Fresh from another fighting Wimbledon campaign, South African wheelchair tennis icon Kgothatso Montjane reflects on her pursuit of a maiden singles Grand Slam, saying goodbye
Kgothatso Montjane capped a courageous Wimbledon campaign with a semi-final finish in the ladies’ wheelchair doubles alongside Lucy Shuker, marking a fitting farewell to a
Africa’s brightest tennis talents head to Limpopo for the Junior Billie Jean King Cup qualifier at the Polokwane Tennis Club this July.
Kgothatso Montjane wraps a spirited 2026 French Open campaign, reaching the wheelchair singles quarterfinals at Roland Garros and flying the South African flag with pride
Meri Sandenbergh claimed the Girls U18 crown at the American Express Junior National Championships in Mangaung on Sunday, 6 April 2026, as Charlotte Bouwer, Ariana
No 5 seed Meri Sandenbergh and unseeded Cara le Grange caused back-to-back upsets in the Girls U18 semifinals to set up a surprise final at
Roxy Bredenkamp secures her U18 semifinal berth while No 6 seed Ella Jonker stunned top-ranked Lyndsey Philipps 6-3, 6-2 to reach the Girls U16 semifinals
Top seed Roxy Bredenkamp swept to a 6-0 6-0 win as all girls top seeds advanced to the quarter-finals at the American Express Junior National
Kgothatso Montjane exited the Australian Open on Thursday after a singles loss to Ziying Wang and a doubles quarterfinal defeat alongside Manami Tanaka against the
South African wheelchair tennis ace Kgothatso Montjane displayed class in Melbourne, overcoming a tough challenge from Angelica Bernal to secure her singles quarterfinal spot before
South Africa’s elite youth tennis players reigned supreme at the CAT/ITF Southern Africa Championships in Botswana, finishing unbeaten across all divisions to secure the regional
The Western Cape’s Courtrai Primary and Helen Franz Special School from Limpopo have been crowned 2025 champions at the RCS Rising Star Tennis National Finals
