Olympic champions Semenya begins football career in SA
Multiple Gold Medallist and 800m and 1500m World Champion, Caster Semenya, has joined Gauteng-based JVW Football Club, owned by Banyana Banyana Captain Janine van Wyk. You may also like
IAAF denies male classification tag for Caster
The IAAF has denied it will tell the Court of Arbitration for Sport that female athletes with high testosterone levels such as Caster Semenya should be classified as male. You may also like
Memorable Moment: Caster is SA’s golden girl
Caster Semenya’s two gold medals during this year’s Commonwealth Games are among SportsClub‘s most memorable moments for 2018. You may also like
Semenya stars in new Nike advert
Caster Semenya is the star of the show in Nike’s new advert featuring her journey towards claiming gold. You may also like
Another SA best for Semenya in Europe
Caster Semenya has broken the South African women’s 400-metre record – for the second time in just over a month. You may also like
Super Semenya, Manyonga win Diamond League gold
Caster Semenya and Luvo Manyonga’s stars shone brightest for the South African contingent on the first night of the IAAF Diamond League finals in Zurich, Switzerland, on Thursday, writesMARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
Second gold for Semenya in Nigeria
Ever dominant Caster Semenya was the highlight of the South African action on the final day of the African Championships in Asaba, Nigeria on Sunday. You may also like
Hands off Caster!
Controversial new rulings on female testosterone levels threaten to derail the athletics superstar’s career, writes Gary Lemke in the latest SportsClub magazine. You may also like
Semenya takes new IAAF ruling to court
South Africa’s Olympic and world 800m champion Caster Semenya has taken it upon herself to challenge the International Association of Athletics Federation’s (IAAF) female classification rule. You may also like
SA records for Semenya, Horn in Doha
Caster Semenya cocked a snoot at the latest rumpus surrounding testosterone levels in female athletes as she raced to an imperious world-leading time in the women’s 1500-metre event in Friday’s IAAF Diamond League in Doha, Qatar, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
