Tanya Seymour Grateful for Support from the Olympics Community

Tanya Seymour was forced to withdraw from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after her horse, Ramoneur, was diagnosed with laminitis, which results in a painful swelling and inflammation of the hoof. Photo: Tanya Seymour (Instagram)

Tanya Seymour’s 2020 Tokyo Olympic journey may have been cut short, but she has drawn in positives from her experience. She expresses her gratitude for the support received from the Olympic community as she chats to Babsie Kutwana #TeamSA #Tokyo2020

Boipelo Awuah Draws Positives from Olympic Experience

Skateboarder, Boipelo Awuah, prepares to head back home to South Africa after a pelvis injury during practice at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Photo: Boipelo Awuah (Instagram)

Skateboard sensation, Boipelo Awuah, withdraws from Olympic Games after fracturing her pelvis during practice for the street competition, but believes that being selected to represent SA was an amazing achievement #Tokyo2020 #ChooseDay

Shakira January Sets Sight on Olympic Games Participation

Shakira January is looking forward to representing South Africa in the country’s first inclusion in Water Polo at the Olympics as she is part of the final squad that was announced by Team South Africa. Photo: Supplied

Shakira January is set to be a part of history as she will be one of the thirteen ladies to represent South Africa at the Olympics in Water Polo for the first time. She speaks to Babsie Kutwana to unpack her Olympic preparations #GoGirls

Schoenmaker Headlines Second Batch of Athletes Announced for Tokyo

2019 Momentum gsport Awards Ministerial Recognition of Excellence recipient, Tatjana Schoenmaker, leads the second batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to represent Team SA at the Olympics, with less than a month to go to the prestigious Games in Tokyo. Photo: Tatjana Schoenmaker (Twitter)

2019 Momentum gsport Awards Ministerial Recognition of Excellence recipient, Tatjana Schoenmaker, leads second batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to represent Team SA at the Tokyo Olympics, with less than a month to go to the prestigious Games in Tokyo #GoGirls

Jo-Ané van Dyk Breaks 60m Barrier in Czech Republic

Javelin athlete, Jo-Ané van Dyk beat her previous Personal Best by 4 metres as she broke the 60m barrier for the first time in her career at the Kladno Continental Bronze Meeting. Photo: Jo-Ané van Dyk (Instagram)

Javelin athlete, Jo-Ané van Dyk, beat her previous Personal Best by four metres as she broke the 60m barrier for the first time in her career, at the Kladno Continental Bronze Meeting in Czech Republic #GoGirls

Lerato Sechele Eyes Tokyo Olympic Games Participation

Lesotho triple jumper, Lerato Sechele’s recent gold medal winning performance in Potchefstroom has encouraged her to continue striving to achieve her goal of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympic Games. Photo: Supplied

Lesotho triple jumper, Lerato Sechele’s recent gold medal winning performance in Potchefstroom has encouraged her to continue striving to achieve her goal of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympic Games. She chats to Nonto Nothana about her journey to date.

Boipelo Tshemese: South Africa’s Rising Athletics Star

South African sprinter, Boipelo Tshemese, is aiming to build on her recent ASA Senior Track and Field Championship 100m bronze medal victory. She chats to Babsie Kutwana about emulating her heroes. Photo: Supplied

Rising South African sprinter, Boipelo Tshemese, is aiming to build on her recent ASA Senior Track and Field Championship 100m bronze medal victory. She chats to Babsie Kutwana about emulating her heroes Allyson Felix, Wenda Nel and Tebogo Mamatu. #GoGirls

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