Sport

  • BHA’s skilled win

    Local sport

    BEAULIEU – The final match between the two men's sides were decided during a penalty shootout.

  • Rider soars to new heights championships

    Local sport

    FOURWAYS – Starting his motocross riding career at the tender age of three years old, James Reilly says his dream…

  • Kids keen to get active

    Local sport

    NOORDWYK – The Christ Church Preparatory School and College senior netball players introduced the game to their younger learners.

  • Tshuma Stingers hopeful to compete soon

    Local sport

    MIDRAND – Tshuma Stingers coach Barry Nkosi said the Covid-19 pandemic had been hard on the mental health of athletes…

  • Kyalami canoeist talks the JCC Two Day Klip

    Local sport

    KYALAMI – Claude Nish talks the surprise it was coming out in first place at the JCC Two day Klip…

  • Youngster from Summerhill College wins first GauFive eGames competition

    Local sport

    FOURWAYS – A new platform for gamers in the province saw a local learner walk away with R10 000.

  • Midrand cricket back on the field

    Local sport

    OLIFANTSFONTEIN – The Midrand and Tembisa Cricket Club carried their fruitful relationship and hosted a small friendly match on 14…

  • Hit the trail

    Local sport

    Trail runs are held every Wednesday evening and Saturday and Sunday morning at various venues including The Country Bistro in…

  • Petersen to join legends for Road Safety World Series

    Local sport

    NOORDWYK – Former Protea batsman Alviro Petersen will be taking part in the Road Safety World Series in India.

  • Midrand Karate Academy awards five black belts

    Local sport

    MIDRAND – Midrand Karate Academy awarded five students with black belts.

  • City of Johannesburg looks at how the lockdown affected sport

    Local sport

    JOBURG – The municipality looks back on the effect the lockdown has had on sport.

  • Safety the top priority for Midrand Striders

    Local sport

    MIDRAND – Local running club hosts three weekly runs to keep its spirits up.

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