Montjane Confidently Eases into SA Open Semis

SA no1 wheelchair tennis player Kgothatso Montjane eased into the ACSA SA Open women’s singles semi-final with a straight-sets win over Francesca Mardones, faces second-seed Aniek van Koot of The Netherlands on Friday

SA’s ACSA Open Hopes in Montjane

South Africa’s ACSA SA Open hopes are in tournament no.4-ranked Kgothatso Montjane, who progressed to the tournament’s quarterfinals with a straight-sets win over Mariska Venter

Montjane Anticipates Great Season after SA Open Silver

SA no. 1 wheelchair tennis star Kg Montjane anticipates a great season after she betters ranking to finish runner-up in the Airports Company South Africa SA Open, losing 6-3 6-3 in the singles final to world no. 4, Marjolein Bius, at Ellis Park Tennis Stadium in Joburg on Saturday

Kg Seals Best-Yet Comeback for SA Open Final

Kg Montjane ecstatic with her best-ever comeback to win the Airports Company South Africa SA Open semi-final against top seed Jiske Griffioen in three sets at Ellis Park on Thursday

Kg Easily Clears ACSA SA Open Round 1

Sublime Kgothatso Montjane clears ACSA Wheelchair Tennis SA Open first round with ease, anticipates a tougher match from world no. 11 Katharina Kruger from Germany in her round 2 tie

Mankgele Wins ACSA Eastern Cape Open

Mabel Mankgele has won the 2012 ACSA Eastern Cape Open after scoring the upset of the tournament, beating top seed Mariska Venter 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 in the final.

Wheelchair Tennis SA Lauds Women

Wheelchair Tennis SA lauds women for their contribution in growing the sport. Special mention for South Africa’s number one women’s player, KG Montjane

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.

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