Jermaine Seoposenwe Signs for Portugal’s SC Braga
Banyana Banyana international footballer, Jermaine Seoposenwe, is the second South African female player to sign in Portugal as she joins Sporting Braga as a free agent.
Nthabiseng Ngutshane Calls for More Schools to Introduce Girls Rugby
As we journey to better understand the importance of grassroots sport in society, gsport Member, Thando Sibiya, interviews Leadhome Pirates Women’s Rugby team’s touch rugby player, Nthabiseng Ngutshane, about her early sporting development and flying the South African flag in Dubai at the Rugby Seven’s International Invitational Women’s Tournament.
Kelly Arends Marks a Decade of Tennis Success
Rising tennis star, Kelly Arends hopes to follow in the footsteps of her idol Serena Williams, as she celebrates 10 years in tennis. She chats to Celine Abrahams about the challenges in her quest to conquer the world of Tennis.
Makgosi Peloakgosi Wants to Put SA Squash on the Map
Makgosi Peloakgosi has a forensic sciences degree and is vocal about the importance of education. For now, her focus is on putting South African squash on the map. This rising professional squash star chats to Celine Abrahams about drawing inspiration from black women in sport.
Hazel Gumede’s Passion for Mentoring
Tonight, we go into the archives and look back on the story of the legendary eighties netball phenomenon, Hazel “Special” Gumede, who has been appointed Momentum gsport Awards mentor, thirteen years after being inducted into the gsport Hall of Fame.
History Making FIFA Goal Changes Kgatlana’s Life
A year ago, Banyana Banyana international striker, Thembi Kgatlana, slotted her name into the history books at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and has since seen her star rise on the world stage. Celine Abrahams takes a look at how Kgatlana’s career has progressed.
Springboks Made to Wait to Defend Africa Title
The players have continued to put in the hard yards in terms of their training during lockdown, and I commend them for that.” – SA Rugby CEO, Jurie Roux, following news that the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup won’t go ahead due to Covid-19.