Caitlin Rooskrantz Fully Supports Olympics Date Change
Inspiring South Africa gymnast, Caitlin Rooskrantz, shows her support as the International Olympic Committee reschedules Tokyo Olympics to 2021.
Olympics Officially Postponed Until 2021
The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, originally scheduled to be held from July, will be rescheduled to a date beyond 2020 but not later than summer 2021.
SA Athletes Wait on Possible Olympics Delay Amid Nationwide Lockdown
As South Africa faces a 21-day nationwide lockdown, athletes will be hoping that the International Olympic Committee reschedules Tokyo 2020 amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
IOC Hoping to Keep Tokyo Games on Track
The International Olympic Committee hopes that the Olympic Games in Tokyo will continue, however the Executive Board will follow advice given by the World Health Organisation on the state of COVID-19
Caster Semenya Sets Sights on Competing in 200m at Olympics
Double Olympic champion, Caster Semenya, announces that she will be switching to 200m races in order to compete at the Olympics in Tokyo
Young Athletes Adding Value to SA Women’s Sport
Feast your eyes on the future as we highlight leading women who are pursuing national, Olympic and global dreams
Wenda Nel Awaits Final SA Olympics Team Announcement
400m hurdler, Wenda Nel, is eagerly awaiting the final announcement of the team that will travel to Tokyo for the Summer Olympics as she aims to make her second appearance at the prestigious event
Tough Final Test Ends in Defeat for SA Hockey
The South African Hockey team suffer a final test defeat against Germany to end the Summer Series losing six matches in total
Elite Racers Face Off at Tankwa Trek
Mariske Strauss and Candice Lill team up for the 2020 Momentum Health Tankwa four-day race
gsport’s Top Stories of the Week
Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy these leading stories involving South African women in sport making headlines this week
Gerda Steyn Wins Dubai 10km Road Race
Gerda Steyn starts off her athletics year winning the Dubai 10km Road Race in a time of 32:24 on Friday
South African Para-Athlete Ends 2019 on a High
South African para-athlete, Anruné Weyers, fought off a calf and back injury to return to the international stage in fine form as she owned the tracks in 2019