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VS se beste atlete styg uit in laserwedloop-kragmeting
Vrystaatse atlete het Saterdag aan die uitdagende laserwedloop-formaat, waarin atlete hardloop en hul skietvaardigheid kombineer, deelgeneem.
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A strong contingent of SAPS runners left footprints in marathon
A strong contingent of enthusiastic SAPS members took part in the Seshego Ultra Marathon
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Big-match temperament required in intriguing Currie Cup semi-finals
Intriguing Carling Currie Cup semi-finals matches on the card
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Ultimate endurance challenge awaits cyclists with inaugural 200-mile event
Cyclists can enter for the Oryx Unbound 200 Miler, a 322 km endurance event from Bloemfontein, challenging their limits with gravel or mountain bikes.
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Protea Streutker speel laaste wedstryd vir Kovsies
Die Kovsie-doelskieter Rolene Streutker groet Kovsies om haar by die Protea-span aan vir wedstryde teen Australië.
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Currie Cup: Griquas secure home semi-final; gearing up to meet Cheetahs
The Griquas, despite a loss to the Lions, secured a home semifinal in the Currie Cup, set for Saturday at Suzuki Stadium against the Cheetahs.
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Oranje se o.16A-span tops in VS
Die Hoër Meisieskool Oranje se o.16A-hokkiespan het koning gekraai in die Vrystaatbeker.
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UWC set for title clash with UJ in Varsity Women’s Football 2025 final
Defending champions UWC edge past Wits 1-0 whilst UJ demolish TUT 3-0 to set up compelling North-South derby in Varsity Women’s Football final.
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UWC, UJ, TUT and Wits progress to Varsity Women’s Football semi-finals
Defending champions UWC maintained their perfect record whilst TUT claimed their maiden victory as four teams secured semi-final places in dramatic fashion.
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Varsity Football: Round 5 delivers drama and mixed fortunes
Round five of the 2025 Varsity Football tournament lived up to expectations, with four matches played countrywide on the evening of Thursday 4 September. Victories were recorded by North-West University…