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There's something dynamic about watching Zintle Mpupha take apart a rugby field. It's not the speed, or the clean break off contact — it’s the sheer presence. The focus. The quiet storm that builds behind her eyes with every tackle, every burst, every clever thought-out plan

The anticipation is palpable as the Rowing South Africa team departed for France on Thursday, 18th of July. The team, comprising of the men's pair John Smith and Chris Baxter, and women's single sculler Paige Badenhorst, has just completed their final preparation camp in Tzaneen and

In a vibrant display of national pride and unwavering support, the rowing community gathered in Melrose, Johannesburg, to honour three of South Africa’s national rowing athletes —John Smith, Christopher Baxter, and Paige Badenhorst. These rowing champions are poised to represent our country on the greatest international sporting stage -

Layla Arrison, a standout rugby commentator, debuted sensationally at the Singapore Sevens. With a background in athletic excellence, she led Stellenbosch's first all-female 7s team, breaking barriers in commentary. Her journey embodies dedication and a deep love for rugby.

Rowing South Africa's Olympic qualified athletes have been training intensively in Tzaneen, preparing for the upcoming Games in Paris. The team, focusing on the men's pair and women's single scull, will leave South Africa on 18th July, with the Olympic rowing events set to

Layla Arrison is tackling stereotypes and scoring big in the hard-hitting world of rugby. Recently, she made waves as the first English female commentator for SuperSport, debuting at the electrifying Singapore Sevens Rugby Tournament on World Rugby Day. Layla’s journey from a rugby-loving girl to a groundbreaking commentator is