Second seeds Mariska Venter and French partner Emmanuelle Morch claimed their first ITU level 3 title as a pair, when they beat Macarena Cabrillana and
World no. 58 and rising SA wheelchair tennis champ Mariska Venter made it to the singles final of the Memorial Jens Open, and paired up
Interviewed about her role as a #gsport13 Judge and the health of women’s sport in SA, Paralympian Natalie du Toit used National Women’s Day to
4-times Swiss Open champ Kgothatso Montjane is no flash in the pan, and it’s remarkable to hear a sporting professional of her calibre saying, “My
Palesa “Deejay” Manaleng, 31, a UJ student and journalist has been selected as one of the 100 Young Mandela’s of the future. Through her leadership,
SA wheelchair tennis ace Kg Montjane marches back to 6 on the ITF Singles Rankings on the back of a string of success including a
SA no.1 wheelchair tennis player Kg Montjane made the most of the weekend by beating world no. 7 Lucy Shuker to win her fourth Swiss
South Africa’s no. 1 wheelchair tennis player Kgothatso Montjane has been handed a wildcard for the Wimbledon Grand Slam tournament at The All England Lawn
Wheelchair Tennis South Africa General Manager Karen Losch says that the Federation’s efforts to empower young disabled girls through the sport remains their priority, and
A short video clip of leading sports action during the week that was.
SA no. 1 Mariska Venter beat Nonkanyiso Nyosi 6-1 6-3 on Saturday to advance to the Soweto Open semi-finals, and is looking forward to avenging
World No.8 KG Montjane storms into Joburg Open finals in hot pursuit of her first-ever title at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Center, as she takes
