At the launch, the legendary Penny Heyns was inducted into the gsport Hall of Fame. In 2023, women’s sports coverage has increased incredibly, as gsport gears up to host the 18th gsport Awards, The gsport initiative has grown into a movement with your support, as South Africa’s only 24/7 provider of women’s sports news and stories.
1. Men’s sport is well established, well-funded, and well-covered by the media.
2. Women’s sport, by contrast, is mostly sustained by a dedicated volunteer base of participants and supporters, and rarely receives media coverage.
3. It is about time that South African women’s outstanding contribution to sport, as participants and as facilitators, is recognised.
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The gsport website will always be free, though some aspects of the website will be restricted to registered members only.
The central aim of gsport is to improve the profile of South African sports women, and we are continually working on new improvements for the site
We intend to publish news and details of all South African women’s sport on gsport.
gsport publishes South African women’s sports news on a daily basis, most of it originating from sponsors of women’s sport, from athletes, coaches and administrators, who send us news of sport going on. Well-organised sports bodies send us finished articles and photos of their sports events, ready for publication. If you would like us to publish news of your sports activities, please send us your news to [email protected]. If you need help in writing an article about your sport, please send a mail requesting help to [email protected].