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.

Simmonds Books Singles Final Spot

South Africa’s tennis ace, Chanel Simmonds booked her spot in the singles final at the African Games after an incredible semi-final victory against Sandra Samir and will face Egypt’s top seed Maya Sherif for the gold medal

Team SA Can Be Proud of Their Sprint Worlds Efforts

The South African sprint canoeing team made up of Esti van Tonder, Bridgitte Hartley, Donna Hutton and Nosipho Mthembu, will be shifting their focus to the African Games as the paddling programme begins on Wednesday

Rio Qualification Rewards Hartley’s Blonde Ambition

If you were to meet Bridgitte Hartley, she may describe herself as an optimistic blonde with a flair for sport. What she won’t readily tell you is that in 2012, she made history at the Olympics when she bagged bronze in the K1 500m final. It was South Africa’s first ever canoeing Olympic medal, and Hartley’s […]

Banyana Topped Up on Anti-Freeze

Banyana Banyana not overawed as they prepare for the team’s first-ever appearance at an Olympic Games, against Sweden in Coventry this evening.

Amanda Coetzer, the Little Assassin

As they say, all good things must come to an end! And that’s where Amanda Coetzer finds herself after a decade and a half in the glare of the sporting media’s spotlight.       In a statement sent to all media houses towards the end of May, Amanda said has spoken her final public […]

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