Banyana in Training to Top AWC
Banyana Banyana Captain Amanda Dlamini says every team will be a threat when they compete in the African Women’s Championship later this month.
Coach Lights Way to 2014 Hockey World Cup
Training matches against India, Australia and Scotland await new-look South Africa women’s hockey team ahead of 8-nations Champions Challenge in Ireland
Bonnet Drafts IPT Stars for Dublin Challenge
Coach Bonnet takes on London 2012 lessons and four IPT stars en route to building the Investec South Africa women’s hockey team for 2014 Hockey World Cup in Holland, with a first stop at the 2012 Champions Challenge in Dublin, Ireland starting September
Kalmer Tipped for Grand Prix Title
Star SA distance runner Rene Kalmer has pole position to grab her third 2012 SPAR Grand Prix title at the Women’s 10km Challenge at Supersport Park on Saturday afternoon
Bridgitte Hartley: Sport’s New IT Girl
Bridgitte Hartley has earned praise from far and wide after she bagged bronze in the K1 500 Final at the London Olympics. Reigning world canoeing marathon champion, Hank McGregor has called it arguably the toughest of the six medals won by Team SA. Deputy Sports Minister Gert Oosthuizen called it his personal highlight of the Olympic Games. Bridgitte spoke to gsport in the aftermath of her incredible Olympic experience.
Welcome Home Team South Africa!
London Olympic medallists Caster Semenya and Bridgitte Hartley received a rousing welcome when they arrived back from the Olympic Games with their Team South Africa colleagues on Tuesday morning.
Caster Eyes Gold in Rio
After celebrating a very successful period – possibly with a street party, Caster Semenya aims to get better and train harder with an eye on gold in Rio. For now, she’s just very happy, and aims to enjoy her London 2012 800m women’s Silver medal
Hartley 1st Woman Medallist Since 2004
Olympic debutant Bridgitte Hartley rallies to bronze in the K1 500m final, becoming the first woman to win an Olympic medal for South Africa since Hestrie Cloete’s High Jump in Athens 2004
Semenya, Viljoen, Hartley Carry SA Hopes
South Africa will be cheering on medal hopefuls Bridgitte Hartley, Sunette Viljoen and Caster Semenya on Women’s Day. Go Girls!
Stander Wins Route de France Stage 1
Champion SA cyclist Cherise Stander (nee Taylor) became the first South African woman to win a 2.1-graded UCI tour stage, on day 1 of the 2012 Route de France, the women’s equivalent of the Tour de France.
Torrid Start for SA Women’s Hockey
The South Africa women’s hockey team have endured a torrid opening two fixtures at the London 2012 Olympic Games, with loss margins placing the team at the bottom of Group B’s log
Dlamini Seeks Positive Result Against Japan
Banyana Banyana captain Amanda Dlamini talking the good fight ahead of her team’s final London 2012 fixture, against reigning World Cup champions, Japan, on Tuesday