Former Ministerial Recognition of Excellence Awards recipient on the gsport stage, Geraldine Pillay-Viret, shares five top tips to encourage current Team South Africa athletes aiming for success at the Olympic Games in Tokyo #SheOwnsHerSuccess @Momentum_za
2014 Youth Olympic gold medallist, Gezelle Magerman, clocked a new Personal Best at the 1 Meeting Citta’ Di Mendrisio in Switzerland on Saturday #GoGirls
Team South Africa announce Rebecca Meder and Dunè Coetzee as latest inclusions to the list of swimmers who will represent the country at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Javelin star, Jo-Ané van Dyk, joins the athletics team #GoGirls
South African athletics teen sensation, Prudence Sekgodiso, set a new Personal Best time as she earn a second place in the 800m at the KBC Nacht van de Atletiek Meeting in Belgium on Saturday #GoGirls
Former English sprinter, Katharine Merry, will be the first female commentating voice in an Olympic Games stadium when she forms part of the World Athletics team at the Olympic Games in Tokyo #gsportGlobal #OlympicDay
Uganda’s Leni Shida and South Africa’s Deline Mpiti earn first and second place in the 400m race, respectively, in Italy at the Women XXIV Meeting International – Città di Nembro.
Seven-time Nigerian 100m champion, Blessing Okagbare, dipped within 11 seconds for the third time this season at the P-T-S athletics competition in Slovakia to smash the previous record held by Czech Republic icon, Jarmila Kratochvílová. #SaturdaySmile #AfricaFocus
Tuks athlete Phindile Kubheka smashes the field to win the USSA women’s 100m title in a time of 11.68. There were also winning performances from Justine Palframan, Prudence Sekgodiso, Zeney van der Walt and Patience Ntshingila. #GoGirls
South African 400m hurdles specialist, Wenda Nel, posted the second-fastest world leading and Olympic qualifying time on Saturday, at the ACNW Open Meeting in Potchefstroom #GoGirls
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