Push and Pull Paddle Honours Women on Women’s Day
Equal prize money for women and men at the inaugural Bamboo Warehouse Push and Pull Paddle on the Berg River
Twizza ASA U18 and U20 Track & Field Champs – First Steps to Greatness
The exciting cast of upcoming athletes lined up for this weekend’s 2019 Twizza ASA U18 and U20 Track & Field Championships in Paarl includes Zeney van der Walt, Sokwakhana Zazini, Rose Xeyi and Gontse Morake.
Missions Accomplished Says SA Open Hat-Trick Pace
2017 SA Women’s Open champion Lee-Anne Pace has marched to a historic hat-trick after recording a run-away seven-stroke victory over Ashleigh Simon on another windswept day at the San Lameer Country Club on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast.
Proteas to Kick Off 7-ODI Series vs New Zealand
7-match ODI series against New Zealand kicks off on Saturday, with the first three in Kimberley key in the Momentum Proteas’ plans to qualify for the 2017 ICC Women’s World Cup in England.
Magerman the Toast of Team SA in Nanjing
With the grace of a gazelle, Gezelle Magerman wins South Africa’s only medal at the Youth Games, coming from behind to scoop the 400m hurdles gold in Nanjing on Monday
Contenders Line Up for Vacant Berg River Crown
Kirsten Penderis the favourite among pre-Berg River Canoe marathon race competitors to clinch the vacant 2014 crown, as last year’s champion Jenna Ward heads to the Canoe Sprint World Champs in Hungary
KZN and WP Unbeaten in Rugby IPT
KwaZulu-Natal and Western Province are the only two unbeaten teams in the Women’s Rugby Interprovincial A competition, and they are confident of continuing their good run this weekend.
Western Province Destroy Boland
Defending champions of the women’s provincial cricket league Western Province enjoyed a spectacular 96 runs win over a totally-outclassed Boland in Paarl on Saturday 21st November. Province batted first on a slow wicket and an even slower outfield, and after losing the early wicket of Alexis Le Breton to an Alicia Smith snorter, put together […]
Abbey Tames All in Berg River Marathon
Defending champion Abbey Miedema took control of the Isuzu Berg River Canoe marathon with a solo charge that secured a tactically significant thirty second lead over Graeme Solomon on a very full and fast-flowing river.
Abbey Wins Wild Water First Stage
The 62km opening day of the Isuzu Berg River Canoe Marathon from Paarl to Zonquasdrift was raced on a very full and rising Berg river, and despite an eleventh-hour rule change for women paddlers, South Africa wild-water canoeing queen Abbey Miedema comfortably conquered all for a commanding early first place.
Abbey Eyes Another Berg Win
Abbey Miedema is lining up a hat-trick of wins in the Isuzu Berg River Canoe Marathon that starts in Paarl on Wednesday July 9, but is anticipating a tough race-within-a-race for the top women, for an outcome that will materially effect their prize-money.
Shock as WP Fail Super 6’s Qualifiers
Boland batswoman Claire Terblanche in action against KwaZulu-Natal at the Boland park, in Paarl on Saturday 24 December. Terblanche scored a solid of 60 not-out in steering the Boland team to victory. Picture © Liam McAvoy / www.liammac.com The final rounds of the Cricket South Africa Women’s Inter-Provincial Preliminary Rounds were played over the past […]