
Zelda Botha Wins SA Race Walk Half-Marathon Title at Athletics SA Trials in Pretoria
Central Gauteng’s Zelda Botha showed her class at the ASA Race Walking Trials at UP, winning the 21.1km in 1:52:55 to cement her spot for

Central Gauteng’s Zelda Botha showed her class at the ASA Race Walking Trials at UP, winning the 21.1km in 1:52:55 to cement her spot for

Banyana Banyana secured a 2-0 win over Malawi in their COSAFA Championship opener via goals from Sibulele Holweni and Bonolo Mokoma, giving Coach Desiree Ellis

Fatima Sana’s brilliant all-round performance guided Pakistan to a 53-run win over the Proteas Women in Benoni, while South Africa claimed the series 2–1 after

The Springbok Women’s Sevens secured second place at the HSBC SVNS 2 opener in Nairobi, following a clinical bonus-point win against China and a gutsy

Germany’s Celina Sattelkau claimed back-to-back Sunshine Ladies Tour wins with a composed five-stroke victory at the NTT DATA Ladies’ Pro-Am at Fancourt, navigating windy conditions

After a mixed opening day in Nairobi featuring a tough 12-0 loss to Brazil but resilient victories against Spain and Kenya, the Springbok Women’s Sevens

Player of the Match Ayabonga Khaka’s clinical bowling and captain Laura Wolvaardt’s unbeaten knock guided the Proteas Women to a commanding six-wicket victory over Pakistan

Tyler Jacobs claimed the elite road race title in a dramatic photo finish at the 2026 SA National Championships, while Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio delivered a commanding

Kayla Reyneke enjoyed a dream debut as the Proteas Women secured a five-wicket win over Pakistan in Potchefstroom, with the youngster taking 2/13 before hitting

The 14th USN Simbine Classic Shootout delivered a masterclass in athletics as Rumé Burger’s 16.95s 150m sprint and Karabo More’s 1000m win showcased the incredible

Nineteen-year-old Callan Lötter dominated the rough conditions to secure her first elite aQuellé Midmar Mile title, and swimming vet Alani Ferreira worked hard to earn

Defending champions Hayley Ward and Alexa Pienaar dominated play to retain their SA Nationals Doubles Squash title with a clinical 11-4 11-4 win, while Ward


