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  • Gymnasts delve into the exciting world of acrobatics

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    Read up on the relatively unknown world of gymnastic acrobatics and the Integrated Artistic Acrobatic Association of South Africa Festival…

  • Six-time marathon canoeing world champion, Hank McGregor is welcomed home at King Shaka International Airport by his one-year-old son, Thorsten, and his wife, Pippa, after picking up men's K1 gold and K2 silver medals in the world championships in Hungary. PHOTO: Dave Macleod (Gameplan Media)

    McGregor savours sixth world title

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    McGregor is now preparing for the long haul flight to Tahiti for the Surfski World Championships.

  • Durban North surfer, Tayla Muller, will represent Southern KwaZulu-Natal (SKZN) team at this years SA junior champs.

    Tayla gears up for SA champs

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    Durban North surfer says she wants to make the finals of the South African Junior Surfing Championships.

  • Sunfoil Dolphins middle order batsman, Khaya Zondo, has received his maiden call-up to the national set-up after he was included in the Oxigen Proteas T20 squad to take on India in the subcontinent in early October. PHOTO: Gallo Images

    Zondo earns maiden Proteas call-up

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    Zondo says he is looking forward to his first taste of international cricket.

  • Northwood School athlete, Luyanda Mngadi, recently won gold and silver at the Youth Nationals athletics champs in Pretoria.

    Luyanda jumps to personal best

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    Northwood School pupil impresses at Youth Nationals athletics champs.

  • Lance Eggersglusz, the Springbok Ironman is backing the Boks with all his heart at this year's Rugby World Cup in England.

    Iron Patriot backs Boks

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    Ahead of the Rugby World Cup, we speak to one man who is a superfan, but also an Iron Patriot.

  • uMhlanga's Matt Bouman won gold at last year's Lifesaving World Championships in Montpellier, France.

    uMhlanga’s most decorated athlete

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    Every month the Northglen News will profile sporting heroes who compete across a wide spectrum of sporting codes. These could…

  • Liam Fennessy getting some training in the bay, he is pictured here having fun on a RS Tera Pro in the last sailing season, the youngster is heading to Poland to compete in the 2015 World Optimist Champs to be held at the end of the month in Poland. PHOTO: Sophie Thompson

    Liam sets sail for Poland

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    Local sailor heads to World Optimist Champs in Poland.

  • Durban North resident, Henri Schoeman, powered home to a fourth place finish in the Stockholm leg of the World Triathlon Series recently. PHOTO: Moldiv

    Henri finishes fourth in Sweden

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    Durban North triathlete equals his best career finish on World Triathlon Circuit.

  • Nashua Crusaders player, Jasper Ganis scored one of the tries in his side's 36-26 win over the Jaguars RFC. PHOTO: Gerhard Duraan Photography & Framing

    Crusaders seal final berth

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    Crusaders overcome brave Jaguars to reach finals of Castle Murray Cup.

  • Sharks players Dale Chadwick and S'bura Sithole with PinkDrive KZN administrator Janice Benecke and PinkDrive nurse, Liz Book, donned their pink in support of raising breast cancer awareness over the weekend.

    Sharks go pink for Cancer

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    Sharks show their support for PinkDrive and raising breast cancer awareness.

  • ‘Don’t ever run a marathon injured’ – Jenna

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    Jenna is gearing up to compete in the Maritzburg SPAR Women's 10km/5km race.

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