Rio Qualification Rewards Hartley’s Blonde Ambition

If you were to meet Bridgitte Hartley, she may describe herself as an optimistic blonde with a flair for sport. What she won’t readily tell you is that in 2012, she made history at the Olympics when she bagged bronze in the K1 500m final. It was South Africa’s first ever canoeing Olympic medal, and Hartley’s […]

World T20-Bound Proteas Wary but Undaunted

World T20-Bound Proteas wary but not intimidated as South Africa anticipate their start at the premier short-form world competition against Pakistan on Sunday 23 March

SA Beat Scotland 5-3 for Early Test Series Lead

The Investec SA team took a 1-0 lead in their home international series against Scotland, beating the visitors 5-3, after leading 3-1 at half-time, in the first of 5 Tests at the Tshwane University of Technology

Bonnet Names Squad for Scotland Tests

Investec SA coach Giles Bonnet names his squad for the 7-match home series against Scotland, preceding a 5-Test tour of Argentina, as World Cup and Commonwealth Games draw ever nearer

2014 World Cup Dream Over for Bantwana

A listless Bantwana fail to take home ground advantage, losing 3-1 to Zambia and with it their chance to qualify for the FIFA U17 World Cup in Costa Rica

Basetsana Breeze Bast Botswana

The SA U20 Women’s national football team looks ahead to the second leg of the FIFA U20 World Cup Qualifier against Botswana, after defeating their neighbours 5-2 in the first leg on Saturday.

Heyns Gives World Cup 7s Squad Golden Boost

SARU pulling out all the stops as Olympic heroine Penny Heyns with world cup-hero and High Performance GM Rassie Erasmus give the Springbok Women’s Sevens Squad the best motivation to pull out all the stops ahead of the IRB Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow later in June

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