Sport
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Twitter responds to De Villiers’ retirement
Local sportTwitter reacts after Springbok captain Jean de Villiers announces his retirement from International Rugby.
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Victor Matfield maak wéér geskiedenis in 2015
SportVictor Matfield se terugkeer na rugby en sy insluiting in die Sprinbokspan na vanjaar se wêreldbekertoernooi was van die begin…
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Botha, Schoeman and Serfontein back in starting lineup for Blue Bulls against Sharks
Local sportNollis Marais, entrusted the number 13 jersey in the Blue Bulls team to Springbok center Jan Serfontein for Friday night's…
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No place for Bismarck in World Cup test against Samoa
Local sportDuanne Vermeulen will play in his first Test for the Springboks on Saturday against Samoa after his serious neck injury…
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Montana atleet laat 33 jaar oue atletiekrekord spat
Local sportHoërskool Montana spog deesdae met ’n leerling wat amptelik die eerste posisie op die wêreldranglys vir junior atlete beklee ná…
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Blue Bulls win northern amateur provincial competition
Local sportBlue Bulls amateur team made it through to the national amateur tournament, after they beat the Pumas Lowveld in the…
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Beeldskone Dayna hou daarvan om deur modder en stof te jaag
Local sportDie beeldskone Dayna Nienaber is ewe tuis op haar motorfiets in veldrenne regoor Suid-Afrika as op die loopplank of voor…
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Top volleyball players in action at Tuks
Local sportThe second tournament in this year's Flying Fish Beach Volleyball Series was presented on the Tuks sports campus last week.
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Pretorius wins bronze after almost quitting
Local sportAfter the African Games Fredriech Pretorius said that the conditions in Brazzaville put serious challenges to the athletes.
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Mamelodi kids get free bikes
Local newsTwenty free bikes were donated to the Tshwane Urban Riders cycling club courtesy of Momentum and PeptoPro.
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Sport highlights 18 to 20 September
SportRugby, soccer and boxing will deliver the most important action for local sports fans this weekend.
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Springboks braced for different challenge from Japan
Local sportHeyneke Meyer selected the most experienced Springbok team ever to play in Saturday’s opening match in the World Cup.
