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Jonathan Ntutu targets historic Commonwealth Games treble
Bellville-trained Ndodomzi Ntutu targets unprecedented third consecutive Commonwealth Games 100m title at age 40, launching BackaBuddy crowdfunding campaign.
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Gqeberha to host Springboks for second consecutive year at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
After speculation over the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium potentially playing host to the reigning Rugby World Cup winners, SA Rugby confirmed that the Springboks will.
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“Tiny but Tough” discipline starts at three at MJ’s Judo Dojo
Tiny but determined judokas took to the mat this weekend as MJ’s Judo Dojo hosted its Mini Judo Competition for three to five-year-olds.
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Schoolboy legends speak out on Taylor Swift, tears and triumph
Marcus Muller and Quintin Potgieter reveal the truth behind schoolboy rugby’s brightest spotlight, from SA Schools glory to inter-schools heartbreak.
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History made with first nipper level testing in Jeffreys Bay
Historic milestone achieved on 8 February in Jeffreys Bay with first-ever Lifesaving Nipper Level Test at Dolphin Beach.
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Runners prepare to take on Red Bull Dune Dusters this weekend
Ryan Sandes shares five expert tips to help runners conquer the Atlantis Dunes ahead of this weekend’s Red Bull Dune Dusters.
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Fittest rise to the top in Deadly Dozen
Ever heard of Deadly Dozen? Athletes are discovering this new sport event. Four Bloemfontein athletes are on their way to compete in London.
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UEFA to investigate racial abuse allegations involving Vini Junior
Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior accused Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni of calling him ‘mono’ (monkey in Spanish) during yesterday’s Champions League match, prompting UEFA to investigate allegations of discriminatory behaviour.
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Three amputee teams ready to tackle the mighty Cape Epic
Three amputee teams will not only to test their physical limits, but raise awareness and funds for three South African non-profit organisations.
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Young Brackenfell rugby star collapses and dies at training camp
A Kuils River family is devastated by the sudden loss of their son, Joshua Afrika, who collapsed and died at a rugby training camp in Riebeek-Kasteel
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