
Tuks Karateka Raising Funds for Olympic Dream
Tuks karateka Meghan Smit is training against men to toughen up for the Olympics Karate Qualification Tournament in Paris, while raising the R50,000 funding she

Tuks karateka Meghan Smit is training against men to toughen up for the Olympics Karate Qualification Tournament in Paris, while raising the R50,000 funding she

Momentum Proteas’ Marizanne Kapp feels honoured to be named ICC’s world’s best Women’s ODI All-Rounder and is looking forward to using her international experience to

2021 Growthpoint Junior Nationals U14 and U16 winners, Donna le Roux and Lilitha Ndungane, earn all-expenses paid trip to represent South Africa at the WTA

Netball Australia look forward to delivering lasting benefits for women and girls after winning the bid to host the 2027 Netball World Cup. #gsportGlobal

Sasol-sponsored Banyana Banyana secure two international friendlies against Zambia and Botswana in preparation for the 2022 CAF Africa Women’s Cup of Nations qualifiers, later this

Sprint kayaker, Esti van Tonder, has been selected by Canoeing South Africa as one of two South Africans to attempt to qualify for the Tokyo

The Moroccan Football Federation is set to host the inaugural CAF Women’s Champions League competition, three months after becoming the first North African country to

The South African Hockey Association announces a 12-member squad that will represent the country at the African Indoor Cup, a qualifier for the Indoor World

SPAR Proteas head coach, Dorette Badenhorst, reveals the team’s plans to win every match at the SPAR Challenge Tri Nations Series at the CTICC starting

Banyana Banyana head coach, Desiree Ellis, is hoping to use the FIFA Calendar dates to bring in overseas players to get her team back to

The SPAR Proteas team express their readiness for action in the Tri National series as the squad is announced to face Uganda and Namibia at

Momentum Proteas’ wicketkeeper, Sinalo Jafta will be joined by other notable players such as Anneke Bosch, Nondumiso Shangase and Faye Tunnicliffe, as the South African


