Victoria University Research Proposes Uniform Changes
Victoria University’s recent research suggesting that many girls drop out of sport due to uncomfortable uniforms is set to encourage clubs to take appearance into consideration to keep females in the game.
Sikholiwe Mdletshe Uses Sport to Change Lives
Kovsies Netball team captain, Sikholiwe Mdletshe, believes she can inspire young girls in underprivileged communities through her initiative, Girls Got Game. She also tells gsport Member, Mandisa Ntuli, about her netball journey and the support needed leading up to the 2023 Netball World Cup.
Mkhwanazi Investing in Future Women Cricketers
Central Gauteng Lions Cricket Administrator, Takatso Mkhwanazi, is playing a vital role in ensuring that schools from primary level invest in developing girl cricketers for the national team. She chats to gsport member, Selina Munsamy, about the challenges women’s cricket faces and her plans for the future.
Long Read: Addressing Under-Representation of Women in Sport
Chief Director of Sport at Stellenbosch University and President of USSA, Ilhaam Groenewald writes on the factors that contribute towards under-representation of women in sport, and strategies to respond for a changing world
The Power in Telling Your Story
gsport provides a free self-publishing service to enable you to tell your women’s sport story. Today, TUT Sport and Recreation Management section head Dr Pam Serra discusses the powerful benefits of telling your story in this blog, a facility available to all gsport members to also tell their story.
Girls Love Cricket!
Yesterday more than 1000 boys and girls descended on St Davids Marist Brothers College in Inanda, Johannesburg, to attend the Bakers Mini Cricket Festival, organised by the Gauteng Cricket Association.
Girls O’Neill Surf Champs Start
The 2006 O’Neill SA junior Championships kicks off today for girls in the under 12, under 14, under 16 and under 18 age groups, representing teams from eight provinces.