Isigungu Aims for Huge Comeback
gsport Newsroom
February 2, 2008
The Netherlands gets an early advantage at the start of the 2008 Rolex Miami OCR, with Team Isigungu representing South Africa in the Yngling class.
The Netherlands gets an early advantage at the start of the 2008 Rolex Miami OCR, with Team Isigungu representing South Africa in the Yngling class.
Sailing Team Isigungu’s Dominique Provoyeur, Penny Alison and Kim Rew try to make the most of the poor winds in Miami, the United States. SA
SA Sailing’s Sailor of the Year Award winner Dominique Provoyeur writes in from Miami, Florida USA, with her latest newsletter in the Isigungu Team’s quest
The regular Isigungu team of Dominique Provoyeur, Penny Alison and Kim Rew are joined by Lara Dugas (nee Keytel) in their four-crew member J22 boat,
Team Isigungu (Represented by Dominique Provoyeur, Penny Alison and Kim Rew are joined by Lara Dugas (nee Keytel)) proudly march to the South African flag
Skipper Dominique Provoyeur was logged-in again to update gsport readers on the Sailing team Isigungu’s progress at the 2007 Rolex Woman’s International Keelboat Championships, in
2006 Pick ‘n Pay 94.7 winner Yolandi du Toit created a sensation when she broke away and held onto her lead with more than 50km
Team Isigungu’s skipper has sent news of her team’s first three races in the 2007 Rolex Woman’s International Keelboat Championships, in Houston, Texas:
With a cracked hull but determined spirits, the all-girl South African Olympic Qualifiers in the Yngling Sailing Class Team Isigungu finish off their European Women’s
The all-women sailing Team Isigungu (middle) compete in the Yngling Class in their final event in a nine-month tour of Europe. All pictures courtesy Team
It’s the final Day in the Yngling Open World Championships at Medemblik, the Netherlands, and Team Isigungu makes great progress to improve their overall
It’s Day 5 in the Yngling Open World Championships at Medemblik, the Netherlands, and Team Isigungu is toughing it out in the stiff headwinds,
