Weekend Sports News 5 November 2018
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November 5, 2018
gsport’s video wrap of the best of the weekend’s sports news, on Monday 5 November, 2018
gsport’s video wrap of the best of the weekend’s sports news, on Monday 5 November, 2018
In an absolutely thrilling final in Bloemfontein on Monday night, the home side, UFS Kovsies, stunned and outplayed defending champions, UP Tuks, to win the
Nerves of steel as Ekurhuleni overcome Western Province to lift the 2018 SA Women’s Golf IPT title in Stellenbosch, while Mpumalanga held Border to a
Banyana Banyana suffer their first loss in seven matches as they go down 2-1 in their opening international friendly away to Chile, as part of
The Proteas brought out their A-Game to win the final T20 international by three wickets and earn well-deserved come-from-behind series-levelling kudos away against the West
Both openers Laura Wolvaardt and Lizelle Lee scored 50’s in the Proteas’ chase overnight, the 8 wicket-win offering the visitors a chance at levelling the
It was determination versus experience as the defending champions UP-Tuks pulled ahead to knock out a determined Madibaz side 55-46 in Monday’s first Varsity Netball
Kovsies overpowered Maties 56-45 in a nail-biting Varsity Netball semi-final at the Callie Human in Bloemfontein on Monday evening, the home side booking their place
Western Province’s strategy of playing to personal skills paid handsome dividends in the team’s campaign to defend their Golf IPT title at Devonvale Golf and
WP defended their title when they beat Border once again to win Rugby SA’s 2018 IPT in East London on Saturday, while Boland beat the
Squash star Alexa Pienaar kept the University of Johannesburg flag flying high when she won the silver medal at the World University Squash Championships women’s
20-year-old Madibaz squash player Hayley Ward finished seventh in the World University Championships in England, an effort that helped team SA to 6th place in
