
English Too Slick as Junior SA Team Go Down in Santiago Bruiser
The young South African women fought hard against a slick English outfit in their second FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup 2025 fixture, ultimately falling

The young South African women fought hard against a slick English outfit in their second FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup 2025 fixture, ultimately falling

African champions South Africa will begin their FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup campaign on Tuesday against Austria as they look to make their mark

Bok Women’s 7s ‘A’ have secured pool wins to set up clashes with Poland and Ireland Inv. at the Emirates Dubai Int’l Invitational on Saturday

Coach Cecil Afrika looks forward to senior players gaining game time and testing depth ahead of January’s World Rugby Challenger 3 Tournament, as captain Shiniqwa

The Spar Proteas will kickstart 2026 with an exciting three-test home series against England’s Vitality Roses in a tightly-contested clash essential for building the team

South Africa will face African contenders Malawi in their first Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games fixture in July next year, after match details released have the

Laura Wolvaardt’s phenomenal 169 and Marizanne Kapp’s fiery 5/20 secured the Proteas Women a commanding 125-run semi-final victory over England, clinching South Africa’s first-ever Cricket

Independent WSL club London City Lionesses and the bold women-athlete-owned media company TOGETHXR have formed a historic partnership, disrupting women’s football by driving visibility, storytelling,

South Africa’s Proteas Women have locked in a coveted semi-final berth at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in India, bouncing back from an

Former player Layla Arrison reflects on her ‘unbelievable’ experience covering the Women’s Rugby World Cup as a SuperSport broadcaster, calling it a pivotal, humbling, and

England secured a 10-wicket triumph over the Proteas Women in their opening match of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in the north east of

SA Hockey has named an experienced squad, including Olympians Paris-Gail Isaacs, Ntsopa Mokoena, and Taheera Augousti, for the FIH Women’s Junior World Cup in Santiago,


