
Marlene Coetzee-George Appointed Laureus Sport SA CEO
Laureus Sport South Africa announced longstanding Sport for Good Foundation Trustee Marlene Coetzee-George as new Chief Executive Officer on Thursday #GoGirls

Laureus Sport South Africa announced longstanding Sport for Good Foundation Trustee Marlene Coetzee-George as new Chief Executive Officer on Thursday #GoGirls

South African women in sport raise the bar, signing lucrative deals and produce unstoppable performances, resulting in a bumper June edition of gsport’s monthly #GAL2021

South African skateboarder, Boipelo Awuah, is looking forward to representing the country at the Olympic Games as she will be one of the youngest athletes

Banyana Banyana coach, Desiree Ellis, reveals safety of national team players has been put first as the trip to the Netherlands has been called off

Star Indian archer, Deepika Kumari, regained her world number one position after securing a hat-trick of gold medals at the third stage of the Hyundai

East Londoner Nikki Birkett comprehensively won the women’s race at the Scottburgh to Brighton surfski marathon on Saturday, 26 June 2021, and earned a top

Celebrated SPAR Proteas assistant coach, Dumisani Chauke, became the first ever female HOD of Sport at the Tshwane University of Technology at Ga-Rankuwa campus #GoGirls

With a strong KwaZulu-Natal summer river season under her belt, Jordan Peek will return to competitive racing when she takes on her first Berg River

2019 Momentum gsport Awards Ministerial Recognition of Excellence recipient, Tatjana Schoenmaker, leads second batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to represent Team SA at the

2018 gsport Ministerial Recognition of Excellence winner, Deejay Manaleng celebrates latest academic achievement after going back to school for the first time in ten years.

University of Johannesburg’s LLB-Law graduate, Zanele Leon’s greatest ambition is to become a well-respected Sports Law attorney and SARU Accredited Agent, focusing on positively impacting

Former English sprinter, Katharine Merry, will be the first female commentating voice in an Olympic Games stadium when she forms part of the World Athletics


