Local sport

  • Midrand Strider storms to victory at Cradle race

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    MIDRAND - Midrand Striders running club member, Richard Seanego, won the Sportsman’s Warehouse Cradle 21km race on 27 April.

  • Changing lives through sport

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    JOBURG - Special Olympics South Africa is paving the way for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

  • Cycle to meet your neighbour

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    KYALAMI - Cycle Kyalami hosts night rides to cycle through the Greater Kyalami Conservancy on the second Tuesday of every…

  • Shoes belonged to a ‘special generation’

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    JOBURG - Premier Soccer League CEO Brand de Villiers has paid tribute to the late former Bafana Bafana star midfielder…

  • Marathon training goes well

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    MIDRAND - A few runners joined the Midrand Striders Running Club on its annual 60km comrades training run on 19 April.

  • MCC’s cricket season comes to a close

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    MIDRAND - Midrand Cricket club’s SA4 team has been promoted back to the Gauteng Cricket Board’s top tier league.

  • Midrand Cricket Club chase their goal

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    JOBURG - MIDRAND Cricket Club’s SA4 side beat Hilson Park Cricket Club in an away game on 4 April.

  • McIntosh and Let’s Win triumph in grand prix

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    KYALAMI - Just as her horse's name suggests, Samantha McIntosh and Let's Win jumped to victory in the 2015 SA…

  • Top-notch start for racing pair

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    KYALAMI - Multiple South African champions Evan Hutchison, who lives in Kyalami Estates, and Danie Stassen made the perfect start…

  • Dressage rider comes out on top in festival

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    KYALAMI - The Nissan Easter Festival proved to be a successful show for dressage rider Siobhan Records, with her records scoring…

  • Second win for Saints

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    PETER PLACE - The St Stithians Easter Sports Festival went into its second day on 2 April with an air…

  • Making it all work

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    MIDRAND - Mother of two and equestrian record holder Nicole Horwood does it all.

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