Former Momentum gsport Awards Woman in PR & Sponsorship winner, Marisa Calvert, blogs about the guest experience at the 18th edition of Africa’s longest running women’s sport recognition platform. #gsport18 #SheOwnsHerSuccess #PowerOfRecognition

Coach Lenise Marais is looking forward to this next challenge as the SA Hockey Association announces an 18-strong SA U21 squad, selected ahead of the African Hockey Qualifiers in Ghana in March. Photo: Supplied

Fans backing a R500 Tokyo crowdfunding initiative by the SA Women’s Hockey team could see their team back in action proving Olympic mettle for the first time since London 2012

Springbok Women’s head coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, is looking forward to guiding the team to the 2021 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. He chats about dealing with a challenging year and his journey in the sport.

Encouraging young girls to get involved, Mind Sports SA’s Clash Royale national champ Anneke Lourens chats about gaming, and the opportunities available for women in the sport

Kgothatso ‘KG’ Montjane is a wheelchair tennis player, ranked 7th globally and number one in Africa. She is currently up for another Momentum gsport award in the category Athlete with Disability. KG was born in Seshego, Polokwane in Limpopo, making her part of the Limpopo Champions League (a group of South African’s that come from […]

#gsport15 Woman in Print finalist, Busisiwe Mokwena, is grateful and honoured that her work is reaching the right audiences and that she has been given the gift of storytelling.

The 15th edition of the African Artistic Gymnastics Championships will be held in Eldoraigne and will double up as a qualifying event for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo

Monday was a day of revenge as Tuks got their Varsity Netball season off to an excellent start beating Kovsies 63-42 at the same venue where the Pretoria side suffered a loss in last year’s final to the three-time Champions

Coming into the new Varsity Netball season, Madibaz continued with their fine form in their opening match against UJ, which ended 50-29 in favour of the NWU team who will now be eyeing Tuks in the next round of fixtures in September