Sport
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Gauteng athletes still dominate the games
SportThe achievements of local athletes from Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) at this past weekend's senior ASA championships in Potchefstroom confirmed…
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Tennis coach back in the swing of things on Germiston courts
Sport"I also have a book the History of South African Black Tennis." It is available from me.
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Provincial marathon gathers local athletes
SportHe cut the tape in 02:23:14 to win the 21.1km race-walking event.
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Elsburg fighter wins bare-knuckle belt
SportThe former EFC fighter was overjoyed with the win, sharing the moment with his family, friends, and students.
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Get ready for the SA Safari Rally starting May 18
Sport“It’s about more than racing. It’s about showcasing our talent, terrain and ability to deliver world-class events.”
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Archers aim for the win at championship in Joburg
Sport“Congratulations to all the athletes, especially those who qualified for the World Games to be held later this year in…
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Sunnyridge boxer develops young fighters
SportThe former Gauteng bantamweight champion, who turned professional in 2017 at the age of 19, is giving back to the…
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Noordheuwel triumphs in thrilling 21–20 victory over Jeppe at KES Easter Festival
Caxton SchoolsIn a match that had spectators on the edge of their seats from start to finish, Hoërskool Noordheuwel delivered a…
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Match report: Saints nudges De La Salle out for narrow 7’s victory cup
Caxton SchoolsSaints got the win over De La Salle Holy Cross College in the 7's rugby alumni match to secure the…
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Saint Stithians’ Saints SportsFest closes with a bang
Caxton SchoolsAn action-packed four day festival of sporting excellence at St Stithians College has come to a close.
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Match report: U18 Blue Raiders claim narrow 7–5 win
Caxton SchoolsThe under-18 Blue Raiders claimed a narrow 7–5 victory over the Eldoranians after a tough, back-and-forth match that went down…
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Match report: Saints alumni still have spring in their step
Caxton SchoolsIn a comeback victory for the Saints alumni, the boys returned to their stomping grounds to come back from behind…
