21 Days of Building Women’s Sport

With the cancellation of global live sport due to Coronavirus, gsport challenged itself to find brand new international stories to tell in an exciting 21-Day Challenge which coincided with the initial COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa.

Midweek Reads to Keep You Going

gsport selects some of the biggest stories featured on our website to inspire you as lockdown continues. Sit back, relax and enjoy!

Cox Investing in Future Hockey Stars

Five years on from retiring from international hockey on the gsport Awards stage, former South African women’s hockey captain, Marsha Cox, continues to play a leading role in sport. Based in the Netherlands, Cox serves on the IOC steering committee and the African hockey athlete’s committee. The hockey icon has also launched her own project to invest in the next generation.

South African Women’s Sport Needs More Support

SA women’s sport needs more support to improve and better compete on the global stage:- That’s the message from leading sportswomen who sent wishes to gsport on Wednesday 1 August, the online initiative’s 12th birthday.

Penny Heyns is gsport’s #IWD2017 #WCW

On International Women’s Day we pay tribute to the inaugural gsport Hall of Fame inductee, Penny Heyns, who’s talent and dedication inspired the launch of gsport in 2006.

Leading SA Women in Sport Step up for SRSA

Leading South Africans step forward to acknowledge the unequalled support for women in sport by SA Minister of Sport, Fikile Mbalula, and the Dept. of Sport and Recreation South Africa

Pietie Signs Off as Investec SA Crack Top 10

World record goalscorer and SA hockey taliswoman Pietie Coetzee has appeared in national colours for the last time, her opening goal heralding a 2-0 Investec SA win over Japan in the Rabobank Hockey World Cup in the Hague on Friday, and South Africa’s entry into the elite top 10

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