SA Hockey Shows Improved Form
The 2-0 score line reflected fairly upon the SPAR SA ladies as they ran out deserved winners on Wednesday against Ireland in the SPAR Hockey Festival at the University of Stellenbosch Hockey Complex.
SA Inflict Canadian Freeze
The SPAR SA ladies ended 2-1 victors in their test match against Canada, played at the University of Stellenbosch Astro Hockey Complex yesterday.
SA Beat Irish in SPAR Hockey
The weather dictated what was set to be a heated encounter between the Spar SA and the Ireland women’s hockey teams at the astro-turf field at the University of Stellenbosch this Sunday.
Tenille is Young Player 2006
SA’s Tenille Swartz has set the international women’s squash community abuzz after beating Egypt’s Raneem El Weleily and Camille Serme (France) to win the annual Women’s International Squash Player Association’s Young Player of the Year Award in London last night.
Tenille up for World Squash Award
19 year old Tenille Swartz of Parys, South Africa’s Female Squash Player of the Year, is one of 3 nominees for the WISPA (Women’s International Squash Players’ Association) Young Players Award which will be made at the second World Squash Awards at the RAC Club in London’s Pall Mall on Friday 22nd December.
World Champs for Hockey Festival
Stellenbosch will be the centre of attention for all hockey lovers towards the end of this year and early in 2007, when 22 international matches will be played in the SPAR Hockey Festival at the Stellenbosch University Sport Performance Institute.
Tenille Rockets up the Rankings
Tenille Swartz’s giant killing run in the Grays Oslo Open Squash Championships came to an end in the semi-finals, when fourth-seeded Tegwen Malik of Wales edged her out 9-7 in the deciding game.
Swartz Continues to Impress
One week after winning her maiden WISPA ‘Meersquash Open’ title in the Netherlands last week, South Africa’s 19-year-old Tenille Swartz is making headlines again.
Egypt Thrash SA Squash Heroes
Second-seeded Egypt have ended SA’s hopes of progressing past the quarter-finals of the Women’s World Teams Squash Championships, after beating them 3-0 overnight in Edmonton, Canada.
World Team Squash Champs
England, Netherlands, Malaysia and Egypt, the top four seeds in the Women’s World Team Squash Championships, took their allotted places in the semi-finals when they each completed easy 3-0 wins over their respective opponents in the first round of the knockout play-offs in Edmonton, Canada.
Boks Struggle in Rugby WC
The 2006 Women’s Rugby World Cup is fast approaching its conclusion, with tonight’s semi-finals featuring the battle between host nation Canada and mighty England, while defending champions New Zealand’s Black Ferns take on France.
No Points in Bok’s 3rd Loss
Ireland recorded their first win of the IRB Women’s Rugby World Cup 2006 with a comprehensive 37-0 defeat of South Africa at St Albert Rugby Club.