Athletics
Athletics
Athletics
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Kipchoge in Cape Town for first ever African marathon battle
Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge lands in Cape Town for his first official marathon on African soil at the 2026 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon.
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Runner in pursuit of global glory
South Africa’s men’s 4×400 relay team qualified for the global inaugural 2026 World Athletics Ultimate in Hungary and the 2027 World Athletics in Beijing.
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Record rampage as SA relay stars claim double silver
Gaborone witnessed something extraordinary on Sunday. South Africa’s relay machines didn’t just compete at the World Athletics Relays, they rewrote history, obliterated records, and served notice that they belong among…
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Bellville Athletics Track and Velodrome to get much needed upgrade
Cape Town’s Mayoral Committee approved a transformative upgrade of Bellville Athletics track and Velodrome through private sector investment.
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New date and venue but national schools athletics will continue
Authorities confirm Schools Athletics Championships will proceed at Pilditch Stadium after postponement sparked ministerial outrage.
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Title defence meets legend’s quest in Cape Town Blockbuster
Defending champion Seloyi faces legend Mokoka in mouth-watering Two Oceans Half Marathon clash as generations collide Sunday in Cape Town
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Steyn’s champion mindset powers historic title chase
When Gerda Steyn toes the start line in Cape Town this Saturday, she won’t be carrying the weight of six consecutive victories on her shoulders, because in her mind, they…
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World Record glory tinged with disappointment for Mabote
Mabote breaks T63 400m World Record with stunning 60.74s run at Nationals, but Commonwealth Games exclusion tempers historic achievement
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Helpmekaar dominate while Rustenburg rise at Wildeklawer
Helpmekaar win Wildeklawer Super Inter Group 1 by 104 points while Rustenburg claim Group 2 title and promotion to top tier at Pilditch.
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Madibaz rowing announces arrival With Buffalo Regatta haul
Madibaz rowers secure 11 medals at Buffalo Regatta, including five golds, marking dramatic rise from obscurity to competitive prominence.
