Experience, twists, thrills, grace, and talent were on display as South Africa’s Syan du Preez and Caleigh Anders brought home gold medals in a slew
“My proudest moment was sailing over the finish line, waving the South African flag.” – Kirsten Neuschäfer after winning SA Sportswoman of the Year at
Chasing an Olympic dream Cian Oldknow has claimed her maiden South African title by winning the ASA Marathon Championships in a new record course time
Belgium’s Manon De Roey claimed a four-stroke victory in the Investec South African Women’s Open at the Erinvale Country and Golf Estate in Somerset West
Kira Bester and Pippa McGregor were in a class of their own in a strong women’s field to notch up their first victory together when
Legendary South African swim star Penny Heyns’ twin gold medals at the Atlanta USA Olympic Games in 1996 have been recognised as the Greatest Moment
Banyana Banyana Head Coach Desiree Ellis was accompanied by members of her family and friends when she was conferred an Honorary Doctorate by the Cape
Spain’s World Cup-winning Aitana Bonmatí and USA Gymnastics’ Simone Biles headlined a list of women winners on the 2024 Laureus World Sports Awards at the
Olympic champion, Kenya’s Peres Jepchirchir smashed the women-only world record by 45 seconds at the TCS London Marathon, winning the World Athletics Platinum Label road
Marioné Fourie and Prudence Sekgodiso were the star performers on the final day of competition at the ASA Senior Combined Events and Relays Championships at
Swiss professional Chiara Tamburlini claimed a record seven-shot victory at the 2024 Joburg Ladies Open, a Sunshine Ladies Tour and Ladies European Tour co-sanctioned event
Seasoned pacer Ayabonga Khaka became the first black African woman to achieve a 100 ODI appearances for the Proteas Women, in testament to her dedication
