Babalwa Latsha Reacts to Being #gsport15’s Triple-Finalist

Springbok Women’s captain and 2020 Momentum gsport Awards triple finalist, Babalwa Latsha, interviewed by eNCA Sport Reporter, Justin Ford, in Khayelitsha on Saturday, 1 August 2020. Photo: Screenshot

“It is humbling to get this type of recognition and see that the public is out there recognising the hard work that we put into our sport as women…” – Springbok Women’s captain, Babalwa Latsha, reacts to receiving recognition for the 2020 Momentum gsport Awards.

Nominations Open for 2020 Momentum gsport Awards

‪African and global award categories introduced as nominations open for the 2020 Momentum gsport Awards, celebrating the 15th edition of South Africa’s longest running women’s sport awards.

Prize Money Adds Value to Momentum gsport Awards

Momentum gsport Award winners laud first ever prize money at country’s leading women’s sport recognition platforms with School Sports Star of the Year, Minentle Miya, saying she will use the money to fund her upcoming African Youth Chess Championships trip

Caster Semenya Lauds gsport

Speaking on the occasion of gsport’s 13th birthday, multiple gsport Award winner Caster Semenya reflects on the initiative’s sporting journey, as well as on the recognition that she has received over the years

#gsport14 Nominations Closed

Nominations for the 14th annual gsport Awards were from Friday, 19 April until midnight, Friday, 14 June 2019, and are now closed

Semenya Dominates Once Again

SA and international track phenomenon Caster Semenya leads proceedings as a double winner at the 2018 gsport Awards, with 30 winners announced on a night of high drama at the Wanderers Club in Johannesburg

Semenya Treble at gsport Awards

Caster Semenya was the global sporting highlight celebrated among 19 winners crowned at the 2017 gsport Awards in Johannesburg on Saturday evening, memorialized by Cheryl Roberts’ declaration that the future is women’s sport.

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