African Union Sports Council Region 5 Games in Bulawayo during December
Nominations have opened for the 2014 SPAR gsport Awards as South Africa’s longest running women’s sports awards celebrates its ninth edition this year
Marie Claire South Africa has thrown its weight behind women’s swimming in an exciting campaign to raise funds for eight promising swimmers to prepare them
Standout swim star Karin Prinsloo among the highly-competitive team of young ladies who will represent Mzansi at the FINA World Swimming Championships, in Barcelona from
Jessica Ashley-Cooper sets three more World University Games qualification times at the SA National Aquatic Champs in Port Elizabeth, as Karin Prinsloo racks up gold
Teen swimming sensation Michelle Weber dominated the 2013 Swimming SA National Open Water Championships at the Elgin Grabouw Country Club.
A touch of class as reigning champ Carla van Huyssteen leads the Grabouw Totalsports Xterra from start to finish to win in an impressive time
It was a bumper weekend of international sport in SA, read on to catch up on all the SA women’s sport action published on gsport
Ashley Twichell becomes first USA swimmer to win the Midmar Mile outside Howick today, beating Brit Kerry Anne Payne (silver) and top SA swimmer Michelle
Keri-Anne Payne going for a record eighth aQuellé Midmar Mile women’s race title, but expects strong competition from the likes of Michelle Weber
Lorna Cochran is aiming to become the oldest ever finisher at the aQuellé Midmar Mile at the age of 89. The Midmar Mile takes place
