Van Niekerk, Magaia and Whitebooi Shortlisted for Momentum Athlete of the Year

Team SA’s Lara van Niekerk won her women’s 50m breaststroke heat in a Games record time of 29.82 at the 2022 Commonwealth games in Birmingham.  Photo : Team South Africa (Twitter)

Commonwealth Games double gold medalist, Lara van Niekerk, Women’s Africa Cup of Nations winner, Hildah Magaia and SA’s first ever Commonwealth Games judo gold medal winner, Michaela Whitebooi, battle it out for top honours in the Momentum Athlete of the Year category. #gsport17 #SheOwnsHerSuccess #PowerOfRecognition

Desiree Ellis: “This is a Victory for all the Clubs”

Banyana Banyana stalwart Janine van Wyk lofts the trophy as the Senior South African Women’s Football team celebrates beating Nigeria 4-2 in Lagos to claim the inaugural Aisha Buhari Cup. Photo: Banyana Banyana (Twitter)

The wings of Nigeria’s Super Falcons were clipped by Banyana Banyana who took a 4-2 victory on Tuesday to claim the trophy in the closing match of the inaugural Aisha Buhari Cup at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan in Lagos, Nigeria #gsportAFRICA

Contenders to be Considered for #gsport16 Nominations

Photo 1 Caption: 2019 Momentum gsport Awards’ Estée Lauder Style Star of the Year trophy awarded to SuperSport sportscaster, Lindiwe Dube. Photo: Lindiwe Dube

If you haven’t nominated anyone for the 2021 Momentum gsport Awards yet, we reveal an inspirational list of achievers that you may want to consider putting forward for recognition for #gsport16 #SheOwnsHerSuccess

#GAL2021 Kickstarts With Bumper First Monthly Reveal

Ashleigh Moolman pictured becoming the first-ever virtual UCI Cycling World Champion. In a year which saw the participation of sport dramatically curbed to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, sports federations and athletes had to come up with new and original concepts to maintain athletic performance and sporting events. Photo: Supplied

The #GAL2021 campaign gets underway today with the announcement of the first monthly intake, and an opportunity to increase media coverage, through South Africa’s only women’s sport newsmakers event, which celebrates its third edition this year.

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