Whitebooi Earns Team SA’s First African Games Medal

Michaela Whitebooi has earned South Africa’s first medal at the African Games in Rabat, Morocco, claiming a silver medal in the judo final against tournament favourite Chaimae Eddinari and will be the team’s flagbearer for Monday’s opening ceremony
Banyana Take Time Out on CSI Initiative

Banyana Banyana partnered with the Zimbabwean national team on a CSI initiative at the Khanyisa School for the Blind in Nelson Mandela Bay to share their experiences on the field and to inspire the next generation
Team SA Squad Announced Ahead of Prestigious African Games

A squad of 153 athletes and officials have been selected to represent Team South Africa at this year’s African Games that will take place from 16-31 August, in Morocco.
Mel Awu – My Story on What it Takes to Succeed

Mel Awu was determined for a career in sport, and when financial difficulty prevented top-level participation as an athlete, she decided no tough would be tough enough to keep her out. Read this empowering story of another winning SA woman in sport.
Team SA Unveiled for AU Region 5 Games

SASCOC President Gideon Sam urges Team SA to shine at the African Union Sports Council Region 5 Games in Bulawayo during December
SASCOC Announces #TeamSA for Glasgow 2014

SASCOC has announced an initial squad of 155 athletes of the full complement of 187 to the Glasgow 2014 Commonweath Games, at which 43 medals are expected to be won by #TeamSA
SA U20s Forge towards Zone VI Games Record

SA Under-20 athletes continue their winning ways at the Zone VI Youth Games in Lusaka, Zambia, and stand a chance at achieving record medal haul
Multiple Ferreira Medals for Team SA in Lusaka
Kayla Ferreira has lead the U20 Team SA offensive in the pool, at the Zone VI Youth Games in Lusaka, winning five gold medals, including three individual first-placed finishes and gold medals in the 4x50m freestyle relay final and 4x100m medley relay final
London 2012 Medalists Lead OPEX Squad
SASCOC’s Operational Excellence Squad includes 12 women athletes as the country plans for even greater success at the 2016 Olympic and Paralympics in Rio.