South Africa’s top ranked women’s player Kgothatso Montjane has arrived in Australian well ahead of time, to fine-tune her game ahead of the ITF Bendigo Open Super Series and the Melbourne Open.

SA no. 1 wheelchair tennis star Kgothatso Montjane beat Charlotte Famin in straight sets, eyes tough US Open quarter-final clash vs world No.2 Yui Kamiji

Optimize Agency unveiled a wide-ranging strategy including serious financial partners to power SA’s No. 1 wheelchair tennis star, Kgothatso Montjane in her quest to achieve her peak international potential

Second seeds Mariska Venter and French partner Emmanuelle Morch claimed their first ITU level 3 title as a pair, when they beat Macarena Cabrillana and Michaela Spaanstra to win the Ath Open doubles title in Belgium on Saturday

World no. 58 and rising SA wheelchair tennis champ Mariska Venter made it to the singles final of the Memorial Jens Open, and paired up with Donna Jansen to defend her doubles crown, in Antwerp on Sunday. 

Wheelchair Tennis South Africa General Manager Karen Losch says that the Federation’s efforts to empower young disabled girls through the sport remains their priority, and is very much ongoing.

SA no. 1 Mariska Venter beat Nonkanyiso Nyosi 6-1 6-3 on Saturday to advance to the Soweto Open semi-finals, and is looking forward to avenging an earlier loss to Swiss and tournament top seed, Nalani Buob.

World No.8 KG Montjane storms into Joburg Open finals in hot pursuit of her first-ever title at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Center, as she takes on Swiss Nalani Boub in Soweto on Wednesday.

South African world number 8 Kgothatso Montjane saw off Nalani Buob from Switzerland to record her first Joburg Open title, at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Center in Soweto on Wednesday.

SA Junior No. 1 Mariska Venter faces a test of her readiness for the big stage against SA no. 1 KG Montjane in Tuesday’s Joburg Open’s semifinals, after both players easily progressed through their Monday ties at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Centre in Soweto