Eastern Cape’s Winter Games medal showing hampered by shoddy facilities
Despite having talent, EC players don't attend many school sports programmes because of inadequate facilities that hinder strong challenges to Western Cape, KZN and Gauteng dominance at national events
St Christopher’s quintet to tackle soccer interprovincial
Five pupils from St Christopher’s Private School in Qonce have been selected to represent the U15 Eastern Cape Inland Border soccer team at an interprovincial tournament in Joburg
Bulldogs boss Badli cites positives in team’s woeful season
Border Rugby has promised to review the woeful Bulldogs Carling Currie Cup First Division season in which the team finished at the bottom of the log without a win.
Shock as Fuzile misses September show after debatable earlier win
Matiti and Tengimfene at odds over plans for rising Mdantsane star
Harmer’s long road earns Test recognition
Simon Harmer overcame challenges to excel in county cricket and contribute to South Africa's Test success
Messi, Bellingham and history collide in Argentina-England semifinal
Bellingham’s rise and Messi’s legacy set the stage for Atlanta showdown
Madibaz road race puts best foot forward with new sponsor
The Madibaz road race at Mandela University on July 25 features 21.1km, 10km and 5km events
Chelsea’s new boss Alonso demands hunger and passion before Premier League campaign
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso says he wants to see greater hunger and a desire to improve from his players as he prepares for his first Premier League season in charge
Scheffler eyes rare Open repeat as Royal Birkdale bakes in summer heat
American Scottie Scheffler will set out to buck a British Open trend and become the first player to defend the title for 18 years
Border Squash women’s team grab gold at interprovincial
Border A women’s squash capped off this year’s installment of the Growthpoint Jarvis-Kaplan Cup as the undefeated champions of the B Division.
Testing players is more important than winning streaks, says Rassie
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says testing players under pressure is more important than personal goals and guarding a winning streak
Liverpool need more signings before new season, says Iraola
New Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola says he is impatient to sign more new players as the Premier League side sets out to improve on last season’s campaign.
Junior Boks stayed calm in World Cup semifinal battle, says Foote
The on-fire Junior Boks will defend their World Cup title against France who progressed to the showpiece match after beating New Zealand by 26-22 in the first semifinal in Tbilisi on Monday.
SA Country Districts teams grab honours in gruelling interprov finale
On a final day that showcased the grit, skill and fighting spirit of South Africa’s leading squash players, the Capital Fruit SA Country Districts A men’s and women’s teams overcame courageous Northerns A rivals to successfully defend their titles
Sublime second half against England sees Junior Boks into U-20 world champs final
The South Africans, who will meet France in the final, were 20-12 down at halftime























