Gerda Steyn ready to scorch the streets at the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon
Cape Town’s streets are about to become a runway of speed, sweat and history. The pack is set. The city is ready.
Author: Adnaan Mohamed
adidas back in Stormers starting line-up
Eight years apart, and now back together. The hoops and stripes have reunited, stitched for glory, and built for bruises. This isn’t just kit—it’s Cape Town rugby, bottled and sewn into fabric.
Van Niekerk, Commins Battle for Squash Supremacy at the Waterfront
The glass courts of Makers Landing at the V&A Waterfront are about to become a pressure cooker, where reputations will either be gilded in glory or cracked under the weight of expectation. At the Growthpoint…
Stillwater Sports to steer the Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon into new era
Cape Town – The Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon is confirmed to take place on the weekend of 11–12 April with the iconic race strapping on a fresh pair of shoes with Stillwater Sports appointed as…
Rugby Championship race heats up after Bok revival
Following the Springboks 30-22 victory against the Wallabies in Cape Town and Argentina’s shock 29-23 toppling of the All Blacks in Buenos Aires the Rugby Championship has now turned into a wide-open race. With four…
Pollard’s boot reignites Bok fire, but Eden Park looms large
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus walked off the sodden turf at DHL Stadium with the look of a man who had just downed a stiff drink after a week of headaches. South Africa’s 30-22 win over…
Springboks heartwarming gesture to stranded young footballers
The Springboks don’t just win World Cups with bruising scrums and champagne rugby. They win hearts with gestures that remind us why they’re more than just a team draped in green and gold. This week,…
Kellaway calls for Wallaby consistency
Australia’s shock 38–22 victory over the Springboks at Ellis Park was the rugby equivalent of robbing a fortress at gunpoint. The Wallabies not only stormed Johannesburg, they knocked South Africa off their world No.1 perch…
Roos ready to rewrite the script at World Cup opener
For Nadine Roos, Sunday’s Women’s Rugby World Cup curtain-raiser at Franklin’s Gardens is more than just a debut Test against Brazil. Roos sees it as a chance to flip the script against old foes who’ve…
adidas’ You Got This campaign
More than 60% have thought about quitting. Dropout rates spike between 13 and 15, not from broken bones, but from broken spirits.