Van Zyl grabs his Games chance with both hands
Saturday May 19, 2012By Mark Etheridge
His grappling skills have taken him to more than 20 countries around the globe but London later this year will be by far the most desirable destination.
Van Niekerk grabs 7th
Saturday May 19, 2012By Mark Etheridge
Reinardt Janse van Rensburg found out on Friday that just like life, cycling has it’s up and down.
Sailing duo praised
Friday May 18, 2012Their dream of qualifying for the London Olympics later this year realised, Cape yachting duo Asenathi Jim and Roger Hudson are now reeling in as much experience as they can from the remainder of the 470 World Championships in Barcelona, Spain.
Reinardt fifth on GC
Friday May 18, 2012By Mark Etheridge
Reinardt Janse van Rensburg is the top South African after day two of the Flèche du Sud cycle race in Luxembourg on Thursday.
Chani out in Rome
Friday May 18, 2012Chani Scheepers capitulated on the clay courts of Rome on Thursday, going down to China’s Na Li in the third round of the Internazionali BNL d’Italia tournament, writes Mark Etheridge.
Cameron on song
Thursday May 17, 2012By Mark Etheridge
One of Team South Africa’s main medal hopes at the London Olympics, Cameron van der Burgh is in “a good place” right now with less than 100 days to go to lift-off.
Ernst & Co for Europe
Thursday May 17, 2012World hand cyclist champion Ernst van Dyk will lead a four-strong para-cycling team to compete in Europe in the next few weeks.
Burry third in World Cup
Thursday May 17, 2012London Olympics medal hopeful Burry Stander has pedalled his way on to the podium at the third round of the RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup cross-country event in Nove Mesto na Morave in the Czech Republic.
Chani into third round
Thursday May 17, 2012Top-ranked Chani Scheepers moved into the third round of the Internazionali BNL D’Italia tennis tournament in Rome on Wednesday, writes Mark Etheridge.
Reinardt third in Europe
Thursday May 17, 2012Reinardt Janse van Rensburg and the MTN-Qhubeka outfit continue to make their presence felt on the European cycling calendar, writes Mark Etheridge.
