1. Historic Masters Hat-Trick on Cards

Team South Africa remains on track to claim a historic third successive team title at the ISA World Masters Surfing Championships in Panama after the completion of the fifth day of competition on Thursday, when the finalists in the qualifying streams of the Masters, Grand Masters and Kahunas were determined.

Friday, 03 September 2010 | 52 hits

2. Sprightly Start for Anxious SA

The stage is set for a classic clash at the Hockey World Cup for women in Rosario, Argentina today, when world number-three China meets number-12-ranked Investec South Africa in a sprightly 9-am (local time) start, after tournament director, SA's Sheila Brown, had to attend to re-schedule fixtures after inclement weather forced postponements on Thursday.

Friday, 03 September 2010 | 82 hits

3. Tarryn Shreds as PST Heats Up

International campaigner Tarryn Chudleigh opened the Pro Junior women’s event with a stunning performance as the country’s top surfers shredded the 1 to 1.5 metre waves on offer at Herold’s Bay in the Southern Cape on Day 2 of the Billabong Junior Series on Thursday.

Friday, 03 September 2010 | 67 hits

4. Williams Eager for Wales Rematch

Injured South African captain Mandisa Williams may return to action in the team’s last match on Sunday against Wales at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in Guildford, England, after injuring her ankle during the pool match against Wales last week, where she led the SA Women to a 15-10 win and their first-ever victory at the World Cup.

Friday, 03 September 2010 | 62 hits

5. Ocean Racing Series Entries Open

Entries for season 6 of the Nelson Mandela Bay Ocean Racing Series - Africa's largest family beach lifestyle event, open today (1st September). The Series, which is unique to Nelson Mandela Bay, is one of the Provinces highest profile events attracting over R25m in media coverage last season with over 6,000 entries and a year on year participation growth of over 20%.

Friday, 03 September 2010 | 56 hits

6. Rain Delays WC Spectacle

Atrocious weather conditions in Rosario, Argentina Thursday night forced the much-anticipated women's World Cup hockey match between world number three China and the world's 12th-ranked Investec South Africa to be postponed.

Thursday, 02 September 2010 | 57 hits

7. Bantwana Ready to Take on World

As the U17 Women’s National Football Team, Bantwana, departed for the 2010 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup on Tuesday, the team a major milestone was set for South African Women football by being the first South African women football team to qualify for a FIFA World Cup.

Thursday, 02 September 2010 | 110 hits

8. Sarah Upstages in Herolds Bay

After getting the Billabong Junior Series underway in half-metre waves at the preferred venue of Victoria Bay this morning, the organisers made an inspired decision to switch the season-ending event to Herold’s Bay, which paid off handsomely as the country’s top junior surfers reveled in consistent one-metre surf.

Thursday, 02 September 2010 | 61 hits

9. Banyana Psyched Up for Cameroon

Banyana Banyana will be physically and mentally ready, as well as willing and able to rise to the occasion against Cameroon in a friendly international fixture at the Moruleng Stadium in Moruleng on Sunday (15h00 kickoff).

Thursday, 02 September 2010 | 57 hits

10. SA Face Wounded China

The world number 12-ranked Investec South Africa women's hockey team will be looking to the old and the new to lift them to another upset World Cup victory in Rosario, Argentina tonight.

Thursday, 02 September 2010 | 109 hits