Category: Other Sport

Last Saturday I woke up at 3 in the morning to spend a bit of time on my couch watching King Kallis and the Mighty # continue their domination of an Australian side that had spent day 1 of the test →

Thursday night was an unbelievable night in my life. I had been invited to attend the SAB Sports Media Awards and would be on a possible shortlist for the SAB Sports Media Blogger of the Year. Of course →

Award season in sporting circles is well and truly upon us. The SA Sports Awards have just passed, on Thursday is the SAB Sports Media Awards and opening on Wednesday is the voting opens for the SPAR gsport →

On Sunday the 4th of November, I attended my first ever live tennis match. Now, I know that might seem weird as I am a huge tennis fan, but circumstances meant that I missed the SA Open and Soweto →

After a thrilling week of Hockey at the Under 21 African Qualifier, the South African men and women sides emerged victorious over Egypt and Ghana respectively. Over the course of the week we got some great →

The fifth day of the African Qualifier has come and gone and only the final now remains. South African sides have both won all four of their games and will see the ladies take on Ghana in the final and →

South Africa continued their impressive start to the African Qualifier for the under 21 World Cup in Delhi with the ladies beating a very negative Kenya side 5-1 and the gents maintaining their clean sheet →

A great comeback in sport is one of the finest things you can see in life, up there with the birth of a child, with finding the quickest moving queue, with putting on a freshly ironed shirt. Yes, so →

The South African U21 Hockey sides started the African Qualifier with big wins. The ladies beat Namibia 9-0 and the men beat Zimbabwe 11-0. Our friends Marcel Sigg and Maggi van Rhyn from Run Ride Dive →

Bridgitte Hartley captured the attention of South Africans all over the World, when on Womens day this year she romped home in an incredible race to snatch a bronze medal and South Africa’s 5th medal →

Psy might not be your cup of tea, in fact you might find him more annoying than Justin Bieber singing, or talking, or existing for that matter. But there is one thing that is for certain, his internet →

The 39th Ryder Cup had social media abuzz, had people defying the weight of their eyelids and Americans eating a huge bout of humble pie. The 2012 Medinah hosted Ryder Cup produced the greatest comeback →

Susannah Townsend first sprung to my attention through her interaction with South African Hockey players on social networking tool Twitter. I then did a bit of research into her and found her to be →

At the 2012 US Open, one of my favourite tennis players of all time, Andy Roddick retired. Andrew Stephen Roddick broke onto the pro tour in 2001 after dominating the Junior Tour including winning →

Lance Louw represented South Africa for the first time in International Hockey on the 18 March 2007. He has since gone on to surpass his 50 Caps for South Africa and featured at major tournaments like →