As the only female nominee, Banyana Banyana striker Noko Matlou will aim to follow in the footsteps of Natalie du Toit when the Sports Star
Shandré Fritz of South Africa’s national women’s cricket team has been nominated for two LG ICC Awards. She will be competing against her captain, Cri-Zelda
Messages of congratulations have been pouring in for the gsport… for Girls! initiative which celebrated its fifth birthday on Monday, 1 August 2011.
Eastern Cape women’s rugby pioneer, Dorothy Tsotsobe has been honoured for her selfless contribution to the development of the women’s game in South Africa. She
2010 gsport Hall of Fame recipient, Motlatsi Keikabile, is upbeat about the future of athletics in South Africa after having been elected vice-president of Athletics
The gsport judging panel has a tough task of choosing four Leading Ladies of the Year to be unveiled at the 2011 gsport Awards on
gsport… for Girls! is on the look-out for six young women to volunteer their services to the 2011 gsport Awards, to assist with event registration
2010 gsport Woman in Media winner Natalie le Clue is riding the crest of a wave, since winning the coveted award last year.
At no charge to its visitors, and allowing each visitor as many votes as they wish to promote their favourite sports Federation, the gsport.co.za initiative
New Beginnings. A memorable photo marks the gathering at the launch of the gsport … for Girls! initiative, in the Sir Herbert Baker Suite at
Athlete Caster Semenya, hockey star Pietie Coetzee and football ace, Noko Matlou, will battle it out for top honours at the 2011 gsport Awards, which
Motlatsi Keikabile was unveiled as the 2010 gsport Hall of Fame inductee alongside Athlete of the Year, Rosy Hodge; Woman of the Year, Sandy Flanagan;
