- Semenya, Manyonga in line for IAAF awards
- Dreyer surges to early lead in Benoni
- SA Juniors ready for ISA World Champs
- Hoffman claims record seventh Amashova
- ASA unveil preparation squads for 2019
- Beukes and Buys wrap up Cape Pioneer title
- SA slump to defeat in Davis Cup showdown
- SA fall behind on tough opening day
- Beukes and Buys brace the conditions
- Phillips cruises to Senior Amateur title
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Semenya, Manyonga in line for IAAF awards
Caster Semenya and Luvo Manyonga are making a habit of being nominated for prestigious awards not only in South Africa but...
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Dreyer surges to early lead in Benoni
A brilliant first round of nine-under-par 63 saw Free State rookie Juran Dreyer soar into the lead at the Big Easy...
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SA Juniors ready for ISA World Champs
The 2018 South African Junior team is on their way to Huntington Beach in California to join 42 nations at the...
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Hoffman claims record seventh Amashova
Nolan Hoffman won his seventh Amashova title in the 106km Durban Classic. The BCX rider, who also won the Cape Town...
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Semenya, Manyonga in line for IAAF awards
Caster Semenya and Luvo Manyonga are making a habit of being nominated for prestigious awards not only in South...
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Dreyer surges to early lead in Benoni
A brilliant first round of nine-under-par 63 saw Free State rookie Juran Dreyer soar into the lead at the...
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SA Juniors ready for ISA World Champs
The 2018 South African Junior team is on their way to Huntington Beach in California to join 42 nations...
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Hoffman claims record seventh Amashova
Nolan Hoffman won his seventh Amashova title in the 106km Durban Classic. The BCX rider, who also won the...
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ASA unveil preparation squads for 2019
With the nation’s top athletics embarking on their pre-season preparations for 2019, Athletics South Africa has announced three preparation...
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Beukes and Buys wrap up Cape Pioneer title
After six spectacular stages and 530km, Team Pyga Euro Steel’s Matthys Beukes and Philip Buys stormed to victory at...
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SA slump to defeat in Davis Cup showdown
Portugal took full advantage of playing at home against South Africa in Lisbon to record a 4-0 victory in...
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SA fall behind on tough opening day
It was a tough opening day for Team SA in their Davis Cup Euro/Africa Group 1 playoff tie in...
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Beukes and Buys brace the conditions
The Swartberg Mountains made a mammoth return for the fifth stage of the 2018 Momentum Health Cape Pioneer Trek....
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Phillips cruises to Senior Amateur title
Maritzburg golfer Morgan Phillips marched to a seven-shot victory in the South African Senior Amateur Championship with a masterful...
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2018 SA Sports Awards nominees named
The names for the 13th SA Sports Awards nominees have been announced by the Minister of Sport and Recreation,...
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Harris opens up Davis Cup campaign
Lloyd Harris will open the South African Davis Cup against Portugal, in the Euro African Group 1 playoff tie...
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Phillips goes clear in SA Senior Amateur
Maritzburg golfer Morgan Phillips stamped his authority on the South African Senior Amateur Championship with a two-under-par 70 and...
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Cape Trek pushes riders to the extreme
Riders left the lush forests of George for the dry terrain of the Klein Karoo for the fourth stage...
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Brown bags maiden pro title at IGT CMR Pro-Am
Johannesburg rookie Luke Brown produced a stunning eagle finish to seal his first pro win on the IGT Challenge...
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Hatherly, Andreassen set Cape Trek field alight
Team Spur Specialized’s Alan Hatherly and Simon Andreassen outshone their competitors in stage three of the Momentum Health Cape...
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Buys, Beukes lead way in Cape Trek
In their yellow jerseys Pyga Eurosteel’s Matthys Beukes and Philip Buys completely ripped the field apart in the second...
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IAAF delays testosterone rule over Semenya
The governing body of track and field will not apply rules to limit natural testosterone levels in female runners...
Team SA: The ‘awards’ review
Team South Africa wrapped up their Commonwealth Games campaign by finishing sixth on the overall table, with 13 gold, 11 silver and 13 bronze medals. GARY LEMKE gives his verdict as the curtain came down on the Gold Coast.
Home from home at the Commonwealth Games
The 2018 Commonwealth Games here in Gold Coast, Australia sees just over 6,600 athletes from around the globe leave their homes and converge on a single site, writes MARK ETHERIDGE in the Gold Coast.
