Momentum gsport Awards to Premiere on SuperSport
gsport Newsroom
August 30, 2021
Women in sport’s biggest night set to premiere on SuperSport Variety 4 on Tuesday, 31 August at 20:00 (CAT).
Women in sport’s biggest night set to premiere on SuperSport Variety 4 on Tuesday, 31 August at 20:00 (CAT).
Clinical Psychologist, Dr Koketjo Tsebe, SASCA’s Desiree Vardhan and cricket heroine, Susie Pather, vie for the Special Recognition title at the 2021 Momentum gsport Awards.
Four-time winner, Kgothatso Montjane, is shortlisted once again for the Brand SA Para Sport Star of the Year at #gsport16 alongside record breaker, Maria Combrink
The Public Choice Award honours a finalist who captures the public imagination and wins the largest public vote across all categories, without going on to
Banyana Banyana and Atletico Madrid star, Thembi Kgatlana, Wimbledon history maker, Kgothatso Montjane and Olympian and eSports World Champion, Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio will battle it out
Leading Zimbabwean sports administrator, Violet Jubane, DRC born Banyana Banyana forward, Ode Fulutudilu and Ghanaian media all-rounder, Juliet Bawuah will battle it out for the
Community tennis coach, Mpho Makhoba, Cricket Club administrator, Molefe Talisemo and rural cricket coach, Sandile Lukhele will battle it out for the #gsport16 Volunteer of
Seasoned middle distance runner turned sports administrator, Kesa Molotsane, elevated to top three of the Telkom Woman of the Year category after national netball assistant
Reigning gsport Federation of the Year, Gymnastics South Africa, will go head to head with Cycling South Africa and GolfRSA for the 2021 Federation of
Banyana Banyana star, Rhoda Mulaudzi, golf star, Caitlyn Macnab and Proteas Women cricketer, Shabnim Ismail, will battle it out for top honours in the Momentum
Double finalist, Kgothatso Montjane, leads the 2021 Momentum gsport Awards shortlist, as 60 finalists make the cut for South Africa’s longest-running women’s sport awards.
Clinical psychologist, Dr Koketjo Tsebe, is ecstatic to lead the sport category as Mail and Guardian announced their 200 Young South Africans 2021 list, which
