Local sport

  • Golf day fundraiser for cerebral palsy helps many

    Local sport

    The Dempsey Foundation was founded to help families with children suffering from cerebral palsy.

  • Young batsman gets better by the over

    Local sport

    The 15-year-old batsman from Hoërskool Noordheuwel is quite an all-rounder as he can also produce some impressive bowling when required.

  • No one saw them coming

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    Team Rage 2 kickboxers took on fighters from all over and ended up on top.

  • Harlequins hou hul eerste mark

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    Die Harlequins Rugbyklub is hard aan die werk om fondse in te samel sodat hulle sport gratis vir kinders in…

  • Summit takes on the Gym Games

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    The Summit Gymnastics club sent 19 gymnasts to Cape Town to take on some of South Africa's top gymnasts.

  • [PHOTOS] SPAR Grand Prix Awards honour female runners

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    South Africa’s top female road runners were honoured for their achievements at the 13th annual SPAR Grand Prix.

  • Vra, vra en vra nog, sê meesterhengelaar

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    Die Wes-Rand Hengelklub het nog 'n byeenkoms gehad en twee van hul meesterhengelaars het 'n bietjie oor die sport gesels.

  • Morne laat armdrukkampioen les opsê

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    Morne Jacobs droom om eendag die armdruk-wêreldkampioen te wees. Hy het onlangs 'n tree nader daaraan gekom toe hy die…

  • South Africa’s first Karate World Champs medal in eight years

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    At only 19 years old, Danielle van Wyk travelled to Chile to conquer the international karate plane.

  • New and exciting mountain bike series in town

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    Trail runners and mountain bike riders can look forward to a brand-new series coming to the area.

  • Gholf is weer deel van Rudi

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    Na Rudi Smous vir amper ses jaar nie op 'n gholfbaan was nie, is hy uiteindelik weer die geleentheid gegun…

  • AKCZ proud of its students

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    Sensei Bhekumuzi Khumbula from the African Karate Combat Zone (AKCZ) has reason to be proud of four of his students.

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