Iron Dames’ Win Makes History at FIA World Endurance Championship Bahrain
History was made at the FIA World Endurance Championship this past weekend when Team Iron Dames’ Michelle Gatting, Sarah Bovy and Rahel Frey became the first-ever all-female team to win the championship since it started in 2012, in Bahrain on Sunday
Crop of Rising Cricketers Called Up for First-Ever SA20 U19 Women’s Camp
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has announced a 26-player squad for the inaugural SA20 U19 Women’s Camp at the CSA Centre of Excellence between 2-5 November in Tshwane, in collaboration with the SA20 Premier T20 League
Shanae Williams Closes Triathlon Season in Style while Italy’s Bianca Seregni Continues World Cup Wins with Gold in Miyazaki
Italy’s Bianca Seregni continues her World Cup winning streak with gold at the 2023 World Triathlon Cup in Miyazaki as Shanae Williams finishes the season with a solid top-20 finish in ideal conditions alongside Hitotsuba beach in Japan
Luxembourgh’s Jeanne Lehair is Top-Ranked in Miyazaki for 2023 Triathlon World Cup Season Finale
All home eyes will be on African no. 1-ranked triathlete Shanae Williams as she takes on forty-six of the world’s best in an international field stacked with experience and emerging talent at the World Cup tour in Miyazaki, Japan
Three Springbok Women Ruled Out of Samoa Clash
Tayla Kinsey, the most capped scrumhalf in Springbok Women history will not play for SA after HIA protocols in the Test against Italy, and the Springbok Women will also miss Luchell Hanekom and Aseza Hele in their final Test against Manusina Samoa
Minjee Lee Clinches Victory in South Korea LPGA, Claims 10th Career Title
Australia’s Minjee Lee claimed a second win in as many months on the LPGA Tour with play-off victory in South Korea. This 10th LPGA Tour title at the BMW Ladies Championship bodes well for her goal to top the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings
Gwen Jorgensen Withstands Mistakes to Surge to Triathlon World Cup Gold in Tongyeong
The USA’s Gwen Jorgensen won gold at the World Triathlon’s World Cup tour in Tongyeong, South Korea, after a run showdown with Japan’s Yuko Takahashi, who earned silver, and Czech Republic’s Tereza Zimovjanova for a career best bronze
Anguish for the Bok Women as Italy Capitalise on SA Errors to Go Top of the WXV 2 Log
Italy rose to the top of the WXV 2 World Rugby tournament after their 36-18 win over the Springbok women in Cape Town on Friday evening, penalised by indiscipline and player fitness to reduce the hosts to just 13 in the second half
Springbok Women Geared for Italian Job
South Africa’s most-capped scrumhalf Tayla Kinsey all of a decade to get to 30 Test caps for the Springbok Women, and she is hugely impressed at the impact of the WXV Competition, which sees the Boks take on Italy in Athlone Stadium on Friday
Calli Thackery victorious on her McKirdy Micro Marathon Debut in New York
Calli Thackery had a debut for the books after she ran the joint second-fastest time by a British woman at the McKirdy Micro Marathon in New York. It was also comfortably inside the Olympic qualifying time of 2:26:50.
Teams Ready to Push the Women’s Game Forward in South Africa and UAE
Players representing the 12 nations competing in WXV 2 and WXV 3 gathered in Cape Town and Dubai ahead of the start of World Rugby’s new annual global women’s 15s competition.
Europe Retains Solheim Cup Following Sensational Ciganda Finish
Spain’s Carlota Ciganda put on a sensational finish to ensure that Team Europe retain the iconic Solheim Cup trophy in a tense play-off after the transatlantic team match-play competition ended 14-14 at Finca Cortesin in Málaga, Spain on Sunday