Montjane Concludes Wimbledon with Runners-Up Singles Medal

South Africa’s wheelchair tennis history maker, Kgothatso Montjane, pictured at Wimbledon. Photo: Wimbledon (Facebook)

South Africa’s wheelchair tennis history maker, Kgothatso Montjane, bows out of Wimbledon with a runners-up singles category medal to go with her runners-up doubles medal, as South Africa celebrates one of its greatest sportswomen #gsportGlobal

Kg Montjane Cruises into Roland Garros Semi-Final Round

South Africa’s leading wheelchair tennis ace, Kgothatso Montjane, previously pictured in action. Photo: Tennis South Africa (Twitter)

South Africa’s leading wheelchair tennis ace, Kgothatso Montjane, made a winning start to her campaign with a straight-sets win over American Dana Mathewson on Friday, to reach the French Open semi-final round. #GoGirls

Louzanne Coetzee Breaking Barriers On and Off the Track

South African Paralympic athlete, Louzanne Coetzeee, is achieving her goals both on and off the track as she hopes to play her part in elevating para sport in the country. Photo: Supplied/Louzanne Coetzee

Paralympic star runner, Louzanne Coetzee, is well on her way to achieving her heart’s desire of competing at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. She chats to Nonto Nothana about her inspiring athletics experiences. #GoGirls

Charné Felix Prepares for SASAPD Championships

T44 para-athlete, Charné Felix, is looking forward to achieving her Paralympic goals when the SASAPD Championships commence on Saturday, 24 April 2021. Photo: Supplied

With the first steps to Tokyo within reach at the SASAPD Championships starting Saturday, T44 sprint and long-jump competitor Charné Felix talks to Babsie Kutwana about her Paralympic ambitions, and the challenges of being a para-athlete.

New British Pro Women’s Wheelchair Basketball League

British Wheelchair Basketball announced the inaugural Women’s Premier League, a first of its kind for women’s wheelchair basketball in the world and very first professional para-sport league in the United Kingdom. Photo: Worcester University

British Wheelchair Basketball announced the inaugural Women’s Premier League, a first-of-its-kind for women’s wheelchair basketball in the world and very first professional para-sport league in the United Kingdom.

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