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Haselbacher heads Giro del Capo

Austrian Rene Haselbacher edged out Malcom Lange and Burry Stander to win Tuesday’s first stage of the Giro del Capo cycle race in Wellington.

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Busy week for Burry

Beijing 2008 Olympics mountain biker Burry Stander finished third in the Sani2C three-day stage event at the weekend and is now busy with the Giro del Capo race around the Cape.

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Smith: If only…

National men’s hockey captain Austin Smith has once again rued South Africa’s second-half performances at the Hero Honda World Cup tournament in New Delhi, India.

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Draw for Austin’s men

South Africa ended the group stage of their Hero Honda World Cup men’s hockey tournament with a 3-3 draw against India in New Delhi, India on Monday.

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Sam on sport’s progress

SASCOC president Gideon Sam said good progress has been made in taking South African sport forward but as always, there’s work to be done.

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Joy for Jordy as he beats a legend

Our Jordy Smith completed one of the best days of his burgeoning surfing career by beating both nine-time world champion Kelly Slater (US) and current World No 3 Bede Durbidge (Aus) at the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast event in Australia.

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Robert qualifies again

Robert Oosthuizen took another step to booking his place in the South African Commonwealth Games squad with another fine throw in the javelin at Thursday night’s third Yellow Pages Series track and field meeting in Potchefstroom.

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Hunter in a hurry

Robbie Hunter got his Tour of Murcia off to a fine start with a first stage victory in Spain on Wednesday. It was the Garmin-Transition team cyclist’s first win of the season and also the United States team’s first stage win in Europe.

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SA lose 10-goal thriller

South Africa went down to England in a 10-goal thriller at a Hero Honda World Cup men’s hockey match in New Delhi, India on Tuesday.

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Clark’s men face another tough challenge

The South African men’s hockey squad face their second tough assignment in the space of three days on Tuesday as they take on England in the Hero H

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Smith’s men go down

South Africa went down fighting in their first match of the men’s hockey World Cup in New Delhi, India on Sunday.

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Youth eye Singaporeb

Fast times are on the cards as South Africa’s young talent prepares to race for A qualifying times at the Telkom SA Level Three Swimming Championships at the Joan Harrison Swimming Pool in East London from 12-16 March 2010, in an attempt to qualify for the Youth Olympic Games.

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South Africa win but miss out on Games

South Africa won their final match of the Youth Olympic Games volleyball qualifier in Durban when they beat Morocco 3-2 in the final match of the tournament.

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Austin’s men look to build on victory

South Africa take on India in their final pool game at the Hero Honda Cup men’s hockey tournament on Monday and they’ll be hoping to build on their 4-3 win against Pakistan at the weekend.

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Smith still believes SA can get it right

National men’s hockey captain Austin Smith says the team are determined to bounce back from their 12-0 drubbing at the hands of Australia at the Hero Honda World Cup in New Delhi, India.

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Bad day for SA in India

South Africa made history for all the wrong reasons — a dozen of them — at the men’s hockey World Cup in New Delhi, India on Thursday.

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Young stars ready to roll

Cycling South Africa’s young riders for the annual Giro del Capo and Nations Cup events have been announced.

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Captain Smith says success will come

going down 6-4 to England in their second Hero Honda World Cup hockey fixture in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, South African captain Austin Smith remains positive.

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World champ for PE

South Africa’s top open water swimmers will be able to pit themselves against the world’s best at the 20th MTN Nelson Mandela Bay Splash Festival in Port Elizabeth this Easter.

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Steyn, Don cope best

Not even the trio of freezing water, windy conditions, or the heat were going to get the better of SA and Africa Champion, Andrea Steyn (Nestle Pure Life), or regular visitor and Olympic athlete Tim Don (Prologue) at the 11 Global Triathlon in Cape Town.

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Naude qualifies in Durban

The wind stole the show at Friday night’s second Yellow Page Series track and field meeting in Durban but Elizna Naude wasn’t complaining.

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