Making a stunning half-marathon debut in Valencia, Adriaan Wildschutt not only conquered the distance but also set a new South African national record. Valencia, Spain (28 October 2025) –…
From record-breaking jumps to lightning-fast sprints, more than 1,400 young athletes brought Paarl to life at the Curro Podium South meeting Paarl, South Africa (27 October 2025)- South African…
Puseletso Mabote’s late push and Simone Kruger’s throw wrote two unforgettable chapters in South Africa’s World Para Athletics story. New Dehli, India (06 October 2025) – South Africa has…
Sheryl James storms to bronze in the 400m T37, delivering South Africa’s first medal at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships, as teammates shine with record-breaking. New Delhi, India…
After 19 years of unwavering dedication and representing South Africa on international stages, she’s off to become a doctor! Johannesburg, South Africa (26 September 2025) – If you follow…
From hurdles to sprints, the Curro Podium North regionals delivered standout performances, proving the future of South African athletics is in good hands. Tshwane, South Africa (22 September 2025)…
With a mix of experienced competitors and rising stars, South Africa finishes on the podium, building momentum and confidence for the next big international challenges. Tokyo, Japan (22 September…
South Africa’s hopes rest on Jo-Ane du Plessis in the javelin and Sinesipho Dambile in the 200m final as the World Athletics Championships reach a crucial stage in Tokyo. …
South African athletes to watch out for in Tokyo, showcasing determination and striving for personal bests at the 2025 World Athletics Championships. Tokyo, Japan (16 September 2025) – As…
Michelle Barnard has turned her second chance into a remarkable journey and calls on others to take on sports. Dresden, Germany (08 September 2025) – At just 19, Michelle…
Where mind meets heart
“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” - Mother Teresa