Du Toit scoops Luareus Disability Award
Swimming champion Natalie Du Toit has won the annual Laureus Disability award, Sascoc said on Wednesday.
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No local races for Caster
After some confusion Sascoc has made it clear that athlete Caster Semenya can’t compete locally until a final decisions is made on her gender tests.
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Chaos erupts after Sascoc meeting
Chaos erupted after the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) named an interim Athletics South Africa board on Saturday.
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‘Game over for Chuene’
The IAAF is set to boot suspended athletics boss Leonard Chuene out of the IAAF council, the Mail & Guardian has learned.
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Medal haul shows our progress, says Sascoc
South Africa’s medal return at the recent World Swimming and Athletics Championships are proof the country is on the right road to the next Olympics.
Can SA spend its way to gold?
Our 131 Olympic athletes collectively brought back five ounces of silver from Beijing. That’s worth R7 849 at the current silver price.
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Last chance for the Bladerunner
Oscar Pistorius, South Africa’s double amputee track sensation, is pinning his final hopes of a ticket to the Olympics on the 400m relay.
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Natalie du Toit makes history
Swimmer Natalie du Toit will compete in the Olympics and the Paralympics at the Beijing Games after she was named in South Africa’s team on Thursday.
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Athletics boss wins latest battle
Leonard Chuene will have the last laugh on Sunday over his number-one enemy, the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc), when he is re-elected as president of Athletics South Africa. No one is standing against him. In the run-up to the elections, Chuene has been under pressure to resign.
