Sport
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Maidstone Golf Club defend their shield against Eshowe
Local sportThe shield tournament was started in 1933 and is one of the longest-running on the local golfing calendar.
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New talent shredding waves at Sea Harvest KZN Grommet Games
Local sportUmdloti continues to churn out a good crop of wave assassins with a growing number of talented groms hustling to…
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#FishEagle: Summer season impresses
Local sportNorth easterly winds last week Monday saw beaches covered with thousands of beached bluebottles. The wind shifted on Tuesday and…
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Salt Rock’s McGregor earns 14th gold medal in 2021 Dusi Marathon
Local sportAndy Birkett took 1st place in the men's race in his record-breaking 8th consecutive Dusi and it was a common…
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Locals dominate Brian Ward tournament
Local sportThe tournament was started in the 1980s when it was called the Umhlali Open, and later run for many years…
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#FishEagle: Summer action still hot
Local sportAnglers fishing at uShaka at night have also been nailing the shad. Unfortunately, there were two anglers who walked off…
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Seals emerge virtually unstoppable from Midmar Mile!
Local sportThe dedication of the other Seals swimmers has continued to pay off as swimmers get back in the water, most…
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Firing up the greens!
Local sportBallito's best bowlers descended on Brettenwood on Friday for the first competition in months.
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#FishEagle: Shoal couta return in numbers
Local sportOffshore anglers have been experiencing a better-than-expected game fish season and there have been plenty of stories being told about…
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#HoleInOne: Pricey brandy goes to lucky draw winner Michelle
Local sportMichelle Dold took home a R2 000 bottle of KWV Brandy this weekend after a lucky draw at Simbithi Country…
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Groms ride high at iLembe Surfing Association trials
Local sportThe 22 boys and girls were battling the waves to earn a spot in the iLembe grom team that will…
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#FishEagle: Anglers change tactics in dirty waters
Local sportAnglers fishing the local coastline for larger skates and sandies have also done well, and some big fish have been…
