
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Full Netball Fixtures Announced
South Africa will face African contenders Malawi in their first Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games fixture in July next year, after match details released have the

South Africa will face African contenders Malawi in their first Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games fixture in July next year, after match details released have the

Cricket South Africa has announced the Proteas Women’s T20I and ODI squads for the inbound December tour against Ireland, which sees the return of former

Ghizlane Chebbak became the first Moroccan woman to win the top prize when the Atlas Lionesses star walked away with the Women’s Player of the

SA Hockey bids farewell to dual-format star Robyn Johnson who retires after eight years, 112 caps, with World Cups, Olympics and Commonwealth Games appearances, saying

The Spar South Africa Women’s Indoor Hockey team for the 2025 Nkosi Cup in Cape Town has been announced, featuring new coach Calvin Price, two

An experience-laden Springbok Women’s Sevens team has departed for the Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Cup in Nairobi this weekend in their quest to remain unbeaten

Newly-elected Netball South Africa President Mami Diale is poised to usher in a new era for the sport, driven by an unparalleled depth of experience,

SA Rugby has invited a squad of 18 to a training camp in Pretoria ahead of the Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Champs in Nairobi next

New World Number 1 ODI batter, Laura Wolvaardt, leads the ICC Team of the Tournament also featuring Marizanne Kapp and World Cup breakout star Nadine

Independent WSL club London City Lionesses and the bold women-athlete-owned media company TOGETHXR have formed a historic partnership, disrupting women’s football by driving visibility, storytelling,

SA 10km record holder Glenrose Xaba headlines the Senior Women’s Team for the World Athletics Cross Country Champs in Tallahassee on 10 January 2026, leading

SA Hockey has named an experienced squad, including Olympians Paris-Gail Isaacs, Ntsopa Mokoena, and Taheera Augousti, for the FIH Women’s Junior World Cup in Santiago,


