All Africa Games gold medallist, Nosipho Mthembu, hopes her Momentum gsport Awards Ministerial award will pave the way for young girls interested in canoeing. Her
Olympian and World Championship rowing bronze medallist, Ursula Grobler, has officially retired from competitive rowing. The trailblazer will now be focussing on her life post-retirement.
“We take these guidelines set out by the government very seriously and as a federation we have created a proposal that we feel adheres to
We challenged ourselves to keep telling one powerful story a day during the lockdown to play our part in shaping the narrative of women’s sport.
Department of Sport, Arts and Culture,, Minister Nathi Mthethwa, has given non-contact sport the green light to resume training and playing, while non-contact sport will
Varsity College student, Christie Mackenzie, is eager to see in the beginning of her academic year with a trip to Underberg for the 2020 N3TC
Dusi Canoe Marathon K2 debutant, Jeannie Dreyer, says she is looking forward to returning in 2020 with her husband, Martin, to try and better their
Olympic paddling heroine, Bridgitte Hartley, says that she is setting her sights on adding the 2020 N3TC Drak Challenge canoe marathon title to her resume
The Early Bird entries for the 2020 Dusi Canoe Marathon have closed with Olympic bronze medallist, Bridgitte Hartley, among the elite stars on the K1
The popular N3TC Drak Challenge canoe marathon has been moved to two weeks later for the season in February
The final day of the 2019 ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships saw the crew of Bridgitte Hartley and Christie Mackenzie finish fourth in the K2
The K1 race of the ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships in Shaoxing, China saw Jenna Ward and Bridgitte Hartley earn ninth and sixteenth positions, respectively,
