Five rising Cape Town footballers will form part of South Africa’s Under 20 women’s national team (Basetsana) which will take on Uganda in third round of their 2022 FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers.
Imagine a young basketball aspirant from an impoverished community going to a Cape Town Tigers basketball club training session and see a National Basketball Association (NBA) player like Ben Uzoh train.
Lesotho’s Neheng Khatala will renew her rivalry with a resurgent Kesa Molotsane and stalwart Glenrose Xaba at the Absa CAPE TOWN 12K CITYRUN, making the women’s race another exciting showdown.
The Western Province Cricket Association (WPCA) has announced the youth teams that will do battle in various National Age Group Weeks that will take place at different venues around the country next month.
Three Western Province rising cricket stars have been named in the Cricket South Africa’s (CSA) Under 19 squad today that will take part in the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies next year.
Cape Town is known for producing world-class athletes who represent the nation and shine on the world stage – and the Women’s Junior World Cup in Hockey will be no different.
