
Elizabeth Smith Makes History for SA Gymnastics
2020 Momentum gsport Awards Special Recognition Award winner, Elizabeth Smith, is the first South African representative to serve on the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) Council<br

2020 Momentum gsport Awards Special Recognition Award winner, Elizabeth Smith, is the first South African representative to serve on the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) Council<br

Gymnastics South Africa CEO, Anne Vermaak, athlete turned administrator Kesa Molotsane and national netball captain, Bongi Msomi in line for Telkom Woman of the Year

The battle is on as SA women’s water polo team head coach, Delaine Mentoor, Gauteng Jaguars coach, Jenny van Dyk, and Gymnastics South Africa coach,

Olympic gymnast, Naveen Daries, track and field star, Reabetswe Moloi and rising cyclist, Ainsli de Beer vie for the gsport Emerging Athlete of the Year

Tatjana Schoenmaker’s Olympic record in the women’s 100m breaststroke was the high point of Team SA’s performances alongside gymnast, Caitlin Rooskrantz, who scored an international

Young South African gymnasts including, Caitlin Rooskrantz and Phiwe Nhleko, are revolutionising Artistic Gymnastics globally as they reveal the importance of different apparatus they use

Gymnastics South Africa express their delight with the success of the inaugural Skipnation rope skipping challenge #GoGirls

South African gymnast, Shannon Gardiner is over the moon after being selected to represent South Africa at the 38th FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships. #gsportGlobal

South Africa’s Olympic-bound athletes share their aspirations for the prestigious Games as they prepare to depart for Tokyo #gsportGlobal

Women’s Sport, Girls in Sport, Girls’ Sport, Women’s Rugby,
Excerpt: #GAL2020 recipient, Michaela Whitebooi, leads the third batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to

Four-time Olympic champion, Simone Biles sets new record for most all-around titles ever for an American woman after winning a record seventh national women’s all-around

SASCOC announces its initial Team SA squad including 27 women athletes who have earned call-up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games starting end July in


