Ryk Neethling Neethling is the first South African to compete in four successive Olympic Games and also an Olympic gold medalist. The highlight of his exceptional career was the Olympic gold medal he won in the 4×100 metres freestyle relay at the 2004 Summer...
Graeme Smith Graeme Smith is the most successful captain in South African cricket history. He made his debut in 2002 and was appointed captain a year later at 22 years and 82 days, succeeding Shaun Pollock after the 2003 World Cup, making him the youngest ever. He...
Survivor, International Speaker, Extreme Endurance Athlete & Author South African Extreme Endurance athlete, Grant Lottering’s remarkable comeback from being declared dead on 21 July 2013 to conquering the French Alps, Pyrenees, South Africa and the USA continues...
Jean de Villiers One of South Africa’s leading rugby players, Jean de Villiers was named captain of the Springboks in June 2012. He has played (as of December 2014) 106 times for his country, including a record 84 appearances at centre. Despite this outstanding...
Cecil Afrika Cecil Afrika is one of the most exciting rugby sevens players in the world. The finest accolade in his young career so far came when he was named the International Rugby Board (IRB) Sevens Player of the Year for 2011 following the HSBC Sevens World Series...
