Pauw Eager for Cyprus Cup Lessons

After a day off following a week hard at practice on the island, Banyana Banyana are back at work ahead of Wednesday’s Cyprus Cup start against Mexico.

Proud Bok Sevens Poised for Tough WSWS QF

Springbok Women punch above their weight to earn a IRB Women’s Sevens World Series qualifier quarter-final, a tough fixture against the Netherlands scheduled for 5:22am Sat (SA time)

Bok Sevens Seek Top 4 Qualifiers Finish

The Springbok Women’s Sevens squad face daunting opposition in pursuit of a top-4 finish at the IRB Women’s Sevens World Series Qualifier in Hong Kong on Friday

Team SA Well-Placed at Amateur Team Champs

Michaela Fletcher and Cara Gorlei combined for an opening two-under-par 142 for Team South Africa in the first round of the Espirito Santo Trophy, at the World Amateur Team Championships in Japan on Wednesday

Waters to Captain SA at World Champs

Siyoli Waters has been chosen to captain SA’s squash team in the Women’s World Team Championships in France after an impressive showing at the Macau open in China. Waters, who is ranked 48, beat 17th ranked Australian Donna Urqhart.

Ash Struggles on the Old Course

  South Africa’s Ashleigh Simon found the going tough on day one of the Women’s British Open, and suffered a double-bogey on each nine to go with four bogies for the day to finish the day four over-par, and 10 shots behind overnight leader, the world number one Lorena Ochoa.   

Simon Tees Up at St. Andrews

  The co-sanctioned 2007 Ricoh Women’s British Open takes women where they have never played before, as the tournament breaks new ground this week when it is played over the revered Old Course at St Andrews, from August 2nd –5th.  

Tenille Rockets up the Rankings

Tenille Swartz’s giant killing run in the Grays Oslo Open Squash Championships came to an end in the semi-finals, when fourth-seeded Tegwen Malik of Wales edged her out 9-7 in the deciding game.

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