South Africa continued their preparation for the 2026 World Cup with the third match of the series in front of a packed and electric Hartleyvale. It was not an official Test, but it was an important step in the journey as the group continues to build depth and understanding. With the Nkosi Cup starting on Friday, the Indoor Men who featured in the first two Tests were not involved, so the Cassiem brothers and Cullin de Jager watched this one from the stands.
Mossel Bay, 9 December 2024: Day 2 of the UIPM World Championships delivered thrilling Biathle finals at Santos Beach, where young athletes, seniors, masters competitors, and history-making para-athletes showcased exceptional determination and spirit. Perfect weather and a vibrant crowd set the stage for a world-class day of competition.
South Africa met Wales in the thirteen to sixteen playoff matches and despite creating enough chances to take something from the game they were left disappointed after a two nil defeat.
South Africa were unable to close out their Junior World Cup campaign with a win as they went down 4 to 2 to Australia in Tamil Nadu in the playoff for eleventh place. It meant the South Africans finished in twelfth position overall. After the disappointment of the previous game the boys dusted themselves off and committed fully to one more effort, but Australia were sharper in the critical moments.
With just days to go before the highly anticipated fourth season of Betway SA20 gets underway, proud title partner Betway have officially revealed the two winners of the inaugural Betway SA20 Chasing the Catch campaign.
Worlds Iconic is a South African-owned Dubai-based events company that aims to connect adventure seekers with epic destinations and story-worthy activities across the globe. The latest of these is a world first, that being an Obstacle Course Race (OCR) hosted in Antarctica!
The SPAR Proteas began their title defence with a 104 - 25 win against Tanzania on the first day of the Africa Netball Cup in Lilongwe, Malawi. Jenny van Dyk’s charges started like a house on fire as they had the first centre pass. Elmere van der Berg, who earned her 50th cap for the SPAR Proteas, was ruthless under the pole and punished Tanzanian defenders every chance she got. At the end of the quarter, the SPAR Proteas were in the driver’s seat and enjoyed a 32-point lead.
