Strong Women’s Representation on New SASCOC Board

SASCOC backs women in new board, which sees vibrant youth sports leader, Lwandile Simelane elected first vice president and seasoned women in sport brought in to reinvigorate the organisation’s leadership.

Weyers Ready to Fulfill Her Dreams at the Tokyo Games

Double-finalist Anrune Weyers is elated to be part of an esteemed group of women in sport that will be recognised for their incredible work in the past year. The Two-time Paralympian and World Champion is nominated in the Athlete with Disability and Momentum Athlete of the Year categories.

Shannon Gardiner Targets Successful Comeback

Rhythmic Gymnast, Shannon Gardiner, is hoping to get back in top shape after suffering a knee injury that almost ended her already sparkling career. Photo: Supplied

Youth Olympic Rhythmic Gymnast, Shannon Gardiner, is targeting a successful comeback after suffering a knee injury, which hampered her chances of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics. She chats to Celine Abrahams about her journey, studying Law and plans to grow gymnastics in South Africa.

Ireland Win Opener in Stellenbosch

The South African Hockey team aim to bounce back in the Summer Series after losing 1-0 to Ireland in the first match of the tournament on Sunday

Hartley Hungry for Drak Challenge Title

Olympic paddling heroine, Bridgitte Hartley, says that she is setting her sights on adding the 2020 N3TC Drak Challenge canoe marathon title to her resume in February

Steyn Tops WSL Africa QS Rankings

East London’s Zoë Steyn is the 2019 World Surfing Africa Qualifying Series winner after beating Ceara Knight by a slim margin at the end of the season

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