August 2008 Woman in Media: Carly Weinberg
Since she was in school, Carly Weinberg knew she wanted to be a sports journalist. To further her dream, she studied towards a BA in Media Studies and English at University of Johannesburg (formerly Wits). Crucially, she backed up her dream with determination; securing an internship with SoccerLife Magazine during her third year of study. […]
June 2008 Woman in Media: Leigh-Ann Paulick
It was always Leigh-Ann Paulick’s dream to follow in the legendary Tinky Pringle’s footsteps, and become a sport presenter. Now, after putting in the hard yards, she is happily living her dream. Leigh-Ann is the perfect package, professional, passionate, and personable, no doubt one of the top sports anchors currently on South African TV.
2008 January Woman in Media: Renelle Naidoo
Renelle Naidoo has come a long way since starting off in sports journalism seven years ago. She currently works in print, radio, and has just secured a TV contract with SABC Sport. Sports journalist Renelle Naidoo is a motor sport fanatic, so it’s no surprise that one of her ambitions is to replace […]
2007 December Woman in Media: Hendrien Grové
Hendrien Grové has been with pay channel SuperSport since 2001 and it’s her passion for sport that has seen her move up the ranks in the male dominated environment of sports broadcasting. Her many roles at SuperSport include being an insert producer/presenter for local tennis events, a behind-the-scenes presenter for the popular cricket show, Inside […]
2007 November Woman in Media: Natalie Germanos
gsport often receives correspondence from young women who would like to pursue a career in cricket commentating. This month, as our Woman in Media, we’re delighted to feature a young lady, who not only dreamt of becoming a cricket commentator, but she went on to achieve her goal.
gsport’s 2007 Winning Ladies
Women’s Month got off to a sparkling start in Johannesburg on Wednesday morning, when a host of top women in sport, business, and media gathered at the Westcliff Hotel for the 2007 gsport Awards, hosted by popular online women’s sports initiative, gsport … for Girls!
Hall of Fame Honours Gumede
More than a decade after retiring from playing netball, eighties phenomenon, Hazel Gumede, has been lauded for her brilliance on the court and her unwavering support for netball in South Africa.
gsport Awards Judges Revealed
It’s been exciting watching gsport’s readers voting for your favourite Leading Ladies since the beginning of June but, now that Internet voting is officially closed, its time for our esteemed four-woman judging panel to take over.
Only 5 More Days of Voting
There are five days (including today) remaining for you to vote for your favourite Leading Lady, as gsport gears up for the 2007 gsport Awards on 1 August, 2007 at the Westcliff Hotel, in Johannesburg.
Lesley Leads Awards Voting
South Africa’s top women’s golf coach is leading the votes for gsport’s Woman of the Year Award.
Leading Ladies Voting Hots Up
Free Internet Voting to decide the 2007 Leading Ladies has been open on the gsport website for two weeks already, and the race to choose the four lucky winners is hotting up.
gsport’s 2007 Award Nominees
So, I see you’ve already started voting …, which means you know that 1 August 2007 is a special day for gsport …for Girls!