- Anderson through to ATP Finals last four
- Team SA swimmers dominate Zone 3
- Team RSA create Magic in China
- Team SA excel in the pool at Zone 3
- Nel nails maiden Big Easy win at Irene
- Team SA announced for Region 5 Games
- Impressive Anderson marches on at ATP Finals
- Nel joins Bright at the top in Irene
- Montjane, Sithole hope for Dutch delight
- Birdie-fest as Bright leads at Irene
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Anderson through to ATP Finals last four
Kevin Anderson is through to the semi-finals of the Nitto ATP Finals in London, despite losing his final group match 6-4,...
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Team SA swimmers dominate Zone 3
Team SA’s swimming team continued to dominate the pool, claiming 20 more medals – eight gold, eight silver and four bronze...
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Team RSA create Magic in China
Team RSA Magic claimed victory at the Fareast 28R World Championship in China, where they were competing against 26 teams from...
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Team SA excel in the pool at Zone 3
Team SA’s swimming team topped the medal table with a total of eight on day one of the CANA Zone 3...
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Anderson through to ATP Finals last four
Kevin Anderson is through to the semi-finals of the Nitto ATP Finals in London, despite losing his final group...
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Team SA swimmers dominate Zone 3
Team SA’s swimming team continued to dominate the pool, claiming 20 more medals – eight gold, eight silver and...
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Team RSA create Magic in China
Team RSA Magic claimed victory at the Fareast 28R World Championship in China, where they were competing against 26...
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Team SA excel in the pool at Zone 3
Team SA’s swimming team topped the medal table with a total of eight on day one of the CANA...
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Nel nails maiden Big Easy win at Irene
Pretoria rookie Eric Nel joined the bandwagon of first-time winners on the Big Easy IGT Challenge Tour with a...
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Team SA announced for Region 5 Games
SASCOC has announced the names of Team SA that will be compete at the eighth edition of the Africa...
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Impressive Anderson marches on at ATP Finals
Kevin Anderson remains unbeaten at the Nitto ATP Finals in London after beating Kei Nishikori of Japan 6-0 6-1...
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Nel joins Bright at the top in Irene
Eric Nel signed off with a pair of birdies at Irene Country Club to join Matt Bright at the...
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Montjane, Sithole hope for Dutch delight
South African top-ranked wheelchair tennis players Kgothatso Montjane and Lucas Sithole will move to the Netherlands for the UNIQLO...
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Birdie-fest as Bright leads at Irene
Near-perfect scoring conditions at Irene Country Club made for a feast of birdies on day one of the Big...
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De Groot, Botha win 947 Cycle Challenge
Robyn de Groot and Wessel Botha showed imperious form to blow away their rivals and win the 2018 Telkom...
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Semenya dominates 2018 SA Sport Awards
Olympic and world champion Caster Semenya bagged three major awards at the South African Sport Awards in Bloemfontein on...
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Anderson makes good debut at ATP Final
Kevin Anderson made a dream Nitto ATP Finals debut in London on Sunday when he beat Dominic Thiem of...
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SA Hockey men fight it out to the end
The final Test between the SA Hockey men and France has come to an end, with France winning 2-0...
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SA Hockey men go down to France
The South African men’s hockey team lost their third straight match against France at Wits Hockey Astro, going down...
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Van Ginkel to coach SA Women’s hockey team
Robin van Ginkel has been named as the new South African Women’s hockey head coach.
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SA’s trampoline gymnasts bow out of world champs
The journey of South Africa’s gymnasts came to an end at the 33rd FIG Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships in...
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Sithole, Montjane make winning starts in Britain
South African top-ranked wheelchair tennis aces Lucas Sithole and Kgothatso Montjane have warmed up for next week’s UNIQLO Doubles...
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.
