- SA Sevens settle for 10th in NZ
- Proteas make NZ work hard for victory
- SASCOC aiming to send 228 to Tokyo
- SASCOC reacts to Sithole doping ban
- Anderson goes down in five sets
- Ho targets magical eighth Midmar title
- Proteas succumb as England fight back
- Anderson wins in five-set thriller
- Branco back to boost Sevens squad
- Harris out in first round at Aussie Open
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SA Sevens settle for 10th in NZ
South Africa’s men’s Sevens team finished in 10th place at the Hamilton leg in New Zealand after suffering a 12-5 defeat...
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Proteas make NZ work hard for victory
South Africa’s Proteas produced the best performance of their Vitality Netball Nations Cup campaign so far when they pushed world champions...
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SASCOC aiming to send 228 to Tokyo
South Africa’s Olympic governing body, SASCOC, together with various sporting stakeholders in the country, have ushered in six months to go...
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SASCOC reacts to Sithole doping ban
South Africa’s umbrella sports body, SASCOC, has responded to the news that Paralympian wheelchair tennis player Lucas Sithole has been suspended...
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SA Sevens settle for 10th in NZ
South Africa’s men’s Sevens team finished in 10th place at the Hamilton leg in New Zealand after suffering a...
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Proteas make NZ work hard for victory
South Africa’s Proteas produced the best performance of their Vitality Netball Nations Cup campaign so far when they pushed...
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SASCOC aiming to send 228 to Tokyo
South Africa’s Olympic governing body, SASCOC, together with various sporting stakeholders in the country, have ushered in six months...
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SASCOC reacts to Sithole doping ban
South Africa’s umbrella sports body, SASCOC, has responded to the news that Paralympian wheelchair tennis player Lucas Sithole has...
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Anderson goes down in five sets
Kevin Anderson lost his second round match in the men’s singles at the Australian Open in Melbourne, going down...
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Ho targets magical eighth Midmar title
KwaZulu-Natal swimmer Chad Ho will be chasing an elusive eighth title when he takes on a strong international field...
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Proteas succumb as England fight back
The women’s Proteas suffered their second defeat at the 2020 Vitality Nations Cup netball tournament when they went down...
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Anderson wins in five-set thriller
It might have been closer than expected, but South Africa’s Kevin Anderson has won through to the second round...
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Branco back to boost Sevens squad
Branco du Preez is excited to be back in the Blitzboks squad for the Australasian leg of the World...
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Harris out in first round at Aussie Open
Lloyd Harris’ run of good recent form came to an abrupt halt when he was beaten in the first...
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Proteas lose narrowly to Jamaica
South Africa’s Proteas went down 59-54 to Jamaica in the opening match of the Vitality Netball Nations Cup in...
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Harris falls at final hurdle in Adelaide
South Africa’s Lloyd Harris lost out in his first ATP Tour final when he was beaten in straight sets...
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Harris reaches his first final in Adelaide
Lloyd Harris is one victory away from capturing his first ATP Tour tennis title after reaching the final of...
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Harris hurries through to Adelaide semis
South Africa’s Lloyd Harris claimed another big scalp at the ATP 250 event in Adelaide when he reached the...
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Rateleki flying Africa’s flag high in the snow
Thabo Rateleki had never skied outside of South Africa before but he’s competing at the Youth Winter Games in...
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Harris continues good form Down Under
South Africa’s Lloyd Harris has continued his strong run of form in Australia by winning through to the quarter-finals...
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Du Toit in line for Laureus award
Former Paralympic medallist Natalie du Toit has been nominated for the Laureus Sporting Moment of the last 20 years.
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Birkett, Nzimande stake their Dusi claim
The new K2 crew of Andy Birkett and Khumbulani Nzimande laid down a bold marker ahead of the 2020...
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.
