- 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
- 2018 SA Sports Awards nominees named
- Harris opens up Davis Cup campaign
- Phillips goes clear in SA Senior Amateur
- Cape Trek pushes riders to the extreme
- Brown bags maiden pro title at IGT CMR Pro-Am
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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 the 10th...
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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 their Davis...
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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 Lisbon on...
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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. In the...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 9)
Team SA picked up their third gold medal of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires when Luke Davids won...
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Wits crowned Varsity Basketball champions
The University of Witwatersrand were crowned the inaugural Varsity Basketball tournament champions after they defeated the University of Cape...
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Golden boy Houlie ‘expected to win 50m’
Team SA flag-bearer Michael Houlie is still basking in the glory of winning the men’s 50m gold medal at...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 8)
Team SA were involved in six different sporting codes on Sunday in the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires. They...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 7)
Team SA were in action across seven sporting codes on day seven of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 6)
Michael Houlie added to the Team SA medals tally with a gold in the men’s 50m breaststroke, taking the...
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Lange’s gymnastics mixed team wins gold
Ruan Lange and his 11 teammates won a gold medal for their team – Team Simone Biles – in...
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SA golf juniors cherish Olympic experience
Despite a disappointing week in Buenos Aires, Cole Stevens and Kaiyuree Moodley were excited about the experience gained at...
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Who to watch: Team SA in action (Day 6)
Team SA are in action across eight sporting codes on day six of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 5)
Team SA were in action across six sporting codes on day five of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Another win sees Team SA in hockey quarters
Team SA women’s hockey team displayed yet another top performance in their match against Austria which they won 2-1,...
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Who to watch: Team SA in action (Day 5)
Team SA are in action across six sporting codes on day five of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 4)
Team SA were in action across seven sporting disciplines on day four of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Garton helps add to Team SA medal tally
Hannah Garton added one more medal to Team SA’s tally after winning bronze in the Jumping International Team event...
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SA Juniors off to solid start in Youth Olympics
South Africa’s junior pair made a good start in the golf competition at the 2018 Youth Olympics with Kaiyuree...
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Who to watch: Team SA in action (Day 4)
Team SA are in action across seven sporting codes on day four of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Team SA: How they fared (Day 3)
Team SA were in action across six sporting codes on day three of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Kovsies take down Tuks in thrilling final
In an absorbing final in Bloemfontein on Monday, UFS Kovsies stunned defending champions UP Tuks 63-59, to win the...
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.
