Swim Champion Tatjana Schoenmaker Breaks SA, Continental Record

Swim champ Tatjana Schoenmaker reached a treasured milestone at the SA Shortcourse Swim Champs in Pretoria on Friday, 25 September, 2020, when she broke a 12-year old 200m breaststroke record set by Suzaan van Biljon. File photo: Supplied

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Penny Heyns Plays Her Part to Inspire Next Generation

Two-time Olympic champion, Penny Heyns, is grateful to have the opportunity to be part of the 2020 Momentum gsport Awards as ambassador and hopes that she will be able to continue playing her part in building South Africa’s next generation of female athletes.

2020 Momentum gsport Awards ambassador, Penny Heyns, is enjoying the opportunity to be part of this year’s campaign as she plays her part to inspire South Africa’s next generation of women athletes. Heyns chatted to Marc Lewis of Newzroom Afrika about the need for more female role models.

Duné Coetzee On Her Way to USA

Youth Olympic silver medallist, Duné Coetzee, is on her way to the United States of America when she matriculates later this year. She chats to Celine Abrahams about being the first SA female swimmer to win a medal at the Youth Olympics and how she plans to build on that success with her US move.

Michaela Whitebooi Puts Judo on the Map

Michaela Whitebooi learned the costs of high goals when she left home at 14 years to follow her dream of establishing a sporting career for herself, and today the confident financial services graduate is reaping the fruits of her hard-earned investments. Photo: Supplied

Michaela Whitebooi has broken boundaries in judo and plans to go even further than her double African success in 2019, as she tells Celine Abrahams about her dream to participate in the Olympics.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Kaitlyn Ramduth pictured with her U18 Singles Title at the Wilson Mini 3 Tournament. Photo: Wilson Tennis

South African women in sport use their voices to celebrate Mother’s Day as they share special memories of how their mothers have played a vital role in their sporting careers.

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