- 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
- De Groot, Botha win 947 Cycle Challenge
- Semenya dominates 2018 SA Sport Awards
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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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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 two-shot breakthrough...
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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 Union Sport...
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Who to watch: Team SA in action (Day 3)
Team SA are in action across six sporting codes on day three of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Team SA: How they fared on Day 2
Team SA were in action across six sporting codes on day two of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Who to watch: Team SA in action (Day Two)
Team SA are in action across six sporting codes on day two of the Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires...
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Schlebusch strikes first gold for Team SA
Amber Schlebusch staged an exceptional comeback and won the first gold medal for Team South Africa in the women’s...
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Le Clos picks up four more medals in Budapest
Chad le Clos completed another successful FINA Swimming World Cup meeting, winning four medals at the Budapest leg over...
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Province, Ekhurhuleni slug it out for IPT title
Friday’s final round of the 58th South African Women’s Inter-Provincial Championship at Devonvale Golf and Wine Estate is shaping...
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SA’s top juniors in J-Bay action
Lower Point in Jeffreys Bay, the venue for the 2018 Sea Harvest SA Junior Surfing Championships, has been generous...
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Mothiba sets sights on Varsity semi-finals
With the Basketball Varsity Tournament due to start only on Friday, the UP Tuks men’s team have already set...
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Province maintain winning momentum
Western Province mowed down Southern Cape on day one to strengthen their bid for successive victories in the 58th...
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Roux targeting Youth Olympics medal
After wining a silver medal at the African Youth Games, UP Tuks archer Wian Roux is hungry for more,...
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Province power through seeding round at IPT
Western Province made a winning start to their title defence in the 58th SA Women’s Inter-Provincial Championship with a...
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Gouws set to soar at Youth Olympics
With just one sailor on Team SA at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the pressure will...
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Four medals for Le Clos in Netherlands
South Africa’s Olympic and Commonwealth gold medallist Chad le Clos was on top form at the weekend’s FINA Swimming...
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Madibaz battle UP Tuks all the way
The UP Tuks netball team had to dig deep and battle it out on Monday, when they played against...
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Hartley sets sights on Fish River title
After competing in races in different parts of the world, Bridgitte Hartley is back home to compete at the...
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Mashele and Phalula are new SA 10km champs
The SA 10km championships crowned two new champions in Middelburg at the weekend, as Precious Mashele won a closely...
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Elkington, Steyn are the stars of Seal Point
Breezy onshore conditions and a slight surge in swell greeted competitors on Sunday’s final day of competition at the...
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Sithole falls at final hurdle in French Riviera Open
South African top wheelchair tennis ace Lucas Sithole’s hopes of winning his first title in 2018 at the French...
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.
