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Port Elizabeth played host to the Nissan World Cup Qualifier 2013 at the weekend with some of the country’s top equestrian athletes participating on a magnificent course designed by the world renowned Frederic Cottier from France. This event

EP Kings prop Lizo Gqoboka and flyhalf George Whitehead have both been called up to take part in the Sharks wider training camp ahead of the 2014 Super Rugby Season. EP Rugby CEO, Charl Crous, confirmed that the pair had been loaned out to train

The Springboks suffered some collateral damage in their 28-nil demolition of Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday as they look ahead to their final tour match against France in Paris this Saturday. Tighthead prop Frans Malherbe limped off in the

JP Pietersen will on Sunday become the 28th player to reach 50 Springbok Test caps when he runs out against Scotland at Murrayfield in Edinburgh in the second match of the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour. The 27-year-old Pietersen, who will return

SA Ironman race director Paul Wolff has announced a new route for the tenth anniversary edition in Port Elizabeth on the 6th of April 2014. The 3.8 kilometre swim will be a single lap - starting and finishing at Hobie Beach - with the turn

The Proteas will take on Pakistan in a Momentum One Day International in Port Elizabeth on Wednesday 27 November 2013. This match will start at 10am and fans can expect to see all their favourite cricket hero’s in action at the stadium

South Africa's top show-jumpers have started arriving in Port Elizabeth for four-days of competition at the PE riding club in Lorraine. The action gets underway on Thursday morning 14 November and entry is free - and it culminates in the Nissan

The NMMU George Cricket Club excelled at the NMMU George Campus Achievers Dinner that was held at Fancourt recently. The club won three awards – Sportsman of the Year, Team of the Year and Club of the Year. From the left are: Hugo Loubser

The South African Rugby Union has confirmed the names of 10 Springboks who were awarded long-term national contracts in August this year, which will see them remain in South Africa until the end of 2015. SARU CEO Jurie Roux said this was the