- More of the same for men’s SA Sevens
- Six rookies in SA’s Women’s Sevens team
- SA Sevens stars dazzle in Dubai
- Hartley in running for prestigious post
- Proteas bounce back to end on a high
- Sascoc will deliver in tough times – Sam
- Weyers leads medals rush in Dubai
- Schoenmaker takes honours at Sports Awards
- Dapena surges to victory in Cape Town
- Golfers fly the SA flag high in Texas
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More of the same for men’s SA Sevens
Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell has named an unchanged tournament squad for this weekend’s Cape Town Sevens.
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Six rookies in SA’s Women’s Sevens team
South African Women’s Sevens coach Paul Delport has named six debutants in his tournament squad of 12 players for the inaugural...
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SA Sevens stars dazzle in Dubai
South Africa were crowned Dubai Sevens champions after beating New Zealand 15-0 in the final. It is just the second time...
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Hartley in running for prestigious post
SASCOC has congratulated our Olympic medallist, canoeing’s Bridgitte Hartley, who is part of the 30 candidates selected by the International Olympic...
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Weyers leads medals rush in Dubai
Team SA has returned from the World Para Athletics Championships with a bagful of medals and a total of...
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More of the same for men’s SA Sevens
Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell has named an unchanged tournament squad for this weekend’s Cape Town Sevens.
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Six rookies in SA’s Women’s Sevens team
South African Women’s Sevens coach Paul Delport has named six debutants in his tournament squad of 12 players for...
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SA Sevens stars dazzle in Dubai
South Africa were crowned Dubai Sevens champions after beating New Zealand 15-0 in the final. It is just the...
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Hartley in running for prestigious post
SASCOC has congratulated our Olympic medallist, canoeing’s Bridgitte Hartley, who is part of the 30 candidates selected by the...
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Proteas bounce back to end on a high
The Proteas netballers bounced back in the best possible fashion to beat England 54-48 in a thrilling international in...
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Sascoc will deliver in tough times – Sam
Barry Hendricks was elected as the first vice-president and Cecilia Molokwane as a board member at the annual Sascoc...
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Schoenmaker takes honours at Sports Awards
Dominant breaststroke swimmer Tatjana Schoenmaker won the South African Sportswoman of Year award as well as the South African...
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Dapena surges to victory in Cape Town
Matt Trautman led the South African contingent at the inaugural CHALLENGECAPETOWN triathlon event, but it was only enough for...
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Golfers fly the SA flag high in Texas
The GolfRSA Proteas continued South Africa’s success story on the international golfing stage with a superb performance in the...
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Why Viljoen’s a mother in a million
Sunette Viljoen, one of South Africa’s most decorated athletes, has spoken about the bond that exists between her and...
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Hartley ‘honoured’ to be flag-bearer
Thirteen years after first donning the South African kit, Bridgitte Hartley gets to walk out in it as flag-bearer...
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How Team SA fared on Friday
Team SA started the day with 77 medals at the African Games and they won 10 on the day...
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Coetzee takes gold and aims at Tokyo
Canoeing came so close to the perfect 10 as they closed out their three-day competition at the African Games...
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Team SA: All our 87 medal winners
This is where Team SA have got their medals at the 12th African Games in Rabat and Casablanca, Morocco.
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Van Tonder makes Games statement
You don’t want to poke the bear when it comes to Esti van Tonder, especially not when the Olympics...
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How Team SA fared on Thursday
Team SA started the day with 66 medals at the African Games. Here is a full rundown of how...
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Hattingh and Gibson conquer the wind
Canoeing flexed their muscles on the water on the opening day of their competition at the African Games and...
Settling down as Morocco play hosts
This is not my first rodeo – although it is a first in Morocco. It’s also the first time Morocco are in the African Games since 1978 with Rabat and Casablanca hosting the event, writes GARY LEMKE in Rabat.
