Ernst Van Dyk Wins Third Place in Boston Marathon Wheelchair Race

Ernst Van Dyk Wins Third Place in Boston Marathon Wheelchair Race

By SAPeople 12-10-21 23:18

South African athlete Ernst van Dyk raced to a fantastic third spot in the Boston Marathon Men’s Wheelchair Race on Monday in the USA. This is the 21st time that Ernst has competed in the Boston Marathon… and the 18th time that he has won a podium position! Ernst has famously won the race a […]

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New Normal Returns to South Africa as Visitors Flock to Cape Town Events

By SAPeople 10-10-21 22:20

The sun was shining and spirits were soaring on Sunday – along with kites – as South Africans shed the winter lockdown blues and embraced a fabulous new almost-normal, as big events returned with today’s Dolphin Beach Kite Festival and the famous Cape Town Cycle Tour (see more below). Dolphin Beach Kite Festival Photos by […]

Fish River Canoe Marathon Suffers Double Tragedy on First Stage

Heartbreaking Double Tragedy at Fish River Canoe Marathon

By SAPeople 09-10-21 09:58

CRADOCK – The organisers of the Fish River Canoe Marathon in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, have sadly confirmed the deaths of two participants during the first stage of the two-day race on Friday. 53-year old Pretoria paddler Axel Marggraf died after falling out of his K3 canoe in Soutpansdrift rapid, while 31 year old […]

The Best South African players to grace the NBA

The Best South African Players to Grace the NBA

By SAPeople Contributor 07-10-21 13:01

Hank Biasatti was the first athlete born outside of the US to play in the NBA, way back in 1946. Born in Italy and raised in Canada, Biasatti spent a season with the then Toronto Huskies playing six games before being drafted by the Celtics prior to the 1947 season. He played a grand total […]

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Spinning: South Africa’s Wild Sport Becomes Africa’s Biggest Motorsport

By SAPeople 25-09-21 19:23

As South Africa celebrates Heritage Month, the country’s motorsports phenomenon – Spinning – is making international headlines for being a sport like nothing most people have ever seen. Red Bull calls it a battle of “drifting meets dance” and its become the biggest motorsport in Africa. Squealing rubber, raging engines, dizzying revs and enough smoke […]

Siya Kolisi led from the front and put in a brilliant performance in Townsville.

WATCH Highlights of Nail-Biting Springboks vs All Blacks Match

By SAPeople 25-09-21 15:47

Springbok head coach Jacques Nienaber and captain Siya Kolisi applauded the effort of South Africa’s team in Saturday’s Rugby Championship match against the All Blacks and said the result could have gone their way. Sadly it didn’t. Watch the highlights below. The Springboks suffered the agony of seeing New Zealand fullback Jordie Barrett’s 77th minute […]

Banyana Banyana WIN in Nigeria

Sports Minister Congratulates Banyana Banyana for WIN in Nigeria

By SAPeople 22-09-21 22:38

South Africa’s senior national women’s football side, Banyana Banyana, who soared to victory in the first ever Aisha Buhari football cup, has been congratulated by the Sports Minister. Minister  congratulated the team, saying: “Banyana Banyana’s dominance is indeed something that deserves all our praise. The ladies’ national team, under the guidance of Coach Desiree Ellis, […]

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Springbok Coach Neinaber on Defeat: “We Were Not Good Enough”

By SAPeople 18-09-21 13:59

Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber pulled no punches and offered no excuses after South Africa went down by 30-17 to the Wallabies in their Rugby Championship Test match in Brisbane on Saturday, admitting that they were outplayed in all areas. Nienaber described the performance as the Boks’ worst since 2018, and said they will need a […]

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Springboks Outperformed by Wallabies in Brisbane

By SAPeople 18-09-21 13:59

An outstanding performance from a well-organised Australia inflicted a 30-17 defeat on the Springboks at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday – their heaviest loss in 29 Tests since losing by the same margin to Argentina in Mendoza in 2018. The Wallabies scored four tries – two each to centre Len Ikitau and wing […]

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De Kock Helps Seal South Africa’s Win Against Sri Lanka in T20 Series

By SAPeople 12-09-21 21:57

South Africa’s Proteas won their match against Sri Lanka today in Colombo by nine wickets, therefore securing victory in the Twenty20 (T20) series before the final match has been played. Cricket South Africa tweeted: “RESULT #Proteas WON BY 9 WICKETS. An undefeated Quinton de Kock (58*) fifty see the #Proteas cruise to victory and seal the […]

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Springboks Lose to Wallabies Despite 3 Tries to One in Australia

By SAPeople 12-09-21 16:19

A 45-metre penalty goal by Quade Cooper – after the final siren had sounded – edged the Wallabies to a 28-26 victory (halftime 19-11) over a shattered Springboks, on a night of high drama in the Rugby Championship on Queensland’s Gold Coast on Sunday. Cooper steered the ball unerringly through the poles from wide on […]

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Bulls Win Currie Cup Finals with Record-Breaking Points Difference

By SAPeople 12-09-21 09:56

The Bulls delivered a masterclass in Pretoria on Saturday, beating the Sharks 44-10 in the 2021 Currie Cup final at Loftus Versfeld, setting a record in points’ difference in the competition that is more than a century old, the benchmark of provincial bragging rights in South Africa. The defending champions scored six tries on their […]

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Lloyd Harris Out of US Open, Davis Cup Next

By SAPeople 08-09-21 23:19

Lloyd Harris put up a strong fight in New York in the quarter-finals on Wednesday, but sadly ended his brilliant run at the US Open going down 7-6(6), 6-3, 6-4 to Germany’s Alexander Zverev. It was a fantastic effort from the Capetonian who went into the tournament unseeded, whilst Zverev was seeded fourth. Playing in […]

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