Watch the SASCOC president, Barry Hendricks, address the membership base and the SASCOC family as a whole as he gets his inspiring message across. He places a strong emphasis and focus on unity for change as we head into 2021, which brings some exciting new opportunities and developments that he also touches on. CLICK HERE to…
THE PRESIDENT'S VOICE
The main tasks at SASCOC right now are the interactions taking place with the various Federations in preparation for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
It’s been a particularly busy time at Olympic House, with the Queen’s Baton Tour having spent five days in South African, showcasing and publicising the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia.
First up, we welcome Minister Nxesi as our new leader in sport and we very much look forward to working with him.
The search for new talent to be added to Team South Africa’s medal winners of Rio is seriously underway.
The newly elected Board of SASCOC wasted no time in setting course for 2020 and planning for what would be of critical importance for SASCOC to improve on the Rio Games performances.
The period leading up to the elections is in every organisation a difficult period to be in, because you try to plan.
With every event where Team SA has a presence here at the Rio Olympics we learn lessons that will stand us in good stead for the future.
The recent Executive Board meeting of the Commonwealth Games Federation discussed a range of issues that can have far reaching consequences for Commonweath Games Associations in future.
Last week's Arnold Classic Africa in Sandton, Johannesburg was quite an eye-opener for the many sport administrators who attended the event.