By GARY LEMKE Team SA’s medals tally climbed to five at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Trinidad and Tobago, with the outstanding effort of the day coming from Alicia Khunou. The bubbly 17-year-old was a model of consistency as she threw her way to shot put gold, having improved on a first effort…

By GARY LEMKE Team SA doubled their medals tally on day two of the Commonwealth Young Games in Trinidad & Tobago, with swimmer Jessica Thompson adding to cycling’s Miles Liebenberg’s gold from Saturday. Thompson laid down her own marker ahead of the upcoming World Juniors in Israel by twice breaking Erin Gallagher’s Commonwealth Youth Games…

Netball’s Karla Victor and cycling’s Ethan Kulsen carried the flag for Team SA at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Youth Games in Port of Spain which sprang into action in Trinidad and Tobago. Karla Victor of Oranje Meisiesskool in Bloemfontein and Ethan Kulsen of Klein Nederburg Secondary School in Paarl, were presented with the flag…

Netball’s Karla Victor and cycling’s Ethan Kulsen have been named as flag bearers for Team SA and will lead the country’s athletes out at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Youth Games in Port of Spain on Thursday. In making the announcement, the president of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee, Barry…

Having represented Western Province in rugby, karate, wrestling and athletics since the tender age of eight, Jayson Weber always had plans of going from second best to best.

Team South Africa won 35 medals, including 13 gold, at the fifth Commonwealth Youth Games in Apia, Samoa.

Some of the finest young athletes from across the globe on Friday night brought the flag down on five unforgettable days as the Commonwealth Youth Games came to an emotional end in Apia, Samoa.

With a week to go before the start of the Rugby World Cup, Team South Africa chipped in with a morale-boosting gold medal in the Sevens competition at the Youth Commonwealth Games in Apia, Samoa, on Friday.

Swimming completed their Youth Commonwealth Games assignment in Apia, Samoa, in style when they added another seven medals to their already rich haul this week.

Team South Africa sprinter Tlotliso Leotlelo completed the ‘double’ when he added the 200m crown to the 100m gold he won earlier at the Youth Commonwealth Games in Apia, Samoa, on Wednesday.