Amanda Coetzer, the Little Assassin
gsport Newsroom
June 1, 2007
As they say, all good things must come to an end! And that’s where Amanda Coetzer finds herself after a decade and a half in
As they say, all good things must come to an end! And that’s where Amanda Coetzer finds herself after a decade and a half in
Since Amanda Coetzer’s retirement from competitive tennis, South Africa has struggled to unearth a women’s star who has been able to make it big
The SPAR National Women’s Hockey team head off to Dublin in a few days time for a four-nation tournament (also including Ireland, Scotland and
Last month, gsport’s featured sport of the month was Rugby. But as the month progressed, we realised that more women are taking to touch rugby,
It has been said that women’s soccer is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. In the United States of
Last year, the Springbok women’s rugby team represented South Africa at the IRB Women’s Rugby World in Canada.
No stranger to breaking records, Jenny Bentel is the first South African woman referee to officiate a Women’s World Cup game last year, and in 2005
At the Features Desk of gsport, we’ve been aware that a piece on Dance Sport is long-overdue, and we’re delighted it’s arrival coincides with the
Easter Saturday will see 25 000 runners take part in the annual Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon presented by Nike, making it the biggest ever
For five consecutive years, Farwa Mentoor has been South African’s top female finisher in the Comrades Marathon, usually dominated by the Russians. Last year, 15
Elana Meyer is one of South Africa’s top women athletes, having set 23 South African records, and her domination of the domestic road running scene
Khetsiwe has been making quite a splash in the media recently, including a quarter-page interview by The Star journalist Linda Mbongwa and photographer Bongiwe Mchunu
