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Currie Cup: Lions to host Griquas in final match at Ellis Park on Saturday
The Fidelity ADT Lions will face the Suzuki Griquas in the Carling Currie Cup final after both teams won their semi-finals, showcasing strong performances.
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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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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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Noord-Kaap Rolbal vereer uitblinkers en staatmakers
Noord-Kaap Rolbal het die afgelope naweek uitblinkers en staatmakers vereer, en ook die nuwe bestuur aangewys.
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All Blacks extend Eden Park fortress record as early tries sink Springboks
New Zealand overcomes South African fightback to maintain 31-year unbeaten streak at Auckland’s iconic Eden Park.
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Curriebeker: Griekwas bo-aan punteleer ná sege oor Cheetahs; Lions volgende
Die Griekwas is tans bo-aan die punteleer van die Curriebeker-reeks.
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Ruiters ‘dans’ met perde en pryse by jaarlikse dressuur-kompetisie
Die Kathu-perdeklub het onlangs sy jaarlikse Freestyle Festival Dressage Show aangebied, wat ruiters, gesinne en perdry-geesdriftiges van oor die Noord-Kaap heen bymekaar gebring het.
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Bloemfonteiner vereer vir internasionale bydrae tot para-atletiek
Die enigste vrou wat ‘n internasionale para-atletiek-beampte in Afrika is, is Saterdag op die Suid-Afrikaanse Sport-eerbewyse vereer.
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Another victory for Suzuki Griquas pushes them higher on Currie Cup log
The Suzuki Griquas secured a 42-21 victory over the Vodacom Bulls, moving to third place in the Currie Cup and targeting semi-final contention.
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Springbok Women ready to roar: Captain Booi’s World Cup mission
The Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 kicks off today (22 August) in England, with 12 of the world’s elite teams converging for what promises to be the most competitive edition…
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