This Mother’s Day, gsport speak to former Banyanya Banyana Captain and Bantwana head coach Simphiwe Dludlu, Long distance running sensation Mapaseka Makhanya and Aerobic gymnastics champion Dominique Crous as they share how they use the lessons of motherhood to pave the way and strive in the world of sport.
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In celebration of Women’s Day, we honour former Momentum Athlete of the Year winners, who are continuing to build on their successes both on and off the field and playing their part in putting the country on the map #SheOwnsHerSuccess @Momentum_za
Road running official and well-known walker, Colleen McNally is eager to uncover talented athletes. She also hopes to empower as many women as possible.
In celebration of Women’s Day, pioneers in South African sport have shared their messages of encouragement and support to all women in Mzansi on this special day
It is anyone’s guess who will scoop gsport’s top athlete award in 2019, with CAF African Footballer of the Year Thembi Kgatlana and Comrades record buster Gerda Steyn up against 800m world champ, Caster Semenya
UJ Sport Marketing and Communications Co-ordinator and gsport blogger Kimara Singh attended Brand South Africa’s launch of its #SASportsFriday initiative at the Wanderers Stadium on Friday, which aims to put women’s sports participation at the forefront of its campaign
SPAR Women’s Challenge 10km race defending champ and Bloemfontein runner Glenrose Xaba will be back to defend her title in Port Elizabeth on Saturday.
Boxer runner Glenrose Xaba followed up her Totalsports 10km win in July by winning her maiden SPAR Women’s 10km title, at Supersport Park in Pretoria on 4 August, 2018, where she was followed by Nedbank’s Rutendo Nyahora, and KPMG runner and Grand Prix defending champion, Kesa Molotsane.
Leading women in sport inspire SA Youth to remember the origins of Youth Day, hold yourself accountable for your dreams, and gather the courage to face your fears is the advice of three of South Africa’s most recognisable names in sport, as South Africa reflects in honour of National Youth Day.
British marathon athlete Tish Jones led the Durban leg of the 2017 SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge from start to finish to take the title ahead of current Grand Prix leader Kesa Moletsane and Lebogang Phalula in third.
Student-athlete Kim MacDonald aspires to represent South Africa at the…
Spar Proteas captain Bongi Msomi continues to pave the way…
gsport Content Lead Celine Abrahams blogs about athletes growing the…
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