
Bongi Msomi Named as Team SA Chef de Mission for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
From flag bearer at Birmingham 2022 to leading the delegation, Bongi Msomi has been appointed Team SA Chef de Mission for the 2026 Commonwealth Games

From flag bearer at Birmingham 2022 to leading the delegation, Bongi Msomi has been appointed Team SA Chef de Mission for the 2026 Commonwealth Games

SA Hockey has unveiled its 32-player Senior Women’s Squad for 2026, bringing together seasoned internationals such as Onthatile Zulu and Hannah Pearce with a fresh

Lock Anathi Qolo leads a 28-strong Springbok Women squad into Kenya for the 2026 Rugby Africa Women’s Cup, with nine uncapped players ready to make

Five gold, one silver and three bronze as South Africa succesfully defends its continental athletics title in Accra with Karabo More, Rogail Joseph, Kristi Snyman,

A third global honour in just seven months, Proteas Women skipper Laura Wolvaardt has been named ICC Women’s Player of the Month for April 2026

Crossing from world-record drag bikes to NASCAR in a single season, MBM Motorsports’ Dystany Spurlock unlocks a historic debut as the first Black woman to

Ansume de Beer in the pole vault and Kristi Snyman in the high jump have struck African continental gold, and Leandri Holtzhausen has joined them

Sixteen rising stars have been selected for the 2026 CSA Women’s Emerging Academy, with Proteas Women all-rounder Miané Smit and ICC U19 Cricket World Cup

Sasol Banyana Banyana have confirmed a 23-player squad for two away friendly matches against Japan, with returnees Thembi Kgatlana and Bongeka Gamede strengthening the WAFCON

Kenya Lionesses captain Grace Adhiambo tells gsport her journey from the Nagato Blue Angels in Japan to advocating for women athletes is a powerful testament

From a 14-year-old’s dream to the Springbok Women’s medical team, Neda Isaacs reflects on a 16-year journey defined by persistence, mentorship, and an unwavering commitment

Scarlett le Roux dominated the freestyle pool with five individual gold medals and Isabeau Coetsee secured double backstroke gold as South Africa’s young women swimmers


