
Courtrai Primary and Helen Franz Special School are 2025 RCS Rising Star Tennis Champions
The Western Cape’s Courtrai Primary and Helen Franz Special School from Limpopo have been crowned 2025 champions at the RCS Rising Star Tennis National Finals

The Western Cape’s Courtrai Primary and Helen Franz Special School from Limpopo have been crowned 2025 champions at the RCS Rising Star Tennis National Finals

South Africa’s mountain biking stars Candice Lill and Tyler Jacobs wrapped up their third consecutive FNB Wines2Whales title, securing a Chardonnay hat-trick with a perfect

India have claimed their maiden ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup title after a strong batting display was backed up by Deepti Sharma’s brilliant five-for, overshadowing

Jemimah Rodrigues compiled a stunning century to clinch a five-wicket, record-breaking chase for India over defending champions Australia in the semi-final, sealing their spot in

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Kaiyuree Moodley secured her first Sunshine Ladies Tour win at the 2025 Blu Label Unlimited Ladies Challenge at Sun City, calling it an ‘extra sweet

Mauritian champion and Tour de France Femmes stage winner Kim le Court played the patience game, using the climbs to dominate the elite women’s field

Just one away from a milestone 50th Test in charge, trailblazing referee Aimee Barrett-Theron lauds the record-breaking 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup she witnessed from

A superb all-round performance highlighted by key contributions from key top-order batters propelled the Proteas Women to lead the Cricket World Cup standings after a

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

Tayla Kavanagh successfully defended her Sanlam Peace Run 10km title, clocking a blistering 31:37 to shatter her personal best and post the fastest 10km by


