Ronnel Donnelly struck a hat-trick as Banyana Banyana beat Madagascar 4-0 behind closed doors in Bloemfontein, taking a commanding lead into Tuesday's second leg of their Los Angeles 2028 Olympic qualifying tie.

Cricket commentator and gsport founder Kass Naidoo has announced her debut book, Making Women's Sport Visible: 20 Years of gsport, a celebration of two decades of women's sport in South Africa, with legacy book launch events from 30 November 2026.

From the racetrack to the cricket pitch, our community names the personal sponsors quietly powering their careers, with a lesson in brand-building from Kgothatso Montjane.

Phumeza Langa wants to know how it is not the 7th yet, and she is not the only one. The gsport community has been counting down all week, and the wait is almost over. Join the waiting list on gsport.co.za to be the first to hear our news on 7 October.

As we mark Heritage Day in 2026, From a Sotho grandmother's lessons to a Swellendam farming family, seven women from the gsport community share the heritage they carry into sport this Heritage Day.

Refiloe Nketsa marked her 50th cap as the Spar Proteas beat Zimbabwe 58-41 to make it two wins from two at the Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi, with Botswana and Namibia still to come in Pool 1 after a rest day.

First senior caps for Luca Keun and Tinita van Dyk crowned a 90-22 win over Tanzania as the Spar Proteas opened their Africa Netball Cup title defence in Nairobi, with the squad leading 43-8 at the break and Zimbabwe up next in Pool 1 on Sunday.

A record ICC Women's T20 World Cup, a record-reach FIH Hockey World Cup, a sold-out Budapest and a Nairobi 2029 decision built on fan data set the stage for the Spar Proteas' Africa Netball Cup defence and Nielsen's South African breakthrough.

In a holding room with Penny Heyns, Dr Debbie Alexander and Odessa Swarts at the 21st gsport Awards, Bloemfontein broadcaster and Woman in Radio Finalist Ester Baatjies says she felt like a child in a candy store.

Zewande Hlatshwayo walked into Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium for Durban Ladies WFC and knew she belonged in sport. A year on, the teenager presents Varsity Football, runs club social media and studies towards a sports management diploma, all at once.