Can Province Do the Double?
gsport Newsroom
August 24, 2012
After a day of near- and all-to-real upsets, a mouth-watering rematch of the 2011 duel that saw WP upset Southern Gauteng is the prize match
After a day of near- and all-to-real upsets, a mouth-watering rematch of the 2011 duel that saw WP upset Southern Gauteng is the prize match
Southerns and Northerns in a duel for SAHA IPT Pool B honours, while the U21’s lead Western Province in Pool A after 3 matches each
Eastern Province, Northerns & Kaspersky Southerns all muscled big wins as the 2012 IPT tournament kicked off with A and B Pool action in Section
South Africa’s Olympic hockey stars return to action in the 2012 SA Women’s Interprovincial Hockey Tournament in Randburg, starting this Sunday. Western Province are the
The South Africa women’s hockey team have endured a torrid opening two fixtures at the London 2012 Olympic Games, with loss margins placing the team
The wrap on SA women in action at the London 2012 Olympic Games, on Saturday, 28 July, plus the schedule for Sunday 29 July
Racking up 33 goals on their way to confirming their ‘Team of the Tournament’ tag, Somerset College beat DF Malan 7-0 to claim the 2012
Rain forces postponement of semi-final at Cape Town International Schools’ and Clubs Under-18 Hockey Festival til Sunday morning, finals scheduled for Sunday afternoon
Michelle Marx netted the decider for Paarl Gimnasium to advance to the Cape Town International Schools’ and Clubs Under-18 Hockey Festival semi-final against Somerset College
Superb final four-nations tournament performance by the SA women’s hockey team, resplendent with a hat-trick from goal maestro Pietie Coetzee, gives the team a boost
The world’s 12th-ranked SA Women’s Hockey team nearly upset 6th-ranked Black Sticks in the four-nations tournament in Bremen, Germany, in an intriguing Olympic preview
Germany run out 5-1 winners in opening Four Nations series against SA, and while both teams had chances the clinical finishing of the tournament hosts
