Kinghorn looks to be Midmar queen again
Defending Midmar Mile women’s champion Robyn Kinghorn has confirmed she will be among the swimmers taking part in the 2021 event. Kinghorn and men’s winner Michael McGlynn completed a double… Read more →
Defending Midmar Mile women’s champion Robyn Kinghorn has confirmed she will be among the swimmers taking part in the 2021 event. Kinghorn and men’s winner Michael McGlynn completed a double… Read more →
South Africa’s 4x100m relay athletes are one team with one goal. All agree that winning a medal at the World Relay Championships in Poland (1-2 May) is non-negotiable. The same… Read more →
Olympic 400m champion and world record holder Wayde van Niekerk is off to the United States where he will step up his preparations ahead of defending his title in Tokyo… Read more →
Evans Maripa has one of the best forehands in international wheelchair tennis, but the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns prevented the world from seeing it last year.
Kgothatso Montjane reached the Australian Open doubles wheelchair final but saw her chances of reaching her first Grand Slam singles final end at Melbourne Park on Monday.
Lloyd Harris’ run at the Australian Open came to an end in the third round at Melbourne on Saturday. The world No91 lost in straight sets to the American wildcard… Read more →
In 2015 a shy 19-year old from Graaff Reinet, caused a stir when he stopped the clock running 45.42sec over 400 metres at Potchefstroom. He then walked away from the… Read more →
South Africa’s Lloyd Harris has reached the third round of the men’s singles at the Australian Open in Melbourne after a five-set win in Thursday’s second round.
Sevens speedster Muller du Plessis says both he and his teammates are determined to come back stronger ahead of the Tokyo Olympics after a disrupted 2020.
There were mixed fortunes for South Africa’s two singles representatives at the Australian Open in Melbourne on Tuesday. Lloyd Harris won his match, while Kevin Anderson bowed out at the… Read more →
Former South African 800m record holder, national champion and 1996 Olympian Marius van Heerden has died after contracting Covid-19. He was only 46.
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Tokyo looms, again, We don’t know for sure in what shape of form the Olympics and Paralympics will take place in July to September and if anything 2020 taught us to take nothing for granted. What we do know is that if Tokyo 2020 +1 does go ahead, it will do so against a new-found back drop where simply taking… Read more →