Maties Set to Tackle Tuks in Varsity Netball Final

After an incredible comeback against Kovsies, Maties have secured a Varsity Netball final showdown against a Tuks team that sailed to the last round with a comfortable victory over NWU on Monday evening

Pretorius’ Popularity Spills Over to VN Players

SPAR Proteas’ international star Karla Pretorius continues to dominate on the court and has a huge fanbase among the Varsity Netballers following results after a survey revealed her as their favourite SA player

Table-Toppers Tuks Squeeze Past Wasteful NWU

In what was the closest match of the Varsity Netball season to date, Tuks had their work cut out for them as NWU pushed the table-toppers before eventually falling to a 46-43 defeat

Madibaz Open Account Strongly Against UJ

Coming into the new Varsity Netball season, Madibaz continued with their fine form in their opening match against UJ, which ended 50-29 in favour of the NWU team who will now be eyeing Tuks in the next round of fixtures in September

Varsity Netball Squads Ready for Action

The 2019 Varsity Netball season is set to start on Monday and the eight participating teams have announced their squads as well as head coaches for the seven-week long tournament

Whitebooi Earns Team SA’s First African Games Medal

Michaela Whitebooi has earned South Africa’s first medal at the African Games in Rabat, Morocco, claiming a silver medal in the judo final against tournament favourite Chaimae Eddinari and will be the team’s flagbearer for Monday’s opening ceremony

Talent Tuesday – Tatjana Schoenmaker

World record holder Tatjana Schoenmaker has flown the South African flag high at the recent FINA World Championships and the Swimming World Cup in Tokyo, gsport looks at the sensational swimmer’s accolades to date

It’s a Wrap from Team SA at the World Student Games

Team South Africa at the opening of the World Student Games Championship in Napoli, Italy. The 30th Edition of the Summer Universiade Games from 3 July – 14 July saw the women among Team SA collect six of the 18 total medals count for South Africa.

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