SASCOC Mourns Death of Runners
South African Olympic sports governing body SASCOC’s president, Gideon Sam on Sunday said the country’s sporting movement mourned the death of five road runners in
South African Olympic sports governing body SASCOC’s president, Gideon Sam on Sunday said the country’s sporting movement mourned the death of five road runners in
The South African Masters surfing team placed third at the 2011 El Salvador ISA World Masters Surfing Championships and also bagged five individual medals, one
National hockey player Pietie Coetzee was named Sportswoman of the Year at the University of Johannesburg’s annual Sports Awards this past weekend.
Lydia Greenway and Arran Brindle of England put together an unbeaten partnership of 218 runs to lead their side to a 62-run victory over South
Mthethwa and De la Guerre are in Perth to learn as much as they can from the very successful Western Australian Netball Union about growing
SA National open water swimmer, Jessica Roux, and her 16 year old brother Jonathan dominated the open water swimming events at Sunday’s Eastern Province Aquatic’s
Cricket South Africa (CSA) welcomes the world’s number one women’s cricket side, England back to South African shores after a six-year absence.
The South African women’s team will be facing their biggest challenge for some years when they play world number one England at Senwes Park in
Ashleigh Moolman Pasio claimed the women’s title in the 106km race from Pietermaritzburg to Durban after a 48km-long solo breakaway.
South Africa’s Heather Clark (Port Shepstone) is due to defend her Women’s Masters (O/35) title at the 2011 El Salvador ISA World Masters Surfing Championships,
The South African Tennis Association has named a top field of junior players to compete in the Nike Junior Tour Masters this week in Stellenbosch,
Local South African swimmer, Jessica Roux, is favoured to dominate Eastern Province Aquatics’ upcoming Cirrus Bio-Ears Swim Challenge Series, which gets underway at Marina Martinique


