Weary Montjane Exits Roland Garros

Exhaustion finally caught up with Kg Montjane in Paris, when the SA no. 1 wheelchair tennis ace was eliminated from both singles and doubles tournaments at Roland Garros on Thursday

Montjane Cracks Roland Garros Semi-Final

South Africa’s number one wheelchair tennis star KG Montjane beat Sharon Walraven 7-6 (5) 1-6 6-4 to advance to the French Open Women’s Wheelchair Tennis Championships.

Double Glory for Kg at ACSA Gauteng Open

Kg Montjane celebrates back-to-back victories and a first-ever win over the Netherlands’ Jiske Griffioen at the ACSA Gauteng Open in Benoni on Sunday, and recounts the long road to succcess that sets her up nicely for the ACSA SA Open next week

No Disability Holds Her Back

Wheelchair Tennis SA has lauded accomplished women’s top seed KG Montjane on National Youth Day in South Africa, the young inspiring athlete having excelled in her short tennis career, and having shown that no disability holds her back.

ACSA Border Open Stars Progress in East London

A total field of six international wheelchair tennis players and 50 locals across all three divisions – men’s, women’s, and quads kicked off in East London on Wednesday, with SA’s No.1, Kgothatso Montjane the tournament’s top seed in the women’s division.

ACSA Serves Up a Good Game

Top-ranked Kgothatso Montjane, who has not been beaten in the past 24 months, is on the move chasing down a backhand on the tramline. Pictures courtesy Wheelchair Tennis South Africa. Wheelchair tennis supporters, local players and their counterparts from several other countries on the Continent will this gather at the Polokwane Tennis Stadium for two […]

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