Johannesburg – Glenrose Xaba hit the jackpot at the SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge Grand Prix Awards in Midrand on Tuesday, pocketing R300 000 after storming to her third overall series victory. The 31-year-old Boxer star…
She made her debut for her country at the Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Cup tournament in Ghana last year and scored a try on debut, but that was just the beginning of the season’s highlights for Springbok Women’s Sevens forward, Leigh Fortuin.
For the Proteas, it was a statement win – bold, fearless, and full of belief. Years of heartbreak and near misses finally gave way to history, as Wolvaardt’s side earned their shot at ultimate glory.
Banyana Banyana have secured their spot in the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over DR Congo in the second-leg qualifier at Dobsonville Stadium on Tuesday night, sealing a 2-1 aggregate win.
For me, Cheryl Winn was not only a leader and champion, but also a friend and mentor. Her compassion, integrity, and love for the Comrades helped shape my own path as a runner and storyteller.
Gqeberha is primed for a record-breaking dash as the sold-out SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge hits the Summerstrand shoreline this Saturday. All eyes will be on defending Grand Prix queen Glenrose Xaba, who has already sprinted to…
The UWC Women’s Football has made history, clinching their third consecutive Varsity Football championship with a narrow 1-0 victory over the UJ Women’s Football on Monday night, 19 September 2025.
Springbok Women head coach Swys de Bruin named Nolusindiso Booi at lock for Saturday’s historic Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final against New Zealand in Exeter, where South Africa will take on the Black Ferns with a bench consisting of seven forwards and one back.
For the most capped loose forward in Springbok Women history, actions count more than words and if you want to see how much a quarter-final place in the Women’s Rugby World Cup means to Sinazo Mcatshulwa and her teammates, make sure to watch them play on Saturday when they take on New Zealand’s Black Ferns at Sandy Park in Exeter.
The Springbok Women may have been outmuscled and outpaced in Northampton, but they are far from out of the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Their 57–10 defeat to France at Franklin’s Gardens stung like a crunching…
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