Celebrating #GAL2023 recipient, Janine van Wyk: a true legend of the game! With her record-breaking 185th appearance for Banyana Banyana, she’s now the most capped African footballer, male or female.
The South African Women’s Indoor Hockey squad has been announced for their first international series of 2024, when they will play in a six-match away Test series against Switzerland set
Kgothatso Montjane, one of South Africa’s most visible sportswomen, has won the 2023 gsport Newsmaker of the Year award at the gsport Annual List of Newsmakers in Johannesburg, and she
Minister of Sport, Zizi Kodwa said that the Department of Sports, Arts, and Culture respects SAFA’s decision to withdraw it’s bid to host the 2027 Women’s World Cup, after deciding
Women’s Indoor Head Coach AJ Spieringshoek names a formidable Team SA for the inaugural Kathea Energy Nkosi Cup in another opportunity to expand the SA player pool in Cape Town
Cricket South Africa has announced the official appointment of Laura Wolvaardt as captain of the Proteas Women for all three formats, along with the T20 International squad to face Bangladesh
The Spar Proteas will face Scotland in a practice match on Sunday 3 December before their 3-match Test series agains the Vitality Roses – who are yet to lose to
Women ICC cricket umpires are set to benefit from policy changes announced by the ICC, including that female match officials will receive equal pay for officiating cricket matches among further
England Netball has named a 14-player squad ahead of a test series with South Africa’s Spar Proteas. Five players were a part of the Roses silver medal-winning squad during their
The 2023 Netball World Cup in Cape Town this July and August has been shortlisted in four categories, including Event of the Year, at the Hollard Sport Industry Awards scheduled
Enduro racer Kirsten Landman has made the difficult decision to end her 2024 Dakar Rally campaign for mental health reasons, but will compete in December’s Roof of Africa in Lesotho
FUFA has named South African tactician Sheryl Botes as Crested Cranes’ first foreign head coach, on a three-year deal. The former Banyana Banyana assistant coach becomes the to lead the Crested
